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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-21
LATEST LOCAL.

JOSEPH DEPPERE and John Riley, tua
noted characters, have been discharged
from the WOrk-house.
IN the case Of City Clerk Richard
Rohner, before Judge Matson, Mr.. Camp
bell finished his argument and was faL
lowed BY Mr.. Warrington. lie has nsG
yet concluded.
DANIEL O'KEEFE shoemaker, who
boards at the Rowe House, on Syoam0T1
street, mistook third-story window tor
a door at an early hour this morning,
and walking out, Tell to the pavement
below, suffering severe though not fatal
injuries. IL is understood that O'Kecfe
was under the influence OF liquor at the
time.
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
The storm.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2l.-The weather is
foggy, chilly and disagreeable, with no
appearance Of abatement of the north
easter which has prevailed since Satur-
day night. Rain continues to fall at
intervals, and an incessant northeast
gale is blowing. No serious accidents
have yet been reported either on land or
sea. Fifteen steamers are due here, and
all are probably outside the harbor
awaiting a favorable opportunity to put
into port. The steamer Franklin has not
yet been signaled.
Marriage of the Tammany Chief.
NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-John Kelly,
Tammany's chiet, was married this
morning in the private chapel of the
residence of the Cardinal McCloskey, to
Miss Teresa A. Mullen, niece of the
Cardinals. The ceremony was without
ostentaton and of the simplest possible
character. ~ ~ "~
After wedding breakfast the bride
and groom left for Boston. 1t is author
itatively stated that MIR. Kelly will sue.
ceed Green as Comptroller.
The Pennsylvania Coal Company
sold seventy thousand tons of Pittston
coal at auction to-day, at a price greatly
reduced from last months sale,
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ROBINSON'S OPERA-HOUSE.

PALMIERI! Second night Of the highly
successful Strakosch Grand Italian Opera.
THIS Tuesday EVENING, Nov. Il, at 8, IL
TROVATORE. MARIA PALMIERI (sec-
cOnd appearance), LeOnora; MISS AMMAN
DALE (irst appearance), Azucena; SIG.
BRIGNOLL, in his original creation, Manrico;
MIR. e. HALL, Conte di Luna; SIG. N. BA-
RILI as FerranGo. Band and Chorus, Con-
ductor, Sig De Novellis. Wednesday even
ing first appearance OF Sg'ta Isldora Marti-
nea, in Flotow's MARTHA, Signor BrIgnoli
as Lionel. Thursday, November %, FAUST.
Seats now for sale at j. Church q Co.'s Music
BtOre, So w. Fourth street. x
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Government order prob lbiting the ex-
portation Of horses from Russia.
Colonel Gordon, the African explorer,
who intended to return to England by
October, has decided to continne his ex-
plorations in consequence Of the discoV-
cry of another branch OF the Upper Nile,
which is deemed of great Importance as
leading to the navigation of the Nile to
an extent never yet contemplated.
By the wrecking Of the ship Waldemer
near Calcutta recently, twenty-nine per-
sons out of thirty-three on board were
drOwned
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Big Blaze in East Cambridge.

BOSTON, Nov. 21.-A destructive fire
occurred yesterday afternoon in East
Cambridge, which lit I'D the heavens for
miles around and was plainly visible in
all parts of this city. The property de-
stroyed was large four.story brick fur
niture mandatory, 81 Bridge street,
occupied by John CLARK, manufacturer
of furniture, and by Page 6 Gore as a
cheese factory. Total loss 500, 900; par
tally insured,
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They Gave Them a Fair Count.

CHICAGO, Nov. 21.-The Canvassing
Board of this County, Cook, decided to
not throw out the votes Of those pre-
cincts from which the Judges of Elec-
tion failed to send tally sheets with the
returns, although County Clerk Lieb de.
sired to do so. 1t seems the Board
would not agree TO such a fraud upon
the legal voters OF the city.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.

Engagement for Six Nights only and Satur-
day Matinee, RACHEL MACAULEY.
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
EVENINGS, November 20, Il, and a. will be
presented her own version OF EAST LYNNE
Lady Isabel and Madame Vine, Rachel Ma
cauley Thursday and Friday Evcnmgs-
TWIST. Only Rachel Macauley Matinee Sat
prday Ladies' Matinee Wednesday," Hid
den Hand" Admission only 25c to Q | parts OF
the house. Monday, November T--MloS AD-
ELAIDE NELSON.
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For Louisville.

THIS DAY, 2lst, at p NJ, POSITIVELY
NS = the U. S. Mail Line Steamer UNI
LvRFkkeatE1 TED STATES, Ben. Nj. Merrielees,
ssasaszssahaassM Master. Freight received at all
hours on Wharf boat. foot Of Vine street. Il.
NJ. Wade, Superintendent
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For Memphis.

