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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-26
BY Pons, Reed q Co.
FURNITURE MOvABLES, RTC.
SUCCESSION OF RLIzABBTH H. KOsCHzk
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 80 SAL

DY PONS. REED q Goa. a. PONS, AUG.
ID tioneer-OfRce No. 80 Camp 81 reet.-At Aucti0n
TUESDAY May 81. 1876, at II A. NJ. at the premises
on Carondelet walk, between Broad and Dorgenos
streets by order Of the HOl A. l. Tissot, Judge Of
the Second Dissrict Cnurt, G9nsd Apr1 3, 1876
ALL THE FURNITURE AND MOvABLES con.
tanned in said premises.
Terms-CaAh on thu spot. my19 2S3O
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RIVER REPORr-3P. NJ.

Below high water mark Of 1874.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
LOTTERIES.

nRAWING OF THE LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY FOR MAY rs, 1876. III
CLASS 1874.
11l3I35|.|s|S| 5,Is|5sI;ss| II p
The above drawings are published in the principal
papers, and are drawn in public daily at the rooms
OF the Company.
Witness our hands at New Orleans, Louisiana, this
day, May Is. 1876.
H. PERALTA,
ADAM GiFFEN,
Commissioners
BEWARE OF BOGUS LOTTERIES. apl5
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Local Intelligence.

CARRoLLroN's CoLoRED FnExEN.-On
Saturday next the colored fremen of the
Seventh District will undertake grand
parade. and from the interest manifested
BY leading colored gentlemen We may
safely predict an elegant display. The fire
brigade constitutes . numerous and stall
wsrt body of American citizens, and this
will be the judgment, doubtless, of Chief
OConner and other prominent members of
the New Orleans department, who, we are
informed, have promised to review them ct
CLAW Statue.
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Grand opening Of Grand Hotel ct Point
Clear on June l.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.

ROSALIR MARNHAUT BT AL. vs.. CITY OF NEW
Orleans ct a..
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From the Barnesville EntStpfiss.
SigA ThrHlung scene. 30 I

A. man named Mcknight, engaged last
sumner on The Friends School House,
has recently manifested signs Of insanity.
He was partially DAFT on religious sub
jects, and could not reconcile things to
bis liking Last week his afiiction grew
stronger, and he felt called upon to de.
liver . message to lost and ruined
world. The scene OF operations was
near the village Of Glencoe. He chose
tall out Of doors" for bis chapel, and
al immense tree for his pulpit. This
tree inclined toward the skies at an an
gle Of forty-fve degrees, and seventy
feet from the ground two large limbs
united with the trunk and formed par
TALLY level space, Mcknight ascended
this tree, and when be reached lis perch,
took a text and preached sermon two
hours long. II not the most eloquent,
it was at least delivered from q higher
stand point than ordiSary preachers can
hope to attain. Without support Of any
kind, with hand swaying TO and fto, he
seemed insensible to fear, while persons
who saw his critical position looked on
with horrors. expecting every moment
to see bin fall to the earth. But after
dwelling at length upon all the points Of
his. discourse, he brought the sermon to
a close, and quietly descended from his
giddy perch. He was then taken in
charge by some friends and conveyed
to St. ClGirsville, with the Intention Of
finding him a home where his life will
not be in danger.
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Yftlj 9nbtrtis
: Probate Notice.

