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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-19
NEW YORK, Nov. 1G.

According to Now York papers tho
political situation is unchanged. The
Herald claims that Drew's minority
in Florida cannot DO cut below 500, or
Tildcn's below 400, whilo tho Times
claims that tho Republicans have car-
ried both National aud Stato tickets.
Tho Heraid's Columbia, South Cnro-
linn, special snys rough calculation
made from official returns from twcnty-
eight counties at the Office OF tho TO
publican Secretary OF State. and nm CO.
timnto on the vote on Governor in four
remaining counties, give Hayes about
l,OOO minority over Tilden. The samo
authority gives tho State to Hampton
by about 1900 majority. Neither OF
these estimates Is regarded by tho
Democrats rs correct. They claim that
Tildcn will carry II Buflicicncy Of cleo.
tornl votes TO elect him, but will not
disclose their reasons for this assertion.
Tho Republicans now couccdo tho cleo
ton OF Hampton OH the fnco OF returns,
but claim that tho reminder OF the
Republican Stnto ticket Ia elected.
Tho HeFd'd's Now Orlcnns spccinl
says Stntc Senators Kelly and Sherman,
Messrs. Stoughton. Hale and Knssop,
arrived last night. 1t has now been
finally decided by tho Democratic Wis.
itors to cntrust their cuso to TrumbulI,
Palmer md Potter, who will remain
here to watch conduct. All tho other
gentlemen now hero in TINT interest
will probably return In the course Of
few days. Tho policy to bo followed
Subsequently will DO n matter OF further
consideration which the National
Committee will probably dictate. That
Louisiana will DO counted for Hayes by
tho Board Is now tho accepted belief.
WIN. M. EvGrts declines TO discuss
whether Tho House Of Representa-
Evcs could prevent tho counting OF
tho Electoral vote by refusing to sit
in joint session with tho Senate. Ito
claims, however, that tho Constitu.
Hi provisions require thom to sit, also
in counting il dovolvcs on tho PrGsi-
dent OF tho Senate, and that counting
in tho presence OF both Houses is
provided chiefly to givo dignity and
solomnity to tho occasion. Ito DO.
loves thoro will 30 no officially, and
both Houses will DO in their places
at tho counting.
NEw YonK, Nov. 1G.
General Indications this morning tend
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-19

To San Frnocisco Ch,0micic:--I
hayo sent no dispatch Of tho clInrac-
ter 20 which you rcfor to Chicago or
elsewhere, nos have 1 authorized any
such dispatch to bo sent iicro or
elsewhere, nor did I havo any knowl-
edge o; tho dispatch 70 which you
refer, until / saw it in this cyun.
iug's bulletin. .......
(SigncU WILLIAM IHwIS.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-19

AdYiccs from General Crook show
Tint no expects II speedy termination Of
the Indian war. ITO will prosecute tho
Winter campaign cncrgcticnlly, and
finish IL before tho soaaon advances
very fnr. Sitting Bull with 1900 In
dions IL supposed TO have Como norilo
but ho is not expected TO fight ngOin, %
lro has already lost many Of his follow
crs by being hnrrasscd by Tho troops
II Is not believed that 1io or lris baud
will como again into tho agencies. II
Is feared That Crooks Command will
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-19

'18Tt' 1F.f-FOIsJVVy ~NOF' IVs
Relative to tho Chicago Times
Washington special to tho effect that
Gov. Irwin Ind telegraphed 10 IYash-
ington TINT ho wonld not certify to
tho returns of this State, having dis
covered such frauds as would mega
two tho Republican majority, tho
Chronicle this morning publishes tho
following:
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-19

experience suffering simiiSr TO lhrt Of
last year.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-19

Tho Obstacles which sprung UP in
tho why OF settlement. Of tho Lick trust
and estate, through MI unfriendly ntii-
tudo, and believed to have been as
sumcd by John II. Lick, now promises
to bo removed Mt mn early day. Nc
gOtiatious for an amicablG settlement
havU been in progress between tho two
Boards Of Trustees and various bcnc-
iiciarios OF tho trust and John II
Lick over since his arrival in San
Francisco. soon after his fathers death.
These negotiations will, in the course
of n week, IL 10 believed, DO drawn to
satisfactory conclusion. We Hro not ut
present permitted to mako public tho
terms Of settlement, nil details relating
TO II not lInylng yet been completed.
Mombcrs OF tho various organizations
interested in tho trust who hnvo been
consulted hnvc unanimously concurrcd
IN tho action OF tho Trustees.
a marriage license was to-day issued
10y tho County Clerk to n Chinnrnnn
named All Wnh, to marry white wo-
man named Fannie Waters. n native Of
Mnino, and tho parties wero married by
Rev. olia Gibson nj tho Chinese Mission
House this afternoon. Doth have been
living nj tho house Of Chy Lung, n we'll
known Chinese merchant on Dupont
street.
Tho Finance Committee OF tho
Donrl OF Supervisors, Mcsscs. Wise,
Elton and Druckor, convened pur
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28

Domestic Markets.

