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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-09
DROOK STEAM RICE MILL
G. Fl. ALLEN,
80, 81 and 80 Tohoupitoulas street,

80, 81 and 90 Tohoupitoulas street,
NEW ORLEANS.
This Ia the most extensive Mil In the South
and the quality OF our Rice unsurpassed. Mill
if.s rates: No. /. 1c. per h.; No 2, NC. pef H.
Sacks furnished on orders to Lock Box g76. View
Orleans. Eight sacks Of Bran returned to tie
planter for e7er7 100 barrels Rice received.
da1o
VIRGINIA ROOFING sLATE-THE BEST
and strongest in q iae world not excepting
The undersigned having accepted the agency
for the sale Of the celebrated ORE BANK and
IMPERIAL QUARRIEs Is now p prspars9 e, p5h to and nj
but little in excess ofthose Of ordinary American
States. Builders. contractors and slaters gen.
orally are invited to sa9mS ,9sP K III
my5 smW 10 Carondeet street.
ENGRAVING.
JOHN A. CAIRNS,
No. 1Oi CANAL STREET tup stairs).
Wedding and visiting Cards in the most fash
ionabIe style. Monograms, cr.sts and inscrlp-
tons artistcally executed Badges specially
apis I'm Su
VICTOR'S RESTAURANT.
80 and 40 Bourbon street,
Between Customhouse and Bienville.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
Board by the day, by the week, or by the month.
Parties and Weddings supplied on short notice.
at very moderate prices felt 1y
IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS
EXTRA EARLY LONG STAPLE PEARCE
COTTON SEED.
Apply for circulars to
Messrs. OGDEN i BELL, Agents.
Dealers in Baling Stufs,
mh7 2m 18 Union streets. New Orleans
nUEYROUZE 6 BOIS,
fLEoN QUEYRoUZE. OSCAR Bols.)
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND IMPORTERS
OF WINES. BRANDIEs. ETC.
AT TIE BLUE STORES.
Corner O.d L.vee and Bienville streets.
daA em New Orleans.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-09
TOS. LLADO. AGENT.

TOS. LLADO. AGENT.
Retuaen Duruaine and St Ann opposite Madi-
son street, New Orleals Ia
Drugs Medicines, Chemicals flne ooapA Ier-
DruSgists Physicians PEE cripdoas CAREFUL
ompounded. ieily
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

PAUL SAUvE,
formerly with Messrs. Everett Lane Co.,,
GENERAL
Stationer, Printer.
AND
Blank Book Manufactures
No. n COMMERCIAL PLACE.
near st. Charles.
All kinds OF Book and Job Printing. Ruling.
BiAding and Lithographing done cheap.
FRANK D. OGDEN
rNpEZ HAUvE
GENERAL SOUTHERN AGENCY
--SoR THE
Louisville and Cuban Asphalt Co.,
OS Magazine street.
PURE CUBAN ASPHALT vARNISH,
For COating Wood or Iron Vessels Bat
toms, wharf Piles,
BRIDGE AND TREsTLE WORK OF WOOD
or Iron. Machinery. Gas and Water Pipes. Iron
Railings, Metal Roofs and Cutters. and all other
kinds OF Metal Substances under or above
ground or water.
PURE CUBAN ASPHALT,
BY THE HoGsHEAD. TON or CARGO.
Asphalt Metal Compound,
For Paving and Roofing.
Specifications given and contracts made for
PAVING STREETS. BANQUETS, GARDEN
WALKS. YARDS. FLOORS. etc. and for ROOF
ING HOUSES, STEAMBOATS, or anything that
needs good durable water and weather proof
covering.
Dean & Coleman's Patent Improved
TRAM RAIL.
Weighing from 10 to 20 pounds to the yard,
for street and narrow gauge railroads.
Also. 30 and 10 pound r Rail-
CONTRACTS FOR PORTABLE RAILROADS
for Plantation and Saw Mill purposes
AND
General Street Railroad Supplies.
ship sheathirrg FELT; Soft IT. Hal Hair FELT. for
Boilers. TANNGC ACID. for Dyeing, Tanning.
'''e - WIN. FRANCIS MCLEAN.
ap9tf d&W Agent
HOME MANDATORY.
CARRIAGES. BAROUCHEs. BUGGIES. JER-
SEY WAGONS.
And all kinds Of
SPRING WAGON WORK.
At prices to compo'o with any other city.
Also
Importer and Dealer in
Carriage Wagon and Cane Cart Materials.
Selling the POUNDS, BLIND and SASH COM
BINATION FASTENER at
Al, 43, As and Al Perdtdo street,
ap6 3md&W JOS. SCH WARTZ.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-09
Al, 43, As and ~ Perdido street,
ap6 3md&W JOS. SCH WARTZ.

