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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-09
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
deg l9ia9 Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans


Mrs. Rosa Bahan W. Joseph Thezan.
C,XTH DIST RIOT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
= Orleans, No. 7s27.-By virtue of a writ Of feri
SIKH Dstic Court for the parish of Orleans in the
above entitled cause, vii proceed to sell at public
auction. ut the Merchants and AuctiOneers' Elk.
change, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhOuse streets, in the Second District of this
city, on SA iURDAY, January ~, 1876, at twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
THE UNDIVIDED ONE-THIRD INTEREST of the
defendant herein Jos+ phi The zan, in the following
described property, viz: certain lot of GROUND
together with the buildings and improvements
thereon. rights. ways, eersitudes. etc, thereunto
belonging, situated in the Third District of this
city. and designated by the number thirty. in the
square bounded by Espsnsde, Robertson, Kererec
aud Where streets, measuring fftyeiaht feet
seven inches two lines front on Where street by
one hundred and twenty seven feet ten inches i've
lines in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash ON the spot.
EiGENR wACGAMAN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-09
The City of New Orleans vs.. Casimfr
CARTE

EIt7ENE W AITAMAN,
de22 ia2 % Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-09

EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
den ia2 % Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-09
Widow Armand Peptu vs.. Joseph Turcotte.

EUOENE W ATVaNiN,
de30 ja47 9 Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-09
The City of New Orleans W. Baptisto
IAmandrie.

dels ia2ls Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-09

EtGENE " ATVAMAN.
de22 ia2 % Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-09
Cirizens' Bank of Louisiana W.. Bernard
Turpin ct al

EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
de8 10 Is ja0 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-09

EpGENE WAGGAMAN,
dele 2 ia2 is Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-09
New Orleans Credit Foncfer Association
VI. Octave Perrault.

a4 II Is fe5 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-09
Mrs. C. Adams, Jr.. vs. Chs. Schumacher

EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
de22 ja2 922 Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-09
Emile Bouny, b. Sal0y subrogated, vs.
Theodule Martin.

de13 a2 % Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-09
The City Of New Orleans VS.. Mrs. Louis
COrmier.

dels ja2 10 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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A. Rochereau & Co. vs.. Emile Mature"


EUGENE WA((TAMAN,
de29 ia7 Il 30 Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-09
Tue City Of new Orleans W.. James l..
Swan.
cyupERrOR INSTRUCT COIIRT FOR THE PARISH

f, GENE WAGGAMAN,
de22 ja2 % Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-09
The City Of New Orleans vs.. Alfred Rous.
set.


ja7 u l9 fe9 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-09

1NIuIS~NdSI SVOt.
EUGENE wAGGAMAN
de22 JAZZ % Civil sher i'll of the Parish of Orlean
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-09

de2s 30 tass Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of orleans
, 1876-10-18
CANADIAN NEWS.

Hp<ctdl Dftpafch to 1hs 7tloaHs' ran,tr
ToaoNro, Oct. 17.-At tho Baptist ev'.stI ',s.t.i
tlon the lion. William McMastcr WIS e''>, Is
Chairman aud 4. A. Ayear Vico' Chal5m.n' .,,,
far the Convention haa been occup'ea W'u,,N =. n.
ly In discussing baptism rs sy'npo'. .a's,,n ~ NJ
discussion Oh higher education, 'esI asI,,,Iot
passed to the elYoct That, whae .s' nor
In the ample provision whlrii 'no sonmo,
crnucnt las made III tue ,.ss,on s Il
and high-achool college and the insa'1.. i'..,on d
university colleges for the seealaf eaaaInslsal
Canadian youth, q system o. ,," ac,od drmDuiar
higher schools, aucll aa tho yarsoas No Ianl,
ttong have established Throughout 'u'
Sttcta, NspdtcA 10 NJ 11sf II raj,, lei. te
OTTAWA, Oct. l7.-Lteut.-09e' !!..sa.ntoi.tratloa
day for Fort pelly to assume ee q. n.,.iniel d
OF The airai.s OF the Northwestern n, Ktgt.
the Dominion. He WIS accom- ana"su "se,eia,y sud
trar Scott and Forget, hls private 'ss''
spteaaI MstaseA to Tat 7ftasMt ~ bten r.
TonosTo, Oct. 7-No a,1,'sE psxs Gss " tssbsS M IN
ceIycd Ut the schooner WootauhsS., "a. ssfcty as
Oawcg0 week ago, and fears ~ ~. tsf ftroyei, ~
gaining ground. Thu schooner Msi} Y kjus..oa,
ported lost, has arrived salc1y ~ sss,1IyuS. ~
Dtl,cr ycss0ls reported overdue ~ ~, bosi ~
fears ara untaFtAlueI for RIly o,',,rt terribly
~" HVnntiilusIt, Capt4!ue teps"..4ls srns
xau.u .nu Weather On the lake. All taa'. te. u lus
ing Suffered III some way by the sto''''
wnnk.
, 1876-10-18