!. A ccouNTs and vouchers have been hied in
~ the Probate Court Of Monroe Comfy
Ohio, III settlement, by' the following Admin.
ististors, Rxecutors and Guardians: 5iii
First partial ACCOUNT IL 5. ". Burkhsrs Rxr
: Of Wendal BufkhSft;
Fifst ana 1ixl ascSaat tefswns saGosfs sB8'r
3 8 of Elizabeth Mooge; enc. fess a.ils
Third partial account os W. =. Adamson
Adm'r OF John n. sBarsckman;
Sscond snd final account Of Thomas Ncvay
oAdm'r Sf Benjsminncv sas @ esssa |
Risss dpsttial account iof Hichas1 Butt Aam',
ss ol George L. Ksstnsr; egis4y1fj 4 al OF
Eespnd partial sccssnt d. C. Cshrs Guardian
Of Hlizabeth and Nancy s.Hegsllm.aaal ~
sls . E'i.aes.n; q. z.ss ;1.lsIssiI
Guardian Of James G.. .Whites
First partiafaccount OF Benz. Rouse Gusfdisl
Of the heirs OF James Davies; aN
Thffd partial eacs6uht n sohnT Ksysos Guar
dian Of the heirs efaLevi Snidsi- -anaIl Il
to Amanda J, st sEs et go,f asa sasar
Fourth partial account pf John Kerr Guardi
An Of the heirs Of Fritz Attel--hnaa ~ =
rhifd ss' partial .soouus j d. Bs.sHii aussdi.u
Of Scott :Dixo helrs, 1$N s9'ssi7
ANY person Interested may Ale write,
| sxceItions to said accounts, or any item there
of, ON or before the 9Th day Of Aaya next
whom the same will b finally heard aud cen.
tinued from day 70, day until disposed Of. 6
e,.s JAS B NORRIS. II.
april ,'76w3 ssa as,.d Probate Judge.
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II Gen. Schenck succeeds in doing
nothing else, he will certainly convince
the American public by his testimony be.
fore the House Committee thar he has no
sense whatever of the propriety and the
dignity which belong to an American
Minister abroad. = Utica Herald, Rep
Two estimates Of the complexion Of
the Ohio Republican delegation come
from opposite sources in Cincinnati, and
are singularly in accord with each other
The Commercial, .'after good deal Of
close figuring" announces this result
Bristow "a, Blaine II, Morten 8. The
Gazette, basing its estimate on "pretty
good authority makes this assertion
Bristow 26, B]ainel1, Morton I Both
papers seem 10 agree in the belief tlla'
Hayes cannot hold the delegation after
the irst ballot The estimates at the 9th.
ier end Of the State increase Blaine's
strength. and reduce Bristows 30
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CONNECTICUf ALI RIGHT


HaRrroRp. April 4.--The total vote
of the State on Monday, with only the
town of Salem to hear from, which last
year was II Republican to ~ Demo
cratic, is 9S,4SS The total vote las,
year was 100 9S3 & Totals, Robinson
AZ, ,557 Ingersoil, 5l,0H. nj
HARrFoRD. April 4 Smith l.s7l, At
water 1856: Ingersolfs majority 1857
plurality 7414 The Senate stands Is
Democrats against three Republicans, 8
Democratic gain Of one from last year
The lower b use Including two towns
electing one representative each. results
from which ere estimated stands 8;
tRepublicans, l59 Democrats. and twc
Independents; last year lot Republi
cans, 1877 Democrats and one Independ
ents 8 Democratic gain OF ~ The Dem
ocratic majority on joint ballotis 81
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Written for The Spirit Of Democracy
From Bent0n Township.

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ua.n Y.ls -. $3.50 ~ I, !, Z wy y !
Hoa.g ~ ! !, WV ~.. ~ ICY ye1 ~" nVH w
ats p.ospsnn / q 'tss ~, :, !, j.
.s a. I uSuss " III ~;1,s vsu 9 .,,o ,oaaas
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M soaa 70. Z nss.s p'pw sons, n, ~ =,
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.ns m.'s'uenSy - sue rsesu.l T'ses, 9disI.
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aon = 'Hs DAs'e' su''s "Aen 'A's
co1res. rs IL.
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plospelan, ~ nasars Nm noW osel " meulT
ps.s ssles rn'nel, Me-, wen n,: nno"n me
snans y ls" ., - !, aassrnoass, m!Y r' sauss
TN M a,ao,;or ,a.saad 49, - aF M i;,,o,u rsst
SJ;,s. Ill., pAsssu ~ 10y sssS. W..
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A sTRANSCRIPr'