TO THE OLD
FISHERMEN.
seins, Cast Nets
Etc. under
signed has the
honor TO an =
nounce to his pat
rons Of the city
and country that
he keeps on hand
81 complete assort-
ment of Seins.
Cast Nets. Small
Nets and Tackle
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-09

upon all the topics Of the day. II contains the
news from All portions Of the world. up to the
hour of going to press. It's Washington specials
and general Intelligence being especially full
and reliablc. 1t contains full Commercial, Ma
rine and River news and reports prepared by
O
experienced and competent editors and re-
norters It's
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-09

OF every dimension. All orders for given sizes
will be promptly executed. Address
A. THEE. Agent.
% Exchange Alley.
Between Customhouse and Canal
APPS I'm Sun tn TIL
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-09

The water in the rivers has receded 50
much that nearly all the overfiowed
plantations are being titled and made
ready for planting. The seed, both cot
ton and corn, terminates rapidly, and
the farmers are in hope that their crops
will soon overtake those on lands which
have not been overfiowed.
, 1876-02-04

of1870, revealing an intrigue against Marian
ths Republican candidate. Thcso Include Nv, smo
festorB by tho lion. ]. W. Smith, an ax.Btate
kppointco, now deceased. showing very inttmats
relations botwcon himself and WoBtesman
tho 1ottota commencing "Doar Woater.
man." and concortiuR g., plnn to pst
up Qo1man. circulars aud dofoAt Motriam
on Ills temperance record. An appointment vjth
Bmitll Mt Lincoln 10 tho same interest ID Also A.
ranged, aud rofefcnco IL made to judge CasBel
Of FL Taao, rs cooperating. Tho Eaporb tmpIi.
cato no politician Of. prou1lnence OH eisl,o,
side. This ncarost approach ID 1ettee OF 4 rt.
form. Democratic editor now 1t Jacksonsils.
who writes Westermsn regarding The purchase
Inference bcirig from tls adarcssing tis chief oi
tho Whisky Hing tbat thn paper was to be In
that Interest," AZ 10 the implication OF ox-oaj.
cials 10 the Ting, and other ostdanoe ot thu,
character, tho ohloorn couHtru6 tho dtcreo ei
Judge Treat 10 bo that this Information for tht
present should be withheld. Collector Merriam.
howover, authorizes tho statement TINT nothing
In the papers shows any oo9ntE0uca Of pakln
frauds on tho part Of ex-Oollector John T. liar.
por, or That he prontod thereby. A to tho IL
ported Implication Of other ox-of1ctals, no ~.
Burhnco eithor way IL given.
4 SPECIMEN.
Tho following Nero among Tho phpc1s found
nnt1 arc Eiveu aa sample lettote:
Mn. Jonx l.. sAsrh: Ttcaaa .ond mn = 1oslu
Kog9 of . No. Of ynut 1nauWftsktosI. mshtafai,
ot, and 11ara show for my hero, - no are hones
so~n s Pc ssna aSts te aap's asss 'a'A MY '' 1s
Tho following chock showa whisky pool 10
connt IN ono of tho rok!u hauks:
pEKfH, ILL.,, May ., 1B7l-Eiat Satfondi EanE-ru
to whisky pool Or bearer. s1s. II. P. WEsFxnM4a.
, 1876-02-04
SPRINGFIELD.
TnrnluR tho County Government Il
Some Account