might haye becn warmed by tho hcas Of hattle Into
General A. Mcclellan. Loud laughter; ]
Hut 10 etlGcd l,la genius, and he IL only
out That hc WAS wrong about 1t: lie did know that
an nrny has TANKS, md tint IL more than every
Democrat knows. I remember seeing cniotcti
bE'Radc fight at Nashville. It wAe In Tho command
Ct a persoA, who ts 4 cttizcn Of Chicago naw,,
Thomas !. Morgan, Of the Baptist Theoiosicat
Seminary, lChscrs Hs wha one %f mat klnd q y
was magnificent brigade; splendsdIy controlled
AND can'ppea. ! saw them Eo nnt @ 70 nYht, ana 70
hagld, and 1ncvcr taw a line 60 forward With bet.
tor courage or Hebols rnn away faster than they
did bcfnrc th!a. tcheess.
But. my friends. have ercsrasscd npon my own
strength and rotee, and upon yont patience
lfoiecs. sOo On can e. nh mneh longer.
could not gut through to-night II told you Al!
THE GRAND THINGS T1,a mavn ns'oSL'oAa FATTY
nAs uunh.
, 1876-10-18
INDIANA.
CONGRESSIONAL MAsoRtrrr.
8pfcfdt Otspdfch In ~. r.,..

opfc7os Ofspdfch to I1k Ttibvn.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., OFT. 17,-Fnr ....
havo taen received upon the Conare,.i,af'e' fe'a'a'
tlidatec, showing majoritics n. follo~.. e esur
District, Fuller, Democrat, 1860; secona ,S'' ~
trfet, Cobb, Democrat, 5,1s3; Th,,a STIa M. n''
BIcknell, Democrat, b,4G9; Fourth D,,,..,. nsass
ton, Republican, a32; Fifth Distric, b. VI
Republican, 1,50o; slxtlt District. pas,' J,'sat
Republican, 21a; Seventh Ds,rict. 1ysns. u'.1,an
puhltran, 1858; Eighth 1>istrtct. 1in,.s' 1'a' ise
publican, 1,too; Ninth District, win. i1, :. 10"
ltcan, LILO; Tenth District, Calktn. na'p. sspao.
an, l4Si Eleventh District, Evans, Repuls,ss
LIS; Twelfth District, lIasn,lon I,sn""'.'
e's@5; Thirteenth District, Baker, Eenn,1,a.s ,Ss'
2.092. ''epae''saa1
The Democratic plurality on Con,,... 4,
7ola. Tho total Independent couo,s..,,ls' nsss, y
vote IA: First District, 1910; scr,nI 'o.a on
Third, l,oA; Fourth, 37S;.Fiith, 0; sIr,h N, M
Seventh, LIDS: Eighth, 4,7o4; Nin,h ssn sn
Tenth, 33: Eleventh, none; Twelfth, c-;. ~ Nv
tcenth, 1S0. Voted, 14,oG3. Democratic s, n,s' ~
nLuR 5EAss' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
!NpfAN4roLls, Ind, Oct 17.-The Drn,,,,..
Grand torchlight procession, Ionf,r@c, @ snd d,aes
disp'ny OF fireworks. Mr.. Williams ths Haa ans
ernor:clcct, who arrived THU Afternoon ne s oo!'
cortcd from Ills hotel tonight n n. ~ s,.ss y
House square by tho Wtllnms G,nrs my n"a s.Ie s,n
companies bcarlng torchrs WIZ. rhnra ~ ana 6satr
were made by Mr.. Williams Gov. ltnjSsSs,' p1SIls'
'''iT Thn fsiina,,rr :.
speccl: ""i1as
Mr. FELInw. CITIZENS: neither .oues, 4,
sired. nor expected tho nomtnuton n. " ".
which have been etcctcd, Il WA r.. ,aI ~. IN
offering of great party, which ann;ts,to !, y!
highest degree. Tie neapc have annrorsS ~ y
thankful to them tor It, au wffi jaln n .s! ,,.!
them tue only return in nv nower H.. !. 1,is nsis
| roturn which they viii ocecni - ,ue f.1ts! Ja!
tul. discharge Of tho dutics Of Tie oas. r.''4f +
, 1876-10-18
DRMOCRATIC MAIl0EANCT.
XLer{r{ DItnf3frh IN THs TrfhnHA

