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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-06
Gin brrilGubiIdler Dumb.

Sr. SamueI Miarbau, Gin 5armcr,
iuobnbaft ldn9S Der Qnncaiter nno Gea'
bling giienbabn, siuiIdcu MedanicsDiI.
le limb Der Sinction, bat einen glel.
funOIduOer Suno. iuelder, IobaIO Der
Sladmitta0sSng Oaielbit anfommt, sr
ben @ee binabIduft biS al Die GiIen.
bobn, linS bon bort bic 8ejtune OcS
SarrlerS abbott, ucIdc Der eOnOuftor
bonn Bug tuirft.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-06
NbiIa0eipbia s. DSeaSina
GifenbA!tu.
arra n.9cmcnt fir YaiiaO!i c re
N,p:mbtr %, 1875.
3aae suInIrn Sarrtssura. mir fUIsl.

3iae soIniIrn 6autstura, pir fpIsl:
Hah Rtw.Surf. I'm $40, $40 Rrrstne, I'm
200 RdbmittaDs, urb um o7.aO abrnte.
Rab gbilabGIvbia, I'm $50, $40, 9.45 Rptssn
Inb um 200 unb $3.50 gia8milt.
Rah Seaoina, I'm $50, $40 rnb Q. i5aRurasns,
une I'M 2.CO. $50 unb 7.i0 Nadjmita0s.
Hdb 9oiispiae, tim $50, $. 10 Wprasns ure um
$50 Nahmittaes, Gne pia ShuplFll Hno Sue.
eucbanra 8wribbdbn I'm 2.4O NaamittlsS.
Yah aatntOWn, UNI $40, $40 RVvssnS, unit
400, $50 un6 7.40 Yatmittdss.
Die $40, $40 RcrgsnS 100 9a1miiidas- Mnl
o7.tO AbsneSlSe osbsn turh bic na6 q, @Jprl.
Die $40 MOrQens uno 200 Mabmitiasss
3ist ssbrn bmb bic mad philadelphia.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-06
@hSnt Qittralur.

Q 6ilIet's IimmiIt6s g9eIfr. On
i29SEbrn Sttap. 9n 2rinpanb IbBn
gebunbtn S9-S2C
9 6tIlsr'S @tbiHir. Seiap. Sn
9rinRanb sebunbfn init 0elbiiih 1888. sc
SEINE g., lGmmlIihe Wair, 79Gn.
be. Stiap. in talb 2tbubanb $t2-$l5
& Il dert g., @sbi&ie. 3 @Gnbr, In
talb Rorptco asbunpen SOC
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EhnrAf- nm la.l...LnA..

GbptoI hnp WtidnGbudlr.
Saas, ). 6 StuItarmcnis, I6Sn &C.
bunb(n
ehnbtnbtratL q. 3, 9buraIbu&
fir bic SrAsl, gttunbtn
0c ana' nnb GbTrdIbub fir iirIbl
unb bGpsl. 8ftraut. Ycn Or. phil.
Sboi. 156 Goriltn. in 9rtrTbanr
Der SGu9Cr am 0rnbt. Sn
ptiniplnb ar5unbtn
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-06
0Ulls, unb Sug,np. @trIii.n.

5prh W. 3. D., G3SblunseH. Com.
pltt nit I, Dfs attn SGmirb. SafpbS
Gbsl1i&ttu" In IA 9Gnteu $i0-$i4
Soffmar, Graul Gr,atluuatn
t-52, NIT ie | SOil&niit- IN ltS.
ntmllmItIas broIaIt, pergGnb6m is
StrupeIpeter, tnibaIitnb luRIs
&c 0riGi4tsu unb brOIliss 9iIher rs
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-06
CDn ga. Staats-.3simnS" sspitmst pcn
Sranf 0el;.
8etra6tunsen eiues @irtbes nm
Witteruabt.


