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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03

Atiha suuasi meeting Il TO gi5anaot
uauaiaolnfiug company hsll 90 TfiJas
I \. !. SpfsEue, IT, VS. reelected pFos
iiepi tat dec.lpea ne position. vhe
Joan Z lago was elected president
Tot teo. 4 MctrlH was elected 4 al
recior g ella raraHef 10 lbe board =
direofs, aho genera. marsge, IL los.
piace e VI Spmsuc The baarl II lf
ree,ors are John q Page Geo. 4. Mer
Iiiil Rutlsnd toba s Shulg.. New York
" ". Reyaoids \ T. spraguc, Jr
Brandon
The directors % tbe People. essish
company 81 Rataud. have voted 10 Ne
duce toe price o ass Gus cents per oa,
thousand feet ~ present thfce.0uuhl
Of TIE business p.acf. ate lighted viii
kerosene
The Rutland Globe says that tbciowut.
/ poor expenses Tor last year were $1,000
AVID thai, while ,he estimate for tbe cur.
rent ear wss bet 5000, dc orders thu,
Tar on the treasurer re over $4,000, q
5000 a month for psupers
/ Tie high WIud OF last Thursday blew
on the steepe and bell Of the Methodist
cuurch Al Newport ant blew down q
large chimney which had just been buill
at Becde's shop, Tbaddeus Powers bad
a large barn up aud nearly finished which
the wind tore down aud completely dies.
troy ed Daniel Tbbell-, Hiram Drown,
aud Jonathan Miller aisohad barns blown
down
Hon. David A. smsliry, OF iuFiug.
ton, United States district indge, wa.
again stricken with paralysl. last Tues.
day night The Burlington Free Press
says Judge smaicy, &C last accounts,
was Ia precahou4 condition
y ) Bartlett, tie Paris sen piof. who
is a native OF Dorset, Is engaged 10 de-
sign aud execute the battle monument to
be erected by the historical society Of
Bennington in honor Of the heroes OF
August l6, l777, The stone will ba placed
IN post on August l6, but the figure OF
the catamounl (choscn on account OF the
Catamount tavern, where the council OF
safely met IN provincial times) surmount.
ing il willnol be until during lhe state
centennial celebration next year.
Hon. Il II. Brslow has been strongly
urged TO come aud open the campaign
for Hayes aud Wheeler IN Vermont
Col, Cannon aud Dr. Nichols, of the state
committee, have been in correspondence
with him, and we understand have
promise from him that he viii come 20
Burlington The last OF August This i
later than was expected; the canvas
will then be at its height bat it will. be
better late than never, Mir. Brislow
will have the warmest kind Of rccep.
ton from the republicans OF Vermont al
any time, aud will draw the lal gest and
best of Vermont audiences whenever he
will address them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03

= much-csieeined pastor, who was tor.
70 rIY ps-lor Of Congregations
church IN ueghboring tows, 10 writing
. q friend il this place, speaks as iol
bows u she republican candidate.
~ president sud vice president
am ieeiiug quite happy over the Gin
euuau nominations am personally
acquainted ailh both The nominees.
ilstcs sod Wheeler. aud verify believe
ibe Convention could not have nominated
tna better uea. Tie c9uairy has no
bfuct men % Offer itayes j. the mos,
psiieci Illustration D, tie suariter IA
ro8o Jonac' "a ~ that ever knew
vas never seglslnled WITH - positive
a nsu sto Ass 50 Bttic lisb.e 70 give
OF zee "a me opposite party And he !,
- aonest sad capable as ANY man that
irrsts iae American toil. II IL were
tfuPtf 10 give she name Of ths writer,
sto testimony given by him would need
So tatlher conagmallou Ia the jadgmeut
90 a.l vito know hin.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03
,rha opposIllon parly MAKO BAD com.

the opposition party makes sad CON.
plant because the republicans are pre-
pairing for al active campaign ia Yer,
mont, AMI contributing money to pro.
cnrc speakers from abroad 10 stump
the stale They evidently would like
70 sec 4 falling % ia the republican
mtlatiiy next September Of Eve Or ten
thousand IL would help them won
dgfiuly IN carrying doubtful states in
October and November, but, instead Ct
a falling or we shall expect to increase
the majority IA this state An active
campaign Is needed almost as much
70 vermont, ia a presidential year, as
Il New York Although there is new
81 any doubt as % how the state will
80 yea there is question as 10 the
majority
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03