CVtttUt Ll8QO&CN ~ 4Rc <FVQRhA
ST.. Louis. Oct, l7.--On Monday night 800 eI.
cursionlsts loft Springfield, Mo-, for Marshasli
to attend Republican mnss.nceIIug. 0nse.
turning a most d!abolical and dastarllv deed
was pcrpetratcd.. The cxc,irslonEsts had lns
fairly started when shot WINS fired Into shs
trim, and It was peltcl fcaEfuly with rosft
and stones. Tho firing was returned from De
inside, but tue train soon got oa'
of reach OF tho wrctchcs. To eoG'
plete tho true inwarl'ncss Of DcIno1iJ
and to sustain tho reputation Missouri has
really acquired for firing Into and etoppH
trains, this exhibition of partyisn was nettS
sary. This morniuG, On an examination ol u
train, 1t was found TINT one of the boxesa
tho frpnt car Ind been tlllcd with grafcl y. ~
Band, md that the short run ot twsn!5.0MI
miles l,ul completely burned OIL tho lou!nA
It was noticed on 1lro soon after staf1,E: w
hnt It was not suspected .,,..a; W
III tho land Of hickory.nnts any ilend! elsslss s
80 lcartlcss as thus to attempt to wreck attas
filled with nearly 500 people, many q tuu, s'S,
wero ladies. Tic cars wcro found to 10 0l''
injured by tho attack.
LITTLE RocK,. Ark, Oct, 17,IIhe MpaII,I, pp.I, :,
ma Of The Third Congressional District hea
convention IN this city to-day and no!Hiat!ss
John Mcclure, cx-Judsc of tho sap'eu'
Coust, now editor Of the Star, for Congress-
COLORADO,
DENvHn, Col, Oct, l7.-0wing TO Yasaeaa' .n,
In our laws, tho Secretary OF State ate.I sSs nsS
Gor of tic Forty.iiith Congress N Ny: I ~ =
though Judge Dcliord was elected T. tl'st t"as p
tiou, as well as inen,bor OF ths fots .,,,1
Congress-, on Oct. &. Yesterday D.. sss'nft1t n.a.
Talreu recalcd tho proclamation, aId te ps ~
ocrats nru lpsponllcnt. II Is possible t'as ~. III
mny 10 through the farm Of voting e,5 on Il" ior
contest IN III House, { ths pelao;;'a;; ';, sIss a.
It Is generally conceded by the bar o. oo.1 s1ot
ties hero TINT Judge Belford IL legally s'ss"'
q Mcmber Of both CongEeascs.'
, 1876-10-18