G.9sn 96lSst bic @IcP bic sBSlfts Stunts
SD lhIieBt ineint Sbiirf ~,
WaG' bur6 baS Saus ned cine 9iunbs,
8sgete mid alSbann Sur Stub.
60 gfbt es fort Bon 9ag ~ Gage,
Des IbsntS frat, eeS Mcrgsn5 friib,
limb itr nsnnt Iiribl6aft feline plass2
Gin bGrfrrS 9etsn sitttss ME.
glm Mcrern NIT bsh erlsn Stunbfn,
: (Sisr Stun6sn Half sSnnt man hns thlllit).
Damn flppfen Ihon bic erfsn anneth:
Man mub sunl Oitnit nod balb i'm 1rlllnl,
Dann mii6et man bic ,,Sabntnlbpanjs"
Neidt 2iimmel, 9itterS ctrr Sifr.
Die Halen bIiibfn mic int Sfnle, -
Spfbrn l9list bic 0Iedr DVirr."
glun fcmmt bic 3sit gum Geusrma9sH
Bum puBrr, 6eSsn une 70 fort;
Damn miiIsn ale gBirtbi6aftSla6tn
gln ten baSu brlfimmtfn Srt.
Sisrduf fol1t bann bas @lIIrpal6rn,
Die GiIh' unb Stiible miliIen rein,
Bum SbluiIe fiillt man ale 8laIden,
limb f9snft li9 islbIf elm SittrrS rin.
ga9 8riibaiid fin1t has Sunbrlrbsu
GRIT re6t 1T elmer 9BirtbI6nft an,
Dem finsn ICll auf pump man 9rbtn
Der glnb're Ia9t: ,,Sdrrib mir birS hn,"
Gin Drittrr trinft unb iast fein 9Bprt;
Gr ipirb tpcbl sdbIsn,- pbne 3peiftI -
Drsbt man ii6 um-1p IN sr fort
limb bsr prcfit 9sbt Bin gum SsufrI
gBiI man Sitl Gilie an f6 jirbsn,
Wub lfin baS Bier listS flar unb friIb;
9lu6 muB trr gBirtb fib 1ttS trmiibsrL
DAP gutter Sun9 fsbt auf bem Gii9.
Bur gunbSeit bringt man lsers WaOen,
gur Elm @las Bier brlleIlrt man.
Dp6 eunhsn fUnnrn bielf plnssn,
DAP man bat Irins-GrsuS barau!
o. esBt eS ab un6 ~ int 9sbrn,
Yin iebfr Gag bringt rieur Wfib.
@ern ipiirbe man ba5 8eIfe geber,
9Senn Serer SabIts, frinr lirb!
Sbr Iisben Aunbrn lnet 9u6 trutsn:
SerIanert mic Mas rbne GjrIbl
Sbr Ipart benz Wirib sirl StrriH unb 9ritsI
limb 9br batt Slid III tisltr @sIt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-06

S6reiucr : Sestu. - Sin %iarrcr
iuiinidte nod Der &raunug einem ar.
men @bcpaurc piCI Slid uno Se9Cn.
,@d, $err &fnrrer. iugte Der @iann,
Der Gin Sdreiner mar, ,Sd9cn bab i'd
oenu0, nber fein SoI3."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-06
@onntNGS. 3nat:


Ra6 Alsntppn HnS Dsbs sSl1tionrn I'M o 20
8Ornlilass,
Sad 8sabtne, philadelphia uRb Bse. Sialiunsn
um ,45 Ha5mittass.
3iigs uaG SarrIstarg, brIalTsn pr fciai:
8trlafsn Nsp.9urf. UNI 900 @lprgens, unb un,
100. 5.l5 Na6miitasS unb o7.45 gtsnes.
8srIahen philadelphia, nm 9.l5 Rprpsns unD
I'M $40 unb 7,1O Ra6mittags.
8erlafTen Reabiua, nm 4.4O, 7.40, IL 20 Icr>
gems, uno III, 1.5O, 6.15 unb 10. 20 y. N
9trtaHen gpttsplIe, um 8. .55, {. 90 Rpr1ene, une
I'M 4.35 Ra&mtttasS unb via 5&uSttl unr
Susausbanna 5weiebabntn un sos Rora
DtrlaHsn @asntcwa, um 2.3O, $50, S.55 Nor,
genS, 1925, 4.30 II. 8.45 9fa6mittaes Il. @bbs,
Der 2.3O WOrssnS Bug ppn alsntrpn unb bti
4.4O Bug bon Seasins scprn rtHt an WOn>
taBtn.
SonntagS. 3iigt;
9erIanen Rtp.Sor I'm 5.l5 Wabmilase.
BerIaiTen @ttIabeIpbia I'm 40 9iadmiilass.
0frlalIen &edbine I'M 4 40, 40 Woratns upb
urt 1920 NaHmillass.
0erIaisn @utntoUn uni ESQ WprGens, une um
S.45 Ra6miitags.
o gia Rorrts un6 giTtr GiIsnbabn.
s. y. sB Ootttn,
gtntriI> Supsrintsnoens
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-06
W5risr 6GuIr BIdtr II