WEDNESDAY, 22', at P. NJ. POSITIVELY.
~ h ANDY BAUM. II. J. Vinton. Mas
Lessifs85. ter. Apply on board, or to Royse
1aass=tAzsaM Mos5ett, agts, on n. o. wharf
hOnt.
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For ChilO.

DAILY, at4P. NJ,
~ CITY OF PORTSMOUTH, S. Nor
gan, Master. Freight received at
as'z=Ea1iiEAaall hours on Wharf-hoat, foot OF
Walnut street.
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For VeVay.

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
3P. NJ,
~ HAMMOCK CITY, J. W. Kirby,
Ls#sESfa Master. Apply on board, or at A.
zzFAadzs11dn KennelPs, corner Main and Water
sLrGeSt
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For Huntington.

THIS DAY. 21st. at 4 p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
R% h. the C.& O.R.R.Packet BOSTONA,I
LGss53Aa$A Bryson, Master. Freight received
ss1a<zhssAa at all hours on Wharr-boat. foot Of
Broadway, w, HOnshell, SUPERINTENDENT
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Marriage of the Tammany Chief.
THE SUPREME COURT.
NO Decision Yet on the Cincinnati
Police Bill.

In the case Of Theodore Kaucher
ct al. versus the city Of Cincinnati,
which comes up on error from
the District Court of Hamilton
County, motion for leave to file
a petition in error was overruled, Judges
Gilmore and Rex dissenting. This Is a
street improvement case. The Court
will adjourn tomorrow morning until
December A, at which time the new term
begins.
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For New Orleans.

WEDNESDAY, 22d, at 5P NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ ATHOS. SHERLOCK, Lew. Hates,
Ls55$H Master. Apply on board, or TO Royse
azszszz Mosset, W. S. Getty, j. Cunning
ham. J. s. Robinson Agents.
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mOrtu arEs

Harry Wimmel, years, city.
Francis Isabel Fritsch, 27 years, city.
VIM. Schutty, 55 years, Germany.
Frank. UDaniel, still-born, city.
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w ANTED- --SIrUATION-As nurse, by a
w respectable young married woman,
without children, either in the city or suburbs.
Apply for two days at No. 90 Richmond street,
Krst floor, in rear. N-3t
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LOST.

r OST-FLAG-$5 reward. A large "Re-
J. publican Headquarters" on muslin at
tached; carried away by the storm, October
Is. Leave at Wade's warehouse. j. d. EATON,
20-2t
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For KanaWha,

SATURDAY, 25 b, ats p. M. POSITIVELY,
~ AVIRGIE LEE, j. V. Reynolds, Mas
lIffss$S1s$ fssssasa ter. Apply Oh board or to Geo.
zssstssaES Charter, j. Z. Dorman & Co.,
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VKIANTED -- DUNG MEN - One or two
w young men to travel, who understand
cabinet hardware, unlertakers' goods, &C.;
b required; those having Travelled preferred
Address LEWIS q COGLIN, st. Louis, Mis-
DouIi 2l-4t
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Wheeling,

THIS DAY, 21st at 8 P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ l. the HUDSON, List, Master. APP
lS#SkSsk$ ply on board or to Matt. Mcclure.
zzs2sasa<1szSJ. Z. DOrman Il Co., Agents.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VNTANTED-SITUAT ATION-A girl wishes a
w situation to nurse or do house or dining
voom work in private family. Call at 2Ol
West Third street. 2l-3t
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VHT ANTED - SlTUATION-I In a private
w family, by an American girl, who thor
pughly understands housework. Call at No.
Hopkins street, near Central avenue. 20-2t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NTANrED-PARTN the general
w produce commission business and Old es-
Iablshed house; location as good as in the
Ety. Address No 6, Z. .. Ala,
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VNTANrED - SITUATION "A young lady
w wishes 10 meet with an engagement to
take charge Of children; willing TO assist in
household duties and sewing Address, stat
ing particulars, FLORENCE, Ravenna, Por-
Mge County, o.: Box 3l6. 20-4t
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.

