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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07

told the whole town how important the Dill
seemed to those who had favored 1t.
Very soon little notices began to appear In distant
country papers that persons having claims against
the United Satesr might call upon a certain agent
Firms with considerable capital embarked in the
business of huntingup evidence and securing claims
Agents were employed and their expenses paid for
months in travelling all over the state. Blank forms
were printed letters by the thousand were received
by officers who had commanded loyal troops in that
State asking certificates to property destroyed or
used Nor were the schemers contented with the
purchase of rebel claims for losses actually sus
tanned In hun rcds of cases, as agents themselves
have since ACKNOWLEDGED, the necessary alidayits
were signed in blank by COLLISION with notary,
and forwarded to the capital to be filled ont by the
ring OF course, il was utterly impossible for the
commissioners TO detect those frauds without de-
handing other proof than that which the law re-
ouircd. for the ring had voted down pro-
tcctivc amendments. But the commission did not
exhaust itself with ovcr-scupuous inquiry. 1t was
aftrrward proved that some of the most clarlng
frauds were pcrpetratcd with success Before the
business excited much attention, claims amounting
according To GOV. WOodSOn's message, 10 TZ,30o-
131 81 had been passed, and certificates were issued
and signed 10y Gov. Woodson and Qulrierna~teF-
General Grafton. Indictments are now pending
against Grafton for alleged participation IN iraudu-
lent issues Presently the business caused too much
excitement, and, with several thousand claims yet
uuadiu,tcd. the commission adjourned over until
after the election. Contradictory statements have
been made rs to the amount OF these
certificates issued but the whole amount of
claims filed was not far from FS,oo0o3o. We
shall hear from the rest if Democratic Presi-
dent is elected
The best proof that such claims are not eonsd-
cred worthless in Missouri Is that shrcwd men have
bought mp the certificates in large amount, paying,
mn many case, known To me, n much ~ 80 cents on
thc dollar for them. though the more common rate
was from 80 to go cents, according 10 the clIcuh-
stance, Of the holder the magnitude Of the claim.
II is the fixed belief of large por on Of the people
of that State that the United States ought to pay,
and. whenever it has Democratic Administration
and Congress, Kill pay Tor all lossos suffered during
the war.
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ern claims. Virginia, which is represented as the
most conservative of the States of the solid SOUTH,
has placed the following among her laws:
BE enacted by me General assembly, lhat shall he
the duty of the clerks OF the several cny and corpora
ton courts keep record Of such papers relating 10
the loss of property during the late war as they may be
reaured TO do by this act Any person who has suffered
losses by the operations Of war since the 18th day
Of April, 1861 may make a statement OF such
Guiding negroes emancpated; at what time taken, dam
aged destroyed by the Of which begerent and
i'm whatever manner by either army, and the amount OF
loss sustained making the value Of said property on Jan
l. 1851 the standard Of valuation and offer the same,
provcd hy the affidavit OF more citizens 10 the
clerk OF the county or corporation III wnoh the sad
pyopery was taken, damaged, or destroyed who shall
receive and record the In BOOK kept Tor mat pur'
nose The original papers shall be safely kept by the
clerk but they may be withdrawn at any time after they
have been recorded.
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guarded and scrtinzed by two supervisors OF different
itical parties stationed each polling place Besides
being given right challenge person offering 10
register and verifying the registry the SUPERVISORS ln
each district are authorized election day to chai-
lengc any vote offered by any person whose eeai lu
dcation the supervisors, or either OF theh, may
doubt; to be and remain where the ballot
boxes are kept at all times after the pols are
omen until every vote east has been counted
To aid the supervisors in carrying their work. deputy
United States marshas are detailed for each polling
Mace who are authorized to prevent fraudulent regstra
ton and voting and either before after registering
or voting to arrest and into custody. with or with
out process, any person who commits or attempts 10
commit any crime against the election laws Ihe mar
shas are empowered call To heirad in making arrests
any bysandcr posse c0Ddatus of the district
ANY person. whether with without State or lnl-
ncipa authority, who mnders or in any way nterteres
with the supervisors and marShals III the performance oil
their duties liable arrest without process Every
officer Of election whether acting under the laws ol tue
United States or by any state municipal law, who
fails discharge his duty in the manner prescribed 10y
law is liable to arrest fine, and Imprisonment.
Regarding the rights of citizens the United states laws
provide that Whenever under the authority OF the con-
stuton or laws Of any state the laws " any Terri
tory any act j. required to he done 10y citizen as pre-
requisite to qualify or cuc him to vote the offer OF
such citizen to perform the act required To be done shall
ii fail to be carried into execution by reason Of the
wrongful act or omission of the person officer charged
with the duty of receiving permitting such perform
ance or offer to pei form, acting thereon, be deemed
and held performance in law OF such act ana Inc
person Offering and failing to vote. and being other
wise qualified shall entitled vote in the same man
ner and to the he had in fact performed
such act"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07
TWO MEN BURNED.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov G.-The llcngle
House a German boirdug-housc at the north end oil
Eochst was destroyed by ire at O'Clock YESTERDAY
,',ny Two sfonrcuttcrs named Patrick Shea and
John Cooncy persisted Ia the ildm,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07
THE FIRE RECORD.
IN FIRST AVE.

