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Influenza In tho Council to socurn tho holding Of
an election for MaYur In April.
A!essra. Hing, Klmbark, and Co1l'urn ucro MP
rolntod committoo to neonto Apoakers 10 nd
dress tho Cluh ht It's re1t meoting.
Measra. Colburn, Hing, aud Kimbafk wore ar-
pointed Committed 10 take Into consideration
tho appointment Of teleghtoa for tho ward 10
tho coming Town Convention.
Tho question Of rstsfng money to l!qntdats,
referred TO tho Executive Committee.
Tho rczIRnation Of tbs Hcorotary Of tho Club,
". j. 1sowli, waa thon road, md tue inooting
adjourned,
THE FIFTH.
4 largo meeting OF tho loading Republicans of
the First ant1 Hccond Precincts of tho Fifth Ward
WAS hold nt Republican Headquarters, coEnor Of
Michigan nyenuo and Ihtrts-llrst atreet, taBt
0Touing for the purpose Of taking hetioh rclativo
to the coming municipal election, and to non,t-
natc aotne ono 10 represent that portion Of tho
ward In tho Common Cnunoi1. Tho meeting was
called 10 order by Mr.. ". II. Harper, Chairman
OF tho Executive Committee of the Fifth Ward
Club. On motion OF h1r. II. 8. Wheeler, Mr..
John Jones was called to tho ohatr and sir. D. N.
tllon oallod for.
AIr. q. II, Yn,1doscook nominated tue prosont
incumbent, tho lion. II. D. Stopc, and stated
that hfr. Htono had made flno RECORD on al
questions involving tho fntereata OF tho whole
people.
slr. b. 8. Covert also boro Testimony to hfr.
Htono's record bolng cioar, and hoped tho moot
ing won!d sustain him. z.-,
Col. 1,icaby stated tt,as hIr. stones record was
outi1oly satisfactory to him, and tho large l,,a-
jority Of the tak.payers. not only OF tno Fifth
Ward, but also Of tito city ut large, and he fully
concurrod in all th.t had bocn. said.
htessrs. Bash, bradley, md ot,ors spoke ia
aatsesiug terrns Of Afr. Stone.
Tho uuosHon having been put, there Wns q
unanimous vote for hts denomination.
On motion Of D. N. Lash. It 'yAs voted TO work
act3scly In favor OF the nominee Of tho Third
aud Fourth Precincts. CallR for signatures wore
ulado. aud abous twenty members woro added te
tho club.
Ths nloosing then adjourned. with the best oi
good fpcilng.
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Work on tho aowora and brick work Of the
bloomington, ILL.,, ssand-pipe will be resumed
Monday.
Mayor Hay, Of Springfield, H.. hos appointed
tho following gentlemen ~ delegatos to tho
Bouthorn statca' Immigration Convention which
assemblies at New Orleans March I; J. ".
llunn, Charlea RIdgoly, Charles Brady, O. +.
Herman, and Mai. Louis 6outhes.
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the teat murderer may bo discovered nut II. After my
n slain, the murderer shall b. founa, Whist good
! -


