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What GeveFnoR Palmer xAiaks.
A Springfield, lllinois, special to the Chi.

cago Tribune says:
Ex-Governor Palmer haviBg returned
from Leuisians, wss vary excessively
called upoa to-day, and IL exceedingly gar.
rulous - to his experiences In connection
With tho Returning Board in Louisisns
He does not denounce Govsrnoe Wells md
~ rest Of ths Returuing Board . do the
ultfa Democratic, but still be 10 not entirely
pleased with the action of the board. He
sAys the Returning Beard might have
thrown out 5000 vetes under the state law,
bat they throw out . great many moro.
This sction. the Governor thinks, Was de-
termined ON by reason Of . disps,ch r.
ceivod end purp0rting to como from Score,
tary Cbaodler, telling the beard to count
the State for Hayes. That such q dispatch
Wa shown Governor Palmer there is no
doubt, but thst it really came from Mr..
Chandler he does not ssseet. Governor
Palmer denousces in unmeasured terDs, -
sa atrocious crime, tho outrage upon Eliza
PinkstoB, but he 10 now persuaded that
there wAs NO political motive ipaucncipG
the outrsge. He ceusures the Returning
Board f,r not resolving itself into . e .n0
jury and invtsiig Atiog the P.nkston story
further. The evidence, the Governor hOide,
did not show Intimidation to q marked ex-
tent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-15

DEATH OF JsHRY Bo1N Tho man Jerry
day nighton board Of tho steambost james
Howard. near Kennerville. BY another man
named Jim, who made HE escape 1t the
time, died 81 eleven o'clock yesterday morn.
ing in tho Charity Hospital from the effects
of his wound. Coroner Roche empaneled .
jury and, together with the city Physiciap,
held post mortem examinations, and Cd
journed the Inquest until tomorrow morn
ing. Jim is still ct large.
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CRRTtplCATB.
We the undersigned Returning Of3cers, pursuant
to authority vested in us BY sct No. SO, approved
Novenb 2O A. y. 1872. 90 hereby rtify the fore
going u true and correct compilation Of the state
ment Of votss cast at ~ election fer psrochisl
end ward officers, held On the seventh day Of No.
vembsr, A. d. 1876, under . writ Of election pro-
mngated on the sixteenth day Of September. 4 D.
1876, ordering same.
Asd W. hereby dec sre that tho following named
persons we're only aid lawfully cleo tee, t. wit.
For Cork Of Court. G. Grounds Jr
For Recorder-George W. Marin.
For Parieh Judge-W. Frank.
For SheriH-Isaac Sylvt slime.
For COroner-0ecree Holdings worth.
For Jastices Of tie Pesce-Harvey Moore. SC
Old ward; c. 4. Boon, third ward; 8. F. 0osde
1ou rth ward; Irwin Talton, fifth ward.
For C0Dstables-E. Cross, second ward; Willie
Baker third ward.
Fer Police Jurors-Gecrge ". Bowles, Twin Tai
ton. John !. Phillips, George Walters, Timothy
Oakley. :.
J. MADISON WELLS,
THOMAS G. ANDERSON,
G. CASANAvB,
Oficia: LOCl3 N. KkNNER.
CsAALKs &. IBELL. SECRETARY del5 1t
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CERTIFICATE.


We, the undersigned Retu, ming Officers, pursuant
to authority vested in US by at No. %, approvoA
November ~, 4. D. 1874 do hereby certify the fose
going 10 . true and correct compilation Of
the ststement Of votes cast as election for pa-
rochial and ward ofncers. held ON the eev-
epth day Of November, A. d. 1876, under Writof
election promulgated Septenbsr IT, A. D. 1874. o.
And We he; eb. declare tha. the following named
pegeons wore duly and lawfully Ell cted, 10 wit
For CleIk Ct Coort-W. G. 1synolAA.
FOR Recoedor-D. n. Heeiot.
For Parish JudGe-willan Ned. Roach.
For sheriff r. T. Carr
For Co 0ne1-H. ". JaOkoon. s-
For Jus1icos Of the Peaoe-Eeooed ward, q. "
Williams; fourth ward, Jason Aesdows; sixth.
ward, ,. ". Lacey.
For Coostaoles-Second ward. howard Willia1s.
sourth, ward, c. W. HusoD; sixth ward, J. G. Wiz
lams.
For Police Jurors-J. r. MeElroy, eimsn Dc Ssto,
James AeyerS, John b. own, II. H. Herria
J. MANSON WRILs
THOMAS @. ANDERSON.
-.. .-.. q. CA6ANAvt,
Official: LOUIS H., KkNAER.
CHARLUs g. ABsLL c:etafy. delS II
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,
xhOKOSALSs .a+5