From the Journal Of the Commissioners Of
/. Monroe County. Ohio. during the month d
March,, 1875, and statement of al or
dees Issued tor the payment Of money during
the month OF March, 1875. BIS ed3 i9tss
~. ~ MARCH ., 1879.
commissioners mat ID regular SESSION;
pfessnt James Armstrong, bdWarq okey ana
David ,Lentz' ,sai Ewe sia s: z3sa 3fsf'ss
eVraeFea review ana ma suuifvey uiy on sssne
Woodsneld ana Antocn 70 az. saia. MD
WIN white presented an account ior S3s
Tor removing land slide on the draysviiie
road south OF draysviile; allowed. 'gsF.s
Parker presented an account Tor - Tor
standing guard and sssissins sheriff in case
::ef 9nio vs dscsge and bepl AMIN bafksr; Al
iyM y =, IL n "a. iisw (
e 1ne Dlreotors nsc ., ot !ne innrmsty Monroe
county presented nsn snes'Iolowlng: 9 "a syav
WooDsfikLD, WHO, msrcR .. 1910.
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County Gorresp pondence.
Written Tor The Spirit Of Democracy.]
CaIafk Etelns.

3FtH stG 96i ksslflirff.l <xGnib y, ACAo.
Mr.. Chas. Ebefh returned home from
the East few days ago. where he had
been laying Ia a1tock OF goods. is.
Prof ]. A. Marshall gave an Elocn-
suenary Entar,s.nment at + the school
house in this place on Saturday evening
the 1st inst All who had the pleasure
Of hearing him expressed themselves as
being highly pleased and well entertain.
ed The Prof is improving in his call.
ing. Some Of his Rotations were de.
slivered In better style than We have
heard, even from more experienced elo-
entionists. s. s. I. IS
The election passed off quietly. The
principle contest was between Jos. Wehl
and Philip Folger for Assessor, and 3
considerable amount Of electioneeriny
was dona.
Rev. j. r. Smith preached bis frsi
sermon for this year at this place on
Sunday last be was listened to with in
terest. all expressing themselves vel
satisfied with him. zsss. .g.s....ss
i, More anon, Y. v. O.
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Pos,TIAL DEfAaTMENT rRAgDs
What the Books Dlsclose.-SSO,- !
900 Paid tothe Ring OF the rosi
once Lobby. a

WAsuIseToN, March 3J-F, c. Tap,
Ter was again before the Post Otilce
Committee to-day, ana testified substan
tally as yesterday, the books of f. 7.
Sawyer being produced and his state
ments Icorroborated. 4. These !, :, books
showed that prominent In all the trans
actions from 1858, when Randall was
Postmaster General. down to The middle
Of 1872, was Thomas Hood, king Of the
Post UtIice lobby. he was paid over
e20. 600, and was also presented With q
gold watch and bad nAmerous bills for
|sundries,.paM by sawyer This Hpsd
was cover for more rascality than can
be found, ont by this Congress-. he was
potent with Randall and Creswell. He
received over $50, o,OG0 for securing pay
ment OF large claim. for printing pos
tai. routes ID the w ashington papers, and
|ls now the Auditor !, of the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia, which
lis q position he is. eminently fitted to
lfill. his reputation emitting him to the
confidence Of everybody who can pay
his price for services rendered. The
books of Sawyer also showed that over
$50, 900 was paid on account Of him be
ing disguise for covering bogus con
tracts The Presidents brother in law,
Louis Dent, was well pail for his ser,
vices, as attorney. Ex.Congressman
Clarke Of Texas got $500 while he was
q member Of Congress. D o FIoyd,
contract clerk in the Posi- ONCE De-
partment, received 800 q month for his
services. Judge Pasca. was Sawyer's
attorney for several years and his fees
tfootup Sl5 900. .Unknown," suppos-
ed to be Routt, got gold watch cost
ing $3.50, and Johnson's attorneys got
over SIG. 900, s.. S.. ~ ~ Z
The expense account, not entered un
It'll May, 1875, has the following remar-
kable record of transactions in 1872:
Expense account to F. P. Sawyer,
attorneys fees and costs, paid in pur
chase OF contracts, S738l6." And,
again, the entries Of the book show that
$4,000 was paid to attorneys The
lexplanation Of the attorney business is
that the officials in the Post Office De-
partment received at least one-half the
amount paid to attorneys. No man
whose business was honestly conducted
had any reason for being taxed as Saw
| yer was. ard no man who was doing an
honest business would have expended
such sums as Sawyer did. Members Of
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IS ss.'F . s.s.h s.ss +. = yAMRS ARNSTRONG, :
.st,,;,,. g eas Prssidsnt q The Board.
Attest: VIZ, WsDoIs, Auditor.