Fsw YORK, September q, Evening-Mcney
easv at | y az s'eriing 81 49, cod l0s2s. Govern
cOusOs 57h 059. Stocks active and un. g. tied.
subtressury balauces-God, s3Ss6S,20l; cur.
The sub treasurer paid out $4,000 on account
of interest, ami el5, 600 FIR holds.
Gu toms receipts, 1915 000
Colt clOes d quiet and steady; middling up
lands He; Orleans II 3-l6c sales today $40
net ,eeeipts IA sSS; exports to Gest BRIAN $780,
Futures coted barely steacy sales 81 roo bsle,,
fallows; seR'ep Der Il 731c; October IL a. s3ac
!lAc Apr, II soil 20 Sc Ma" b u j 1904 sc;
Ms sa Il ls asc s2e j :, A ss2c; July II
State - 2oa4 20; sout ern q shade easier; com
as 50. VIII. at hesv, and rainier easier only m .der
ste xport aud home trade inquiry; 81 OF Tor old
IN ns ssSr amber e sSs J,s
home; s70ssc for uDeraded Western mixed; So aSoc
unsraded Wes,.rn mixed: ssaeoc for " Yellow ,%t
mas %ssse,a and sss % ss
sod Ssls sc fu stSet Of ss.
oS and Scs e.
fir d. msnd. Tallow un.e ttled and easier: 81 q
SIC. Rosln 6rmeI; 81 $4,000. Turpen'ine drmrr.
az 921a for steamboat; o. 971s for graft; 50 $50
20 for egg; % 9O0a for stone; % 1908 31h tor
ch-slnut.
Leather steader. Wool firm; Texas lo027c. Pork
more steady: new &l6 .50l6 90. Lard sh ,de
frmfr; prime cam 10 IS 0l0.5sc. Whisky steadv
at 81 liz. Fieghts lower; cotton by tail $3.50
BIG; BY steam II 81.
Dr. LOUIS September 2z-flour steadv and
I1 IN Whsat-No.2 red fall o. leas No.
soc bid. Barley steady and unchanged. Viii Ky
steady; 81 o. Pork inaetlve $I7 IS. Lard nom-
inai unchanged. Bulk meats nominally mo-
chsnged. Bacon easier for sidee; thoulde r. Sc;
GEAR ITO sides 81 d9asc; clear sides OK 0lOhc
Live hogs and cattle quiet and unct ansed.
CHicAGo, September 27-Flour steady and I'M
cha ngeo Wheat active; No. 2 spring 81 OsA
cas1; 3 az. o. a. 05A October; 81 05a kovemeei;
NO 90 S5c. Corn s.eadv: demand fair; No . 463sc
cast; axe October; 43l.c November. Dat. dull;
nc cstb; 3SAc October Rye easier; Gle. Bar.
ley easier; % s1kc c.sf. Pork unsettled; GIG 10
Gael; &l6 ~ Uctob T; &l4 1904 80 all The YEAR.
Lard nHst led; 10 35c cash; l025OlO27hc Octo.
be,; s.21c al tie var Bulk meats unchanged
CINCINNATI, September 27.-tlOur firm: demand
fair; !. mily IS so0s5o VIII. at quiet aud firm; red
81 0Sal 10. Com easier; as n49c. Gate que and
firm 3sa42c. Rye dull; 66a6sc. Barley frm; 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28