Blaiord Wilson. late solicitor of the
treasury, has given great amount OF
testimony IN regard to the whiskey
prosecutions He il at personal enmi.
~ with President Grant. and yet his
Testimony goes 70 show that Grant was
sincere u lis Efforts to prosecute the
rings, aud that, except on certain coca.
sloos when he was influenced by bad
advisers, he was in perfect accord with
Btistow aud the other leaders in the
prosecutions
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03

Gen 1ut,le, Of Iowa, the most prom.
incnt democrat IN the state, and their
candidate for governor for two or three
years, has come out for Hayes and
Wheeler He made q speech the 9th
er night giving his reasons for the
change, a speech which every war
democrat ought to read Gen. futile
was a good soldier, aud is man Of
Il great deal of influence in that state
and elsewhere.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03

EstAiF MAtih " tiGfeY
We, the Subsefihers, beipg appointed Is
the Hon. Tie Probate Court TOT tho District 81
dsnehesiett CgmmirsiODffs tyfeceifr. Examine
tnd adiasl tho claims and dsmaHdspf ail persons
aRAlus tiie EHtate Ut
Nsthe. N06sl, late u Haper
y -aid Disird deceased ard Aisg 81 claims aud
ismsnds tihlMttd IN Offset thereto, hereby
Sise nolec, that ~ III meet f1f Ms pup ice
totesnd, a. tue dwelling Vase - the
sad deeeas q, og the 2iIh dty u Jauaary
aezt, ff0m ono uptil t1fea tcl0es w. 81 said
tst ku1 iaai stx months IRON tbe 2lai dag ~
Jaiy 1876 u tte TINS limited - stl4 Court fef
ald ertd tore 10 pfta us their eiai b - f,r
AafnihaiiJn ana At asbbte
Dated ~ Rapport Ills II tRY - July.
Mo
l.. q. HOPKINS fc
10 Iilj sh BUTTON b"iAt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03

ufe gfea Argumeut used BY the dem.
vcfs'sis lhAt tbe hard tlmes were brouah,
"a s} ne iepabilgsns, and that The cleo.
'ioH ~ liiden goaA prove aa immedi.
a9e remedy Ia the lirst piaec ,be repub.
aesns ace NOT resp3nsible lor the bard
hftts II j. lras al iunstloH Of The eur.
renet Wa ioaad neosssAu Ia puttlug
agWnA lebeiion btousbi shout b. south.
efp democrats AID uorthern sympAlhiz,
els Toe sabseqaen, oonirAelion aud re-
daelau q values may have lad some.
th,ns TO % will The depression OF trade,
ba, there ale hard times and failures 10
Gxaads sHd England, Ahd ali over the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03
ANOTHER EXPRESSION FROM cam
sCHuRZ.

ANoInEH EXPRESSION FROM carr
scHuRz.
Since people are still protesting to
have doubts Of Mr. Schufz's views
we take the liberty TO dispose Of them
by printing the following extract from
private letter just received from Ser.
ator Schurz
There is a striking contrast between
the hard soft money mixture IN the
democratic platform and candidates,
aud the strong, fearless assertion oil
moral duty in the financial paragraph
OF Gov. Hayes letter of acceptance
The views he expresses about the civil
service form the most comprehensive,
most clearly defined aud in every res
spect most satisfactory civil service
programme | ever saw uttered in a few
words and that programme is accom-.
panied by the pledge # an honest man,
that, II he is elected it shall be faith.
fully carried out in its completeness, and
that no personal ambition shall inter
ferc with the work Never had civil
service reiormers better opportunity
to fight with chance of real success
| mean the success Of the cause, and
not only the success OF a candidate or
party | shall support Gov Hayes
heartily and actively ard | have never
felt so clearly conscious of doing the
right thing for the best interests OF the
county
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03

Take the whole catalogue OF medicine,
aud You will not find preparation thai
cures kidney, glandular aud Bright't
disease as soon as lIuNT's REMEDY
Gravel, diabetes, dropsy, suppression
ana lnconiinence OF urine, pains il ,bc
side, back and loins, complaints Of The
uiino genital orgsns aud Female ifregu-
larities, are cured by llUNT REMEDY
HUNTS REMEDY restores roa sanitary
condition the impaired nerve structure.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03