A fire broke out early yesterday morning in
IA, basement of the story brick tenement ~ No. BIZ
Fr,i-avc occupied bN Gcor-e Schanhcr-'r, and owned
by George Becker TIE DANA e. Ia proprIIy was @uo'
aud To- the buildug 5000. Boon property ana bHullt
Sr. insured The lire originated from Kettle OF III
bt
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DUTIES OF CITIZENS AND OFFICERS.

PROVISIONS OF THE UNITED STATES LAWS IN REGARD
TO ELECTIONS.
Under the United States election laws the
Chief Supervisor Elections any election when Rep
rescntatives in Congress chosen, Is authorized 10
have the registration OF voters well the election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07
ar vATERTOwN- $50. 900.

WATERFOWL, \. Y, Nov. G-MadlSon bar
racks at sackett, arbor partially destroy" by lire
this afrcrnoon The los, ia estimated at 100000 There
Is insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07

The following was the reply to the question,
" (Which Of TWO London preachers do you like best 3
naming them. " | like To hear Mr.. -- preach best,
h2r don't like any preaching, and lie comes nearest
10 nothing OF any ever heard"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07

Use WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY TO
coughs and colds aud suffer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07

LuNDBoRG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the toile
and bath. ghtful substitute for Cologne or Bay Rum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07
4 LAEGE FoRcE or DErrTY MAEsmALs

I'm addition to the large number Of special
deputies previously appointed To preserve order on cleo
ton day, United states Marshal fi~ke Yesterday made
deputies Of 500 picked men, most Of them having been
soldier. in the late war These will compose reserve
CORDS which will he held readiness for any emergency
that NAV occur. The total number of deputy marshal,
o duty throughout the city to-day viii he about 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07
DIR. RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly loss elegantly coated, for the curo ot al dis
OF sumaCl liver bow els, kidney bladder. nervous
Diseases hadlclo constipation cost cness ud gcson dvs
hiou-icsS bilious Inflammation of the bowers,
plies and All arrangements Of the internal yiscera Warranted
PRICE 81 CENTS PER BOX. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07

STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases of tho
- Gsnsranye organs radically and speedily cured HENRY
A DANIELS N. D., l<k LeIng once hours " =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07
NInGINA IOOKING FOR RETrRNs.