M rum pest.s ss s!s "a ssS yeSe dss FL b.
The market 10 bare OF prime me- - s = y, -
@s Az AkFAsT BAcoN-rs selling In loe way D
wa KYRectified 10 sellii In the ord ftIaos D.
81 IL y gallon for LOuisiane an0 s;s..a .t 81 II
= rect der sold Is bbls Louisiana rectinoa ~ -
nR% in BULK-A lot Of 20 900 bushels. all thsls
ras IN the market, soE. for exp0f'' ~ ''oT
GEn IN SACKS Pair supply and Quiet n Ce q
Unchanged. 100 and 200 sacks cho.cs vi 10 so'u ~
vsrS~Ars in light supply with far "e ;o ..,,
tor rsxas gil sacks sold of which iSi Texas AZ
a.. iso It Louis vt 45c $50 do at 47c. anu 4'0
ch"i.s white al SIC p busheL
BRAN-ls in fair supply ana R.'c soia. Of which
On At 65r: loo and 500 at 7Oc p 100 ns; r;,n.
III H si supply is fair. Only 60 bales prime
so MA n ot Of ITS eacks came 10 from tn
nesate his morning Ia ea St ver. sIippsd for
'r es e RIp1 or pRoDUcE-Aived since our re-
Nv ,esteray; 49,, es'i s aua1 s tis U a.
so ,.Ys I.IS. i,s casks ard u boxes ta o ~
Ia I'm M al 3l,3 sacks corn 2z'S sacks ,s:n 80,
s.cLs br n 68i bales hav hhds tno scco toas o.,e
apples 1872 bbls bear. - g cI,.se iso boxe'
c,ndIos. 81 .5is er!e1 apples 80 bcxrs eeg oSOo
TO-. nr,t q casks meat, 48 br1ee meAt o'o TX
not atoes l49o bbs rice. 80 bbls vinegar al" A''
EXPcRTs or PROpuCE-K1ports since our Re- e
,a~ ~ ve.,erdav: ESQ bbl- four, bbls PORK. %
ca Ia bacon "a tiercee laid. ~ bbs Whsks: - oSs
c"rn me, Al sacks corn, 81 sscks oats, 4o3 sscks
hra, hhds aud lO9 bb's snxaf az LIS ssit q
bels apples. k.gs butter, ~ oDls poIaloes' anu
bbls OllOn6
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An Experiment i'm shipping Cotton.

The Natchtz Democrat Gays that novel
experiment is about being tried in the way
of shipping cotton, which, if it proves sue
cesstul, will work great changes in the
manner of handling cotton. Mr.. j. u.
Fowler, an experienced cotton broker in
New OIeans, wrote to Mr. Witherepoon, of
C0ncOrdia parish, to prepare and send him
a bale of cotton in the seed, to be shipped
in that form to liverpool. Mr.. Witherspoon
took 1000 pounds of cotton as it cane from
the field and dried it thoroughly by summing
for two or three days He then put it
Into bis cotton press and pressed 1t with
esse to the size of an ordinary bale of lint
cotton. The thousand pounds, when thus
dried and pressed, made q bale, which.
with the baggipg and ties, weighed 955
pounds, thus showing decrease in weight
by thorough drying of seven and one half
per cent This bale was shipped by Mr..
Witherspoon on the Natchez, on Wtdnes-
day last, to Mr.. Fowler, who will chip it
to England. The object of the experiment
is, We presume, to obtain for the shipper the
advantage of the great difference in the
market value of the seed in England and
here. If the experiment proves to be profit
able, we may expect to see large increase
in the Tonnage from New Orleans, and as
planters will persist in selling their seed in.
stead OF using it at home, their profits on
this part of their crop will probably be
considerably increased,
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~ end led him half q length. He loon
- e,cond place, however, and from then
- etesdiIy cropped behind. The first mile
20 made in very slow time-l:52. Mr..
Harper, Ten BrOeck's owner, stood at the
Cexing and waved his hat TO 60 on, and the
ioekey complied. At the commencement of
lhe fourth mile Add was dozen lengths
AsAind.
A new horse now joined in the race, and
running up sl,ngside Ten Brock, the two
GAlloped nj, ng together t. the quarter
0ile, when Ten Brock shot forward aud
vas never again Oehihd. As he came down
che finish the thousande, who had been az
quiet as possible, now feeling thst Fellow
GRATIS time would soon be wiped out, gave
tsyth loud, long and enthusiastic cheers.
The time inside is three seconds and three
quarters quicker than Fellowcratt's and
iDur seconds quicker than Lexington's at
New Orleans III 1855.
MIR. Frank Harper was congratulated ny
Anndreds. AMID wild sceues OF dancing,
shouting, hat throwing, etc.
Willie Walker rode the victor. Bobhie
8wim was on Add, WHO at the finish was
An vffsr Of $4,000 for Ten Brock was
sejeoted.
The one mile dash Was wen by Belle OF
1Ae Mead in l:44A.
The tbre-.quar,er mile heats was won by
Eastern Planet straight in ll6k, 1l7h.
Racing ut Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Septe mber T.-The inau-
gural vi The Breeders Centennial TrOltng
meeting opened at Suffolk Park to-day.
The track WAS in fair condition. The first
raoe was the r. vOlu'ion race for three year
olds. purse $500 There were eleven en-
tries. although only the following started:
Je Hamilton, Caluric, Aldipe, Honor. Sir
Walter, Odd Fellow, Jerome and Woo
nose. The best two heats out Of three Al
dine won IN two straight heats, Woomoso
secoud. Time, 2:40 2:40k.
The eecOhd race Was the independence
race tor five year Olds, for purse OF $500;
mile b. ate; best three n five. There were
eight entries. although but five started;
Cover mr. Sprsau-, Black wood, Jr, Elsie
G. ,od. Lady Mills End Nett. Governor
Sprsg u. won in three strsight beate; Back
WOOD, Jr., second. Time-2:2il5, 2:26, 2::27.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28
Tho troublesome Border.

