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RUBBER AND CAPCINE.

There Is scarcely branch,of human indus.
try in which India Rubber mas not in some
form found its way. Although widely known
and used, but few are aware OF its medicinal
virtues and great curative properties. Prac-
tical experiment has proven that it Is natur-
al reservoir OF electricity, containing more
than any known substance or compound
Owing to this fact 1t has been used with sue
cess in curing Nervous complaints and Rheu-
metism that were invulnerable to drugs.
1t has also beon discovered that India Rub
Der possesses all the properties valuable as
aspe idc for Pulmonary complaints and cures
cases. Combined with Capcine 1t is unparal-
leled as o Pain Reliever, whether external
or internal. Nearly all the Surgeons have
adopted 1t on account OF its great healing
properties.
The most efIectual way OF using the article
is in the form of perforated plaster. The
extensive use OF Ordinary Perfoi ated or Por-
GUS Plasters, is testimony to its merit.
dinary Rubber Porous Plaster is that it acts
too s1owly--requiring days and continuous
wear to relieve pain or to effect cure.
A celebrated Physician Of New York. who
has long made the medical properties of Rub
Der a study has succeeded in making grea
Improvement in Porous Plaster by int roduc
ing Capcine, which overcomes all the former
objections, causing the Plaster to do in Il
few moments or hours. that which it former
ly required days or weeks.
Capclnc is the most valuable ingredient
ever used as an externalremedy. Itopcrates
with astonishing vigorand relieves pain i'm
mediately. Its curative properties have be-
come 80 famous that anenterprising firm in
New York took it in hand and by bringing
Capcne fiasLer to the attention OF Physi
clans, have met with unprecedented success
The article is known as BtNSON'S CAP
CINE PLASTER. The price Is the. same as
he ordinaryPorous Plaster. % cents. Every
Druggist ha them.
febl9-e3 imly
The daily gazette., 1876-08-31
Another Molly Magure murder.

A YOUNG MAN RIDDIRD WITH BALLS
WnKEsBARRs, Pa. August 3O-There
is great excitement, with threats of
lynch law, on account of cold blood
ed M0llie Mcguire murder at Avondale.
81 miles from here, Monday night and
the subsequent arrest of two of the
assassins. A branch of the Mollie or
der, it seems, has its nest near tho
above mining town land under the title
of Terry's Gang held absolute sway Of
the mining population for some time
past, Among Others Crosby Brady,
aged twenty five, an energetic young
man, refusing to associate with them,
was a market victim. On Monday
night.at midnight Dominick McGraw,
Ned White and four companions, met
him in lonely field near the river.
and began firing upon him with large
revolvers. Riddled with bullets, he
sank corpse. Some of the dwellers
distance off, hearing the firing, be,
came aroused and instituted search,
but the assassins, dragging the lifeless
body between them, stole noiselessly
to the mountains and,deposited it in an
old clubhouse. White and McGraw,
having been seen out that night, were
arrested, and strange to say, confessed
the shooting, but pleaded that Brady
was stealing their geese at the time
from pen. The two murderers are
in the county prison. AT last accounts
the others were not arrested.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-31
Gen, Rartlett on Hayes.

From tae Boston Post.
Governor Hayes may mean we'll
enough" said General Bartlett, "but
look at the men who are supporting
him! Does anybody suppose that IN
the event of his election Governor
Hayesis going to say to Mr.. Blaine,
Mr.. Chandler, Mr.. Morton, Mr.. Conk--
ling, General Butler and the rest of
them, You ale the men who have
brought the country into disgrace
and then turn his back upen thems
Such supposition is absurd upon the
face of it. Look at General Kilpat
rick's letter to Governor Hayes. That
shows the kind of men who are sup
porting the Republican candidates. 1
regarded that letter as simply infam
GUS, and if it can be shown that Gov
ernor Hayes received the letter with
out denouncing its author openly at
once, it ought to defeat him by ITSELF"
The daily gazette., 1876-08-31
The Pittsburg Dispatch fRep> ma,

