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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-11

RY g. e. GIRARDEY, AUcTlONEBR-
- Once No. 81 Camp street. SATURDAY..
Charles Auction Exchange. in the rotunda Of the
st. Charles Hotel, in tie city of New Orleans will
the Hon 4 c. Billings. judge OF the United states
District Court, for the district of Louisiana sit
ting in bankruptcy. dated June 3, 1876, and rem
dered in the above entitled matter. the following
described property to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND desixnated
by the Nos. and T. situated in the block or square
No. go, in the city Of Shreveport, parish of Caddo
State OF Louisiana. together with all the build nga
and improvements thereon anc thereuntO belong
ing, and at present occupied and leased to Messro
Gregg Fort, conditions Of which lease will b.
lad at sale.
Terms Cash. the purchaser to assume the pay
ment Of the taxes due and payab in 1876 and up
to the day of SALE and above the price Of a5j-
cation.
at the expense of the purchaser. jell 10 II "a jyl
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INSURANCE.

OFFICE FIREmG"s INSURANCE
COMPANY,
Corner Of Gravier aad Camp Streets.
NEW ORLBANs, January 10, 1876.
At meeting Of the Board of Directors held this
day. It was resolved to declare the following divi
dend from the net earn1ngs Of the ton months end.
ing December 81, 1875:
l. Ten per cent annual interest ON capital stock
paid in.
.. To carry to reserve fund In accordance with
section four article VIII. Of the charter. five per
cent.
3. To carry to the credit Of the Firemen's Char.
table Association Of New Orleans for tho support
Of the widows and orphans and the general relic
system Of said sss0cAtion, In eocOtdsnce with sec.
Five per cent interest dividend on capital stock
5. Forty per cent dividend to participating in.
surero.
All declaration Of dividends to stockholders to
be carried to credit Of stock notes in accordance
with section five, article VIII Of the charter.
Partic sting dividends to insurers mot stock
holders) payable in cash on demand.
n. MARKS, President.
T. PRUDHOMMK. Vice President.
B. b. BsSNsRs, Secretary.
Board Of Directors.
Jacob Alexander, Wash. Marks,
Leon Bertoli, B. N. Bond,
b. H. Bierhorst, T. Frudhomme,
1. B. Cain, C. Sporl,
John Fitz patrick, Otto Thoman.
&. C. TAYLOR Gauche, George Waters,
Charles Hemard, L. A. Wiltz,
Alfred H. Isaacson, B. Wormann,
A: 2: Kip, l. N. Marks
my3O I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-11
BY G. i. Girardey.
ASSIGNRE'S SALE,

VALUABLE WAREHOUSE PROPERTY IN TIE
LOUISIANA
G. W. BAYLY POND EFT AIS. VS.. C. Mo-
CARTHY.
United States District Court for the District Of
Louisiana-ln bankruptcy, No. 1425.
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RAILROADS.

FVHK MOBILE LINE.
THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTR
To the East, North and West,
Via Louisville, via Atlanta and via St. Louis,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MALL.
Trains will arrive and depart from Depot, foot Of
Canal street as follows
DEPART. ARRIVE
Express. 49,. .6:45 A. H. Express. 1880 4 T.
Express 500 P. Il Express: 80: $3.50 p D.
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Cincinnati, Louis
ville Nashville Lynchburg and Baltimore without
change, and only one change to New York and
Eastern cities.
Ticket office corner Of Camp and Common
streets opposite City Hotel
NORMAN G. JONES, General Agent
no21 D. B. ROBINSON, 6uperin.endent
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In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS flkMo
OF tho beneAt Of the bankrupt cot can have thei.
Yetttaons and schedules prepared strictly accord.
ing to tho bankrupt Law - amended, general
orders Of the United States supreme Court and
rules OF the United States District Court, BY ap.
plying to the undersigned 1T the ONCE Of O. B.
house building New Orleans, Louisiana. Terms
reasonable. Postofaoe box 2097.
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NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS
AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY,
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
On and after Sunday. June IL. 1875,
Trains depart and arrive - fol ows from Cslliope
Atreet depot.
DRPARr. ARRIvR.
Malice. $3.50 P. NJ Mail. ..... OsOO A. H.
Acc0mD0da- |Acc0mm0da-
ton. $3.50 P. NJ ton. ..... $50 A. NJ.
Sunday Accommods- Sunday accommods-
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to st.
Louis Chicago Louisville and Cincinnati.
Only one change Of sleeping care to Eastern
cities.
Camp street. corner Of Common.
A. D. SHELDON, Agent
jan ~ = D. FROST, General ksuseof.
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By Selle q Malochee.
SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH RsIGyAUr.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleau
No. 80 545
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nfONTROss HOUSE,
Ul (FORMERLY BOSSELL HOUSE),
BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI.
This superior hotel, located on the front, and
pleasantly situated, is now open for the reception
Of visitors Every luxury the season affords Is
literally furnished by the proprietor. Pare
splendid ard terms reasonable. Special induce
ments offered to excursionists.
my6 6m PETER J. MONTROSS.
, 1876-08-18