support md our votes, deserve md pray for
Just consideration by the only other candidate
In tito Gold, tho Hon. Shelby NJ. Crluu.
In tho facs Of souc parigrapls very com,plI-
and published, jnsiieo 70 oursef requirca that
VIC make some explanation. upt!l about Sept.
! last We knew nothing personally uf him, ex-
cept what VIC saw anil heard on the occns!oh OF
the Transportation Convention. rlcascd With
, s Ps.t asr ssfs 5 sfsna sn Ra Rnsof n ho s sss
About tho 1st Of February last ,owlng tobueinces
cmbarra.smcnts, arising from losscs Of all our
possessions III the fire at 1871, which VIC strIg-
gled unslcs for ovor four years, and Indirectly
Sease We sd o :"
sain @ hsv%s been ts1ya me-! at !he mo OUT ou!
Metnorial was placed before TIC pnhlle) wc lost
shc, 1tsstt,n Rurat, thc papor We founded, and
had edited and published for twelve years. Since
that date, pending our !tnt1fcatlon respecting
alleged trregilarlties.-wl!!ch has nov !'ecn as-
compllehca,-He werc not In editorial work:
On projecting the Nt,c RMratA we wcro soltcitd1
to aid in the canrass for Mr.. Steward. Wo took
survey OF the situation. ntnt1e an investigation
Of solno Of tho persunal charges ngainstt him,
anu decided to do what VIC could lor
that our Investigations rcre not ~ thor,
ollEli as they should have been, and TINT what
VIC st. tlrst decided to bo :" diamond IN the
rough" had been Incorrectly estimated. hlr.
Steward has, in our estimation, many htcrling
qualities, which have natlu him SUCCESSFUL
has not tho qualities uacied IN sn executive
head ol great people. While 10 has Strength
81 character IN one set,sc lo lacks stability Or
the Virtue IN his nature ls overrltlen M anu sup
dnctl BY tho eccentric impu'sea oi tlo moment,
70 qta TT s Fyss . %nmsa ysKn 3 TO , our
reference 70 the prevalent aesututiGn among tllo
poor, Tie lack 0I fotnnh0fullFo employ yMeNt, Auu
, 1876-10-18
TIE SOUTH.
SOUTH CAROLINA KU-KLux TO TIE Tut DOWN,
Hpectos Nspa.ch to Ina Jf4bun1.


'o''" aass,a, m.f,,.s ~ -. ~ ,sa,,a. s ~ Do""'
w.au,vnTow n r. ~ 17Nft ,vo. doc,,.a
.o,,a, ~ W." rnhI"ot a,,o,,nr ~ ."rn,,s .s.,,
ths ra,,,sst ~ Gov Cbomhcr,s,r ~ so,,tb Care.
IT,. ,ss,,, rsaoaot ~ :.%n tna.,r,o, IN. aI,,ts
;rha ,arm.i p.a.,amotL,n ~ ~ p,os,Sont ~
a"o,1,nna ,,.., 49,. .a.a,.ta, Wv ,,, w. ....a ~
,-, 80 ~'s W.. " e.'s" ~
."o s.us'a' p'ceo to.nsnt' ~ - as.etsuueu
s""I .'u.o "ae =" uMtha ua'4'y "a iun4''s ~
the Caolhet upon thls ducstlon. IL Wa8 demon-
str1ted to the cnttse satisfaction OF the Cabinet
t!,at the lilo Of Republicans is uusaiu In several
s.s,.,, - ,'s,,osI"sa '"HS a.,.,s Ivy. oas ..1s
peflan Fo"eFlosa 10 pfcseF7o tho
peace, anu ehat tho purity OF tho
ballot cannot bO preserved. or tho rfghts Of cltt
acns to vote bo protected. cxcept by a com.
,,,anoo s Vii, % cnv w rhsn,hor,a1o. ra ,aoo..
sa p!.a,.eo wv" uus' ona'.'u''' io4"In- 70
furthermore tne op1n4on OF Jauso Ialt that
Gov. CEamberlRin's application Is entirely COLI
'"'u'''' wv wv o4,,ra Ius au .,rrn..T,vn renr "a'
.s. j.. ,.,,,s - .,,.o,s..s.t..., ,-e,.a
s"an 70 Issue tne t'oeiauaa''o1l' when nc ,toes
tonight. Thu south Carolina Republicans hero
qto .,., very much 81 satsa At this ess9n Of thS
croot ronaJcnco that IInvc. ami vhrc,ar viii
s'eat so..'og"Iv .' N t"us ,4a,.s n'o ""'''0s WIN
carry ootn NoFtn Ana ooota Iato19'ia " large
malorss'es. As to tho result tn South Carolina
.Judgs sottIa. N, Wrnnhiir,n co,,1Id,.a +,r
cn ..1,s. 49, .,s,,NH te ~
oossthos W SotIa easo',na' nus very recently
written here TINT npthng can prcycnt that
EtAlo from going Republican except intimidn.
t,on of the rn,orea vn,e. .,nt1p, sett,c,. ore,t.
w. ,a.. H.. ,,.o. ,,,s s'~A''
ess lea' 1ias oee" t1ae
1acu1sloAs OF ARNap, MOUNTED WIilTE'L1Fs
ORGANIZATIONS
from Georgia or South Carolina. Ho says II
t1,rso t,sturbers Of thp pearu ara KNIT awav
fro,n North Carolina. ths uld Norti, Htatn i
certain fpr Unyen nnL Wheelor. Tia ,icciares
Tint ot, a falr ballot thcro ran he no siisn1tes
Tie KunublIca,Is layo Inc maioritv IN that
Htote. "'S''' '' ''Ss
Tno South Carolina ,]clcratton .av II tho rf1e
clubs d. not obey tNu Fresll ent's proclamation.
ii nav bccnmn ncrnssnrv IN hnvC martial Icsy
tierlnreti IN o1,f, nr twt c6untIns Ai,rh r..njt
i,owpyer, ia not anprtlnntiei IL IL scrnecic1
Thai the isauanrn al thr prrsIicnt,. nr.nic,Mn'
tiun will at itsHif cnnwinre ,hc N"nnh,nnn. srot
thew viii hu nsutcct Ell in t1,eir rrIt ri s,ffrs~c
amt cnnsentcnttv fnsrre,l a fran votc 1rhssn,
Houthcrn Wopubllcans 1nantain that no,v Nn1t,,
uni Htmih Gnfnlnn orr nnsnintcIv c"rt,ir ~
Tnvcs NH SVhr"lrr. ami that ~e''A'A A''
r1n ntrcronaL VoTn oR p,on,n.
| IA verv iitrv ~ hc Rrnuhi,-on II .nnacr. .,,ot
ths iSpuSlSan Comntten ~ lsas rrrcn3 II rrsvr.i ni
| yery Ionciui asSuranca from FinriHa, Thcrc
, 1876-10-18
being spent In discussing tho merits and de-
they did not coinc, aould not turn tho lido very