aon il sat, the murderer shall b found, shst good
won1i It do hint
Therefore II promptneea necessary for tre II short.
Only cr,el hard, aud vulgar people can look forward
In ihs on,snt wlion my sons blood shall now, sud
put Bpot On ukre. Herein h Tho ssylng fulfilled
Who fAvas sonl Ia Isrte 10 him It will be couossd
a II ha had saved Tho whole wof!d.h
Help ms, and thu Holy One hAl|owed he 1ls nane-
will hsvo mercy up3a 1ou, that you ahA know Moth
in ifeavcn pray r. foinate ma not hfoslnts 1,ra.
will our foes ray, ~hoso thoughts and deeds ara ii.
rrcsd only to the cxtnRulah1nH of thu Of fafAtl
and 10 drive us ko Aneep 10 tho t1sughtar.
Bea1cd with the bloody tears Of a1rrowing aud
hcAft-brokon friend, IfnAKL,
A rumor has boon circulating among tho Po-
1tsh Iewa Of the city that the ao-calle lkoformed
JoWn-tlsht Ia, tho1o who ohncrvo Tho Jewish
ritual only In q worry modified sbt enlightened
tnsnnor-woFs rafaing $l8.G0D toward = fund for
eating new trial for Nu1onntein. Tho report
Is said to hare been SGT ntoht by Kubensten's
family in tho hopc that tho rivatly-tho armed
noutrhf1tY-wl,ich extsta botwoon them and tho
Polish Jews will create = determination In tho
Inter not 70 bo outdone, and impsl them to con-
tribute . similar amount. One clrcnmBtAuce
which Is aa'd to make tho correctness Of tho suf-
position appehr probable, Ia tho Significance A.
tached BY people lsko tho Nubonateins TO the
number IL 10 association With acts Of bopoyo-
lnnce. that being the nrmericA1 value Of tho 1le-
brow lettera caeth and yod which compose tho
word chat, life. Tho Hebrew letters Are t1aod
Qiko the letters OF tho Roman A1phabct) to rep
resent number ~ we'll ~ language.
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70 Tia Editor Of 1te Chte19o Tribune:
Cu1oAao, Feb. 25.--1u your insuo OF yesterdsy
appears report Of d meeting Of tho Republicans
Of tho Seventeenth Ward. In which tho under
signed ts t1sstod with tho groatest injustice, A
cortalu Rudolph 1saacs, who waa Chairman ot
said meeting, and unknown to The voters ot tho
Seventeenth Ward, mhle tho allegation that tLo
undersigned, with some othor persons, In = pro
riuna meeting elected themselves 70 tho Grand
Couucil Thia In perfectly uutrLof The meet-
inE this man 1sAacH has reference to WAS hold =
feW wcoks ago. without tho solicitations Of tho
undorhignod, and, If lie WAS thoEo cloctod 10 any
oh.ce, it Ha8 done without any effort on his
side.
Tho unlorsignel AvoHsto be Republican. and
ho will nlways stick to tho Republican party aa
long aa thoro Ia ohanca that honest and pure
,nen can be elected to oflco, nnd 80 long ho will
support this very ticket. But with my other
10 will certainly not support thous.
puu1p HHrHMuELLEl.
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POLITICAL.
Call for tho Illinois Republican
State Convention.
Republican Ward Meotings''-Ald. r.
B. Stone Unanimously Ronom.
mated.
Tho Independents Beginning tho Work
OF Organization.
CINCINNATI NlEANNES3
II COMPARED WITH CHICAGO L1nENALIT1.
- IL - SAhtx.x

MI CpMPANEn WITH CHICAGO LEnEHALIf1.
Hp<efal Dtspateh 10 The Chleaoo tribune,
WAsu1xa1ox, D. O., Feb. 25.-Thcro IL quite
aorious movement TO Induce tho Republican M
hopal Committee to reconsider tho voto by which
Il WAS dooldod to hold tho Convention at Cncin-
nail. Gov. Morgan, Chairman Of tho Commit.
iee, is said to navo given al opinion that tho
action Of tho Committee can DO Eeconstdarsd by
! majority. Moro than enough Of tho Commit
toonian who rotod for Cincinnati have oxpresBed
! dosirn pov to yoto for Chicago, Bill Kenlble,
Who WAS mainly instrumental IN defeating CHI
.ago aul oast(Bg tho Cincinnati Yo.o for Glncin-
patt, has sent word hero that 10 Is ready for d
reconsideration and for Chicago. The catiHe Of
Tho objection Ia tho hotel oxtortion At Cincinnati
One Now York spectator has obtained exo1ueiyo
toptfot Of one OF tho boat lloteis.
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"Buppoee should locate mysalf on tlta
claim ~ said = stranger to \ company Of Nevada
ptusra. "Weli, the ohAnoaa ire, o0e OF tho
p,inssa gsi1Cly rspl:ad. that yoa would sooo
ind yourself dislqcAtod1s
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BAv4NxAu Ga, Fob. 25.-Alos Bucs, negro,
and ono Of tho muedererS OF Mrs. Cochran and
her daughter, was takon to Eden, tho sceno Of
tho crime, "Wednesday night, and whito under
guard In warehouse waa shot and Instantly
killod by negro, who escaped. 1t Is supposed
Bucs ws4 killed By ono Of hsa own gang, 10 pre-
yout hia making confession.
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CHARGED WITH FORGERY AND LARCENY.
Dosros, Feb. 25.--John N. Plosce, formerly
tho Cashier Of tho Merchanta' National Bank Of
Lowell, and lately acquitted OF the charge Of
emhezxlemcnt was to-d1y arrested o. q charge
Of forgery and larceny.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
nrrtcx ox foHptnpLLkR TUE OURRtNgT,l
WARRINGTON, Hsa. tS5S4 .
An pssaoas ha.inS esas At.sst n. foassa Aasta1a4
s.sss, NJ = s4is Lsal pso<4 ,hst.0s sIsaa tats3
ntba ko {sxeN b. 4Essrsn, EeaslTag, ~ t4a o2s "
es'a oAaA u sas s*~ ~ JOHN JAY KNOX.
QGuptgoll9f Of the EukxpaGJ.
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5ptetoi Dnputeh 10 Tia Chicago Tribune.
DLooMrNaron, Ill, Fob. 26,-FusB Dudley and
another darkey known ~ "Bu1alo" wero ar
sestad tonight BY tho police whilo entering
house fol- buag!ary. Dualey III au old jailbird
and dcepeEnQo,
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New YonK. Fob. 25,-patriok Cullerton has
been arrested charged with grand larceny IN
Chicago.
, 1876-02-26

RECOVERY OF STOLEN MONEY.
8An FRANCISCO, Fob. 25.-Lanaing. Cashior Of
tie Korn Valley Bank, Of Bateraaeld. arrested
bus cofessod to having robbed the bank, and dis
oloHed where tho atoIen funds wero deposited,
All have bsep recovered.
, 1876-02-26
ACQUITTED.