sdmann& & StripG Dsut.
ftrs <but. /. !Stufr 25
9rtet. Chr. g., @Ertabu6, Ia bsut-
fdsr unS susltfGsr Spra&r. vols.
Su balf WrrCrrp 1900
Z fsI Ntufs pOaESnSigr5 GnaIllH.
Dtutitts uur DsllI1 Gnglii&rs
IaIGtn WTrttrbub, nit Ter Nus.
ipratr efr bfutIasu une tngItItsn
lpDTitr unb NIT tslCnbTfr 8sIidIb.
ii9un8 br isGnilGrn aasbrads. 674
Stiieu. Giut astunbrn 1850
gBarrtn's S&uI5sosrapbis. &c.
bunetn rs
aseulsn rnIansi fir ale SbsIs bsS ganbss.
6 ataIo8t 8ratts. - @sssu gseIn.
8unssn tprnSs mon li& an
SO. 8obIer, guItssr & gu&.Saublsr
2O2 gtUtb gitris Siraes, philadelphia.
NpriI 20, fS75-13.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-06

UtI EblInhsIPbta GTgrtRln8, BIiIl1, 0sBt j.
stn Gag, aEsSsncnnisn WpuiaGs.
Der SdTTi5bura 9rprtejuB. Dilnpillr &c
srmmcsatipnsSua, 2anealsr Bug, pOlbus, unS
bsr 6drri5burs @erCmmabiisnssug (lter &C.
IumIa) BltIt&, asbtn trcfn 3ds. ausgrnpm.
msn Spnntaee.
Der pCifius, srt SGEtIlug unb bn pille.
burg Grprsi5ua. prfliS, ssbrn tSeIi&, uuSsrs
ficmmtn S5onnidas.
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Die SerFIuft SGn g9sbRrr'S Dictionary
tur6auS brm 9auSrn 9dnee, crpissn f6 ais
~ Mnl 9rEbrr in 1873, ais bic eine5 anbrren
g8Srtrrbu6cs. GirlrS gum 9rpei5, rerpsn
mir 9e9rn Na6frasen irarnb elmer 9lrriOn, bic
glnl6li9e pCn itbrr 100 8ubbinblCrn ppu a.,
len Sbsilrn brS 9anbrS suIrnbrn.
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Wsbstsr's Unabridged
Dictionary.
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errsn 9SSrisrbiI6rrn ni6t 81 fnern IlnS.
5000 3ei9nunsm 1910 SunrtCfCrm.
&reiS $1,000.
90 sbIsr IL isyt ScllifIntis - rS libt ni6iS
SSmebr ~ ipiInIGrn ibrig. (prHl. Hay'
mcnb, Ga6ar, Gcl.)
lc.in jsbr S6iIr Iclltr ben @rtb birlrs
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Sfrnne. (Gjrpr8 y. MarIb)
rauirnbm6Ai Dirnt IriRrt inns taiirTts in
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tiers llnnbrit6rS SirticnarY iinS fiirSIib A
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colorirte " bGilOun0cn
briacfiigt prlde trIrntrrS nit rinrm arpGrn
aprnaufpanc fir has SSrrf 0rltnittrn plir,
ben.
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&cbIcrS9iutiO dictionary.
1910 Ssirn SrtasfOrm go 9tHiIbunstn
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8no. @arigur, YrSFOrut.
Sob. @OwarS SsabI, gi5s.pdastnt.
SMgu G1umnRn, Gttrtar.