The Pittsburg Dispatch Rep) pays
its respects to General Fitzpatrick in
this wise. This person. Fitzpatrick,
we have long suspected of being, poll.
tically at least, sounding sham.
His letter to Hayes on the Indiana
campaign proves that he is repre-
sentative of what is pobably the worst
element of the Republican party-the
element which has more regard for
the flesh. pots and notoriety of office
than for the real interests of the peo-
pie.
The New Y ork Tribune regards the
downfall of the associated coal mono
poly as great commercial and popu>
lar triumph. To keep it down 1t ad-
vises people not to buy coal too freely
just yet, believing it not in the least
unlikely that much lower prices may
yet be established between now and
December.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-31
Governor Tilden.s Income Tax.

Special Dispatch to th g Bait. Gazette.
WAsHINeToN, August 29.-On the au-
thority of an nex-commissioner of internal
revenue, who is republican, but an ar
dent advocate of justice, it can be stated
that the hue and cry against Governor
Iiidens income return is the perest
republican commissioners of Internal
revenue, and the one referred to is proba-
bly, better versed in the decisions of in
ternal revenae bureau than any of his
predecessors. From the evidence printed
against Governor Tilden he says that the
calumniators do not know what have
been the decisions of the bureau. If
they bid have perpetrated the thinnest
political canard of the campaign.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-31
BLACK KU KLUX.

A telegram from Monroe, La, says
that on Monday night the houses Of
David Foulk and Isaiah Garrett, near
that place, were fired into by colored
assassins. The room of Mrs. David
Foulk, who has been i'll for weeks, was
target for the assassins, and they
also put about seventy bullets into
the house of MIR. Garrett. Two color
ed men also exploded two caps aiming
at Mr.. Lamy Foulk, but no one was
wounded. There is great excitement
in the parish; some of the whites have
fed to Monroe, and others have asked
the white volunteer company in
Monroe for assistance.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-31

On the other hand take the Demos
cratic estimate for four years, even if
it is not further reduced and it foots
up $66 65.
Let us hear. then, the conclusion of
the whole matter. Despite all laws
and enactments against bribery of vo-
ters, we say to every head of family
Vote the Democracy into power and
we will pay you directly in four years
$70.55 I How many days work is
that? How many pairs of shoes? How
many yards of calico and flannel? How
many pounds of meat and loaves of
bread?
We say nothing here of the indirect
saving which will accrue from the tri-
umph of the Democratic principle of
free Trade, These results are not so
easily seen, vastly greater though they
are. We do not say-though we
might-that a Democratic victory
means that the seamstress's spool of
thread shall contain 400 yards and the
laborer's day come down to seven
hours, and the farmers bushel hold
five pecks. This lies on an outer de-
mesne. We say it will be SO, and
adduce goodreasonsforsay ingso, butour
antagonists deny it, and consider their
assertion as good as our demonstration
But about the figures we give to
day there can be no question. They
show what the Republicans wanted to
do, what we would fain have done,
what we have done in the face of op-
position. This is a Campaign supple.
ment" that tells. Let Democratic pa,
pers and speakers circulate it; give it
to the laborer, the mechanic and far
mer, and when next November comes
The daily gazette., 1876-08-31
GENERAL NEWS.