Special dispatches to the Galveston Neps
of the twenty fifth give the following &C
count Of the troubles on the r o Graude:
ing the post of Rio Grande City, having re-
ceived the necessary authority from Gen
eral Revuel,ss, of the Mexican government
forces, proceeded to CAMargO with a de-
tachment of infantry to arrest q man y no
had murdered a soldier there last spring.
This man had previously been confined in
jail, but had succeeded IN making his es
care and is now living in Camargo.
The cltiz ne resisted the demand and re-
fused to take any action in the matter
General Alexander then informed them
that if they did not produce the murderer
Oy noon OF the twenty-tOurth he would oc
cupy the town and take eteps to make the
arrest himself. With q view to carrying
this plan into execution, should the resist
apce continue, tour companies of cavalry
and three pieces of artillery were crossed
over during the night and placed in position
ju-t out the town.
NJ occasion was found to fire shot, how
ever, as when morning dawned it was found
that the enemy had silently folded their
tents and glided away, and the citizens
were vehement In their promises to deliver
up the murderer at an early date. The
troops have all been withdra wn to this side
OF The river to-day.
The revolutionists evacuated New Laredo
to-day. They are eaid to be sgain concen-
Centfatipg to stop Quircgs and Psiacios
from reaching the river.
The steamer John Scott. of the Rio
Grande. Transportation C, mpapy, which
LETT Rio Grande City on the twenty-tbird.
was detained by low water at Rancho Ria.
As soon as news was brought band Of
thieves under ROmliO Ramon, numbering
Ito men, seized the cargo, which bad been
landed in transit tor Mier, and attempted
to convey it away.
News of this coming to General Alex-
ander, commando 6 K nggold Barracks. b.,
immediately cert three companies OF cav
airy and three Calling guns up to protect
the boat and cargo. Threats were made to
burn them in case the American troops at
tempted to modest them, but this did not
deter General Alexander, for he has now
possession of boat and cargo.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28