TnrnluR tho County Government t.
Some Account.
Special Dfspatch to 3he CAfcado Tribune.
Brnlsas1ELD, ILL.,, Fob. o.-Thu condition o
city affairs Is unchanged. We aru ntill without
regular police forco, except tho City Marshal
and tho MAJOR is Chiot-of-poloc under thu
amendment to tho Mayors bill. 1'he fromen
having Pledged themselves to tnrn out just - II
thoy had not boon discharged removes any
arXtoty On that Bcoro, Tho 6tdts journal thl
morning prints a number OF interviews with
prominent citizens, rnanv OF whom very strong
" censlto tho Mayors coussa and that ot
tho tnx-eatEng ling, and demand that
formal Reinstatement Of tho fremen. or tho
resignation Of tho Mayor and lis aldormauio
supporters. Tho Sheriff aud constAbulAFy
forco arc on tho alert to suppress disorder. Of
Which t!,ore ia no apprehension. aud tue coup
d'ctat hnB not cooEcod any ono into paying ta1ea
who scBs.s on tho ground Of the alleged illegal
isy Of tho leyy. Tie taxos last year wsre pot
p.id to tny great oxtont BY February, but, by
shc exercise OF rigid economy, which tile present
tax.caters have not followed, thero was no
stoppago OF aEa.rs. although soma legal 70.
atraint-tho lniuncllon-was thon in force. In
fine, Wo ato not suffering from tho sttustlon al
nil
, 1876-02-04
A TRUE CHRONICLE.


i. aow II cams to PASS In those days that
Brown, tho 1Iittlse, who had lost hia looks In
combat, went down into tho Board OF Tra1o.
:. 2. And 9eorgeburroughs, tho whiskJltc. who,
like unto Esau, whs all hair, oven upon hIs
teeth, did meet him tera. And Qeorgebur-
rougbs did lit up his voice.
.. Speaking unto Brown The I1ittlto a. follows
Lo, him they call doneralncassaur has been ar.
rested and carried unto tho Temple. aud dismay
hath fallen upon the land.
4. Now donoraImcasthur was susnsmed Post
msatez, and through him did pass Iii mali matter
from all parts OF the globo and Chicago.
d. Thun brown. the Nitsito, rent his gar
ments. ovea unto tho seat thoroof, and went
down to the Temple, Whero ha behold Kirkland
couat!ng Onshr's stamps.
@. And hs said uuto him; Behold Honosai-
mcatthur, who Is ausnamod postmaatar hath
been arrested and carried unto tho Temple, and
dlsmay hath fallon upon The land.
Z. And Kirkland cried aloud, Woe ia mo, and
he went INTO GensrAlwebstss, tho Co1lectorite.
and told him OF tho dlsnsy that had fallen upon
tho land. ~~-~~-
6. Then he gist hla hat around t!1 brow and
went down to the Ht1oot which Ii called Dear-
born. aud said unto TRIBUNE Scribe, I.oi him
they call UonotAlncarthuE, who Ia surnamed
Postmaster, hath boen arrested. And TIE Ta1p-
uAn Horibo hiol him unto lonerAlucarthut, aud
cried aloud unto him. demanding OF him In
which Of his many otfouBea la Lad baeu detect-
Cd.
.. And 0enaralmcsrthuE, like unto Aeaulsa OF
old, did dpuy what brown the Httlto, and
0sorgsbusfouXha tho WBkylte. aud kIrt!and
who countoth Ueshr's stsmps, had naiu.
10. Aud sho cock crew.
CHAP. II.
!. Old Brooks beRRt young Brooks,
q. And both BloukseJ ara Government detect
ivea.
CHAP. III.
!. Now II came 10 pass whrn TuE TRIBUNE
Bchba had como down from AccostluR lep-
erancattAur. ho wont unto tho Tsmpto. There
weso aAssn,bled Old l3EuokH, which, like uutu
Lazarus, had been raised from tho dead, nao
Young Brooks aud CoiopalHAtthowa, the bupar-
YlBorite Of InteTilaifevenuatte,
4. And tho Hcnho said unto them. Lo. these
many stR1B 4hye climbed 10 loaru OF tho arIest
| OF tienera'ncasthuE. and iic ucnyoth knowledge
Uf infosmkton suiticisut 10 foE&D belluf ther0-
OF. Aud tAey laughed hiu to 4corn. And they
held counsel among tAomsolveh and said uu1o
tue scriho: l;uhold, thon hast boon sold by
1lrown Tho 1iitttte, kud Kirkland, who oouutc,h
Catsas's stamps. Then theko pbRsiseey did again
| lift thelr voIcex and laugh.
.. Than the hczlbe did 70 to Kirkland, aud do
nand whereof tha Phar1aeoa had told him, aud
did offer him combat, sod did gage him thss ha
should come futtA aud have hti nuao punched,
even until It Should bsdaw tho earth WITH gore.
, 1876-02-04
MADISON.
Sat Cinrlt,s C1lnrkcs Against Ex.Gov.
Taylor Investigated and Disposed