being spent In discussing Tho mcrlts and de-
merits Of enltpln Ut gentlemen who, even II
they did not conc, oould not turn tho tido very
After full discussion, It Vas dcc.tlctl to mp
point a commlttoc of three on speakers, who
will also attend to tho invitation Ut Messrs.
t,amar, Gordon, md other sonti!ern gentlemen.
"bo,,ncc lie Reporters, wi,lc, was ci1eyt'ialiy
done. Notwithstanding n protest by Mr.. j.
Drake, Of the Rock Island Argas. Tho secret
rcasion lastc' until o'clock, the. enbjc,t NJ
speakers and their qualifications hcluE thor
taken to o'clock.
KkRrlNd nAp NEWS PRIVATE. ...
The Cominittco rcasaclnbletl At little nftcr4
posed reporters invited themselves To sit with
Of the Sputfid femInisecnee,S and on that &C.
sns a Fly y0' oer L. tho two eyes peonfeS e ssG
sa, s .o Spu?ss o r PS1pSf Sap.ns,, a. R ropo1 Ss
from tia state. One honest mar, had just made
q report whic', wasn't cxactly hopeful, when
the prcscnce Of tho reporters. lie then told
aomcbody else, Lester Vaughn told anotl,cr,
and then McCormtrk whispered out the request
t!'at al reporters present please takea walk.
mlttce, got. tip md rca,l Che resolution
passed at tho morning session, and tho
Chairman quito US politely urged upon the re-
II
~ thrn, srt tho 1oelt y, yostat ~, IT,, smI
nrss,ng ~, inr,tntfnn ami II ti,ow .m,,o1 iont~. n
nantv!,n ~. iittia rotrio m onI 1ft Tho nr,ta.
mrInr ~ ho,rovHr sI rsnsd n" a,,9 Is waa woccnn
a. n frisui an'i n hruthrr' :rnn c"nmttnc Tim
,~ent m ,vith YI,n rnrnrta ~ nrnr. VA
rrsa n M1c' ~" vacfou. 1ta. IT.. p'VG T.
the statc. c"mmenrfnn vbore Ihav I'm ~
Whom thcy had f,isnntricf1 lila h,,s3ncss' an;
found nnt hnw lin thc nrnsntrt nf nem". "a
cradle sncrc.s thrn,,nhnIt Kin Etate "a. thnv
styhCd inWarfiIv,
~ Az nnnScii .ntd n ,r,n,1 In p,cou.orv a,
howa ,nsrc rnn,or rbo 'n."i,ctv ts"anis s,G ~
eIcptIv weli iuhrirotcl4 on1 Sammy "no 1nat scni
mi nmothsr harr"I' Il waa .ssnnisS,ine
with what ,,nan,mitv nvcrvhoi'v c,aa ro"",',,1nt}
t,,st tha mnst nrn,;er thinT aommv n cn,,iI In
uncr ~ i1,c r cr,,,mstnncrs wos ~ ahtn nnn,,nr
barrel West. Finally. lie Commtttnae came u IN
lie eonclusion Tint t1o,ooO would Soc them m
I'd that Gcn. T. H rarsnma nVi,. ~ In a;I1Ini
to III" Exerntiva Commit.re - heln In rrt VI tinwa ne
sfnrted md Isnosr ri ti,c f,,'i. ftsr rntttn,
sSia nsattcT ~ thnir r. ,nautia H. c.,n'n, ~
io,,rned Tor Tia oftrrnno1,. '''' ''''s'eo ''@1'
, 1876-10-18