Secretary Chandler returned to
Washington yesterday morning.
Under the retrenchment legislation
of Congress, the Secretary Of War has
issued an order discharging sixteen
hospital stewards from the service.
The Inman steamship Company will
establish line between New York
and Bordeaux, France in September.
No doubt is entertained at army
headquarters in Washington of the
ultimate success of the movement OF
Terry and Crook against the Sioux.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-31
Specimen white Hou sc Favorites

WASHINGTON, August 29.-The re-
tention of certain special agents of the
Treasury Department shows that the
administration is determined to have
faithful agents. There is Kinsella at
New Orleans, whose children are be
ing educated at the governments ex-
pense (see testimony of witnesses be-
fore the committee on Louisiana fed.
eral officers). and ". B, Moore, spec.
ial Inspector OF everybody's business
for the amusement of the WhiteHouse
and kidnapper of witnesses again st
Grant. Babcock and others. The re-
mainder are of the same character.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-31

FARM SOLD. Capt. Jas. E, Norman
of Cambridge, has sold seventy five
acres of jenkins Creek farm In Dor
chester county; Md, for $4,000, to
gentleman formerly of Talbot county.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-31

25 to 100 pounds at 20 cents per hundred;
100 to 200 pounds, GO cents per hundred; l to
tons. SD per ton. special rates for larger
quantities. Eastern ice only.
faprIlitf j. b. CONROW & son,
The daily gazette., 1876-08-31

MIR. Hayea, figure-head of blather, bri
Dery and bayonet-rule, will not have
the odd 90 votes in the Electoral Col
lege.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-31
WEATHER REPORT.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 81, l A. N

PHOBABIBIIIHo
For the Middle States. slightly low
er barometer, winds mostly from south
west to southeast, rising temperature,
and partly cloudy weather, with con-
ditions favorable for local rains
The daily gazette., 1876-08-31
MORE THAN 100000 COPIES. SOL

Gold Medal Awarded TO the Author b
the National Medical Associa-
tion." March 81. 1s!e.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-31
ARCTIC ICE
COMPANY.
No. 2 East Second Street.

PRICES FOR 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

,;m WARRINGTON, December =. 1876, :
The government is taxing Vigorous meas.
ures 20 fully protect witnesses who may tes-
lily before the Senate investigating COM
'mitt$e that starts for New Orleans to-night.
Pattcuiaf sstehtion will be given the Sull.
dosefs Id Oaachiss; Bltons Rsase 'aad che
yelieiaAa Pari6hesos s.a.atcsh sa.t roi sa-b,so
: In,fasa.ot ~ Slmosf hnanin noxas1soisioa
ef&he- Senate. thataA Joint snles '1lseesah-
rosatedi ibyo it,, xefnasl to coqtinuA = party
thereto, Speaker Randall today agaia rulsd
thatall joint rules were in full force until
abrogated by joint action of both houser.
f Ode hour of exciting debate ensued, in
whidh the Democrats were beaten. II Isssvery
point. 500 s'''7' "-u4 - hR 'iei :
|aIs ~ shown beyond q shadow u doubt
that|alL such fsless remained in fsece only
by unanimous soasshk sor until one hseise
sew easaslipe uteh thA other o, ,i1GidteAe
sion ;ta1Aisosatinna 1arthes ohaefxnncastbb
tSeheees BeHeRa4e esselatien. ealAaGs qpen
thp Attsrssy, General fer the nuMhsF Of
deputy paseAAlA employed Nexember 4,
Wa sme6ded by Senator Edmunds aafns
alsols full statement Of the cA1sss aud NO
1ssssities u sssk snployhsssas, dths Obj jjssi
| EthSzbs9 asltkj nature: Of. the duties per-
sf66fle1ka .ssiov bs'-rs;b yim aofasss sts
+ TiiGanss11saswsssdopeedasAR Renssd.
tAe4 4sh distassfsl "a rDseessssy sssas.lly.
to x ~. =, e4,,~.--s1.,., ,,s- ID. "a g.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