" Buskhead, freight on books. ......SI so
John HflL boarding. Joseph jackson
while IA hands of Doctor S. - 81 ~
IN Tsdd, amputating leg J Jackson .124 90
DR. Bolls, sssisting Dr. Todd, do. zee IA 70
Wm White. rsnoysng land slids Grsys
3. Vile roa6 ~. $50 .-...... :. 80 90
g " eIoan, ksepipg out pauper ........8 90
Wa Turner, keeping out pauper !. IL 90
J MPasksf. guard Ohio Y 9 + B. Barker 500
Jacob Willispn. psrt salary Supt.,,...55 so
Wa WaltenS nsd attend InArmsry !. $500
Sim6ns Dsss, ,beasd 4 Wsbsr, .out panpsr.a 90
Burkhart 4 Williams, livery wagon to
convey Jos Jaohson-te InffmAfy
John RfAlsgEat, fsss % Inf Dirsctors .s.xD 90
Walton, snahiner semi annual report III
for InasMary Directors !. as.a s..2 so
Robt McCammon, fees as Inf Director. =. Is 90
Henry Smith 4 sdo sssS 'Ssai a SO
Hsnsy smith, ssrsnssss sssuspo ri.ipg
Jos Jackson from Bsllairs Inf ...... .l3 s.
John D Morris. potatoes for 1ndrma5y, III as
Jacob Burgbacher, 3 cofins 80. ......1S 90
FHR Wsss printing Avn quarter andipuba
statsm snts fsrI 5any and Reb 4. j. cd. Is rs
II RFsrquhsr,. ned stt On paupsfi ..ls 90
)W z Mqfyiss recording bonds. .s..s,.s.l 90
Henry Pratt, repairs ON Jail. 90
Goodrich : Jackson, printing statemsnts. s.
January end February y,....s.,.s,..20 90
P Jones, coat for lunatic ~, :. 20 90
Az Ps4rscn, part salary 81 Pros Att.y. l 10 90
VIM Wsddls part sslafyaas AuditsF. .45fz5o
David Lentz fsss as csmmiasiensr ss42 80
Edward 0ksys saessisst do si.g..6s 90
Jas AEmtrong, ~ lndo Ffs.sss sv ssss60 so
AL z til A T. ~
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cinolnnati Live ssook Market.

/ CATTLE-Common, 3@3 so; fail
to medium, 8 75@4 50, and good butch
.ers' qualities,l4 75@5; q few extra a
5 25i; fair to good COWS range from
25@A So and fair to good, heavy oxen
g 25@4 % ,9s Eia n, qett s,
sIe H0GS-Common light q e25@7 10;
fair to good light. Z s5@8 Is; fair t
medium heavy, 8 25@S 40, and good
rheavysiS 50@8 65.Ei daBes Iss
IS SHEEP and market firm q
from 4 50@5 SO for common to fair
and 5 75@6 70 for good to choice.
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CIGAR aM AW GAg TORY
20 WQ0Ds,EslIEgLl N pHWs

Il HAvR. established cigar manuiactofy,ia
sIiN66d5fsid, IN RHmRsKE's bul5llHk. 5suth
of the Court HOUSE, -xhsrs will msufacturS
Zine Ciyapsy yTIPjhnd 1tGkds,
For the tfldscl Nsszss Ind Adjoining ooun,
ties at prices whiek-wiil compare favorably
with those Of wtsstissi manufacturer
.sBaKfBEOGA CI0Ana % "a
Wiltbsnsdhfadhred from m Gae6E qiallty
,ef Zen lucky tqe1pco. TIPS will bemedt5rtl
Nassachus sstta ard FNs E,eAes from Con,
neeticat and Havans tobacco. The patron
Z Is eSs1HA Aaa fp.SsssEl |
Generally ip Monros S0dpty is solioitsd. Or.
dssss s~ilissssiys Troinpt aessAtl5As Call and
examine my stock before purchasing else.
E~hieG lis re ERiW ReaD(fNlnko9 o
nov93,'7smS. - WoodsAsld, Ohio.
- : - Il. .ssrv----~5r{{44 --.-S
Tee w., N NJ kQxas
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~ This b the way they fixed II. and
4 wss ssisfsetorg arrangement 81
arounls The brother insIay Of Grant,
br0t6sr-fnslnws DEsr wss on the grand
Jury whichin spite of him indicted BAs
COCK. BE worked IKE paid attorney to
prevent the Indictment, and kept GRAsr
fully informed = to the testimony selici-
ted. After the grand jury adjourned. hs
! vent 70 Washinstonapd got his son ap
peinied TO . oonsulship. d'idi assss
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uChicago Cattle Market. 81