crowd Tint havo been driving 4, n,,
HES. !no asa.ntes only allow s9.El esr dsy sh.a
i.'sse md been n. wise il, If. o,n, ,Now, Il HYt
nh.' nonly, by tuktng only wla' lsnl t., 1nanfult
~. oy laws md said to lo N",sp,S sp,Slsnyed i
Ihl io'l nrc stealing from yyr vlvs .g!enrnIIr
mated; Iit when charged w,h S0 t.1;n Cscn renoru.
pay 10 tlncs not dcnY IT, Nov. saN,l1g lo1b|.
70 Ar sennc, who Inns spent fh'IIa% II: % % justI,
s,aine Township aouo twulye r ar .;p, ~ Ju'lp /,
mao several years In tic Rns.S,e RSea Scss;
cel1yn9Ts' ne,1 s9I1' N naet years, at .mn,oot q sa
nearly Independent as to nioncr,s nectrs,sssm,'.aets
uohe al! tl'ls by Industry, ccrpo1nv shq hs
week ~ pledged himself IN ias writiGs1 mshcstI.sla
e. 1s Commissioner llc would H n,aaI atIat tlet
tf ns s'G1yses and do his duty to ,rs ~ he \,
a. m ol1 resident Of Utmost tn,r,r,.
and working Republican pncr II 3..n
roa!ly 70 to nnytllEng or ali tnp.. .sas, md md
anu lawfully. and with nv frlcn,,ss ssc9Mhomka'I q
risk my taxes and ,ny obligations "'1 pssillhsta
", yours, etc. D.s,r, w X rFe.Spe.tlGl
, 1876-10-18
ABOUT TOWN,


The Hon. ]. g. Dlaino teleernphs that he will
speak hero Tuesday.
SIXTH WARD.
The sl1th-Ward Republicans held grand
rally last evening at No. 5i5 Blue Island avenue.
The Attendance was large an1 enthusiastic. The
principal speakers woro j. Il. Clough aql J. Il.
Roberts. Their addresses wcrc spirited aud
kindly received
TIE CENTRAL REroRM-oLuB
Is busy fixing up Its ticket, undauntcd by the
recent dcclenslons. To-day 1t will open rooms
at the Gardner House. md hereafter may be
considered as meaning business. Tlny pruDose
70 fll up their ticket and push 1t to the best Of
their ability. conference Of the ,nugnatcs
dfspiaro tho President ot Tie Club md saGst!. T.
tuto some one who better represented Its ~ Re-
form y idcas, and also to fix a tax upon tho
membership for campaign purposes.
TIE INDEPENDENTS.
This party Ind little to offer In the SHINE Of
nova yesterday. Secretary Il NJ. Springer was
around the Democratic headquarters during tho
tlRy. II ls IN evident lnct that the Qrccnhncl
party Is pulling directly IN tllc interest cf tho
ety aro sad e % bs kept I up by liz Il iastss Ter
organization for tho purpose Of sell
lng out tho Republicans that belong 10
tho "rag-moncy" gang, and who aro
H. e d9"y exc 1Hss5 + 9 5 I ns
election, and viii cmdouyor to make m ae,ivn
cat,vass In their bchnif.
TIE r1Eguu.
A meeting OF French spraltne citixous wins
held ut Gubet's Hall, Van Mlrel, street, Mr.. ii.
rptary. +. G. :Vierjimr mnfio n vrry sn,ritct
address, describing tho 1lorios mai 1' H. ir-
nublfcan nartv. Prof. Dn,nnra nni IT. R"f1nnt
spoke in Froncl, ot tho safety oi t|,c country Ii
minant danger nf trs,stnr il fn tIr han,l. ~ thn
DonlMrats. i. A. Ia,nhert cnliycnc,I thc mcet. :.
iur with patriotic song. s''' '1''ss@
MlYss ANu WHEELER Mrsurr.uRu
Gems. BRIDGES. A[atson. and arrihmer, con.
mandIar Ina first. Scennd' " and ' TIfr,s' nfvia.
irns caifefi ycsiem1av ,,nnm TIM coo," r,n,,rt,,
Central CommItteo ior {l.dNOt1 torrhcs' ,ans a"3
cnues. 3o) trarsrurenrios and ,n1ai H. H.. H..
man art ~ a.,,,n n l,c n rnnE' "s''' '"s"'a"o
, 1876-10-18
TIE DEMOCRACY,