Sbr Gapital III In 9aaum geISe anstleai.
Sie bat tein Npttr Spfem, bas tpis Mc:isass
auf BEN giGtntbum litgt Sic strIanei ieiIt
3a6Jatlune. Die graElitn HtrSen in barren
1eIee sinbsiabIt fur ben sanyn 8citraum Der
Seri9trung, tntfpeeer fur ben 9sinaum BON ei>
ntni, brrt pber ianf Sabren, nelbs unbsSeuttnb
bpprr itne, ale In ben 9satnisiliBtn 8rrRtsr-
prss .@sirII9aflsr.
guf gDunfa Der 8erE6sritn ptrbtn bic yoIi,
en- In etrtfGtr SpraSs ateffabi.
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S1,599,564.64

Sl,599, 564.64
St ut 6ssno
gaar an SanN unN tn Der 9ant s57,6sO.SO
9onbS uub Wprteasss, trle gnIplbe
ouf lirsenbts GSrnibum I'm gBrTtb
ppn sl,693.7OO, 7O2, 900. 90
Str. St. genee, arseSstsrsr @Hib, 5SO,662. so
Staai uno Silp YaRee, 49,465. 90
9anfsSSipf, 7.OOO.O 90
@HIsipen StltTt turG gCaattraIs (an>
6estbeasr gBerib, $Ss.i70, S5,962.4S
9iruneriarntbuHi, 5O,547, ,94
8upatS an SntsreIsn, Snl !, 1875, 1s,727.69
Sear in 5anb Der Aesrten, unb Iunl
Ginltrbuns berrit, 9t,7OO.3
HrrrueIitrif Yrdmicn aGf guIitiSs, 2,sls.36
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MDer's
6QQr- Mittel,
CAYER'S HAIR VIGOR)
rut sraurm Saarc 1riuc natiirliGe Sis
talitat nnS Sarbe iuieOrr,usrbeu.


i6e Der Sugenb bolb wieber.
9lnnes Saar pd9It bidter, benz glusfaIlen
piro cine Sdrunte geiebt Ino Gablbeit piro
oft, penn au6 nift INNER, bur6 ben &C.
brau6 bieIeS Wfttels gebeilt. 9lihtS fann
bas $odar wiCNer berlteIlen, ipenn einnlal bic
SadrbIdsden ;erit6rt pbGr beren 9riiien ers
itOrben Iinb; aber Die nod porbdnoenen
iperoen burh 9Itwenoun9 SeS Diittels er=
balten llno lptt.erlm tbdtig gcnddt, 70 bub
elm neuer SdurlpudS ber0Orserufen nirb.
Statt bic Saare init einem teigidten yheoers
ibIage ;u pcrunreinigen, pirS es bieielben rein
un0 trditi9 erbaIten. Sein geIe9entlider 9es
brau6 nirb bus Saar ppr benz Gr9ralIen
poer sluSiaIlen belpabren ilnO oaber Dor
9ablbeit IdGBen. Die WieSerberltellung Der
2ebenStbdti9teit in oer acpibaut perbinoert
uno perbiitet bic 8loung ppn aopfz@rinb,
pelder oft 70 unreinl6 llno pioerlib lit. Sa
bieieS WlitteI BON aIlen ben i6doli6en StOfs
fen, pel9e iplde 9rdpurate iiir oaS 9aor
gefabrIt6 ilnb ungeiuno MAIDEN, fret IL, 10
Idnn eS bemielben ntr ipObltbun uno eS ME
lddoi9en. gllS Gin 6aartoiGttennlittel 1T es
unlberheiIli6. 9d eS peoer Del mob ",
Senc etnen SarbeitOii entbdIt, 10 bel9ntllet
eS ipeibeS 2innen nidt uno bod ba!tet es
-ldn9c am !Sadr ilno 9bt oemlelben. elm lps
piSes 9ldujenSes gluSieben uno eIlI ail9e'
tebme5 Yarflnte,
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Cumberland EaatB GIieaarbn.
Sett- Isabelle.

anfanssnS am @Ontas, 9Os. %. 1875.
, 1876-12-31
1t Was Cicero
Who said that MEN we're never
so like the gods as when
bringing health to their
felloW-men.''
The following Approved Statement will
Speak for Itself:

Bosros, March -. 1874.
H. R. SrxvHNs. EsQ-Dear Sir: a few dnys sitter the
~ o. c
Ct hs phys!eans the A. he END q which
ard TINT must go TO she Hospital md have ny LEG
AMPUTATEp ahVve the knee. l was removed to the
of Ike best skl the Hospital anordsd. and pen
describe the great suffering endured Ny leg was
sMoep 70 nssry ne III Of NY noqy snd AZ fs sur
knee diseased render 1t Impossible y saye
my leg, and uocas II was: amputatsd soon l WOULD
objection The ampu,a,oa my leg thcy consented
70 try one alternative which Waa to cut ont Al tne
cs sn I , y M w eess ssuna 1 nea % Ies
moved, but the bone was 10 much diseased that this
home in hopeless condition. Other physica9s were
then employed until all the moaey which had saved
sa e ofsa q FP9as rs
Sn ny yss nas !. 4ee m aesn ne
family, Drought some VKoxrlxE fos urging lns 70
xs se m si sa T..
had been taking tue rxdKTiNK three daIs :le ulcer; II
~ S9 T. asa a
had sunsrud fndescrlbable pain, rendering deep In
out of me with thts corrupted matter. The vEoITisk
Strength from day to day. When / commenced On the
fourth bottlaof FEdErSE The swelling had ~ lstt ny
Leg and The sore which covered the whole surface q
the s13th uotte. the sore is en-rcl5 naed and
1o1 ny 81 % pp5sTfS e f S E: g lF oFft Il
has cured ny leg and restored me to heath my knee
beass tile marks os ny great sansr1nE aad w a.
Gracefully jUHS WEIGH. 81 kneeland-sr.
, 1876-12-31
LEONARD SWEET.


He said he could not talk to them about New
Orleans or the State OF Louisiana, for he was
unacouaintcd with the facts which transpired
there. They ought, as everyone would per-
ceiye. to know more of the details than they did
now. In reference to what occurred there, they
we're compelled to bide their time aud learn
from developments which would be made pub
lie the true state Of the case. The great ques-
tion, the Canvassiug Board having canvassed
the vote and arrived at result, was whether
the certificates sent to Washington as the result
Of the election shall be accepted such or wheth-
er Congress would go behind that certificate and
ascertain what the real facts Of the case we're
Consequently, the pivotal point OF this question
was, as had been toreshadowed BY the public
press, whether this certificate should be &C.
cepted without Investigating rs to the vote
actually had in the State, or how the certificate
, 1876-12-31
N Tie Editor Qf The Tyibune.

N Tie Euitor Qf The Tribune.
CHICAGO, Dec 3o.-A stakeholder, f! an one @ Q!
the unfortnnates. One party tells NC that all oets
on the Presidential election afe .of'' the othe:
party declares that have no authority 10 reInno
The money Now mn In dilemma. Please inform
me what TO do and by doing so you will confer
great favor to many others also. = II"
We don't sec that this geutleman's distressed
situation calls for much commiseration or SYM
pathy. All he has to do, II he follows his t1;eli~
nation, Is to play the part Of the monkey with
the cheese, and keep the money. II the bet.ers
will not allow him to do that, he is referred 10
JOHN MoaR1ssEr, the highest Democratic au-
thoritv On such matters in this country, and ne
says that - all bets are off, and has handed
back the stakes-less his commissions Il ouf
correspondent is not satisfied with either OF
these courses, he cau pass over the stakes to the
ladies' who are playing the part OF = Good
samaritans,:' s2d they will take care OF 1t 1or
him.
, 1876-12-31
IT WAS ALL SQUARE.

CHICAGO, Dec. 30.-In your lengthy notice Of
the recent suit begun by 1ne to test the right Of
tho County Board to issue county bonds, such
notice does injustice to me. and so many false
statements are made that l ask space for their
correction. 1nevcr have been contractor with
the county for furnishing milk or anythinE else.
My Office is No. Us North State street, and I
have not been in the County-Attorneys office
to exceed half a dozen times in my life. have
no relations with the County Commissioners
whatever, and have never had contract to re-
new, or received 4 dollar directly or indirectly
from them.
/ have fled the bill in good faith, desiring to
have tue question decided, 40 that Cook County
bonds shall be sold for what they are worth or
not sold at all. NJ a. DEVIdR.'
, 1876-12-31
M0NARcHs AMONG PIANOS,

The Hallet, Davis i Co. s pianos have taken
the leading honors: at all expositions where
they have been represented. including the latest
and grandest OF worlds fairs,-tle Centennial
Exhibition. They have secured the most per-
tinent and telling OF Endorsement from eminent
musicians the world over. They have earned
the admiration Of thousands upon thousands Of
delighted families in which rhey are owned and
admired The Eprlghts OF this FIRMS make en-
body all the musical wisdom and experience OF
practical pisuo-making. and are the acme Of
that art. Look in upon ". ". kmball, corner
State and Adams streets, aud Judge for yourself
Of the worth Of these peerless instruments,
, 1876-12-31