Sat Cinrlt,h Cllnrkcs Against ExsGov.
Taylor investigated and Disposed
or.
Spfelal Dispatth to 7'ht C1.tcass Tribune.
AtanIsoS, Wis, Fob. B.-Thore was lively
limo in tue State Agricultural nooms this as.cr-
noon tn tho discussion before tho Executive Com-
mitteo Of tho stato Agricultural Society OF tha
charges long ago preferred against Gov. Taylor,
OF violating tho regulations Of tho Society to III
loss, whom acting As Marshal Iii 1871: The
ogldonce Of President nlnekler was that hs
authorized Taylor, "a Marshal, to bring
thtoo friends for onployss At tho State Fail;
but ho bfought. mora than score,
Sat Clark strongly presented ha charges
and evidence In thor support, and htr. pinney,
attorney. argued In thu ex-Qovornor's dofcnbe,
and ho pleaded his own cause earneatly. Tho
roault VIVA that, Clark not votlng.. there wcss
noYen to Bustatn tho charges End eight aganst,
tho u,oubers expressing themselves shat though
1t was plain the regulations had been technically
vioatotl, there was 30 much looscnasa III tho
niauaeoment about these days that it would bs
unfair to visit on Coy. Taylor tho penalty OF OK
putaion. which would follow II tho charges vera
s1lstatilod. Clark claims = substantial victory,
md tho feud botwocn him and tho Governor and
shcfr respective friends is moro blttoE than eyct
, 1876-02-04

,..---..,-.--..- o'' LOU15. .---..-....
0ADoooh TRIAL et"lA1S 10 eoaneSca AoSpAs'
= apfesd1 Olsod1A 70 4As e"tcda' asao"hes
br. Louis, Fob. o.--Great interest is folk by
al clasecs IN tho approaching trial Of Goa. Dab-
cock. and information about sho probabilities of
I'm raan a 10. a.1ortx .n,o,t for novsr NJ Hhor-
NV ~ "'.oasS ,s, ., @ -. 49, s,N", s,.o
hero yostorday from Washington. says bis client
3cara nothing II ho can Bccuro IN Impartial Jury.
Iro tftnks 1,ounver that nubI,n nrafudioaa il m
..,..I ~ tt., -. -. 49,. 80
etoas een,nss 49, snuso wnosr nAniss naso ueeu
oouucoeea "lsn VIZ Nn'HRy 1s'uB tuht IL WIN %
very difficult to obtain jury that will dare ac-
uult, oycu whore shoro Ia no evidence to es,ab-
,i.h n' .,,n ,,,,it ~ ~ do,sna.nt r. 10
.".ma ..s.. St..
smpossio'e 10 Asoet'ain sae eluAnt's5 ana auahty
Of tho tosttfuony WHICH tho doTornilfont WILL
produce againAt DAbcock. Tho DlBtrsct-Attor-
nav and hin essIs,ants rofnsod to bo iuteryiove1
~, H.. .u,,;o,t h,,o,a .r1,,,+on-;,, in o..,-
anco TINT tue osloenoe MIA Do stfong ehongh 70
convict. Bo far a. iB positively known, thoro is
nothing but the dispatches which have boeu
hroovht nrt or, rrovio,a tr;ats
...1 -. ea ~. ~. ~ ts ....ss,.. s Nv. A
nE.ilf ~ lnh E1lsttSes W. HUME h!ipANch.
IEofe ID o7ery fcacoh 70 belle9o hc7eftholesa.
that ttero will bo somo much stronger eYidonco
brought ont against Dabcock tbau Ia cou-
t..,,na IL tboa, di,oetcbs. : r,ho n,vstn,,.
s"'n'u ~ ."o0v
GUS Witness, EsoEeas' VINO ~ thonGht to
be slowed hway somewhere In g. Louis
County IL looked upon a. Ian important witnoss
for thu prosecution. 1t ia said thAs he will fur
nisl aotno revelations that will satisfactorily o.
tabiist the guilt of tho preadent'a Private 6oo-
rotary. Nothing, however, IL definitely known
Of Everest, OF Of htH dytdonca. Gen. Dabcock'a
frtnnda ara snrnog&ia& desmnttept oyer tho ,fnfn.
, 1876-02-04
WASHINGTON.