VALu,kL. IMPROVED PIX pnkIl On GOOD.
children S'RktT, BhTWEEN ELiSIaN
FIELDS AND FatN 'HwEN
MRS. WIDOW MARY SILvA VS. ANTOrNE SILVA
so,s ST A.. FORsA PARTITION.
second District Cour, for the Par,sn Of Orleans
RY PLAClDE }. ~PhAR, AUCTIONBRR-
~ once No. Is Royal street, b. = cen Bienville
And Cust ,.nbouse str. eis.-rHUkSDAI N.n sm
orr rs. 1870, al Twelve o'clock NJ, will be sold AT
Puo,ic au' ton, at the Merchants and Auctiopears'
hxchang-, no, al STIR ct. between canal aud Qua.
;US,n ~ streets by virtue al in pursuance to
ImHEnent rendered July 10. and signed July "a
lS1o, 6y the ho'. A. L. Tissot. Judge Of the
tecOnd District Court for the parish ~ Oria.n.
TOT arcou Of the ABOVE matt or the following de-.
scIitet prcp-rty- u0
CERTAIN OF OF GROUND, situated in tho
lev ,uou,b Mar'gny, Third Dis tlict Of ,hs city'
Mnklng part Ut lot dc sig tied by the No 81 ~
square No. la. measuring Is feet front on Gaod
cn,IuItn street, letwe+ klysisn Fields ana Frnch
IN streets oy l2O fe t iu depth bound. al IN tha
c"o oe nv the r. msinder OF SAID lot No. 81 and On
lue ON SIZE bv the proprrty now or form. ry be-
sndf 70 MI. Du art. together with The buildings
Anu mproH entente thereon.
Ierns ard Condiflons-One. half cash and tho
naianHs on credit Of ono and two Years
u ho!ee Of the purchaser, bearing eieht
~, ctnt interest per anaum from date
unti paid, aud secured by mortgage and
s1no"Is p.lvilt ge on the property sold; the ssid
pnr y a>er to Cause the builu ms on sad lroperfv
20 oe nsuied for their fu value until the full and
nnH payment OF "a d nOtes, and to transfer tire
PoEy ! such in urance to TIRE holder Or boIde ~
sa'o notee ana finally t. bind h ~ selt to psv ali
Itwy~re ices which fees are her eby fixed 1t five
cent on The amour, +ued for in .ss OF judicial
proceedings for the recovery Of The amount Of said
notes or any pa the r. Of ~ SUM
Act OF sale before =. Bouoy notary public. At tho
W, ueo ~ 'uo purcn0eef. tu24 81 sci IL 81 "a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28
rup II ANDSoMt iWU-,1Oat FhaMn DwnLLCHG"
~ IA n LOTS. NO. i73 ANU ITS ANkCNOln-
Tf,N STkFEr, BkTwbtN ROBIN AND Ibaf
SlCHURB STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF HENRY 8. HALL.
Second District Court for he Parish OF olfeans-
SS0' M. 27,352.
AGGRESSION OF HENRY 8.

ny c. z. GIRARDEY. AUCTI1 eTRns1
nrtobur2s 1876. at twelve O'Clock NJ. ct the 81.
Charles Auction Rxchange In u re ,S y, NH
H. Charles HOTEL in the city, will oe soid ~ ur,
lie auction, by end in pursuance OF ~ nstrict
IN, Hon A. L. Tissot, judge of the hecono DlsliM'
Cour, for he parish Of Urleaus. lated the twenty
fifth of September. 1876. ard rendered u IN. ing
above entitied succession, and ov cons1nt =. VIZ
heir of sge, .the following described property '"
Two CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. toeefher
with II e buI, diu gs ard improvements IN reoh' st'
us ed in The First District o' ahis Gns Con.tance
K.,biu ard Basin now Terpschore streeIs. oesIk-
ns,ed by The Nos Q and 3. on plan ov harrscn,
snrve, or da,ed April Z. l845 and tep"sitro H. tne
civ. The said lois .. jim each otter measuring
ea.Sh a. Anrric4n NJ asur m-nt, % feet nchss
front on An uTciati0n street, ~ ~ r.
b% tween parail-l lines rOsei her with - tbe ~
lis Anrunciatiou street, aud crmplsng the nnnd'
somr tyo-stOry frame d ELI &. built re urtd NON
the street with font and side garden, douo'e ga
leri-s, Comfortably srrshsed interior, ga. 49,
~orks eac IN the centre of a charming n.lgho1f-
hood, near chuI Chez sch1os and NAL k1ts. An
nuncintiO 8 Feet horse Care in front rendef the
property exceedingly desirable for choice Aho
o. lect home.
Ierms-One third cash, balance at one and two
years credit tor not speclally specially seeur.d
b, m rfgase ard v.njor's lem on the prope "
sold bearing ali the usu a cluses Rht DEL O MT
p+r a. pum in'e est from the dav OF sale unit al
paymeDf, wi the penal cante II .er cent ~
iorley's ee bind ng the w cha er TO pay enouid
the NJ tes TOR tn. credit por' 0n have to DC eueo
upOp to enforce men; 10 KEEP the buildlr g on
"a property iusursd aud to trapsf-r the policy OF
insurance TO tie hole OF the "a notes; a, q the
D rchasev turt' ermOre to assnm- tn payment OF
all tae taxes due sDd e1g le In 1911, over ana
snove the price Of adjudication.
Act Of a. 1t purc sser's expense bAfo-s 3.
iris Esq. notary publ, se2s 70 "c7 Azl@
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28
FOREIGN.
A Battle Ia Panama,