garment usnally wnsn nc1t 70 the botly l'ara.
t}nxfcnl ns II may frcln at rbt sight, they tEtyt
adopted uniform for one of their ward ttu,s
Ultcn consists Of a bloody SHIRT nn'l C'ntl-
ncntnf hat ....
Tho Democratic Executive Committee wns Ia
session for three hours yesterday, btt, accofi'
INK to the frank admissions nj Gen. Cameron,
t}icy accomplished nothing.
l'he Finance Committee Of the Cook tonntv
Campaign Committee met Mt 4 o'clock Yesterday
afternoon, with twenty-seyen members ont s'f
nc flfty prcscut. Gen. ]. N. Corse was made
chairman Of the Committed 1t was tcc!.lc.i To
fntntsh each member with she proper sHctsen-
tla1t md everybody was requested to collect "a
much money d. possible ior can,raiEn purposes,
and 10 make nrrkfy report thereof to the
Treasurer. Tie Committee then adjourned TO
meet on The 9th Inst. nj y. nv
THB GhEESDACKEN9
wcre quiet yesterday. They took formal pos. pos.
session Vi ,t,cT nsw quarters In the lteninnt
House Chlbron'n, and, as usual when ttlcy
l,avu nothing particular to do, the various com
mittecs which arc arranging for thc b5 Green
bnck azzle ut Exposition Hnil on the 2s' sol
cn,n1y and per.i.tcntsy dlnncd the cars Of the
Chairman With rerprts Of progress. And t!en
The little sis-hy-ninn party, which fonfly hopes
to do liz thugs sometime, adjourned to meet
to-day and 20 through tho same programme.
, 1876-08-18
A HAPPY CHANG

Grtc!ds Df9pdfch 10 1hs Tribune.
WARRINGTON, d. c., Aug. l7.-Up 10 tla
close Of business today tho only employc Of tho
Treasury WIN had taken advantage OF Secretary
Morrill's concession OF leave Of absence with
pay to those who would reelgn at once was
clerk ln tue o.uco Of the Comptroller Of thu
Currency. Ilc tAfls for England Alonday ta
take possession OF q fortune Of several millions
Of dollars which hus becu LETT to Ills fa.n'ly by
solne relative, Ills title to It IL decided by tia
Eliglish courts after two years' litigation.
THE EONylCTs.
Great pressure bus been brought to bear, yest
tef,lay al t4-tiay, Upon tue President and At
turnty-u ucherai Iii thu matter Of patdn,s Tot tho
st. Louis. Chicago, and milwaukee, Whisky RiuR
cul.yfrts. Tho President, however. llas declared
thut he would make np PARTON unless RECON-
menled by tho Attorney-tacnern tIc has u
yet nut nude any such Recommendation IN any
of tie cases, though extraordinary excrtiona
have been lnatsc to securs favorable action ~
l.itu t,cfoz1 the President leaves for Long l.raach
Avr1ys fritnds expect definite decision To-
llutEuW,
Mn. kEnG.
RouKpn1paE ALUM S.RINus, W., Aug. H.
Mr., Kcrr's condition Is about tho same as lust
night, M apparent clauga for better or worse.
DF. Pope saws speaker kerr's conailion ia highly
csttfc4l.
, 1876-08-18