tptefdl Ufspatrh to The Chicago Tribune
WAsntNoroH, D. g.. Feb, 3.-T1ers are rumoA
Of nor aud extraordinary Developments IN shs
whisky busueHs In Chicago, Milwaukee, and
other Wcstorn eit!os. 1t Is said that addition,
rnsuspoctod persona will bo presented by thu
Grand Juries. Homo Of tho porsous arc ox.ois.
cias Of tho 0ovorumons. 4 very great effort
il now making hero to prevent tho further do.
certain that these efforts viii fall. Tho aovorn.
menbia io full poasession OF a1l she evidanoe, and
It IA aaid, III ncr oirclos that tho stars will sooa
fall.
THE rEKIN rArEnB. =
Tie proceedings iu tho case OF tbs Wcstetmln
pnpers arc watchol loro NTH great interest. Il
seems to bs pretty we'll known here among thost
acquainted with revonue matters In that section
that WoBtcrman has contributed largo HumH Of
money for political. purposoB. =
, 1876-02-04
POLlTICAL,

FIFTH WARD REPUBLICANS.
Tho Fifth Ward Republican Club mot at thu
hall corner OF South Park Ayenuo aud Thirty
thisd at1ees laat oyoniug. a worry full astend.
Anco wss present, and Ill wore unit Ia their
determination that Phillips and Evans should bs
opposed In tho spring election With tho undt.
,l., yideA It. sttenst OF the n0pubean party OF tho
Measures Of organization were discussed un-
til very lato hour. whom William d. Harper
Introduced = sorles OF resolutions instruct
il Congress- to labor and .oto for repeal Of tho
Bpecie- Resumption act Of 1anuAty, 1876. nIr.
Harper stated that tho failures during the ycsF
lB75 exceeded any previous year. oven the dts-
astzous years Of 1881, 1897, md 1919, aud thought
this was largely tsaoeaplo to thts aok T4s
Speaker thought tho propoBal TO rceunn specie.
pasneut In 1870 inpolitio aud lmpos1iblo, and
tnat tho resolutions should 10 adopted. Yet 10
should liko full discussion Of tho asmo. 1Ie
therefore asked that ttiuy be made the special
or.lor for tho next mootiug of tho Club which
will bc on tho evontng Of Thursday, which WAS
aKroed to.
Tue best Of splrita and harmony pseva!led.
GEN. SHERMAN AND THE PRESIDENCY,
COLUMBUS. O.. Feb. 3.-1lcWosenta1tyo james
l.. Dalzoll has received tho following letter FROM
Gen. W. T. Sherman:
Br. Inuls, No., Feb. 2-DEAn s1n; Your kind
Letter T. luat receiye1 and. though thought esery.
nb1T Know iIf genera 0pil1Dn Oh LIE }Hh& OF 33nh
inquiry, cannot hestats " 4nswas you In such
way AZ to admit Of no niseo1larneton. never haJs
tha gh ollce Of trtallaus lafore any Convention
Tho pcoplv. shall always prsssr 70 Inst otaca
nllct BY ono OF Tho mill!ons who Ia ths
uuelulyoeally, aud Of thosu noties mani
names wiluA8 Aud capshle. pro1plasus that of
tlno olhcce and gsutlsMan In ososy ssnss ito uot
1oWetes, Mnh y bs nisundsrstoo4 ~ prexuming y
and family aro strong Catholics, bnt an no Tbsl
howsrss, t4 nohody'e business. deevs In shs com
Ion srLoos, aa.l doat stop II ths lis matters thai
However. the.e schools s1t14yagAut, and tndulsa
In oostfJ buildings and e4penAs4 aAcAsrs. u
too heavy burden tho tax r4yarA. This sendeoeJ
ought to bs checked, which may costly b dons With
ous making Il po!tes! aussttaa. bat.lntszsat w
caIabc Of in,paztlng ths rullmsas 1t good English
education. Yuurs truly, ". z. auxRAAx
, 1876-02-04
the AUDIENCE.