There have been rumors of more
ighiing with hostile Indians, bat moth.
ing authentic has been received. Re.
Inducements have been sent for yard
add Crooks command relieved from
danger The authorities think the hos.
tile tribes can be subduei without the
aid ofyoluutecrs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03
aAsonasrEn susMEn nNsonr

The Equinox House, the Taconic
Hotel and the Elm House have al a
full quota Of summer guests. and the
private houses in cur village that take
bosrders are also well filed Man.
chester has not seen better season
since the railroad break. Ia 1897. The
time from New York TO Manchester il
siK and oEe-half hours, via Troy; ffom
Boston 10 Manchester, seven and one.
halt hours Oar present railroad man
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03
WANTS.

Aitffusthith is uHfev thts 4ya as ssats s,sf
e cash taseli8H
W tANtfp a tuueh tav eih thp hIebe.t
W rteNMsee sut}a Nks fu mara rus
pils b. rssrtss 81 private s.ea as gsfgns n,s5tf
a'e Address NNs = SCHNEIDER
Us hK ~ Asuahts af. w.
ITO WHoM III MAY CuNCEgN 49,. 4.
l hcroby gwen thhK application wa H. nal.
70 De isfieAiu5y 81 NrFsntnt 81 theif ueat 49,
ttat % tv h8iise h uHehrg b ts18 ffa
fehaf the STATE .f pAft t8effaf ua Altar.
aA'a ~ fhe t"ardaff a e soms " sH tss
naaniips a. bp@ constituted. ot 4ha creation 81 =
htN raupA at COUNT >. q "a tlf rstshi 4bt4aff
-f'on We mhin lines " sil iads To a4afaat n
The canniY ; ale ~ the tAst s{lc 81 the si.ia
"H'ch ugw lorsid svay t.om All |iats'sf
e. ] fJsl~
Jaif ASA. LIS ma.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03
j. NJ GHlfFiiH
10 q " WALL A"na

I ) ths District Court " tha Utited HlAtss flf
i he Dtsanei = S. mont
Il be m&tief u Lssis u Cook. b4HkfBpg Is
g4Hkra toy
Diziflei Of Fefla o. So FisHfHit. 81 ssid
aiafl~., tAe n dsY " Juar. A u. 1910
The andsfagata bsfebJ KiBts ~ Sc - Iis
a. p9ntfaent ~ assIEbee ~ Lrsls ~ 4oI II
&ulf9fd, ia Ibs eounty ~ beegimxgDa, STATE ~
Vermont sithiB ssid distfief. abs las h4eH Al
aqgsd bsakrapi spoa BE % d y, iil.u, ~ ia
1etfsst Ganst u SID alstfei, sAd hat DE- las
tgss ptsd ss.d trasE
hisEfgfd tay :. 1910.
SIS JOHN w. MIILUAn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03
I ,OMMIssIONERsl NOTICE

I-tse Df Jssspl W. hafr
The uudeisiH ID AaWpg heth appointed ~
ths Hon frsia cart f9f BE- Ilsulsl - Nai.
c4esisf comm ri u1rs. - rec eYe.tt miae. snd
joe III esliaa sud dtnaads VI All pafsnis
iRalast Dc ssista % tasepn w. aofse, late
. Lofssl, 10 - d district, deceased. AID ~
claims exhibited lH onstf tutf e. itithy give mo-
lee thEt We Wi mttt fn fBa tBrl osrs alter
aia, a. TIE house u Ira q shF4u 80 ssid D9rset.
. the 81 Gay q gsngafg le1t, hon u'eiauk b
unih =. M, sta thats months ffsm tie
"a Gay q gaiy, A. y ITO Is tbs time hnif
~ - e3ut f9f said cffdli0fs a. bf rs
hslf eislms ~ us i0r examination 4Fd ~ 6saBfs.
Dated ~ i'oTs,f inis 81 cay u 8aiy
4. d. ls7a,
j NJ GHlFufH.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03