NEW YonK, Aug. 17.-AlthouSh the war
which has hcen going on during tho past few
rnuntl,s in reference to Wcst-bound freight has
not yet ended, there is probability OF a speedy
settlement. All the companies seem tired Of
thcir warfare, md apparently aTc willing to
come to an n1nicab'e arrangement. To-day L
trunk llnc anid: 'rle war must
BIZ stopped, or we shall be ruined We arc losing
on avery pound no cnrry West, and, II present
rates are not advanced when the busy xGysuu Is
at hand, It will ho still wo'se- The present rate
for apecim freight Is now only IS cents per 1Do
pounds, and yet shippers Of large amounts
offer only B cents on thu hundred.
It Is ahaura to suppose That any company Gun
take freight at thcso rates. II anything like
working expenses are to 10 matlc.n Cutting Is,
however, going on among sotuc OF tho shippers,
but 1t ts Kept quiet, 10 Is not to make matters
worse than they are. 1t Is thought TINT Ii
order to settle the long controversy meeting
Of representatives Of roads will bo held very
seon.
, 1876-08-18
A PROSPEROUS CITY,

SpseFal Correspondence V TAs tribune.
nEs MolNRs, H., Aug. l4.-Notwltfastansl!uS
the cries OF crnaksFa, aud the hard tfnta
throughout tho country, Dcs Molncs neyer gavs
surh exhibits Of prosperity as this year. There
layo been laid this aeaaan aa,o00 600 brick, and
nearly as mauy more will be required. Tth
does not include tin, new Capitol. Two million
brick went into tho Exposition butldpxA she
.irst Of whiei. was lall tas lst day ,'yt,,t, o.
lhv lit day ot July, Carver & YoauEs
woodworking factory was burned. IN
lust sixty days steam xsa ratzgl IN new strut
uru In which we're laid a75, ,oU0 brick. This wa
an uniasrsecn demand, not contemplated "
contracts made In Tho spring. Twelve brlsk-
fanls haye been pushed to theEr fullest ca1ettys
aay and night. Brick buildings 10 w llku 'nss.
h.. Such push aial ensrKy inspire eonhtlsa,t,a ".
building Is .iunu witt, home capital, and will MT
10 plastcred over With laper-celt anaIrju!S"
lnu1t mortgages. It Is not mushroom growth
but the result Of lsn,, etable busluess d.
unu0.
, 1876-08-18
TIE ELECTION LAWS.
PREPARATIONS FOR THEIR ENFORCEMENT.


9ptctas Dfsyatca ia 1As 7etbams
WAsuIsuro1. D. C., Aug. 17.SActlre mcaa
urea ars being taken by tie Attorney Gsnerait
Office to strictly enforce all the proysiona Of tho
National Election lam, not only In tho South,
but in every part Of tho country. Great cure Is
to be exercised In the election of supervisors,
and all officers Of tho United S*ates responsible
Iu any degree for insuring quiet and enforcing
fair elections ars 10 reeaive specific Instructions
through the Department Of Justice. A circular
On the subject will be issued in d few days
Prosecutions ARE to be at once Instituted in Ata-
bar,n ngalnst tllose who perpetrated tho frauds
III the late State election, anu nttitra who we're
prominent Ia exercising fntintdationat ut tho po|la
IN various parta Of the State. Special co,pscl
have already been appointed to assist In tho
work, and arrests mud trlals will take place at
an carly day. Steps are alsoSo be tnken ftnme-
dtatcly to give grcates efficiency TO tho United
States Marshnls' offices In several Of the South
ern States. Some changes Of principals, and
quito humber among the deputies, hare been
ordered.
GEN. SHERMAN
will not at preecnt Issue my special order for
rurrYing out the Prcsidcnt's directions Of ycs-
tcrday, further than TO publish TINT In regular
orders for the information and guidance u
aii concerned. No changes Of stations will
will any lu ordered unlcsa they acern necessary,
in precautionary sctse, Ia prevent furthGr
recurrence Of the ntatu of affairs tho Deu,ucrats
hive lcclaTc.l to oxist BY their resolution. Gcn.
Sherman says great care will eo taken that no
rights Of States hre invaded, anti that every step
taIicn by the military authorities is strictly witi
II, tho bounds prescribed bY law. The military
will not take actlye part in any case unlrss
cnIlet. upon in regular fern BY The pruper sytl
HtAtea.
, 1876-08-18