PROPOSALS.. .ss4
DsPARrHKNT OF FINANCE,
City Hall. New Orlesus, Deceobsf u, 1876.
PROPOSALS FOB FURNISHING VEHICLE AND
L license numbe1p, for the year 1871, viii be re,
c.ived BY the undersigned, at his once; until
Tho numbers shall be In accordance with the
specifications which may be seem in this ONCE.
bond for $500 will be required - . guar antee
for the faithful performances Of the Contfsct.
The city reserves tho right to rejecs any or al
proposals.
dAl2 ct Admnietraxor Of Finance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-15

BIG SIx.-At the annuaI meeting of this
company: held Wednesday night the fol
returning oosrd: Thomas Devoroaux,
president; Leon Lamothe, vice president;
P. j. Sullivan. secretary; Robert Barry,
treasurer; William johnson, foreman: p. J.
Gallagher, first assistant; ]. J. Sullivan,
second essistant; A. 8. Badger, marshal;
Thomas Dsvereaux, William johnson, Rob.
ert Barry. deleEstes; v. g.. Clsp1, H.
Thorpe, Thomas O'Drien. sub delegates.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-15

Oregon Law.
The Rochester Democrat and CArow'ess
sage: -
Justice w. w. Upton, Of the suPrepEe
HUt banker, of this city. The latter on
FrGidsy tsleersphed the former tor ny; X
aa;s;:y, an the State law Of Oregon % 1t
o& &an.. TIE iste action of Governor Grover
concerning tho presidential electors ana
received the following reply:
PORTLAND, Oregon, December Z, 1874
Tho state statute authorized Csstwrxns
and Odeli to iii tho vAeancise. Their votes
arc cast for Hayes, and aseacnec 80. 70 90. ssS
Sat- Ss.ssS Seass pr prohibits the
s " exercisiue Judicial functions. OF
pessine on WattI disqaali6catacn. ussySs
only hoped to throw out tne y9'; np DTsSi ne
failed. ". ". V1A~~'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-15

LARcENY-Chsrles Willis was arreetsd
ct tho corner Of Gravier and Basin etreate
BY Oficsr McAlphin and looked up in the
central station, charged by j. 4. Bosssux
with the lerceDy Of . box Of ladies' shoes,
valued ct 81.
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CERTIFICATE.

We, tie undersigned Returning Officers. Pursu-
ant to au, hority vested in ms BY act No 81, ~.
the forr9oine IL true and correct compilation Of
The siatSment Of votes cast at ~ election for par.
Ochtal and ward onscers, held ON tho seventh day
NJ November. 4. D. 1916, under . writ Of election
promulgated on tho sixteenth day Of september,
A. D. lS76, ordering same.
And No hereby declare that the following named
pers ons were duly and lawfully elected. to VII:
For Clerk Of Court-Themss 3. Lee.
For Recsroer-LeopoA nuAd.
For Pasish Judge-N. z. Henry.
For SHERIFF.. Prevoeee.
for Corcnsr-John Z. Jste
For Police Julers-Themas Bencell: Jesse y. NC
Cali C. ONION Louie LeB0ss6 J. 3 Pcevoeoe.
S~A-' ~ J. MADISON WELLS,
G. OAOANAv1.
0ncael. LOUIS y. K8NUBk
C1ARkRs s. AB1xI, 6eeretafy. oeAs #
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-15

CERTIFICATE.
We, the undersigned Returning Officers, pu1su-
ant to authority vested in us BY act No. 90. ap-
proved Move Dor TO- A. B. 1872, do hereby certify
that tina foregoing is trus and correct compua
ton of the statement of votes cast at an elect on
for psro HAL and ward officers. held the seventh
day Of November, A. D. 1876. under writ Of elec-
ton prOmulg ated on the sixteenth day of Septen-
Der, A. D 1876. Ordering same.
And We hereby declare that tho following named
peri ons we're duly and Law fully elected, to Wit:
For Clerk of COurt-Ftlix Berhel.
For b corSer-Alexa nder Smith.
For Parish JudgeeHenry ,h0rten.
For Shit r.ff-O. II. Foreman.
For Cor0ner-Bepj amin Morgan
For Justices Of the Peaoe-F. 4. Nephler, first
ward; Levi Ks!lum, second ward.
For CO. stsbl.s-J. B. Collins. first ward; s. W.
Campbell second ward.
For oice Jurors-William Pratt. n. Conner.
Robert Morris q. g. Lsycock, J. P. Wilson.
J. MADISON WELLS,
~ THOMAS q. ANDERSON,
G. CASANAVE,
Official: LOUIS III. KEaEER.
CHARLES s. ARELL Secretary. del5 1t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-15