foa - Arrival sf SDaalsh Trssps..n t'a-
= HAVANA, Deoembsr IA 6psnish man
Of war and one transport steamer arrived
here with l1o troops. SD. ~. 3
'o esitl. .PmeDocts for Psaes.i I'D ifE9 2
LOxD0a, Deaember- IL The eesrespcn-
dent Of the Standard ct. COnstantinople
telegrsphs the following: I learn from nm
doubted authority that the conference WIN
certainly result il pe.cs, s mode q sas-
istyins at just demands - ptoviding saf-
nc1sne ecese1ee1o - osvan9 oeca found.
Inc 1sMes uenas eApaeeo {eQorts z
Ie1Qy improved ieenng on the part Of
! A1l u sy.., e.... O. p...-.x..s. A..
Ne,s. ~: Hrsst hor.. ~ ~ ~e1sf.s - .ci.' Sss
ton IA entartsinsd In ~ kiessss onsr.
tera = - .. - y -"
Il "a Reutar telAeram from Copstantiaople
sayh fhe MfcrmaI neoejne of pleninofen-
tlsriecat t. fessian embassy ye0tocday in
teecl,ooRea We've vhadh 4 = uadetutood
- favornble for Z poaoeful reenlk - +
A,re,eiaa Treuhaas aees,eA
x ~ s-..,1,..' .s.-..-l ~.
.' ~. szs ~ xsss.rs.s ssscaH S9.s:s se.e-
gEsI a.ysa w =. ~ la.?ce xSIa.lsseIs
D:at @ sIss w s0v .a ~ - p.s s1siso
= S.Sefn1 g@~esH@~ss1.sss~ @ ~ .ses ~
rnsss 49, .s...si s.sa
tsssN ~'ss - ~
fI rt.a13
1he Messaxsaa @leaseSy.
Reuters Telegram ft6m Pesth saye: There
q reason to believo the reiSnaEion Of the
hunkatA10 mA1Ag0y - u10W086.
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A Demsesu1ssee Daalst In 1eeuth Cereaiaa.
~ 1CoLuMBlAs sDeoemhee IA ballot TO-
day in the Democratic H0nae for United
States SeaAtqr. ,Thsre vefs fooFssea eaa-
/. The votes ranged from one To elevss.
O. Rutlef, q EdgeAtld. .SoG lsa- tns.a'fssgo ]
4 Troops are arriviDt. .AEa1d1EonsE Eloeidn.
Eyefy thing quiet; 10 sxeitemant whatsver.
7sf TCssseasepS SSnS1,as:r rossss
DEkvER. Decembeesj2 -Hs1st n 3Ullee
~1s elected 70 tie Uni4ed- Deaeso Senate for
six ieaHg oouue1aiDg ae1t March - {
= Another Aaesas Nsasw "a K. 1sa
DkrRo1r, Dsssassrl2--Dsnessstisl law
ysrs 2. prspasint p.sos sa4s aaAhsaa0
.hat hisaiFs9 y cas- s3!5 ~! e yoses iot Aeyss
commilSI0ner Wheu elected. '5'o'h fa''e
,s- Gsvsrssr nAyss ssisaaAea. e'e 2
HsSeS. rs1pcsAinx 3 ! SsrsisdS, sSssr { I 81.
pl&eeing thank& I'D: fldsNi~A' II asa. sss&sss.
-;sYou could net expeetsae b say much
more. Yoa squ1&, ~ fexDeet Ne 70 speak
o. political ,matters On. this oc0asiOp, and
ertein1y not Of tho po6lfian which alEairs
have assumed at the pCaeent time"
TIE Cbicege DcDscrae9 CemDe1iag Nstss.
CHICAGO, December l2. - Prouinealt
Dsmocrata Of this city IStA : largely At
tended meeting here tkis evening 10 di:cuss
the political ssieuationr Che sentimeatssex-
pressed were generally Of . pecifo naaar
ure, but it We tine Genefat1piaion that the
House Of Repsssentn&ives Unjust Be maiD-
tAined in its, rights 1T Whatever cost. It
was decided to hold . mass meeting next
Friday.
DeneeFasfc H1uuiciD6a egccen.
BpsfoN, Deeesnber IA Democratic
mayor was slseted at Wsfcestsr tsAay.
: i Gee1gia Rejelcias.s .s.dqr 4.
ATLANTA, Deee0bef MA torchlight
procession; bonflraD and iAumhAtioa in
honor Of, Tilden'a election. Over 10000
visitors are in tho city.
Florida nJattefs.
TALLAHAssEE, December 12.-The man.
damus case 10 oentinted tiA toanorrow.
The ceakressionAa- committee aac1aed - u.
vestigato both tha State and netioaA elee.
tione. A call was made On the Secretary Of
State fpr the returns, whiOh he fuFnished.
Aftlr the xdoptioh Of rules, the COMMITTEES
aAiapfnea- -unfl lo10oReaa.et - - 49,
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VA strNaGe CalneaA6Noe. d.
Ths New York papers give tho folloy