VIRGINIA LOOKING FOR RETURNS
TEXT or \ LAW PROVIDING FOR a RECORD OF
LOSSES SUSTAINED DURING TIE WAR;
WA~uI>GIov, Nov. Tile Id,n Literary Hu-
rcau ha. mot yet furnished tine pablo with iaioua-
ion ~ to tine provision, made 10y some of thr South
r,p STATE. ia anticipation of thr payment of SOUTH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07

Use BRUMMELL's celebrated COUGH DROPs.
Genuine have A. II. b. each drop Branch 6l6 Broadway
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AT A CERTAIN Critical JUNCTURE
Married suffer severely from nausea MILK OF MAC
hEsIA always relieves them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07

PoYD's EXTRACT, for mhammatiOns, COZ
gesons and alterations Its remedial and healing properu
are wonderful. Try II.
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HOUE NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNCTs, IN
BROADWAY
0am.47o. Noon 90 D. NJ, % Midnight, j2'
highest durln. - Lowest. II
Average, 4JIs' Same day. 1873, 1923.
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A CARD.
To citizens and srangersKNoxs FALL HAT ready ~ 2l2
broadway and under tho Fifth Avenue Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07

TN ~
Philip McGran" Of No. 10 Lcaling-St., New
ARK was arrested yesterday at Orange, y j.. for Illegal
registration and is now IN jail at Newark warrants
have been issued for 10 others known 10 be cg lly
registered and these Will BE- served today at the polls
the men attempt To vote.
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ACHES AND PAINS.

For headache whether sick or nervous rheumatism ium
bago pains the back inc Kidneys pains
around the liver pruu sy swcu- o tho joints PAINS n ne
bowels. heartburn, and pains of all kinds, Roadway, h,tN ie
continued lew
DAYS effect a permanent cure. PRICE 80 CENTS.
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BOWER COW ATgggTlEs;

Io0s,ncs BaTrhc3 cholera Nurbus, or p1Hu discharges
from oWtls Stopprd fifteen fwtly minutes Pos
taking Iaway' Ready Relief No congestion uulmGI-
ton nu weakness lassitude Will follow OF the r. r.
The New York herald., 1876-07-07
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH oFrICE; l2ss la ,91T'oA HE9ApHoHAYGr II
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS

SE 3bvERTiskIESTs AND H sIIEs Of f1fESs
AMUsExENTs.ap s;E;xEN rAer.ls.e col
HSTRoL0Gy.sD HS1 ST PAck1,h col
ASp s,G SO s
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES-erH rAGs.
BusINEss NoriCEs5r. PAexssh col
Si5% sS1E Es11TE SSS sxIE%is fss;ssA :; s.l
C04cnHEN AND 1SiSs 1GxR6sSERs-l2rn PAcr-sd and 4sh
coAsTwIss srkA~sHIps-Iam PAes-4sA and ssh
DwELLisG HOUSES 70 LET. UNruRS1sHED-aD
susofsxN ssffss.AxsHIrs-larH e.. PAc.-4.h col
ExSSssIoSs-ia.a f4ss-sss and eth col.
ESs sooas sD TO
EEES TEasShTFiSTrEa1tssisr siss1tss col
HELIX S.1 s: sA and eth
HoGsksRS sorsEs Ro6xs 1c r.s.4A %
S:SHfS fssss:s Pss.ss;s ..
siSSSzEssiSas f.si sss.
r1scsIESNEous- PAes-4th col
sSIGlS sEM 81 BIC sHf h4foNs"!4a ~, r.e.-s.h COL
fIAxoFokrEs. ORGANS. 8..-sD P1c.-4sh col
r0!LMiTIGALs.2ID M p PAcx-4.n col;
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
18TH PAGE sd col
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-lsr PAGE-6tn col.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-1sr PACE-6tk col.
REAL ESTATE WANTED-lsr PAGE-6th COL
REWAKDS-lsr PAcK-3d col.
SALES AT AUCTION-lsT PAeE-6th col.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-i2rHP PACE-lst and
I'd coils
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALES-I2rH PAcs-Sd col
SPECIAL NOTICEs-1sr PAGE-3d and 4th coils
EPORrING-DOGS, BIRDS. &C.-lsT PAcx-4th col.
STOKAGE-2D PACE-4th COL
SUMNER RESORTS-2D PACE-Sd and 4th coils.
THE TRADES-12TH PAcK-4th col
fHE TURF-isr PAGw-4th col.
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2p PAGE-2d col.
rKAvELLERS' GUIDE.l2rH PAGE-5th col:
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-2p PACED col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-2p PAsx-lst COL
WATCHES. JEWELRY. kC-2p p PAGx-4th col
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.-lOrm PAcK-6th col.
The New York herald., 1876-07-07
FRIDAY, JULY Z. lS76.-TRIPLE SHEET
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
THIRD LOUISIANA STATE GOLD DISTRIBUTION
s,oaso IN GOLD SeM essTRfsrs TIIssns Ely - 1875
~ oon tickets $50 currency; coupons IN p.oporten
pris., nie%son sasss@ se spps TO @ 90
sPORTIA G-DoGs. BINDS. 81.
POOLS SOLD AT sis RUTLEDGE ST.. NEAR UNION
u.ion Grouds sEiBEKT 1 MccLouD,
SARAroGA RACING ASSOCIATION ROOMS
~ No l239 broadway.
Auction ana French Mutuei Pools sold every day and
evening" both upon tho gener. resut Of the Presdenta
upon q. tue principal sporting events in the country Or
ders OF inquiries from part ofhe United states by mail
tenton- JOHN MORRIsSEY co.
THE TURF.
A UCTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD This EVEN
st. on Inc Long Branen kunnna sees French Pools s.
GER KELLY. BLISS CO..
IA sold this evening at Johnson's Rooms Broad
WAY and sssh St. on the races at Long Branch and on all
Sas'' 0' mail or messenger 'isF,Ss
DEERFoor rAkK:-TROTTING JULY AT r. NJ;
Admission Soc WILLIAM McMAnoN Propris.or.
7 oNG BRANCH RACES. :,
VIZ. E. RArsoR, President
FOOT nos' s :S :s, s ps s and s and special boat from
Tho ncatest and coolest in the cty-Auction and
French Pools Isl ,icketn all hooks all i'm
French pools pay: p Losllard. Sil ia Bullet, $40 A.
McDoUGALL co.
VVksr SIDE DRIVING PARK JERSEY CITy.-FRI
Carrie Myers; Thos. Lees b e. Judge Bcdle Admis.
sion % cents Stages from horse ears 70 Park;
G. BlRDSALL, Manager.
f,a
The New York herald., 1876-07-07
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