6p<t1QE DI3b01cE 70 1HE 251VHHe-
ST. PAUL, Mint, Dec. 3O.-State Auditor
Whitcomb has just achieved victory for the
State, Of which ne and his friends are proud.
Through reserving railway and other grants in
bodies or BY sections, the States title to all
swamp lands has been ignored to the extent Of
oycr300 600 acres. Whitcomb discovered the mis-
take, and presented the facts to Mr. Williams.
Commissioner Of the General Land Office, who
decided IN favor Of the State, and issues orders
accordingly. These orders affect nearly ali the
railway grants in the State, excepting the NIL
aud the St: Peter 4 Southern Minnesota on Its
Western Division. A considerable proportion,
, 1876-12-31
-
PERSONAL

The London Spectator arrives at tne psnhAns
generalization TINT there Is intellectual
IN some women, though It Is rare.
i" The Cincinnati Enquirer contains cnafaetel's.
tica1y offensive report OF the wedding OF AE feHl
Rawson Taft, son Of Secretary Inf1' a1so -alS'
Annie Matilda Hubert.
S!snor Foil, who passes in London ~ her
Naicsty's Opera for an Italian basso, Is. IN inc
language Of the times, converted fankee'-
Converted, that Is. into IN Italian.
The suicide OF Maj .-Gen. John P. Ba1kson, JUG
Of the most prominent citizens Of Phi1adelphta was
caused BY dependency arising from business 70"
, 1876-12-31
JUDGE TRUAIBULL.

he FEELS HIS RESPONSIBILITY.
Judge Trumbull, in starting out, said he had
meyer before ielr such deep responsibility
when called upon to address the public. 1t
mattered little who was President, provided the
person elected was elected according to the way
laid down In the Constitution. But it was
vital to this form Of government, to
liberty Itself, that no man should be placed In
the Presidential chair by fraud, outrage, and
CORRUPTION. [Applause.] He had been one OF
those who went to Louisiana to see that fair
count was had Of the vote by the Returning
Board. As this States returns might control
the result very largely, he would give short
history of affairs In that State for some years
past. Gov. Warmoth had been elected in 1868,
aud his term would have expired in 1873. In.
1872, Warmoth, Lynch, and the secretary oil
State composed the Board. There was dispute
as to who was the Secretary Of State, Warmoth
unfolding one man and Lynch another. Each
Boards, ench claiming to be the legitimate
Board Of the State All the returns, however,
were by law sent to the Governor uf The State.
Lynch had no returns to canvass. but there
seemed to be no difficulty IN that. lAppause.l
The matter went into the courts. Gov. War
moth took bill out Of his safe, signed it, and it
became law. II abolished the old Board and
created q new one, to which be appointed his
own officers. About this time Gov. kellogg ap-
piled to Judge Dureil to assist him to get pos
Board undertook canvass Of the returns, NOT
having thezu-and issued cert1tica!es VI election
to Kellogg rs Governor, and sufficient number
Of the members OF the Legislature to constitute
a majority. In consequence Of this contest, the
matter was referred to the Senate COMMITTEES on
Elections, OF which the speaker was member.
On the tace Of the returns 1t appeared that Nc
Emery and his ticket were elected by about
, 1876-12-31
CORRECTING THE RECORD.


CHICAGO, Dec. 3o.-ln reading the speech at
Farwell Hall tonight, a{r. SWett forgot to state
to which party he belongs, and knowing the
Democrats had obtained his services with the
object Of claiming the speech as the utterance
Of Republican, and knowing he would not like
to be put in this false position, Itake the liberty
OF putting him right: He.did not vote the Re-
publican ticket four years ago; be did not vote
for Haves. or ang other Republican, q. the last
election, and, in TACT, has not voted with the
Republican party for at least eight years.
AnNER TAYLOR.
, 1876-12-31

is making present to each subscribner Of
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beautifully framed; The finest We have yet seen.
Truly, the enterprise, pluck, and Independence
Of this journal deserves the support Of every
Irish American In the land.
, 1876-12-31