.Ths New York pepers give tho folloy-
5Thstjs all Iknsw absut' it," Ssntiuusd
Nr. Ther1e, ..hnt thscs y ratAer q ouHous
ceincidence IN this firs. / was playing at
Tho NasiStltsJ Theatre, IN Nsw Orleans; ID
1870, NTH nIapk Htudlss. Hs and I wese
converting relative to the Three Guards-
men tho next dsy, md how We were to
plaV 5onr opaTts te9stAees i0em Star our
1bivsrsation Are broke out aad the tho
strp wal burned. Only 16At evening Stud
ley sna fmss sosotsthef se TIE thsAtFe, and
subject Of the Three Guardsmen, NJ which
was to be produced tho week after next ia
the Broeklyn Thntrs Cd meGtioaiag ths
subject, Stndley said tome. 'Don't nestiop
The "Three Guardsnen;" do you remember
the yssietise Theatre. st NsW Orleans,
which burped dowe, the night peevious TO
it, production r l, did remember it, and
very we'll, TOO. bat / laughed at hisromafks,
and then went ON the stege. This morning.
and after the terror Ct last night, the con
versation came to my miud, ind 1 think
tkst itis xelyrpeculsr tcoin0idence" 3,
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4 :. a
~ 70 the reeoiution Of Osngrsss relative
g Untsed Sattee SpD0 In IL
- - nasna>snssnee.a * 81 sss.g :,
+ r - stasea the Ssnsts eonmittee have
eorreSpe0eoc6Ls A1. Desist. & sas@zl s,
AstaeEiensavsay DeuaeA.
"A repsFt that General uunajdaa was or.
1ssed 70 6aOe1sede 0eueldl aan6of r
command OF the Department Of th1 A.
lantic, and that Hanoook v0Bueaseed % the
Pacific eoaee, = Auth6EiAtivelyA Ae1led.
7a Cenarnasleas.
, Powers. collector a. th0 S&Cond diStrics
of Mississippi; 8foWatoK collector Of tk0
third district Of Texas; White, collector q
the third district -of Yieginis; Bumont,
sup@vieor and general iaspest6r Of steam
Cuba; Bonssno. assayer r Of ii Mint s'i1s New o.. o.
lesns; Weeks, meiter ct Mint, New Orleans;
COwie1, aeaayef and melter Of mint as
Charlotte, North Carolina. ss y
A great numbeR Of PostmasteEs have
been reno0inated. saas sr, ~ r.ss -
: Tte Senate lnveseigasing CeAnieioes.s
The Senate committeAssfo far Louisiana
leaves tonight; those for Florida and South
Carolina tomorrow night. vis tho Atlantic
coast route. ssis4G - -
: sf PoAtsHace eArprsvflssisus.
The Committee on Appropriateness hsvs
completed the poetoaice eill-aeasay
the departmsnt's estiaases. sa:..s- zss..'.
ii An ExsggerafloR. -
Judge Miller, of the Supsema Court, com-
plains shet . recently published oonxeraar !
tiOn with him upon prospects ih conneCtton
with the presidential Inauguration h .
2rcss exaggerati6p.
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..a ediTAs Herald - sAs Fssars. s7eas
ThSi RnSwisg; r says TtAs New Tork
GrdpAic, is m axHsct from this: Nav tYssk
Hefd4 sf March o. 1877, rsvealAd to- aAbDs
famous spizttuAaistie elsirvsyaat. II i fnll
Of iaterest, and may mot be % much Of 3
joke then - 1t il to-day: III. s...-
Governor Don, Sam -Tildsao has taken
the, field. He has Issued Q pronunciamento
against the preeshsions Of t0eSefAE Rod
that the elections i4 LouiaianA and Florida
were accomplished by fraud and the bayo.
net .TAdsas yssterday ereessd the Salt
river With his, eomnanA. IL casa - ia
severely ,pVshsd by HayeA he intends
falling h1ck and xOiR1 farther mp
thst strsam. Still ~. is very calm
and ooaGdeat :of visteey.: Grant still
renainss .as tWashingtoss bat - only
Prtsidsnt II .nenA q He go rAiee no
a.%X "A s.fssss sst<s q tsa1,ccssss sa ths =; =
sa; ssss, W. "a "a s Id as a. ii.1isssi:d 3 49, q
tkenaslxsa dasisg the vae q espani0.
Th&y.are GeckiAe = he standaRa n Greaf
nu6baea, cd If IL present SAsA onatinn1e
he thinks he may take tie held In af1v
weeks without Any peiyatee 6eegye n.
McClsllan ID b6n f'ildSno'0 ehfef mili-
tsry adviser. Hsyes' army u now q
Phils1slpbis. HoCleuaa Dcopaeas diGGinG
aAA t1nnsling ulder tAea sff9n. New
xosk ed bls:aes nsgsa 80 eH 2! = taiaas as
pfdpsess 81 Gsssrel Nsvtes. q Hsl Csc
lame, have charge Of it. Hayes has issued
-Styhs6 Presidsots of % E1ters, Hiddis,
1epthefn.Ma WdGDen 0taeeg 0f tn Aaznee
republic. Thaes aEe Butlas. Of the Easten;
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= 1,he Next .Ceisres.. : Is.