'Sls ~ s, s rs s57fM April s.
CATrLE-From s@a %; sales 0
stags to ,stockers at BOA 90 !; good steer
averaging I,lo0 70 1900 pounds, 4@4
90; extra, Is. er' CO.
g HoGsAMght, s@s a5, chieayS Is
packing, SOS 35; shipping, 8 l5@S 20
Philadelphfas, 8 75@9 saslea isilil
SHEEP Commonto choice, 45@4fc
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9iv gaFron the Daily lRsgisser.s =
Wheeling Live STOCK Market.

+ lCATTLE-The arrivals are 80 head
for the week. and sold al 2t@5c, I'D
IS HOGS-The arrivals reached 25C
.heads Prices ranged from 73@S4c,
,primellots bringing the latter figure 81
Jd SkIEEP-40 head arrived and sold 81
5@6c, according to gaaality.u Demand
improying Aasaw vol gel ed .Ijas
CALVES Receipts 80 head, and sold
at 3@8r00 Demand only moderate.
MICH COWS-Demand ,centinues
fair at 35@45 90. ~ ii.nlaa. s.;nnsanni
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I pali a7sa 80 ls4fud s90saS April s.
BEEvEs-Aversge quality about he
dium; dsmand light, and. market duh,
with a limited trade; at yesterday's re,
duced prices, Or 9@lf for COMMON to
good steers, with selections IL 50@12.
Z SHEEP -lMsrket'qoiet but frm at
,'75@7 25for ordinary 10 prime lots,
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urbe senats has rejected the nom

- 9~apE o. "a 2 Z =. "a "a =, !, -;
80 -. =. S. ~ s.,Is a.
r,-.s,' ~ !, s. s g, 80 80 -
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s..sss.s, 3. ss....s,s.s r.. r..,... fiTs s.
= ~. .s.;a.,
So. 80, 8 ! = Z, ~, 49,. s;....a;. snor
= : .. A. ~.
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YYKqR QfIH NgA I AIT
We VIZ send, Pastags-PaiA 4 i
THE WEEKLY WORLD
|90O 0Gs 0rHH zEA-R.Igslss0

]. IfSdAtsihs All T8E NgWs, ri shs ps,
seven dayss lIscted by tho sgenH and oor-
resp onden4s of the New York Daily World
and in fullness, ACCURACY and enterprise in
this respect are pnequSled.
Iaf2. rs AGRICULTURAL Z D8PARTMBNI
csntsins fths siatsst news 90 farm sxbsa.
ments ats home and abroad sonkkihadsus W
home and foFsisp wfitsEaef fqliIteports Of the
Farmers' Club Of fha- American Institute, and
quotations of,yAlpsble and jptSrssting Arti-
ciss appearing "a the agricultural weskliSs
and magazines, -
6RANa5 ltdsxAeh Sss.Aapn
is specially called, d feature which can be
foppd in no other PAPER. AL thso fesenscss
Newspaper srs ehpi6 va II iss eSlls iion, ,Ehd
the results . page each week where the
tmsmbsfsrdxyhndx-c0mp fsUUfd Ufthe
work of the order In every State in the Un.
ion for the past, ,seSsn daEa In addition to
this weekly record, The World gives the
Foreanf of all ths losaasesnyspspsrs IN svsGy
State. This department is and will continue
to be under ihS S'chdESs tb6S sof aAe active
members Of the order.
4.rFornt glRRSIDR DKPARTARNT, in
sddisiea 70 its St6er s1s1ssstions 1such L.
poetry, miscellany, humorous extracts, &C.,
daring shsa aS aS0pl9g M ysssE, sesss, Siil bs not
writers of fiction in Rnglaad and America.
s. Ths MARKET 1EpaRf& brought down
to the hour Of publication, are the best tha,
can be made. Bach market is reported by
one whose speoiai knowledge and training
make him the best authority upon that sub
jsct in the United States. Far ACCURACY and
cdmpiesSnsh sths mafkst fspSfts 81 Ii,
World are unrivallei. .ss'es
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Baltimore.