AND WHAT TuEr I1ayESEp TO.
That fact that tho motion to luash tho lnd!et-
ment AgAinst Jako Nehm and a. @. Heslue was
10 bo s1Gued, drew Ana auliouco 10 tho pls.
trics Courtroom yesterday. Tho room waa
crowded. Dopusy-Slarshal Adams, aided and
atette1 by u high stool. wsA stationed ut tho
door. Tue stool was 10 Leop deputy -Marslal
Adams out, aud Dsputy-AlasHhal Adams was ju.
atructsI to keep any mora crowd out. Tho ap-
plioatlouB for admission were numerous. nsp-
u.y-Nasshsl Adams and tho stoni were inilexI-
bic. Esca loaned its PECULIAR characsorissics to
tbs other.
Tho motion attracted few lawyers, moro
Whisky lAeu, and SONS curioasy seekers. Tho
lawyers wn1a seated iusldo tue bar. They were
mostly tho lswyasa who aAd hcoa .etalned In the
h..
, 1876-02-04
SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FnANclsco, Feb. 8.-~The trial Of tho suit
brought by tho Unitod Htatcs against the brju
Timandsa for carrying nussamped ltquors 70
Ainskh waH concluded IN tho United Stntcs Dis
trict Court to-day. The yordlok waa Id favor Of
tho defcnuans,
, 1876-02-04
MILWAUKEE,
TIVE MoNn 1NDICrHENTB NETTRNED.
4s.An.ns yh.sot.A T.. nj. Sbfaua. kyt-tA,...

TIVE HOLM 1Hp1CTAENTH RETURNED.
.Spteia. D,suatrh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 3.-Tho Grand Jury to-day
returned 1--WE more Indictments. OF which the
following a1e published; Jacob Nunnemaoher
tho e!dor, tliBtlllor Richard X. Adams, lawyer,
ls.a daueer; Leopold Heller, dis.illcr; Gerhard
Winner, rccslnor. Ntlnuomachce Ia Iudictod for
dofraudng tho 0oyarnmont out Of tho tax on
2.o00 RalIona March l. 1870, 3,000 gallons Dec.
l5 1879 aud 1900 gallons Juno /. 187a,' Adams
Is partner with Col. Goodwin in o law firm,
and has been engaged In dofoni!ng those caacs,
and is still retained In dcfanse OF tho
Hing. Tho charges against. him arc that,
when acting Gs Qauser. In December.
1872, ho received bribo Of 800
from Thomas O'Neili. tlistiller, aud. Ia Noycm-
ber OF tho Bame year, consp[red With 0'Noill to
dofrAud tho Government out Of tho to1 on 1000
gallons, that te also oonapsed In November
1874, with Herman Nunnomacher TO defraud tho
Government OF large s,lms Of taxea aus by
Jako Nunnomauhot tho elder; that he also con-
spircd with Jake Nuunomachor to defrAud tho
0ovcrnment out Of tho tax on 1000 GALLONS in
October. 1879. 1ellor u tndlcted for brihlng
Htosexsapor Valentine in uctobsr 1874. VIM
ner's indictment IL for etTacing asRnpn. The do
fontlante to-day withdrew their d0fenso III tho
caBen Of tho Unitod States agatnat tho rectifYing
houso of Aaron thoonfellt, Max Ntudskopf,
Flruch, and Diorbacl1. and the contscAted whisky
Qrau.
(Tst tn Assocfated Itsss.1
klx IABrEAD oY FIVE.
MILWAUKEE, Feb, 3.-Thu OrAud Jury Of tho
untod Statsa Circuit Court waa discharged to-
day af.or returning Ax additions! indictments.
Among tie parties Indicted asa Il. Il. Adams, or
Gsugor, Jacob EunnemaotleF, Louis Heller, aud
GGrllArt Winner. Tho other tno aEo reported to
be Chicago burglars. who entered into uegotIR-
tionH with tile alBtil!ers last Summer, proposing.
II they wore paid \ certain sum, TO break into
tAo Collectors office aud destroy all papers that
were to ba used ~ evidence against tho Ring.
, 1876-02-04