4 10. ~, 23 and rs 18Th ST.,
SALES OF HORSES s':sf aSD cHsHISGKs H.IrssG ARE HELD
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Ar 10 O'CLOCK.
ON EVERY HORSE wARnANrED SOUND FROM
"a HOUR, TO DAYS FOR TRIAL
ohPSE sEs Iodsh Il rs hSD T9sr RE-
THIS DAY. AT 10 O'CLOCK.
BY ORDER or THE ExEcUrsIx. elegan, dark bay
sssonian bred and raised BY Pope Of say Ridge,
l.. l.. isl5st hands high, years old; kind and
trot,ed mills in 80; is very stylish Tree Driver
not afraid OF ANYTHING: can be driven or handled
by any one uscd to horses; B hrst class roadster.
SIT nAaxEssa ia SiIssntsa %aSs sSu"s !" order.
FULL SPRING ROAD WAGON, in good order. by
ELEGAST wEsrCHEsTBR RoCKAwAy TURN
out; splendid team OF chestnut sorre Horses full
i5N hands high. years old kind and true in all
harness perfectly gentle; nct afraid Of anything;
safe under all circumstances These horses
Of the handisss and mos. desirable tea teams to be
IHywnsei WnSsi aa sIs WsTInyS so9nd
persons; nearly new: TO order by Bradley. Pray L
SET OF IMPORTED ENGLISH HARNESS
sORREL PONY HORSE, I4X hands high, years old;
not vice fault or trick: is AN excellent roscs,er;
trots in a,a minutes: sold Tor account whom it may
concern also set Harness and
LIGHT RAY iiohss Is;s HANDS: 7yssis old; kind in
good. rse stylish driver: does not shy pull:
ess NOT IA. r" @ ss or ,sr OF sa "Sy IN s"S ps
thoroughly reliable Ior family or any use; war
ranted sound.
TOP r,NY PiIAETON. built to order by Brannap.
LIGHT BAY HORSE, sired by Satellite. dam thor
ongnbred. III hands. years old; Kind in all hnr-
ness ana nndcr saddle free ircm vice very styiish.
family horse in city and country does not shy
pull; is every way reliable warranted sound.
DOCTORS PHAcTON, in good order, by McNaily.
BLACK FAMILY MARE. i5as hands. years old; kind
in all harness: free from vice has been >ed In city
ard country by \ private family Ior past two years;
is not afraid OF u locomotive or anything else. safe
TOR my one 10 drive in every way reliable; war
rantcd sound.
BAY HAABLTTONIAN MARE. 1874 hands, 8 years
Old; Kind in all harness. free from vice; s
usually handsome and stylish: was raised by Dr.
Conover, at Freehold. n. j., and is n thorough,
4 good roadster: warruntcd sDund.
TOP Road WAGON, in good order, by Brewster. Of
Broomo.
BLACK COUPE HORSE, 16 hands years: kind in
a harness: free from vice thoroughly good.
! liable family horse in every respect; warranted
wEN,Y-roUR OTHER HORSES, description time
of sale.
ELEGANT BARoUCHk. Sin !, PONY mp @PHAEr0Ns.
EX Tor e-SEAT PHAE AWAY.
| TON FULL CLARENCE.
T CART. Wood Bros EX TOP CABRIOLET
Ex rDp TDy PARK rhAE six stkT2fT T6f wAGoIs ySSrh
LARGE ASSORTMENT of every kind Of Curriage,
| Wagon, Harness. DC, this day. at
ARCH. JOHNSrON'S Mart 10 10 - 18th st.,
| University place. Weather never intercrcs with
] our SALES AT 10 O'CLOCK.
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HERALD PARIS BURE