The following story IL lnttl by Noriolk paper,
md the sscnu 1T II Is 1ahl Ut Hilver l!ls, p'st
village ult,At r. miles from BEH!roe: Eugene,
ugc, wcnt to spring tot i a.lrink nf water, asM
after xat,slylag lis Thirst hr rat down nn i iog
To rest uuI rosll ua little. ltc presently heard
II hisslMg rulsc Mear hls head, and on looking
lure. Tho reptile haul crawlrd up hts buck md
stuck IL I.ra.l oyer ot,e III hls sh0uilers. Thu
boy gtabht.i fur tlc shake asM caught ts by thu
ncrh, but was unahl Il tn pull nvrr l!!s shoulder
on accnnnt Ut IT. helm. fastened " Ills sntpclA-
trs hellind. lls lsctd hia grip, however, until
tAu snakp was tllokea! u death. hwus found u
hc q bsacksuake, nearly s feet iunK, Youug
Murphy squcvzcl The reptile With such Ir1n
grip that he broke large silver ring that WIS
Uu lIa Augcr.
, 1876-08-18

IT. sFHHaaTn AND oHuAs'zAf1oN'
Wrrn TEAity's EXPEDITION. Aug. v.-Geu.
Terry hns comn>etr1y rcor,,nn1zra hs little nrmv
on thc 1e1lowstoi,r. lieu Miles, battalion fllth
United ssatea Infantry, Col. hoorc's battalion
Sixth Infantry, Mai. Frecumn's battalion
Seventh Infantry, ard Col Otis battalion
TwcntY-seconl Infantry, arc organized into y
tr,r,,, n,u,ar ,,,,nu,.,,5 ~ f,.n 1oh,, f,,h1o,
s"'' ~ a'.,es e'''4''a'"' =. us". 'o''H "'p'u"'
COL NJ a. Neno succeeds uen' Cnstor 10 eoal'
1,"" ,a,n.. r,,,..,t,, .,.,e.a. H. :,'s.,
u"h' James p!.sbtn blfeeetas tno aeaa Cus1er Us
Chief Of uun. Tcrry's Cavalry, hut while acting
....," ..',."'sI..~ ss' ~ H. 60
Fetaln '1ta'hea1a1a com!han" o1 !lsS eo.anh eec-
UHd uuleA States Cavalry, Lieut., Col Low
hax hrcn o,norntc, G,irf ~ Artt,lrrv. and
"..... n' "rl""sn ''.t Sn. ~ ~. "
1lelit. brntl!cy fstals ILLS position AZ Ghlel nI
Scouts. Tho cavalry, artillery, mi! scouts re-
port dlrert To the Department Commander, and
, 1876-08-18

JOLIET, H., Aug. 17.--Eltas uaylcss, who re.
sided IN this city number OF years ugt, has
lrnct up recently, ,al claims tn be thu legal own
erof Dlock4a, In School Section Addition
usnt proposes tu takc immediate steps to regain
possession Vi this property, which Is quits yalu-
Ahlc, thcru being some eighteen Or twunty
buildings on tliu block, IntHt Ut them dwelling
l!auses. lle purclasrd the pro|,sfty from .Ee
Government, subitsi'se,l Il himself, and has .
lie l,ascs llis claim, lis has pail no taxes on t.,v
property for tho last twenty years, md offers IN
compromise with partits now II, possession eu
reasonable tcr,Ns.
, 1876-08-18
officers, 57l n,en: artillery, Q officers, 10 men.
beynnty-1ye Indian ecp,lts. FnooIoN.
MISCELLANEOUS.