Special D|srateh to Tbs Chtes1oo Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD. H.. Fab. 25.-In tic Fodcral
District Court to-day the Hon. q. II. Frov, Of
Ford County, suoceoded In clearing Napoleon
Lyon, indicted as An eoeosBoty with Niles Hurt tp
robbtug tie Paxton 1ost-0fflce.
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Cf1AnLE8ToN, hIo., Fob. 15.-Thouas Houdton
fcolorod) yesterday killed his uifo and wouadod
Ills aon-iu-1aw.
, 1876-02-26

Special Dispateh to TAs Chiedoo tribune.
MILWAUKEE. fpb. 26.-A grand fracaa hotween
newspapermen took place In front OF tho Grand
Opera-Houso tonight, ". G. nobsrts, Of the
Sentinel assaulttng Dan Chittendsn. brother Of
tho chief editor Of tho Commercial Times, for
publishing a9 Article .tnsaestns On h 6ue With
George Moody. assiatnnt foreman OF tho Sentinel,
solatod to n family whose troubles wero exposed
saosat!onAllY by tho Times, theu took up the
quarrel and hesnultel Chittendeu, but Tas takon
on by police officer bcforo roVolvc1n could 10
drawn.
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70 The Edittr Of fTEA Chteaao Iftbun<:
Cu1oAoo, Fob. 25.-As only about aix woeks
yot ren,1in before tho election Of Mayor, Treas
uror, Cerk, Assessor. nud thiEty-nix Aldermen
these fow weokB should DO SO uscd that thor
ongh reform In our municipal ofiloors should bo
tho roault
In order to accomplish this. It is necessary
that every respectable voter should fcel 1t duty
ha owcs 10 his city to put in more or lesa slme
and labor and uao h'a iniluonce At The olnb-mcet-
ings and out Of thoin, 10 Tho end that uono but
houcs., efficient, and well-known persons shall
DO selected az candidates for tho sufrrages Of tho
norublieata Of tlla city. Let every honeBt
aoo that they are not run by cliqaes, and do all
in his powar to keep tho control cut Of tho hauda
Of bummorH and pot-honae politicians. Ropub-
licanB. do your duty, and We will have m honest
sot Of Asaeaeors, Colleutors Aldermen, Go., In
chatgo Of tho municipal affalrs Of Chicago.
FoUnT1 WAnp REPUBLICAN,.
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EA8r SAa1sAw, Mich, Feb. 25.--A case Of i'm
portanco ia nov pending In tho JuBtico'a Court
In this city. John Gallagher. banker and City
Treasurer, Was nz1cstod on q complaint of VOL
1lngtoo Il. Burt, . lumberman, charged with
fatao prcsonseB, Tho status Of tho Case as set
forth In tho complaint, Is that about April 8,
1875, GallaQhor wen ! 10 Dnrt and informed him
thas tho State Of Misaisaippi hll thrown into
conld bo purchased for about 25 couts por acre.
and. being valuable, could ba sold at = handsome
profit, and proposed to burt to Join him
III tho purohaae OF uno-l,alF nterest in zoo, COO
acres; that the e1ponae Of securing tho fand
and examining would not e1cscl $500. Burt
consented, aud GALLAGHER made uote for tho
amount payable to Hurts order, and indorsod BY
Burt. Gallagher took tho Dote, and wan to got
It discounted. aud proceed TO NfisstnB1pp1 and
secure tho tltls to tho land. In May Gallagher
went to Burt, and stated 10 had secured the title,
and patcrta Tor tho lands Nere being matte out
IN burt's namo. To finish paving for tAe !nads
thseo notcB OF ii 900 nAch we're drawn, payable
10 Burt's order, indorsed by Hurt and delivered
to Gallagher to pay for the lands. 10 socuto
Burr for his indoraament Gallagher gave d
In Nebraska. Tho mattor ran along until tho
proeeut time when Durt, who Ind Investigated
Tie matter, made complaint, stating that GAL
laphor had not bought tho lands, Or socurod tho
tstlo or patents, had fraudn1ertly obtained
Durt'B signature to notes for $40, 900, aud did
not own lands In Nebraska. Gallagher gave
bhi1 IN tho sum Of LEGO. Witnesses from Ais
atBBippi and Nebraska will bo sent for. Able
counsel are engaged on both sides.
Tho aboEo aro tho facts aA given fn tho COM
plant upon which tho warrant Waa Issued,
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DANIxL HHxrAkp. Secretary.
UHARLxs 3. FAnWkLL, W. G. gHrpKH,
j. II. PoPx. eioRHAN II. Ryan,
CHARLIE II. HgZp, s. II. DEWEY,
JAMES II. CLAIM. WAEn.N It. 1lIoEox,
+. @, HAAruRGuER, r. ]. KINNEY,
JOHN W. uuNN, JOHN D. HAMILTON,
+, u. NxEnLEs, A. O. MATTHEWS,
TnxonoBE CAN1k1uB, JAMES FIsHnAcx,
+. 8. TAYLOR, RICHARD buTLEn.
II. TEXTILE. MICHAEL r. RAkAN,
Dn. IosEFit nnDDfNs, ". II. BAnLow,
CIAaLnz II. nAM, I'M. Tnu11r,
"A. HoxAy, JOHN I. liHAKKn,
". N, DnA1AAnp, Gil J. Dunn,
a. +. HM1Tu, EDWARD DosHAM.
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FOR SALE,