BY CONSTABLE 9. Q. PIPER, ct u oclsek. n
war; house on Berlin, between Live ook ana
Magazine streets, household furniture, ete.
Ell CONSTABLE u OSULLlvAN, q II o'clock. n
No I62 Julia stzeet. State warrant and hsuee.
bald furniture.
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CERTIFICATE.
We, tho undersigned Returning Officers. pursu
ant to authority vested in NJ by act No. SO, ap.
proved November 20 A. D. 1872 do hereby certify the
Foregoing 10 true and correct compilation o. the
s:a' eme. { e at election for parochisl
yember, A. D. 1876 under q writ OF election pro.
mulgatad on the sixteenth day OF September, A. r.
1876 dering same, and hereby declare that the
following named persons were duly and lawfully
electej to wit:
For Clerk Of Court-R ". Sibley.
For Recorder. W. Estes.
For Parish Judge-J. 4. Armstrong
For therif Alt Laut.
For Coroner-T. 7. Small
For Police Jurors-R W. Arms 10 A. ". Ancer.
con, G. ". Addison, J. NJ. Gibbs. Dan lei Carroll.
J. MADISON WELLS.
THOMAS c. ANDERSON,
ga, q. CASANAVR.
Oficit j: LOUIS NJ. KENNER.
= CHARLES 8. Arr Ii Secretary. del5 1t :
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CERTIFICATE.


We, the undersigned Returning Onlcsrs, pur.
susnt to authority vested Ia N By act No. 81, ap
proved November 20, A. y lS72. do hereby certify
the foregoing is true and CORE ct compilation Of
the statement Of votes cast ct m election for paro
chi II and ward officers held the seventh day Of
November, 4. D. 1876. under writ OF election pro-
nulsat d on tho sixteenth DAY Of eeptember, A.
D. 1876. orde ring same. and we hereby declare that
ths following nsmod persons were duly and law
fully elected. to Wit:
For Clerk Of Cout-J. n. Turpin.
For Recordfr-Henry H. Mott. s.al --..-.t
Fyr Psr. sh Judge-J. c. Weaks.
FOR sher f-W. p. pouglas',
Fer Coroner James r. Rutli6ge.
For Justices of tho Peace-RauRust Simons
fourth ward; ". W. Denham, ninth ward.
For Constables-W. z. Pett.ss, fourth ward; J. p
Harrison, ninth ward
For Police Jnrors-J. ?. Buckingham, J. Fl. Nc
Cofniob, W. w. Denham, p. J. LNkin. Janice
Betty. - I'D
J. MADISON WELLS.
THOAAO c AkDKRSON,H
G. CASANAVE,
Offeis,: i LOUIS NJ KENNER.
CHARLES s. AEsLL. Secretary. delS 1t
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OFFICIAL.
Parish Of East Batter Rou9

COMPILED RETURNS OF AN EL1CTlON HELD
~ in the parish of Raet B atom Rouge, State Of
l. u sisna, on the seventh Cay Of November, A. d.
1876 under . writ Of election dated tho sixteenth
day Of Ssu TENDER. A. d. 1876, ordering same. snd
iats the conduct and 20 MAINTAIN the freedom ana
purity Of elections; 10 prescribe the mode Of max.
ing returns thereof to provide for the election Of
duties; to prescribe the mode OF entering on the
rolls OF the Senate and Ho lse OF Repre- sent atves;
and to enforce article lO3 Of the constitution, a1
proved November 20, 4. 1872, to wit:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-15