CAVALRY NEtKUlTfNV HFAT1UHH.
WAsn1soToN, D. t., Aug. f7,-Ordcrs hayo
BEEN Issued from tho War Department for tile
recruiting af 500 additional lncn far tho cava'
r. regiments. The principal recruiting stations
arc At NJ Louis, Chicago. indianapolis, buffalo,
Boston aud New Ybrk. BRANCH Otllecs will be
opened In several Wrstcrl, cities, to secure tue
required number ~ e,nh as roselhlc.. ..
bAs FNAArI*co, Cal, AMg. ,1f.-fsoV. Villa
grnna, Of Lover California, trlegraphs to ,l'e
r!sing VI Indians along tbc Colorado River and
tho adjoining country against the Mc1ira,ls.
Vil1agrana Is IN route 10 Ban Diego to procure
nrms and munitions. The situation Is critical.
, 1876-08-18
SUICIDE,

hpac14E Dgpa8eH 70 tn 7FIRdHt.
DunuQuRt Ia, Aug. l1.-J. c. leem, a
wealthy citizcn Of Ioas County, sho: himself
through the head with revolver Ut Marion
this morning. lfu lived hut short time after
being slo.. No cause IS knoMnl except netan-
c!loly induced by the death Ut his wife year
ayo. lle leaves Il !arge family, mostly grown
NJ. liz was thu owAer nj several hne faTllls IN
thu htute. lie was un estiulable citizen, AMI
his death WAS regretted by lurge cirrle u
friends mud lr9ual,ltances.
OMAHA, Neb., Aug. l7.-The body ot Miss
Barnes, who sulfitirl at PluttsnIouth, Ncb. lust
Sunday, Was totln,l doatnS In tAe river u miles
lc3oW the1u toluy.
, 1876-08-18

Nv LII Arti}CF RFETnr. KnE lHeCtlik MHH SN'iNN
10 order about . o'clcek hy On indlvtanaa who
introduced Tho President u thc Club, @ n1an
with = long nosa, shirt a,lor'ied Win
two snt1c tt,lds, ansl flushing enllnr'
Ing the faintcet resemblance 10 q collar. Thc
man who introduced him sail his t,alnc WAS
Sheridan. lie was received with noise, nrHl
said there "was plenty NJ goo,l speakers pres-
notwithstanding this announcement Of plenty
OF material, WIS the cx-Rav. Florence Mccarthy
who was Invited 10 laranguo tho mixed com
rany., He IT'D 80 IN one oi lls eha1arssr'ss,e ,,e
iicuters' satisfaction t.iat anes t,ucl,Anan oneo
declined Il present Of 2 pair of slippers lcst he
should givu occasion, for scandal; HAT no man
since Washington, but Grant,, had desired
were to 10 charged upon the Republican party;
TINT Titlen was Errnt, pure. rich, aud, a!'oyo
mtl, Kef0r1ner, whose election wnnlsl stra1shten
"', a!n'.. aiS at ant aane 'EMo S go
prltncd with statistics, and ascd all lis pors!,a-
styo powers to make tic wnrte appear tho hcttcr
reason. Other speakers followed the ex-revcr-
cuu, mud the meeting pronounced II AEl good.
EluIsrn wARD.
Company a, Of the t1nycs and Wheeler Boys
glue Island ssenuc, afr. It. '. Kepnea, III su'
Air. Luther Latin Mills addressed tho meet.
lug, AMI WIS followed by ex-Ald. Campbell.
hfr. .fohn aladdosks, from the Committee on
IllisEng Funds, reported thnt sl25 had been sub.
ee[.nea snma.s she ~ rasrt.ttns ,s ~.
EV- aojsc ssaI sct "a III. ,xm. .sntaa A., .s
and alter son,e further uuttnportant business
bne n'cc'h'R a"luu M . nc..
1,., .xo,,ro r;,dsa snd if.n,,rtct. f1uh
~. ..ss cxS.E IN Es,,,,i, W"ai ~ *
corner of Indiana and Elizabeth stscets- Tho
following officers we're elesteI: President, T.
Atwn,1,. Tras,,per p jr.rypr: Ca,,natgn Cam.
.,t,,a .scuxJ ". nai;psrs = X
Parp'oR; fina1ro E'ninIitee, H. r,iea"
man. -. Ne'iho' tao1has ou!1.
Executive Committee, Daniel Gtltcn, Tllutnas
WaJi1:sy, WsSs4ns Angus ''a'''"' '''' Ds''e'' :" T.
~ MIes MopuH eo"ss,u. y .h' ,aa.1 am yeIl."1 tI'
"e ese"3 g,a,,rr,, .us - s1, ..,,,
The EtEhtcchth warn Ucmoersts heIq - Fceu-
@ 1sinE " s, tst n1Ss
Tho C!,air nnnuunccd tbat /, uns ao opsn
meeting and any one who oi,oae could speak or
w.. S Sest r . Iuh J" 10 n"t a l., ~
II Was 9e: pess ipr lily e.ao % ~ Hus u1snGy IL ,a
bo nocd III to oest :. b 1bat pIaso
was similar motion In regard to tho Committee
s A,sa "s3 ai "as = fa Hinr '1F fonwca s"a se E
Ma.S.. T.. ,t,a.. .,.onh on3 ~. s,t.-. h..s
nasun III suoit sitctcl'. M.!. eitcs eIness n.u
SpeM,e inc nscing ga ps Gn!
us B. crewsy to IT, aes n' ot t. Assstsnt seesrta
,yi,osc duty it will be to notify tho members at
tile aboye-I,nsped Committees thlt they will be
nyncrtp,f 10 nut in M annraranre Sfo,u3nv
uiyht- P1s ~ "1' "p'"|s '"031'
t4sn" aru,,vn nr,u,, ,c,usu
lho hTtb ffes1 u yesterday mas the lolloH-
| my:
| Tho Illinois Sfaats-Etftuna OF fo.tfay 10 fool
CATCHING Ii asserts that thefr nre Tildcn Henub.
, 1876-08-18
CAIRO