however, has been taken By settlers under the
Homestead and Timber Culture acts, and asmall
part is Included In grant patented 70 the Agri-
cultural College. For these the State will be
allowed to select other lands. Presumption
claimants on lands covered bY swanp-laud
grant will suffer, the Commissioner having IL
structed the SuryeyorGenerat to report the
same as State swamp-lands, unless inal proof
and payment has been made.
, 1876-12-31
A One.Sided Meeting at Farwell
Hall.
The Ex-senator Rehearses the
Story So Often Told by Him.
Alleged 0utrages Perpetrated On Demo-
cratic Black Man..-Eliza
''' Pinkston.
The Returning Board All Wrong..-T The
Joint Rule Upheld.
The Time Being All Consumed, Mr.. SWEET
Made Brief Speech.
Counting the Votea--~The Power Of the
House in the Matter.
adoption Of Series Of Resolutions Submitted by
-.-. Senator Robinson.
The Returning Board ALL Wrong-..T The
Joint Rule Upheld.
Counting the Votea---The Power Of the
House in the Matter.
adoption Of 4 Series Of Resolutions Submitted by
-.-. Senator Robinson.

,,oeeroo,t,- - o,.t,,, w.. .,a T.. IT,
s7, ~ ~ss -. e-~A' ""0 usio -
WELL dai1 last nlght 70 listen 70 discussion OF
the political situation by the Hon. Lyman
Trumbull and the Hon. Leonard SWEET. There
yas laree attendance md the ,,tmost pond
oraar ,ra,.,;,a;, a,,-,.,x 49, -,~o.oos,..se
o.0eA p'e'aaeo uo.'n5 eno ''oseeo4oSe: a"ons
those on the. platform were Perry II. Smith,
Senator Robinson, Herman Leb, Judge Otis,
judge Forester. 8. CORNING Jndd. Gen. Stiles.
~ = ca,a,, 1,h,,,,a NJ = Co.aau
~ ~" ~ ooua5' AAo'uas ~ ~. ~, -, e.. = ooooe.4'
tnarles cameron ana melville ". fal1er.
GEN. STILES.
The meeting was called to order by Gen.
s+;1aa ,rho coil. a bar. apno,,r,e,na,+ r. ona
~ - WV 49,. e.1s ta!- ~ oAs
u tne papefs tnat t"o VI our 1el!o"-e'tlzens
would address you tonight on the questions
which arc enprossinp nubIic attention has called
tnoathar tb,s aud;anca Notbinc but , sfncara
e~s@.ust .e..1', sA'" ~|u'.s ~. sseAe
eoaY1cs'on on 'ae Pa11 el INC peopie taat nc
live in perilous times could have induced so
large an audience to have gathered on 50 short
n rotfce for the exchange of views unon 1he
:.1,:. s;....t,~ - tLe.. -. -.-s,...s - e
paol1e sl'ua1'ou' 1Ae 'oeee no' Peiaouh 1inss'
when the people are asked to concede that the
decision Of partisan Returning Board must be
accented az final and conclusive althouph H.
aatsets +ha:4r;11 ~ .no,o-itv - ~ 7aoa,a aaa
oe4ea's .ne WILL u ma!o44!S ~ Iue peop'e ano
o1s1ranchlses 1nousanos eol Votcrs' ~nen
we are asked to believe that the
qualifications Of legislators may be
nassed uoon and determined bv an armv.Ser-
eeant stationed for that purposs At the doors
~ hnorn thet o ~ manat NJ thc h;ches+ rS,'r
, 1876-12-31
ALL OWNERS

Of old Wheeler q Wilson sewing g-machtnes should
call at the Office, 155 State street. The Company
are preparedto to exchange with all their old custom
ers on very reasonable terms, and give them new
machine still better than the old, and far in ad-
vance OF any other.
, 1876-12-31
HAPPY NEW~YEkR To ALI

Since we have been peculiarly favored with such
q liberal patronage we tender thanks to our many
friends, trusting TO merit In the future conttnu-
Of your confidence. We are still inserting our
best sets Of teeth for SIS. Gold filing onethird the
usual ratea. Teeth extracted without pain. DR..
NcChesney, 72 Clark street.
, 1876-12-31
1877

Is now within few hours Of us. The best place
to buy, II you would be well dressed for the
year, is at the Assignee's sale Of clothing, fur
nishing goods, ETC., No. $50 State
, 1876-12-31
MONEY. MONEY. MONEY.

Reform being the order OF the day, am de-
termined to break up the long-standing monopoly
OF high rates, and will loan money good collat-
erals nt per cent. D. c. GEARY, Broker,
northwest corner Clark aud Adams streeta.