Tor SALE-FARM-One Of the best farms
i in Southern Ohio, situated "a miles from
Xenia, Greene County, contains 1872 acres, $50
acres farming land, balance in timber and well
watered; large two-story frame dwelling and
two good tenant houses; large barn, cribs, and
all other out-buildings, in good repair; two
young bearing orchards Of all kinds of fruit.
VIII be sold low ii applied for soon. Inquire
of l.. HANES, Xeuia, Ohio. 2l-4t
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WTANTED-sITUA an industri-
w GUS young man, with sufficient educa-
zion to attend to ordinary business: no on
Jcctlons to work. Address ID. F. NJ, No. IS
Broadway. 21-3U
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FOR RENT--RooMS

FOR RENT--ROOMS.
EOR ,RENT-ROOMS-Fo large rooms,
Il $40. Inquire at 176 Third street. west Of
Elm. Its
EOR RENT--FURNISHED ROOMS-And
l. board, for man and wife. Apply at 460
George street, west of Baymlller, up stairs.
LSOR RENT T-ROOMS-A A splendid second
gentlemen; also, one for two gentlemen. 246
Plum street, between George and Seventh.
FOR RENT.
L OR RENT - HOUSE, - Brick house, five
IL rooms, a2s Poplar street. Inquire of q. A.
HARVEY, 16l Main street. no2l-2t*
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LNOR SALE - FARM - Good farm of 97X
l. acres. situated 4 miles from the railroad,
in Clcrnont County; 4) acres In corn, 3 acres
in potatoes, % acres in meadow, balance in
pasture and small crop. Farm in good order.
VIII sell farm and crop together on VERY EASY
terms. A good chance for any one desiring it
to get good home Address B. Il. s., Star
office, 23U Walnut street, Cincinnati, 0.
jy2id&jy27wh
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE--STORE FIXTURES--At rea-
j. sonable rates. Apply AZ 149 Plum street.
2)-2t
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TOR SALE--DRUG STORE--Will invoice
i So t0O, and sell for 81, 200, cash. Post-office
Box O g. 20-2G
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RI nllN Families or groceries IN want Of
MstM good Flour = warranted to give
HWNU satisfaction - can be supplied by
hVUas going to the WEST- EN d MILLS.
Your orders are solicited. Delivery free.
NAMES X. HURIN, Sixth streeG, between
Baymiler and Freeman. se7-3m
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TNUR SALE-SEWING MACHINE-A NEW
i No. q W heeler & Wilson sewing machine.
hnauire at This Office se9-tf
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TOR SALE-HEARSE- Used verv little,
I and IS good as new; modern style, cost
81 ,GJO; will sell for $bSO in payments, secured.
Address P. Ii. KENNELLY, Lafayette, In
Aiana. II st
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South Carolina.

COLUMBIA. S. c., Nov. 21.-The Su-
preme Court met yesterday, and after
hearing arguments from counsel on
each side, it was ordered that the State
Board Of Canvassers make report at
once of the canvass as far as they had
gone and the Court would decide ON the
merits OF the decision. The Court ad-
journed, awaiting such returns.
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t91OR SALE--CANAL BOAT" Dcxte.," at
IT. Carthage, o.; cost 81 $50, irons having cost
$50; having neither use nor room for her,
owner will sell for $50. HEATH, 10 L. Fourth
street, UP stairs. 20-2t
The daily gazette., 1876-08-17

PRICES OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets, sl2; Halves, So; /: Quarters.
50 0 tickets, 500; 271a tickets. $500; 46A
tickets.s5g0 9534 tickets 81 600. 100000 tickets
at Sl2 each:
Hon: K. II Taylor, Mayor of Frankfort,
the entire hoard of City Couucilmen, Hon.
Alvin DuVall, late Chief Justice of Ken
tucky, and other distinguished citizens. to-
gether with such disinterested persons as the
ticket holders present may designate will
| superintend the drawing,
] Remittances can be made by Express. Draft.
|; Post Office Money order or REGISTERED Let
| ter made nayable to KENTUCKY CASH
DISTRIBUTION COMPANY:
All communications. orders for Tickets,
ana application for Agencies should be ad-
dressed to
| HON. THOS. p. PORTER
General Mana ger. Frankfort Ky.
iulyl5- -2taw1m
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Make the Farm Beautiful.