HlHE EEw YORK HERALD.
ROOMS,
81 AVENUE DE EOPERA
The following list Of the principal papers and periods
The New York herald., 1876-07-07

Galaxy.
Hsrper's New Monthly.
Lippincott's Magazine.
The National Quarterly Review.
Arthur's Illustrated Home Magazine.
App,eton's Journal.
chronological Industrial Monthly.
Godey's Lady's Book.
Aquatic Monthly
Herald Of Health.
American Agriculturist.
insurance Law Jourusl.
Insurance Monitor.
Coast Review.
The Forum Law Review.
Domestic Monthly.
Demorest's Illustrated Portfolio
Demorest's Illustrated monthly.
Illustrated Household Magazine.
Bankers' Magazine.
New York Insurance Chronicle
The Hub
American Checker Player
EUROPEAN PERIODICALS
La Revue Generate. e................ -. Brussels.
Paris. Directory.
London Directory.
United states Business ............ Directory.
Trow's New York City ...............D Directory.
Lain's Brooklyn ......... ........... lJIreciory.
Gopsilrs Phil adciphiA City ..... Directory.
Philsdelphia. Directory.
Boston. Directory.
81 Louis Directory.
Cleveland Directory.
Ptttsburg... Directory.
Cincinnati. ID rectory.
ShicAfo.-. .-..........-..s-...-... Directory
Detroit. t........-.......... .......... Directory
Mii~ aukec............ Directory.
san trancisco... ........... ........ Directory.
New Orleans....,.-........... .......... Directory.
Buffalo -......-.................. Directory.
Louisville. ........................ Directory.
District of Columbia. ............ Directory
The New York herald., 1876-07-07