5LAcKsMlTHlNc

faefoE, Poisr. Aseast Is96,
The Subscribers hsYs opened ulseksmitl,
shop Va ihts village. near IS eaulsa8 tbsp
iofmerly owned by nes,h 3 ite wasre ID
tfAnti - Of ~ trade are conducted VITA tlfQ
Az q, a,.es' eh SUD wlih lbl ~ 10 LAW AND
~ LIVE. fsptud attention maid n tofss.
sh'''HE tpsON 4 iutY
4 tkin like monumental aiahasler nav
be atisihcd by using GLGNN's srtrnrR
soar, which dee. away with The neers.
SHY Tor sulphur baths. TRY ii, ladies
u Is a genuine beautder, and yer, COO.
uomicai
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03
Republican state Nominations,

aH tfEAHE,
HORACE FAIRBANKS.
81 81 J,hnstav
rH tsEr-GuFEEEoA
HEDFlELD PROCTOR,
% Buland
foa FEFterafn,
lOHN A. PAGE.
~ Montpelier
foa ItlCreFs AZ IknGE,
JACOB EsTEY.
81 Bfsuleb5ro
CHARLES J. HOUGHTON,
81 North Bennington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03
For olsh Or Ready Pay oil
TAXES.
EARM FOR SALE.The nlncn tnow,

"'s 'I'RI1 ITO VIHNN hHWWH
As the VIM. Leonard Farm siinal Ell one mile
from Bendyile, on stage road b Mspebostcr
said farm contains 40 acr0s we'll timbered. with
atotl KIN, house, barn and apple orchard
Also rood Circular sag Mil 30 80 piiuAted in
Jamaica % large sucam Of wafer Is feet head
70 10 ~ power, b0ub.p house barn blAcksmitl,
shop aud 80 acres land Terms e8py
Apply 20 o. address
MARX LtyFBM0HF
~ Jamaica w.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03
ron SAFE.
JaIglI.l 1875

Agoal lhue.yesrs HElrER Ia.t com, n
inquire q EliEB y flsu.
~, Co. Manchester. "
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03
Astray.

Came nto ihocu lqsuro ~ ibe sob ,oribtr jail,
2 gray yearlipg nEIFE8 minus sue esr.
Inc "ncr Is reqnestei to pioye properly, pty
charges, and lako her away.
lSllH DUNBAR
South Dofact July az 1916
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03
Republican County Ticket.

FHA saAAToEs,
J HENRY GUILD, Of Rupert;
siLAs MASON, ~ Rcadsboro.
toB ASSISTANT JUDGES,
a T.. GRAHAM, Of Winhall;
JOHN v. CARNEY, Of Bennington.
ron snfuWr,
DAVID CRoFGT, o. Arlington.
FOR IngH BAIIiFr,
JONATHAN HAPGOOD, Of Peru.
f0R STATES ATTORNEY,
" D SHELDON, Of North Bennington
FOR JUDGES oF PROBATE,
r. u. BURTON, Dist Of Manchester;
GEO, W. HARTMAN, Dist. Bennington
Election Tuesday, September 9th, 1870
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

TINE is tho test of what's what. No
avoiding that conclusion. Look a!
Evan David, the man OF horss-sense and
stable qualities. Not anywhere can be
found q man who stands better than he
in the community by whom ne IS sur
rounded. That is because he attends to
his business like an honest industrious
man. You may rely on the sterling
quality Of his horses; his buggies are
sound in wheel and spring and shaft;
his.harnessss neversbreak,-nor his tret-
is Q perfect institution and most admira-
bly, kept; and we take unfeigned plea
sure in giving ii eur unreserved endorse
ment.
A spECrAL MEETING of the members Of
the Order Of Knights of Pythias in Car
son City is called for this evening. at 8
O'Clock, at Masonic Hall, for the pur-
pose Of making arrangements for the
burial of the body of their deceased
Brother Burgesser. See official notice
Published elsewhere in the APPEAL OF
this morning.
Presentation. Phil Roach of San
Francisco (just arrived from an anti
Coelie mission to the sast). paid this Of
fec . visit in company with Hon. T. w.
Healy, yesterday. The editor is sorry
that he was absent at the time.
TIE RExo Fanny the courtesy of
Mr.. T. B. Winston this Office is supplied
with . copy ofthe programme in pamph-
let. of the Reno Agricultural Society.
The Fair will be held from September
18th to the 10th, inclusive.
TIE Lombardy Poplars in st. Peters
ehurch-vard need to be shsared of their
superabundant, growing limbs.
OHE seldom sees 70 luxuriant . growth
of red clover as that which stands in Mr..
Dean Hatch's front yard.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-15
TIC Ratification Meeting Tonight.