CERTIFICATE
We, the uDder i9ned Returoing Officers pursu.
ant to authority '. sted in US BY act No. SO, ap-
proved November %. 4. D. 1874, do Hereby certify
the foregoing 10 true and correct compilation Of
the statement Of votes cast At IN election for
parot hial and ward cticers, held ON the seventh
ton promulgated on the sixteenth day Of sepiem-
Der. 4. D. 1876 ordering same.
And we hereby declare that the following named
per- Ons were duly and Awfllly elected. to wit:
Far Clerk Il Court-Lastie Brou'saId
Fcr ReCorder-lo 60 Perret.
For Parish Judge-Wi!liam K bbe.
Fur Sh n6-0ranvile B. shaw
For C0Enner-W. D White.
For Justices Of ,hs Peace-A. n. Hartman E.
Lee. r. B. Patton, John +. BiOnssard, Martin
Earver. =. Castillo. H. p. Stakes.
For C0nstables-Nolbtrt ReAux, james HUFF,
George l. II Oas A'cde Hell ert, Hampton Morgan,
c. rus St axes. r.
For Police Jurors-Frar COTS Lelen D. @. Broue-
eard, Howard Hcf: ain, Nathan Ferry, solomon
Wis.
J. MADEsON WILLS
THOMAS &. ANDERSON,
g. CASANAvE,
Official: LOUIS N. HAMMER.
CnABLEs p. ABELL. Secretarv. del5 1t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-15

MeteoPelo. jesal and River Report.
Tho following ,atement Of the weather ana
rivers Il fuTni q by the signal Service omcsr
stationed ct NV rleans:
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CERTIFICATE.
We, the und q rsigned Returning Odncers pursu.
ant to authority vested in 10 BY act No SO, I'D.
proved November 20. A. D. 1871, Do heEebv certify
the fore going IL true ans correct compnation Of
tho statement Of votes cast IN election for par.
ochial and ward Officers, held on the seventh day
OF November, A. u. 1876, under writ Of election
gated ON the sixteenth day Of Septembef, A.
D. 1876. ordering same.
Ard We hereby declare that following NAMED
persons were duly and lawfully elected, T. VT:
For Clerk Of Court A. C. Dan.
For Recor er-LAf Watson.
For Parish Ju6Ge-James A. Will.auA
For hoii6-Johu H. Womack.
For CoToneI-W. 4. Parker
For Juettces Of the Peaee-P. B. Nilsson, L. W.
Oarruth: Robert Stewart, T. D. Bridges, j. D. Xii.
liam, b. D. Bates. =
For CoDstables-0 fas Dickson, y. 4. =. Birch.
William Jones, Sam Bennett. T. Il. Singleton, J. D.
Wil6ams
Yor Police Juyees-R. ". Wu1ans, r y. Sesions,
W. 7. woodward, J. s. Heary, ysAA Powell
]. AAD40Ou WILLS,
THOMAS G. ANDERSON,
g. CAAAuAvH,
O0ctaN 1OUl0 Z. KKNNDR
czAsa1 b AsDaA. Seele>asy. delslt
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CBBT1HCATk
We, the undersigned Returning Ofacers. porsu.
ant q authority vested in Ms ~ act No. 90. ep-
proved November ~, 4. D. 1871. do hereby certify
the foregoing 10 true and c0rreot compilation Of
the abatement Of votes cast st electioa for FAR
ochial apd ward ohaeers. held sn the seventh day
Of November, 4. D. 1876, under . writ Of election
PROMULGATED on the sixteenth day Of September,
A. D. 1876. ogdeTing ssme.
And we hereby declare that the following paUed
F. pore0no were duly and lawful elected. to Wit:
For Clerk Of Court-J. P. Tasum.
For RecordeY-W. T. Curtis.
For Parish Judge-N. n. Smith.
For Cheei&-R. g. Jones.
For C0Eoner- Giles Wilson.
For Justlcee of the Peacs-John Presns, third
wasd; 3: y. Che rrar6, fourth ward; ramuel Ken
nedy. Afth Ess6; J: D. wisley, sixth ward; J. J..
Nash. seventh ward.
For Constsbies-'Y. 8. Urey third ward; 8. \.
Mayes, T. urth ward; George Wyatt, fifth ward; Q.
\. Lsckey, sixth ward; Augustus 6arnes, sevt nth
ward.
Dor Police Jurors. J. Spencer. James I. Nc
Bride, R. B. Kennedy, George T. Storall. John W.
Stegal.
J. MADISON WILLS,
THOMAS @. ANDAkSON,
9. CASAN1vE,
Omcia: LOUIS y. KENNEL.
CsARLEs =. ABsLL Secretary. delS 1t
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OFFICIAL.
Parish Of st. Landry.