PANAM September IA battle was
fought IN the Causa in which 1000 were
killed and az nsny wounded. 1t resulted
in favO Ot the government.
The G. nservalives fled to the State Of
Anita guia. The government Il oops occupied
CatOga.
American Geld In Demand.
LONDON. september 27.-The Fyuancier
says that EGO, OOC worth Ut American eagles
were purchs.ed esterdsy from the Bank Of
Engl and Al 76S Sad per ounce, tor trans
missi on 10 New York. Further remittances
are expected, because the shipments of
wheat and cotton from America are large,
and the ABSORPTION # the new lifted
States funded Lean in Europe is steadily in
cEeasiDg.
Troops for Cuba.
A Reuters Dispatch from Madrid says
that before the nd OF October six battaliOns
of int entry and r. g'ment of cavalry will
arrive in Cuba Fourteen battalions will
be sen t 10 November.
Newmarket Races.
At New market to-day The Ditton handi-
cap was won by La Coureuse, with Silean
second, Gerber us third.
Memorial to Earl Derby.
A deputation headed BY The Lord Mayor
present ed 10 the Earl of Derby to-day he
$3.50 Roecsu W LILO uccIluk Juo
Eastern question, held at Guild Hall on
the eigb'. enth instant Earl Derby saic:
You may b. quite sure that the government
can lot undtrrate the strength OF popular
feeling which undoubtedly has shown itself
90 strongly in the last few weeks v it'll re-
gard to the Bulgarian atrocities. l appre-
bend We ell agree in principle as to what
ought to be done. l shall, in few days,
be able to publi-h dispatch which has
been cent to SIR Henry G. Elliott, the British
ambassador st COnstantinOple.
oncillation Between Holland and
veDcZuelas
The HAGUB, Sept. mOer T-The Dutch
foreign minister hss announced in cham
bers that there has been . reconciliation
between Holland and Venezut No,hiog
aow 10 wan but the formal resumption
of diplomatic relations.
TIE Surrender Of Tweed.
Woo, September 0.-The prefect OF Pom
eevadrO has formally surrendered Mess 70.
Tweed and HUT to the commander OF tho |
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28

Franklin. The prisoners were taken from
the Caste:ls del Castro between eight and
nine o'clock last night, and -sSrongly
guarded BY body Of soldiers conducted
through the quist streets Of the Town to .
pier where ono of rhs Frapklin's boSts vss
waiting. They were quietly taken into
the boat Alter ried>>adieus between
the American and Spanish officers, the bost
rowed away, and Tweed was seen On BOARD
the Franklin. He was immediately taken
below, locked UP, and CLOSELY guarded.
The Frapklin called this morning direct
Tor New York. 1t il reported there waa u
strong teeIil g among the populAce Of Vgo
against the lmp.i ,OnlDent And surrender VI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28
By 8. 0ulnault.
FURNITURE, STOCKS. ETC.

SUBMISSIONS OF MR. AND MRS. THEoPHILB
COLL, IN.
=. GUlNAU1IT, AOCTIONEER-OFFICB
y. ccirer 4chang- alley and Benville street,
1oN pAi. ocn ber .. 1876. will be sold At IL A
r.. at t. tornr of B y on road and PIieur street
Uv virtue OF an erder frsm the honorable the
Secona District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
dated September Is, 1876
p,r OME L,IT rF HOUSEHOLD FURNI1 UaE AND
niTCHEN UTENSILS. A 60, two shares In the
People. Bank, Of $50 each.
INTEREST o, tONn or bonds OF the city AZ
rev OIL ans. Of $50 each beari +, Nos s95 ana
$50, tth payable snce October !, 1875.
lefms-Cash. sell ~ oc2
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BulldoZers In Me xico.
A Mexican paper says:

The people are getting heartily sick of
Regeneration" They are suffering in their
haciendas, mines, factories and ali kinds of
industry; commerce is d. stroy ed and the
country il being ruined. We learn that the
patience of the Inhabitants of mpam has
become exhausted, and they have deter
mined to no longer submit to The extortions
of the pronunciados. They have petitioued
the government Of the State, Hidalgo, to
furnish them arms to enable them to resist
all further impositions.
They call these disturbers of peace and
industry "saddle- back patriots"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28
SUCCESSION OF s. D. wENpoyKR.

RY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, AUCr1ONKER-
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o. 1916, at 1880 A. NJ vi be SO d at my Office bv
virtue aud in pu snance to IN Order from the
Hon a l. Tissot, judge Of the second District
Court fr the PARISH OF Orleans, dated Srptem.
Der ~, 1916, for account of said successionI
81 .ORY METROPOLITAN POLICE ORDERS
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VIII, l, a. per inventory. VIC
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28

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