We predict a very large and enthusl-
ss.ic meeting in Virginia City this eve
ming. Many OF the best takers have
bee n mustered in. All factions OF the
party. all old seceders and OF oxen are
amiably standing in. and this is to be
the year Of victory and jubilee. The
work Of the Centennial year will be htiy
and conservatively rounded up. 1t will
be a handsome delegation which goes
mp to represent the Republican party OF
Ormsbv County. As 70 sent bread to
the sufferers by the FIRE SO will We evince
an active sympathy and extend hearty
co.o,era,ion 10 the fire tried Republicans
of old Storey. What is going to be so
auspiciously begun should not be allow
ed 10 grow cool. bnt the heat OF enthusl-
asra must be sustained by word and act
and song and music and banners and
bonfres from this on until the day OF
election in November.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-15
srlNlNe STOCK REPORT
Forenoon Beard

sa5 opbir SOS ~. Sos 49,, lSJs "A,
Sos "A h5. 20s az
sa5 Mexican aa5s a.4, 20s 215s, los
27Z
Is5 Gould 4 Curry Sos 1917, IS 49,,
zoos 49,
$50 Hes, a. Beicher sos i0js, 30s IL,
lOus 40a
$50 California iS5s 81, l5s 6ll9. 4>Os
6Ois. 2.1,s5s TO. l.95s 59a!, sos
500. 1908 6li., 2cs 59's, loOs
5994 s9a, Jos SO, l0os So.
IC5 Savage IS
1890 Con Virginia SOS 46s44. 6SOs IA, zoos
rs 30, ..,5s i..1ss, Us Ala, SOS
lSIZ. 2a5s 4Tl4, 70s AIS, zoos
A.. SOS i.i3
30 Chollar los Il. sos Il
$50 Hale & Nercross 6Y0s 3, SOS "a.
los 81.
10 Crown Point aos "a. los %. COS
90, los a4
JOs 25ss. 4l0s 25k
a0l5 Imperial l235s "a, 6>os is, zoos
!, b30, 50os AS
30 Eentuc!. los l0'.. 1ns lo's
rs Alpha 395s Sd. Sos $50. 1Gos Si3.
Sd brlcher secs IL, lbs IL.
20 Utah Is
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AS Bullion 40
10 Exchequer IS 10, 52s AZ
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595 Overman s3. 63l.. rs 4. "a
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S.i5S6T.
$40 Lady Bryan 25c
80 Baltimore ls0s Ia. ZOOS rs
100 Rock Island
10 Dardanelies
I55 Silver Hill Is ~, $685.
ECO Woodville
100 kossuth lss
$50 Andes 2
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- Levia:han 65c
- Occidental 80
Evening Report
$50 Eureka Con 4Os IL, lo0s I11a, 40s
III
go Jackson los 27s. o5Os 2i5
iS5 Alps zoos IA, 1855 / zoos / y
SIS Belmont 25Gs 25s, G65s )
800 Prussian ~
200 Leopard 1905 50. 440s 9, los SIS
100 Jefferson sos ., Sos
100 ella soc
6GO Panther 1908 IL, 5O0s Is
80 HusSey 1905 /. l5s 1oc, l00s 9oc,
zoos 9Oc, lbs Que
100 Northern Belle -
lG0 Typo ll3s
20 Gen Thomas SOS 81, los 2}s
so Metallic l
1850 Mansfield 25Os 55c, sOOs521]5c, 3cos
571sc b3O, zoos SIC
200 CosO Con ZOOS 35c, 150s Soc
100 Modoc3
700 New Coso Sos IL, 650s ~
30 Golden Chario. 40c
.S5 Con Virginia 10s 4634. CLOS 49,,
Ass 1853, los 46h, sos 463s
225l0 California boss 5712, 2S5s 5Ii2.
2Qs 51jz, COOS 81
80 Overman los 60, 40s 6J1l
a0lO Imperial li5s As. ls65s 4A
so yellow Jacket Dos %, 20s 2ial, 10s
a47ss, 21Os 2il2, 400s 81
go Ophir Ices IL. S20s 4019, los IA
b3O, - 4l4, tits 4OA
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-15

has opened PRIVATE SCHOOL for little
children, on the corner of Third and
Thompson street, one block south of the
Catholic Church. jy102W
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-15
I 0 R E n 7.