0vOMPILED RETURNS OF AN ELECTION Held IN
" the parish Of 1t. Landry, Stateof Louisiana. on
the seventh day of Move mber A. D. 1876 nader writ
f eltc 10 tll'cG Scp'fube I6 u. 1876, ordering
same, au pursuant TO the ogisions Of act No 93,
to regulate the cand net and TO ma ntain the tree
Of making returns thereof to provide for the cleo
tioa Of Return ing Oh els, and defining their
powers and outies 10 prescribe the mode Of enter.
ing on the rolls of the Senate and House Of Repi
sentative g. and enforce article 1903 OF the consti
tuition, approves November 20, A. D. 1872, to wit
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,
OFFICIAL.
Parish 81 Roisse Ceupee.

(v0ArtL8D aRTuRus OF AN ELECTION HELD
~ IN the parish Of Poin'e Csupee, STATE Of Louis.
fsna. on the seventh dsv OF November A. D. 1876.
under writ of secti0o. dated the sixteenth dsy Of
cepeenbes 4. p. 1876, ordering came, aud
Hursua IT to the provisions Of Act No. &c. 10 re q
IN! Ruritv OF elections; to prescribe the mode OF
nnkin9 Ietoros theIee TO provide for the election
dn.ies; t. prescribe the med, q entering on the
rolls Of the Senate and House Of Represent atives
and to snfortc o. ticle 100 Of the constitution ap
approved November 20 4. D. 1872, to vii:
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dol2 st
OFFICIAL. ..'
Parish Of Cameron.

COMPILED RETURNS OF AN ELECTION lILD
u in tho parish Of Cameron, State Of Louisiana.
8 wit Of election dated the sixteenth day Of eep-
tember, A. D. 1876, ordering same and pureuant to
the provisions Of act No. SO. to regulate the con
sisctious; to prescribe tho mode Of making 70
t ans thereof TO provide for the election Of Re,
duties: to prescribe t. mode Of entering on the
rolls Of The Senate and House Of Representatives,
and to enforce article 1903 Of the constttutton ap-
proved November 20, A. D. 1872. to wit: = "a .--
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OFFICIAL.
Parish Of st Helena.

COMPILED RkTURSs OF AN ELECTION BRLD
~ in The parish Of st. Helen., etste Of Louisiana.
on the seventh day Of November. .. D. 1876,
1876. ordering same. and pursuant to the pro
yisoos Of act Nc: 80, to regulate the conduct and
to prescribe the mode Of making returns Thereof;
10 provide for the election Of Returning Of1cers.
and defining their powers and duties; to pre- scribe
the mode Of entering on the rolls Of the Senate
and House Of Representatives.; and to enforce
article l03 Of the constitution, approved Novem-
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OFFTCIAL NOTTCES.

Fifth Ward t.
George Wyotf. ........... .................... ~
r. Fowler. .......................... y
ol1h Waa6- - ss,-i
= =. MOUNTAINEERING VI
william Wslsworth. .............
Seventh Ward
AuSustus Bofnss. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y
yo1 POLICE JURORS. :.
]. J. Nuen-er .......,,,...... ~
Janac' r. NeRri6a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Al
n n Kannodv. ...,,...... l3l
0eerse n 0fcrall ............. .,....... l6S
John II, etea9oii. 48e
The Morning herald., 1876-07-03
story Of q wedding Party.

Yesterday morning, says Baltimore pa
per, a marriage was duly solemnized at
Mount Calvary church, and the happy
bridegroom and bride, after greetings from
numerous friends, entered their carriage to
drive to the depot and enter upon their Cen
tennial bridal tour when the bridegroom,
who is an Anne Arundel county man, sud-
denly discovered that his pooketbook, con-
tanning the tickets for the train and all their
ready cash capital, was gone.
The bridegroom felt as though he had
been struck BY lighting. They were due at
the train at about noon, and there was little
time for fipandiering. The bride was con-
veyed to the house Of friend, and the
bridegroom, driving furiously, proceeded
once more to his bachelor quarters, and on
the way ran a wheel off and thus broke the
carriage down.
Still undaunted, he resorted to the street
cars, and after shining around for some
time replenished the treasury, procured
other tickets, and at 6 P. M, started on the
bridal tour. After the happy pair had gone
away rejoicing, friend who had repaired
to the late bachelor quarters, to indulge in
a reverie over the many slips betwixt cup
and lip, cast his eyes into q corner, where
the lost pocket book was found, and tele-
graphed the news to the happy pair.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-03
Harvest Prospects.
rN-- v~~l- fGys ,,, r