. ' 8'' 670' "1o' " t'as no "o1'u HS7" 70
meo''
Mr. Canpbtlls reference to the authorities
Was prolonged for noMa tlae, hui at i o'clock
Judge Dladgot. said 10 had como 10 a. good I
p!nco to lcAve on " ho would probably reach for
aomo tine, anil announced that tho arguments
would ba resumed Ut oclock.
Mr.. Catnpboil. after IAN ufnuscs' moro In.
apoctioll of tho autt3rities, luft utY, apl tha
Court adjourned until O'Clock.
When tho Court Teaascmllol lit. Campboll
resumed Ills argument dwelling upon additional
citations froul Tho authorities III support OF Ais
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-06-23
House for Sale.

a Woodford's Corner, convenient two story
IN house and ell, carriage shed, wood She'd stable
22x22. Inquire OF C. A. RACKLEFF.
ju15 diff
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-06-23
New HAuSe Let
House to Let.

I'm Preble Street. rooms; Sebago; good cellar
~ for one family; will sell on monthly INSTALL
ment plan if desired. f. G. PATTERSON,
ju22dtf 1894 Congress Street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-06-23
Portland & Rochester R. r.
On and after Monday, April, 8, 1875,
Trains will ran as follows:


y5-----z==---=, Trains will ran ms follows:
E- aa-zna5 Leave Portland at $50 a. M,
80, 400 and $40 p. m,
700 "A. M. Train stops at all stations between
Portland and Rochester, and runs through to
Worcester Arrives at Rochester at 1000 a.
M, (where it connects with Eastern and Bos-
ton & Maine Railroads.) AT Nashua at 1147
a. M, Lowell 12.15 p. M, Boston Is p. M,
Aver junction 1910 p m, Filchburg
1.25 p. M. and at Worcester at 2.1O D. m
connecting with trains South and West.
2.3O r. WI. Steamboat Express arrives at
Rochester at 4.3O p, M, connects at Epping
for Lowell and Boston, at Aver juno
zion for FiiChburg and HOOsac Tun-
mel Line at Worcester with Boston 81
london ha woa e sGss P0u ef G"rs
there connecting with the magnificent
Steamers of the Norwich Line, arriving in
New York at Pier No, 40. North KIFer
State Rooms can be secured in advance at
BARNES Bros, No. % Exchange Street and
at the Depot
400 g. Va: Train runs to Rochester, stopping at
all stations
$50 e. WI. Train runs to Gorham.
RETURNING.
Trains leave Rochester at 7.2O 1l25, 11.45 a. M,
7.2O A. Va. Stops at all Stations, arrives in Port
land at 10 90 a. m.
HAS A. M, Steamboat Express from New Lon
don, leaving Norwich Line Steamers at 500
a. M, and Worcester at 500 a. M, stops at
Springvale, Alfred, Saco River, Gorham, Sacca-
Kappa and WestbrOok, arrives in Portland at
120p. M, makes close connection with the
Maine Central and Grand Trunk Railroads.
li.d5 A. M. Train is freight train with Passen-
ger Car attached, stops at all Stations, and
is due in Portland at $40 p. m.
$50 u. WI. Train is through from New York,
stops at all Stations when signaed, arrives
in Portland at 1850 p
Local Train from Gorham at 600 a. M, arrives in
Portland at GAO a. m.
j. NJ. LUNT, supt.
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House Rents

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