A Washington specixl to the Indianapolis
Credentials of membership of the next
House of Representatives have been issued
80 l45 Democrats and IT, Republicans.
Three members are " toh6 lsCfed in New
Hahpshire, and there is = fair prospect
that the Republicans win elect ali three.
aTweatyson1 Republis0lDr have given nsticA
of contest, nearly all Of Yhieh are good
essss: With honest dealing the Rspqb-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

0n tie seventh 1altAnt, the Pzesident
sent TO- ths 3 Ssnsts :, the following. ainope
other n6WinAti0Ras IN ed .ze Gst.w saei isoa
,7.Uuited StstA cantpls y I5hn e. LSrdesu,
OF LqpisiApa. ct, Santiago de Cahas ID r.
Fetner, Of Louisiana, at Guatemala. '-s's
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In Wyoming Territory the onioers' wives
and lsapdresses atsashed to tho Resimant
cen vete, net beine etsawolu linto.t tHaited
6tat0 serviee1,obuA neither o&ic1ass nOt
soldiers con 80 eUss eeccE sc. .tjy -sts
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

IN - Hsupe Of 1spfeSsitatives, On
1opdaU, na: aKassoeyA r1sbubaicaE nsin.
beg feon lo1a, Iarsdpas4 I hin d iakaA-
lish . disssininasin9 daty ,apoe pfodusjs Of
Vulgar eana iopated into ~ UAited States
being tho xrnXth and product IL Ilase
labor. The bill imposes IN sddisleaAl duty
Of twenty-five Ysr cent o. products efyhye
'l4bpr ever that whish ispsodueed by FREQ
labor, .-srr .s..
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IS The 4hAsneastse ct I.s1is Rsisssis's, Ney
50 Chartres street, Atsod - fouews Dsoen-
be1l2: Ats A. NJ 4so;rt eP., H., 5so; Sc
P. H., SEQ. Lowest psint during the night
of December IL, A.
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lcWAsHraorox, December l2-The b6afti
Eof iavA aotncers appointed to report IN
Regard to navy yards. favor retaining Al
navy yards and ststions except the yard ct
':Nef LOAdon, the hsvSl ground sx New
Qrbqne, and the naval property st 1tp4s-
. undoubtedly the finest hafbdr On tie
Southern coast, There srs ssseral favor.
able cites for naval station ct Port Royal.
bat care1must be taken In seiettfnx; ID tho
me3ntime they recommend that POrl RaNal
Be Used q reftting and oQaling station for
|sheI West iudies. iiciIf'7f' ~ 1'77-
EsE S'aI5S o-.N6uanasfSss. io lo.tesi,
!. AcL4ws, Postmaster atsa4vsnnah.5ossrs
I 81 s,,or Q. CaAiaet Meeting. ir,.,a