= Aptif 6.-yFlour 4 75a7 25. Wheat
43al So; Eyrn csc: Oats 4Oa48c
Rye soaS2c 7
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isu East Liberty Cattle Mark ket.gl
ak EAST LIBsRTr,sPAs April g.
HOGSLYorkers, 8 25@8 4O;o Phi
adelphias. 9@9 40. ..!iisl'' sid fe'4i,ili
SHEEP selling at 4 5o@7 ts5!! oil
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We believe is. This is the practice of
railroad companies everywhere.
We sincs rely hopefo for the good name
Of our people and forthe welfare Of the
enterprise. thatclaims for damages will
be few and small. At any rate we will
not believe that our people will now uu-
,lertake to ohstruct this work which they
have labored so long and so hard to ad-
vance.
!
EEA few rays Of light are penetra-
ting the "snuthern outrage business
When the full light Of day falls upon it,
there will be a spectacle which will cause
those to stare who were credulous
enough TO believe the stories, or a
tenth part.ot them, which came from the
Southern States, while elections were
pending. a
Swarns of 'spies and subservient tools
were sent into the South, under high wa
ges, as detectives, with Instructions to
gather up every item and scrap OF lesti-
moty which would aid in making the I'm
preston that the 'sspifit sof rebellion
still prevailed there This was designed
to have the double effect OF justifying the
employ ment of Federal troops to control
elections in the Southern States, and to
e"Hre the Northern hear,,,' In order to car
ry elections In the Northern States.
| One man. Col. WHITELy, had one
hundred and lfty thousand dollars FROM
the Treasury placad ID highlands to bt
employed IN CHS way. Il was rich pick
ing for the pimps aud spies, and the,
srieuto earn their money. When .opt
rage items we're scarce, they manufac.
ltured them, and sent them to Washing
ton, where especial care wss taken thai
they should be disseminated to every
nook and corner Of the country.
These developments afford an expla
nation Of the fact that the local papers Of
the South rarely m ,ntioned an aoatrage,
and Of the further fact that when enter.
Uprising Northern papers sent reporter,
10 tho alleged Scene Of the eoatrages,
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d,izH HvThe Eaaxirsr sisH >iA snlayes.
ment Is the hand somsss papsr published
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uss,kT The party which pominstss the
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THE nExIcAs REvoLurros,
The eRey0lutl0nlsis Capture Mat.
amoras---ts0vernment Troops
Refuse 10 Fight,

The Revolut,on,,,. ltf,, !, "a ant r,,re Moi.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n cnt Troops
Refuse 10 Fight, =
80 sgl'..s' l. 80 : = s & s.l
US New ORLEANS, April 3 "A Galveston
News special from wnsville says this
morning at 5 o'clock Ten. Toledo went
out Of Matamora. With 100 men toI re.
connoitre. He was endeavorinr Q, to a.
certain the position Of the revolutionary
forces and while thus engaged q column,
az cavalry nassed. .hetween Rim and Mat
arnoras, 'completely ;soIatinp him from
the main arnv anr, marched boldlv unon
the works n The nnner mart of the citv. !
Mol a gun was fred from the works, and
the reoliar tronns and tl,a national
Guards hnrrahsd for r,;az Gan Tahsrrai
DISCHARGED his revolver al them and re.
ltrreeaIted reI & tbe river hank With ahort Ok
men. en- Fl. ASKED narm;ss;on to cros.
whicl, VA, GRANTED IN condition ~ ha'
coming brisoner and being ,iisarmed =
he and his detachment are in fort Brown
Another yersionis that Gen Toledo had
900 men. and that while outside thew de.
serted and ioined Gen. Diaz Cen Diaz
has more than 1000 men. He was re-
cciyed With great rejoicing by The people
Of Matamoras. Parrott and Cal Chris
to refused to surrender. They hold some
forts A brisk cannonade is going On.
anditis not known what the result ma may