"ES''No W TUE rnEs'rT9r snEorMAr1o SRAFs caS7HAh
1uAA'41ss
was he'a yesterday noon at the falmer iionsc.
Among tho distinguished gentlemen present
were Cirrus II, Mccormick fChalrulan). ThoHna
shtrlcv fscrrotorn A. y Gn,1,1art u y con,.
-, ~ ,s,.si, - n ,t.,.'. =, ~ r. uo
~, ". ~, a. A"rpny' 81 - y. aia'n,' - - oo1scm,
y. y. uolIes, h Il. courtney, H. hlstlop, Y. IL.
Mursl, J. 8, Drnkc, j. Dun, W. r, David
son, F. II. Winston, ], A, Mallory.
1,h,, w c,,J,,, ~ !, r,n,,u., i,
Jon W. smith W. = T. coehrnnc, 1, y.
PARSONS, ~. y. det"e' Il r. nouloi'' .. o.
ium Rctl,iick, Gen. Farnswortl, Thomas Iloync,
q. cnrrInw .tv,la. A q atnr,v A Hnr-1nrton
J,,11o Mer,,,n,, ] n,u Ia,,;o.on ' ~ krma ,
9Iuo wv o,n ' .'.,"as WI" e''''o'o" eo'' 4'''''
Tho first and only business OF Importance was
tho question Of i,ir,ne speakers for tbs re-
r,otr'.r ~ ", co,o,,,i,n r. ,,o ,o,,raa - ~.
discussion IL was stated that Judge TrumbAsl
had been sent to New York, wl,ero It was
expected l,o would do the most good, Gen.
ro,ncno,, auco..tci, t1,ot t,,o IIon. Inhr n
l1nmsa ot Tcnnsssc. and ~. 1to,, nc r.
Lam'aF, of ;Ma,, Mis,ssaEpi. wo.iu oe willing t1
sp1.!N III all'hom. in,s encouragement canseo
lultM, ~, scaIs ~ tiis uieetnE. MnHG reeogMk.
,ng te t latt .i .mdt ]ne sdGs w. o. to war are not
torlty ot tho meeting thought u ill-adviscd to
prng nputsicIn osatols 70 osof5noril Towns; tnef
speesl!es "ou!u NY tAke, auh Woulu GcElalhly
~ more hsfn' t!lali Good: ven, Cainarol.
stated that ~; H. Lamar tl4l already hecI invited
70 auaEeas Chlsacn a,latcnee' anu ~ thought
speech from ao ab'c u na'l would do the purity
extellGnt sesvlee;
MF. alccartilek saiu as long o. the Republic.
tlD Confectionery, 1t would not 90 thcm any
hur1h u hays t'icso mon come into the Atato.
Woulti W necessary to warn tlcm '.galnst IN,
temperance III their statements. Ihat was all
tllRt WIS necessary.
l.: u, FaFso'la Thought that 1t would bo fatal
20 havc These iluu como into tho state. It
would De signal Tor thu renewal OF tho
"hloouy-ahrt cry On tho part u the Rcpub-
licais, ana they Would ~ grossly nisrepEesent-
~ by the parttsan press throughout the State.
ilc tl'd not iavor thsir being sent for:
NuSt o! tho boys ulutft want TO import
speakers from the South. Tho Chair rather