Every farmer should endeavor
to NJ axe life in the country attrac'
tive to wife and children. The
farm may be made beautiful with.
out the aid ofexpensive ornaments!
The road side could be lined with
shade trees-tte horse-chestnut
the maple, the linden, the fruit
tree-increasing the value Of the
farm and adding greatly to its
beauty. Where possible, the fencee
should be straight and the fields
square. Neat and commodious
barns and outbuildings, well cul-
waited orchards and gardens, the
best and most ornamental varieties
of domestic animals and poultry
add greatly to the beauty of the
farm and make life in the country
desirable. The cultivation of small
fruits-the strawberry, the rasp-
berry-the care of a vineyard give
diversity to the otherwise mon
notonous labors of the farm, make
it more ornamental in appearance
and furnish wholesome and delic-
ious food through all the year.
When convenient, the pigeon loft
and rabbitry may be added to the
ornaments of the farm, and will
afford unfailing amusement and
instruction to the children and OBJ
jects of interest and profit to the
OwnorS
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A fire at Point Lewis, near Que.
bee, yesterday morning, destroyed
% buildings, causing a loss of
100000. The village fire engine
was undergoing repairs, and could
not be got in operation until the
fire had been burning for a hour
and half. The business portion
of Westport,N. Y, was burned on
Tuesday night. loss $4,000.
1t is thought the fire was the work
OF an incendiary. Supposed incen
diary fires in Freedom, Me-, on
Tuesday afternoon, and Buffalo N,
T., yesterday morning,t destroyed
$4,000 worth of property in each
place.
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5000. 900

Thos: p Porter. Ex Gov. Ky,
General Manager,
POSITIVELY NO 'STPoNEMENT!
as we v i'll have series of Grand Drawings
and cannot establish the precedent of post
poning.
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DELAWARE CoLLEi!

The next collegiate year Will commssaI
Wednesday evening. september the il1,
There are Three Courses of study
|. The Classical;
II. The Scientific and Agricultural,
Ill. The Literary.
A selection of Studies. however. nil Il
made. but a regular course is strongly Eeoal
mended.
ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES
Board for the collegiate year Of thirty
eight weeks at So per week. ........... VI.
Room rent and incidental expenses A
Il
sia
Lothi"'.''s. -. "A
Students arc required TO pr0Vlqe theH W
own books, and fuel for their private f0'1
will be furnished at cost.
Students who receive scholarship appO1
ments are relieved from the charge foE
ton, and the above estimate is therep'
duced from S194 to Sl34,
Scholarships MAY be obtained py appl1
to members Of the Delaware Legislature.
Both sexes are admitted to the e0-f1
class rooms, ,pp,,
The time table of the P. W. Il. T. l.
its connections Is now such tnat stuus.sa
siding within q convenient distance = i.
tend the daily sessions OF the Cole' ~
return home at night. Wetkty car
Wilmington TO Ne,0Grk 81 O6. .,...,,k
Catalogues and further lniormalVA-N
had by addressing the President, II n
WIN. II. PURNELL lL,@
Newark. DEL. Aug. 10. 3S76:-to sePp
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A Judge Kidnapped on His Way
10 Court.

DENVER Col, August l6.-A
north-bound train yesterday on the
the Longmont division, Colorado
Central Railroad, was stopped and
boarded near the division station
by twenty masked men with cock
ed revolvers. They kidnapped
Judge Stone, who was on his way
to open court and approve the
bonds of the newly-appointed re-
ceiver ofthe Colorado Central Rail
road, Nothing has since been
heard of him, and it is feared he
has been lynched.
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Gen. Crook with the Indians.

OMAHA, August l6.-An official
dispatch received from Camp
Brown, Washington Territory, to-
day, under date of the 18th, says a
Shoshone Indian came i'll to-day.
He left General Crook on the 10th
we'll down on Tongue river He
thinks that Crook struck a Sioux
village on the 18th or 18th. Small
parties of Indians were watching
and annoying him, burning grass,
etc.
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0SH PER QUARTER FOR YorE
epOC MEN AND BOYS.

BOARDING. SCHOOLING. BOOKS, h
No extra charges whatever Special ,ur
tion and extra private instruction "a, nj.
ward pupils and young boys. 10 instrvts
English, Classical and Mathematical Cora
French and German spoken in languag, n
es. Natural Sciences by Prof. C. S, DIM
III. b. Book Keeping and Penmansbp
Prof. W. p. Hammond author Of Porr,
Hammond's Books, Two Lectures vsfs
Philadelphia Professors with the finest n
fullest apparatus for experiment auiiII
tration. Fine building with 55 rooms III.
In all sto ries and lighted Nth gss tNri
cold water baths and closets in each ,sr.
Gymnasium. &C. Ample grounds, Har
location.
Circular contains picture of budqn
full particulars with 100 references auiley
from Bayard Taylor, Col. Richard ]. .H,r,,
Gov. John l.. Routt, Judge George NTlr
hoesen, Ex-President Hill, Rev GIR
Peabody. Rev. John Long. SamwN.h
Ames j. Peaseley, DR.. 3. LippincotM&
ers. School u miles by rail from sH
Chestnut streets, Philadelphia. AM
trains. School coach meets them r.ari
without charge. School only FIVE nhsz
from Media station.
Address SwITHIN c. SHORTLIDGE
Harvard University. A. M Msda, p
augl6-tf
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GuanO Cave Found in Texas.