|a4There was . two hours Cabinet meeting
to-day. They discussed the nature Sf the
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< ~ ApHA!NG ~ NSScosADo5 = &AAycyolA
ssff Cd Iartsa .spoReydvhss .ths uas6af
s ietsf fsss ssaas s 1f &Sesos "a cfisf %.ps e
pre3eaea11dalA& hiG spsosho ~ .ssas. +.
:, Mr.. n0rtuA aaid .updex - old ;E4glish
lsw persons execnted for oK1ne vero buried
BY tho eroaddde, Ind every one who PASSED
" eaeeA aeAos - tie. HtAte, - atlaAs A1ia
mo4ument Of the criminal might grows up
0feE6o tsunnstioo, SSssy fntuSe AistosiAn
vo1ld adA a comment from ygeneration te
ganeration which would increaas itA msgpi.
fui1N. so.Sz-5 Sci !. -;tcs-t=I . cc = ~
y1 NJ. Edmupds', Of Vermont, amendmnt
to tho constitution, submittinR, the Glecto-
raj count to the Supreme court WaS debated.
Whbn . vote was about reached Mr.. B0ay,
Of fpeouzi, said he desired 70 spsak On the
NJ. Edmunds said it was not his inteu-
ton to undaly press this subjecS before the
Senate, but SepstQrp could. not shpt their
eyee 10 the fast thSS the present condition
of a8airs Was unaAti3aCtp4y, add, IL ttero
Wa3 any way to settle this serious di6icnlty,
ono which aaarms great many people, that
way shosad bostaken - speedily ~ due
.cmlidsEation wopld ahov. This matter,
had been on the tables Of Senators
since last session, and he could not consent
did not feel Of liberty t.. press it to ynte
-today, and therefore would not oppose the
Nqh11t aEtAe s6tnAtof hom 1Gi1s6uf3 &f.
Boty) - alleW il to lie over until to-mor-
row. The matter should Be acted upon as
'tpee1aiy - possible, Il order that tho other
! keuse Il C6aaResa eluld .Asye tiana toaet
-npan it. and tho Legislatures Of three-fonrths
6sptahls. 70 ca tise pfhsr hsnd; IL Il should
.fkdli Cnnrnaaa ahonld NOT hA aioW In fndin9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

nr. >. E:.Rsnsstoeh AaniahtEstor Of
AsSessments, haviag bssa VlEpted to M
oAabe whore he has NO duties to, perform.
has appointed Ae. J. A. Lettes, chief cleflE,
to assist him in ito performance. .1s.a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13
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E6. SENATE s.O01G21IBT&E
- .1sLl 'tstS 80 ..IUt q. lI..7
lTRE JOINT RULES
SPEAKER iAAHDALEsiq RULING
Bay.sd'i rlt 1t the Deputy p Aasshals
WAsuIxcroN, December u. 1876.

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