AIILLINERY AND DRESSHIAKlNO.
4 MARIE TTI.MAX OF PARIS IMPOKTER 0YrkM
"A. large assortment Of Parisisn Summer Bonnets Nil
iinesy and English crupes- 423 9Th sv. near 26th st
r AIDES OF TASTE WISHING STYLISH IMPORTED
IL Bonnets round Hats a greatly reduced prces viii
find IL their advantage to call at Nine. CAMILLE DA
CENTENN1AL ExHIBITb.
DLiss wILLfANs,- MANUFACTURERS Of
ID Presses Dies and special Machinery. 1877 70 173 Pym
PROPOSAkb.
HoBoxES. JuSs %, is7e
The undsgned being directed By the Chancsor Of Nss
Jersey 10 offer for sale tho the Stevens Bee
tsry and the material thereto belonging lying Ho
bcksn would hereby invite proposals for the purchase
Of said vessel to bs addressed STEVENS BATTERY. Oe
ncc Of the Hoboken Land and Improvements Company Ho
token ~ j. and be delivered the said Office
bids deemed and the acceptsnce OF
bid being subject the approval Of the CbanOeor.
The the sale viii be One cash and tho
balance the removal Of the vessel subject ~ the
proval the Chsnccior The Will be opsn IL
pection o bidders and further information viii Be sivsQ
upon inquiry Of Professor H. Thurston, Of the Steve
institutes ~ tho onice of the lfoboksn Land and
provement Company. M. Newark st.. Hotoken.
Bdders receive said onee inorna alton 90 the
upon which the land and shops adjoining the Battery
leased for the term OF one
CSigne0 riESouN rOk
BKHJAMlN g
q = Doh
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-23
HON. OKEYJOHNSON.

There was not nomination made al
the late State Convention that caused a.
much satisfaction as that of the Hon.
Okey johnson.
We are glad that the Democratic
party has finally consented to ac-
knowledge the great and valiant services
rendered them by Mr.. johnson, in
placing his name on the ticket for one
of the highest offices in the gift of the
people; that of Judge of the Court OF
Appeals.-There is no doubt but what
Mr.. johnson will receive very hand
some vote in this end of the Stste.-Jack
SON Herald.
The Wheeling REGIsTEs most heartily
joins in congrstulating the people of the
State on Mr.. JoHNsoN's nomination
He is an able and learned lawyer-much
ADLER than his enemies give him credit
with being; and Is pure man. who will
in every way reflect honor upon the
high position for which ne has been
named.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-23
From the Baltimore Gazette.

SENATOR DAVIS. of West Virginia, ill.,
troduced resolution some time ago, call
ing upon the Secretary of the Treasury
for the list of defaulters to the govern
ment since 1865 Senator Sherman
thought he saw political point in tn,
resolution, and be induced his committee
TO SO amend 1t that the list should
be extended back TO 1885, and in that
form it was sent TO the Secretary OF the
Treasury. Mr.. Bristow sent the list yes
terdsy, when Mr.. Sherman objected to
its beng printed, on the ground princi-
pally that it would be ~ great scsnda!
to the world to publish it, This excuse i:
entirely too transparent. His real reason
is that the defaulters under all the
administrations from 1884 TO 1861, are
not as numerous as they have been dur
ing the last sixteen years under Republi,
can rule. The list ought to bepublisned
ut once, unless where the amounts are
so rediculously low that it would be a
waste of ink and paper to do SO. Sher-
mans objection is hypocriticsl and alb
surd, and will deceive no one.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-23
PROCLAIM ALTON.
OFFICE OF THE MAYOR
.Sp rHIEE MARSJAIIO JTH OF

AND CHIEF MARSHALL OF 4TH OF :
July CELEBRATION. }
The following gentlemen have been ap.
pointed assistant MarShalS for the Cen
tennial Procession:
Killian KresS, JACOB Nuuge +. II. Logan.
&. Leonhart, NJ. b. G. v right, VIM. Reitz,
Jas. M. Todd, Fred. HuSeman, John
Bayha, Jas. w. Sweeney, John b. Lukins,
Chas. +. Cowan.
They are requested to meet me at the
Second Branch Council Chamber, on Sal
urday evening, for the purpose of arrang-
ing the Programme of Proc ssion.
The time for organizat ions desiring 10
join the procession to give notice OF their
intent on, Is extended until Monday even
ing next.
All societies in ending to unite in the
Celebration will please report 10 me be-
fore Saturday evening, the date OF their
organization. a. j. SW EENEY,
Ju22t Mayor and Chief Marshal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-23

THE New Hampshire Republicans
have used their success to make Z. Ii.
ROLLINS United States Senator. Roll
LINs is noted lobbyist aud schemer, and
has thoroughly debsuched the Republi.
can party in New Hampshire His re-
cord as 3 corrupHonist is in keeping with
the party he represents.