A circular issued by the McKillp g.
Sprague Co., gives the following report OF
harvest prospects: In the counties of Boone,
Cross, Pope, and Lawrence, of Arkansas,
wheat is not doing, as well as usual; corn is
very good, and on the whole the promise is
very fair. Twelve other counties report an
increased area under cultivation, and
though the yield is below tho average the
quality is superior; oats, rot an average;
apple crop good, but other fruits failure.
In Kansas wheat is excellent, being above
an average both in quantity and quality;
corn in good condition, and full crop; flax,
hemp, and grass. AL in good condition; only
one county reports injury to the wheat by
worms. All reports from Texas concer in
representing the wheat crop as good; corn
and cotton good, and up to the average;
oats, pretty nearly full crop. Nebraska
reports the wheat crop thin because of cold
weather, but with these exceptions favora-
BILE accounts are given of all cereal crops;
as grayshoppers have not appeared the far
mers are in good spirits. In Florida corn is
very good; cotton looks well, but 1t is too
early to give an opinion respecting quantity
and quality; the orange crop is doing well.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-03

eeSin ~ 1omp ouofA11oIk
"a 2 sssaGs saEsI sssaiSss sss Ss.sss 81 " s.n
The Morning herald., 1876-07-03
A PiOus Family.
from the Methodist.

-, of Gov. Hayes Dr, Teft says ia the
NortAsrn Bordtr: |" His wife, whom We
knew ID her girlhe0d y Lug Webb, was
educated y the WSslsyan Female Collage
1T Cincinnati, and y ! consistent member
OF the Methodist Church; and he u himself
i regular attendant UPON IT. services.
Th0Fe y one ~ MhiCh We cannot forbear
70 state. Though not : professor OF reli-
gion, " HI q w know, he has alwsys
Ithe Scriptures night Xpd morning III III
'4amfly; snxi aiter the chapter y rSad they
III kneel down and repe6t the Lords
Ffayer, n II they believed IA GCd's Ffcvi-
demos md goodness for guidance ma pro
tAckion. Should ~ ind hfs estinable wiz
have the fortune of taking possessi0n of tho
White HOase, w ~ morally certain that
sach Az xlll " psnsd aad elcssd n " 4 tAs \
same manned. L. n
The Morning herald., 1876-07-03
How to Carry the State.
from the N, Y. Evening Post,

lHAOAAA OAO Az 1FCA1uS IOSG'
he strength Of both the Republican and
nocratic candidates for President win be
bcted i'll an important way by the fitness
unfitness Of the Republican and Demo-
etic candidates for State officers. If, for
ample, the Republicans nominate for
vernor man who is not politician or
tool of politicians, but is in harmony
th the better impulses of the time, they
! strengthen Hayes and Wheeler among
dependent voters. If they nominate q
pre- politicians man who is known only
a representative of Federal ring or a
kte faction-they will correspondingly
aiken Hayes and Wheeler. If, on the
Der side, the Democrats nominate man
10 cares less for reform than for his own
Eancement and uses the former to pro-
tie the latter; If with such candidate
y cripple Gov. Tilden, who already hasa
q weight to carry in the person Of Hen
eks, they will discover their mistake
en the electoral votes are counted. The
nination for Governor of such q man as
win D. Morgan or George w. Curtis
ald further illustrate the spirit which
trolled the Cincinnati Convention, and
Pld be worth Thousands of votes to the
ublicans n this 6tato. s
The Morning herald., 1876-07-03
Phllaaelpnls Trade Report.

Saturday, July BARK is nominal at $40
per ton for NO. Quercitron. Prices Of
Tanners Bark are nominal,
Seeds-Cloverseed is neglected. Timothy
is worth $2.6O@2.7O. :Flaxseed is inactive;
sl.S5 is bid by the crushers for new crop, 70
arrive.
Coffee-The tone Of the market continues
fair, but there is an absence of activity.
Flour and Meal-The Flour market ex-
hibits no Improvement. either in the vol
ume OF business effected or in prices.
Grain-Wheatis is offered only to q mod
crate extent and the demand is not urgent.
Sales Of 5000 bushels at $l.38@l. 40 for Penn
p Wetesn sproued oG and eeod rea
iO) bushels OF Pennsylvania Rye sold at
'Oc. Corn is in fair request at former
prices. Sales Of Is 900 bushels at SIC for
Western, BSouthern and Pennsylvania
yellow; t5@5Sc. for mixed; and Sc. for sail
|. 0. b. Oats sell at 35@4sc. for white and
3OGD33c. for yellow.
Whiskey is steady at 81 IA for Western
from. n.bOund.