Sn<tfdl Dltputch 10 7Ne 7rI6UnA
CAIno, ILL.,, Aug. l7.-Tlerr Is some excfto-
ment tn this city Oh account of Tho ru'nor that
the Illinois Ccntsa! Railroad Company proposes
to change its haeo at tllis enl-that to, intends
to 60 out Of tho limits of the City Of Cairu Ut
an carly aAy as II result Of certaln orluss aaa IT.
ctsi,sls of tic Circuit Court OF this county, re-
md enlsIlinE heavy losats from. changes n.-
qnircd on buildings trucks, ese. Dir. Clarke,
Chief Engineer OF the Illinois Central, Ii IN the
.tty, abd llik prrseMcH gives r0lot to the report:
do not hesitate 10 say that the Company mcsns
luSluekn.
, 1876-08-18
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

I.oxpoN, Aug. 17t-SteamAhIps Italy, from
New York, and CASPIAN, frum Baltimore. have
arrlved out ......-..,.
NEW YoHE, Aug. 1T.-Asrived, stsamships
State os Pcnnsylyan,a fro.a Glasgow, Ao'land
from London.
BAN FnANcisco, Aug t7.-Bailsd. Pael1c aaes
steamer Cu&!lpa fur Pa1atuA
, 1876-08-18
An Order Consolidating and In.
numbering Revenue
Districts.
List Of Collectors Left Out In "a.
Cold by the Now Deal.
Preparations for the Enforcement Of th.
National Election Laws
Friends Of The Whisky Conricts Still Per.
sistcntly Pressing for Pardon.