A MILK RANCH, ON THE WARM
~ Springs Road, containing 800 acres OF
splendid hay and pasture land. with dwelling
house. barn for sixty cows, milk houses and
everything suitable for a milk dairy. Apply ct
the law Office of T. W. ". DAVIES.
July -, ls7G. I'm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-15

TaE cool weather still! continues.
Shswls and Spring overcoats were found
very comfortable last night. It's always
coo! when the west wind blows as 1t "ld
yesterday.
Nh. DIAN LYMAN vas in the city yes.
terdxy. He SPEAKS hopefully Of the
bonanza.
CorsTEBFE.r Trade Dollars are said to
he in circulation in Virginia City.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-31
THE eUB.COMMITTEE.
Fourth Day.

The members of Senator Wadleigh's
branch of the senatorial committee we're
promptly on hand half an honr after the
rlme fixed for meeting. The East Baton
Rouge case was continued.
Senator Mcdonald stated that he desired
Mrs. Alice Gilbert be required to give the
names of the prominent citizens Of Baton
Rouge whom she charged with coming to
her house after her husband and putting .
rope around her neck to compel her to say
where her husband was, and committing
other acts of bulldozlDg. He said she has
stated that there WAS one lawyer. one mer-
chant, one doctor, and three clerks. He
| be given in order that her testimony could
| be refuted.
Senator Wsdleigh was undecided % to
| whether she should be compelled to do 90
J or not; was inclined to think he should re-
l Quire it. The committee would take the mat
| ter into consideration.
! Senator Mcmillan expressed views similar
to those Of Sen ator Wadleigh. He was
| doubtful whether it would be safe for the
| witness or not.
The Democratic counsel stated that her
safety would be guaranteed.
Senator WadleiRh in . pleasant manner
remarked, that Mat Carpenter guaranteed
that there would be no trouble about the
back pay bill; but he was not returned to
| the Senate. A verbal guarantee was NOT a.
ways good.
james Casby, colored, sworn-Was com.
missioner At poll one. ward eleven, parish
of East Baton Rouge, ut the last election; the
voting went along very we'll until about ter
| O'CLOCK, when the cOlOred men com menceG
| to come up to vote; the Democrats tool
their registration papers and wanted tt
hand in tickets for them; refused to receive
heir tickets ct second hand; after counting
The votes the official f.ures did not sgres
with those kept by the Democrats who hat
taken uOwn tue names OF sll cOlOred mer
voting, and the cleo ion commissioners wer,
compelled TO make their figures correspond
with those kept by Democratic; Demo
cratic commissioner advised Republican
| election officers to vote the Democratic
I ccket; no said We would in that case b.
| protected; he did not say who We would b.
| protected from; suppose it was from tn
/ Democratic.
To S+nater McDonald-The poll list Wa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-31

No person sensible enough to insure his
property should neglect investing 81 in the
great dollar drawing of the Louisiana State
Lottery Company. Not only is the principle
involved in both instances precisely the
same, but the prudence displayed is equally
creditable and sensible. The parallel runs
cloeer than many would suppose at first
and hssty glance.
In insuring your property you consider
the chances against fire, and pay q very
small sum to secure very large amount in
case chance decides against you.
In the lottery You pay very small sum
to secure very large one in case chance
decides in your favor. So if there is any
advantage at all it lies in the latter over the
former system.
The drawing now proposed illustrates
this plainly. For 81 invested in ticket
You secure . chance of winning $4,000,
another of winning $4,000. another Of win
ming $4,000, together with over 1900 chances
of winning prizes of smaller yet substantial
amounts. What prudent person can afford
to pass such an opportunity by, or neglect
90 obvious . duty to himself or to his fam
ilyi Tho object is ono Of weighty consid.
GRAFTON BY al, and in that light We conn
snAn6 II.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-31

Carpets, picture frames, brackets. and
every other conceivable article conducive
70 tho comfort and elegance of home, are
"a Ia found at Messrs. Heath, Pippey &
Lsrs's, Nos. 81 and SO Camp street, who
keep . large and fresh stock Of goods in
their line constantly ON hand, and sell at
tho must reasonable prices. Persons who
intend making New Year gifts should beal
this in mind, ss there are few ladies who
would not prefer . set of laee curtains
shromc, or carpet to . less useful. though
perhaps moro SNOWY, gift. CAL and ex'
anime the stock.