The Kerrville, Tex, Frontiers
man of the 2Sth ult, says: "Bat
guano' to the amount Of fifteen OF
twenty thousand tons has been
found in cave twenty miles north
east Of San Antonio. 1t has been
pronounced valuable fertilizer by
the United States Commissioner
of Agriculture. Another similar
cave is known to exist in Baudera
county.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-17

We don't know about the pro.
priety of wearing striped stockings
A pretty girl who was standing il
front of a shop window, and saw
a young man peeping at her from
basement grating, and coolv
poked him in the eye with her par.
asol, just to let him know he WASH,
looking at barber's pole.
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A ..aa4o ~ Male and Female, (ATa.I1
AgelLS Everywhere. to w anLeq
handle the Patent Crown Self-Closing Ink
tand Sells itse.t at sight wherever ink is
sed. Profits immense. Sample Is cents.
uddress, A. II. 81 GER 1888 Walnut street.
Ahiladelphla, Pa marj0weonly
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e9-Ridge'S Food for Infants AMI Inva!ids
6ee3 e3ddvertisement.
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FEMALE SuFFRAe1srs To TupE,,

FEMALE SUFFRAGIsTs To The FRONT
AT the recent democratic State Con.
vention at Nashville, Tenn, a reouest
from Mrs. Napoleon Cromwell for ner
mission to address the convention was
granted. and she was escorted to the
stand by couple of bachelors. Mrs
Cromwell spoke at length in favor of
female suffrage and the rights of her
sex, and concluded by expressing the
hope that the voice of the people
would become the voice of God, The
convention rewarded Mrs. Cromwell
with vote of thanks for her orator.
ical effort.
The INTERNATIONAL DOC Show
The entries for the international dog
show. to come off at the centennial
grounds, Philadelphia, will remair
open until September l, although al
entries made after the 90 of Angus,
will not be included IN the otficia,
catalogue. All dogs entered before
the lat of September will be on an
equality with those previously enter
ed.
Gen. Wade Hampton has writ, en-
letter saying that he does not wish t.
be the democratic candidate for Gov
ernor of South Carolina, but if tn
party thinks he can best harmoniZe al
of its ements and selects him with
unanimity he will make the sacrific,
and accept. Whatever ia done hi
urges harmonious counsels and uni
ted action. The convention meet
to day.
m Ridre,a Eond for Infants and Inuaidu
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1876-11-30

The contract price for paper was 49,
45 per ream. The prices allowed and
paid per rearn was 81 so for fish COM
missioners' report, 5000 for insurance
commissioners report, $500 for legis-
lative directory. 81. .ssss T..
In regard to come of these publicG-
lions an additional price could undOubt-
eddy be charged, but we can see no
reason for SO great an increase in most
of them. ..s.. s-e-l- ..t.-.,r<.- .s-.
This evil can be remedied by the off.
GERS making the contracts for this p!inI-
ing, or by the auditor of accounts, where
no contract is made. ....--.. .-.-.'
We recommend that only seven hun
bred copies of the legislative directory
be printed to be bound in muslin, and to
be similar in contents TO the small direc-
tory of 1876, with the addition of the
map of the state the discontinuance of
the publication of the insurance commits
sioners' report; the reduction in the
number and size of the agricultural re-
porL the discontinuance Of The publ
cations of schedules A, B and @, OF the
quartermaster generals report that the
registration report be hereafter publish
ed biennialIy in one volume condensiug
it as much as possible consistent with
the preservation of its value. -..-,1 ~.
The law provides that the reporter of
the decisions of the supreme court
''shall receive from the State an amount
equal TO the actual cost of the publica-
tioo, binding and transportation" of such
copies. We think it the duty of the
auditor TO ascertain and pay the actual
cost" and not simply pay such sum as
the reporter directs, as has been the Gus
tom. s.st e .t.st
The increase in the expenses of the
State, in the case OF the insane in Conse-
quence of the establishment of the re-,
form schools have not been considered
by the committee, as they have been be-
fore joint committees of the Senate and
House, who have the whole subject in
their charge.
The question in regard to salaries and
expenses of State officers has been fully
discussed and decided at this session,
and we do not feel called upon TO ex-.
press any opinion.
The committee on education of both.
houses having examined all matters con-
nected herewith we have not consid-s
cred the subject Of the expenses thereof.
Upon the whole question ssto the real
advancement we have made 10 educati0n
and the care aud protection of the. in
sane, and the value of our refornatoTy
Institutions, wesdo rot comment GpOf,c
Whether wise or suusise, they tre; TIC
result of the policy OF tne State adopted
years ago, the esssptist facts are Known