CONSULTATIONS AND REMOVALS,
WAsnlHnToH, .. C., Aug. 17.-11lc foliow,n,
consultations Of internal rcvcnac district.
among others In The I;ast and South, under III.
Legislative bill, bavs been ordered by the p,e.
dent Untlcr this os1lcr thirty.flve Collssto,.
will be removed:
Tie First and Third Districts Of West VI,
gina arc consolidated md 1sonc II. Dnyaj n,
ta'ned In Pennsylvania part of the Nineteenth
containing the Counties Of Erie, Warren, lfr.
kcan, Elk, mud Cameron is called tic Ntae-
tccnt1,. Charles N. Lynch is retained.
Crawford. VeuanEo, Mercer, CIarlon Law.
tteth District Of Pcmayiyania, Of which janlw
e. Brown Is retained as Collector.
River, and Tie Countlcso Of Washington, Greennrs
Msssesssn pse 1 Fny;sFs :; sS%Rsss @
Ton,as W. Davis fs retained.
Beaver, Butler, Armstrong, Indiana, Icflcr
son, Csrarseld, and Allegheny. north of tbc
Ohio River, uIc consolidated into ihc Twenty.
third pennsylvania, aud John N. Sullivan rc,
Tllc First md sccord Districts Of Tennessee
nrc consolidated into the Bucond District. Jo.
scnh 4. Cooper Is retained.
trtcts nru consolidated Into tho ,nw Fi!h.
DanErt u. Clifford Is retained.
In Ohio, tho Eighteenth anu pntt Of the Ihir.
tcenth arc cons o!Alatctl into The NcW Eigltecph
Charles B, pcttingila is retained.
Fart 0f the Thirteenth and Seventh Ditt1cts
of Ohio ore consolidated into the new Seventh.
Charles c. Wolcott IL retained.
The First and part OF the Second tnlauah
consolidated into the new First 3n1ncs c,
Veatrh Ia retained. The Seventh and part of
the Eighth Indiana orc consolidated into tto
new Seventh. Frunk White Is retained.
The Sixth anil part Of tile Ss,cnl,<l 1ndlana a.e
consolidated. William C,,n1bnck Is rutaincd.
poEtinns OF both tho Sixth and Secoud Ns-
trtcts arc consolidated Into one tliatrict called
tho Sixth. Frederick Boygs ts retained.
The Fourth aud part Of tho Tanth llltnos
Districts arc consolidated Into the ncw Fourth,
John Tillson IL retained.
The Thirteenth, md part OF THO Tenth Illinois
compose tho new Thirteenth Jonalhan c.
Willis Il retained.
The Ptrst aud Fifth Michigan DlstrIcts an
consolidated into The new First Luther 8.
| TCnwhrttlgc Is retunctl.
Tho Scfond md Third Michigan compose tin
| Third. II. B. Rores0n Is retained.
The Third anu Sixth Districts Of Iowa orc
united into tho now Third. II. II. Tru,nbuli Is
| reln1ncd.' =
The second and parts Of ths First anu Fourth
| iowa compose thu new Secund. 9ewal1 s. Far.
| well Is Retained.
The Fourth and part Of tho First compose the
new Third. John Council Ia retained.
| The Third a,d Fourth 1tiesautt aTe cousoii.
/ dated tnta tho new Fourth. Arthur & Stegart
| Is retntncl.
, 1876-08-18
FOR CONGRESS-.

WISCONSIN,.
6pseidl pkpdteh u 7ae 7f4aumA
MILWAUKEE, Aug. H-flac Democratic
Fourth Congressional District Convention to-
day nominated William rt,t Lyudo far Con-
Ercss. Lyndo aercptcd the nomination.
ELiIHOl9,
&rrefs& Dtspatch to 7nA 7rfotsHe
PHoHrA, Ill., Aug. l7.-The Republicans hero
arc dissatisfied With the nomination of Boyd for
Congress, GU account of hfs Capttal.rcmoy,ll
rcuofd. a protest ag1fnst bis nomination. wns
c'reu!ated today md signed by over Que huu-
dred Republicans.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. l7.-The Hon. Wnl-
lam C. Whlttlornc, present Incumbent, ws.s
nominated {ar recollection for Congress from The
Tenth District At tH DomocFaiIc Convention
to4lny,
, 1876-08-18


Sioux CRY, Aug. R.-The Sioux City II Penn
hina El4llrnatt l,avc .ulstlcd the grade to Cal
1tope, distance ol n. miles from hers and ~
from Portlantlvi]1e, the present NORTHERN terInl-
nus. The irnt will hc laid and tyains running to
Ealltopu Abolt the middle Of September.