SODA WATER APPARATUS,
Fnz tho manufacturing Of So.la w.fes. Ginger Az
Wtuos, Mineral Waters, Aeaa lsoos t1ees, e'o, ARG
uisposng ApInsatus for tbs tountes. OIL new primes
plos. Baud Tor C4talngus with ss1tts 81 Judges IN
Cor. Elm, and Frantl!rss.. Ssw York.
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r1ErAhE FOR THE ELECTION.

The Committoe then adjourned to moot At the
Bnno pIace Saturday evening at s o'clock.
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10 ST.!
I. q S T..

l. o S T.
0HEoKs OF RAYMOND b ELY MINING
~ Company. lost or stolen from the mails
that left Phoebe December 3lst, 1875: No. 1859,
Sll6; No l3s4s, 500; No 1S776, Sis; No 1888,
Sll6; No 1857. SIC; No 1915. Sis; No 1925.
sos 50; No lssas, sl22 No laoss, $50: No 1855.
SlS2 u.s. No lAosS. $sss IS; No 140ss. 81; No
1880. si7O; No 1859. $50 50; No 1lOOS, si72; No
1898, $40; No 1859, slS7 Is; No 1901. sl22;
No l406l, SITS: No l40S9, $50: Ne lA0S3. $500;
No 1854, 800; No 1876, s24; No lS72A. $50; No
1905. 500; No ls77s. SEQ; No l4oee, si2s 20; No
1875. $40; No 1879. 500; No 1882, 3ll6; No
1907, $40: No l<057. $40; No 1S70o. $40, No
lA042. 42S7 80: No l407S. SIT 81; No 1910, y52;
No l4076. 1856 80: No l4l0s. S226 %; No lS701.
slle; No lAos2, $500; No ls727. Sils; No iss22.
Sl24; No ls237. $40; No 1880, si2A; No lssAS.
el24; No 1918. $S4.
A. J. Blair. Superintendent. on Alps Mining
Company; No 7, s34; No q. s27.
VIM. Il. polman, on Wells, Fargo Co., San
]. h. Rice, Agent. on Wells, Fargo Co.. San
Francisco: No 1919. $50 25; No 1888, &lA rs; No
lss, $50 80; No 1870. SASS 80; No 2oi. s2l 20; No
". Z. Grimm. on Wells. Fargo / Co, San
frsneiseo: No Ass. sass 20; No 4S7, $40; No
r. ". Clute. on Bank os California. San Fran.
cisco: No $50, $31 rs; No SIT. $500: No 962.
800; No so6. $a5; No ss7. Isl; No ~. sloe.
Also the following stocks; Certificate No f0lsl.
ten shares Of Yellow Jacket. name OF Jas. h.
Latham L Co.. Trustees: certificate No 1o4S2. ten
shares Yellow Jacket. name Of Jas. II. Latham
Co., Trustees: certificate No 6772. twenty shares
Mexican Mining Company stock; certificate No
2s747. ten shares ophir Mining Company stock.
Transfer has been stopped on stocks and ray
ment on checiA
STATE BANK OF NEVADA.
BY J. W. wlioHT, Manager. jie-tf
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And in accordance with Law and an order Of
OF the Board Of Directors. made on the first
day Of December, 1875, so many shares OF each
parcel Of said stock as may be necessary will
be sold at public auction. at the office Of the
Company, No. 4l9 California street San
Francisco, California, on Tuesday, the
sth day Of February, 1878. at the hour Of
two O'Clock p. M OF said day, to pay said de-
linquent assessment thereon. together with
costs Of advertising and expenses Of the sale.
CHAS. Z. ELLIOT. Secretary.
Ofhce-Room 20. No. 400 California street.
Son Francisco. California. jalS-td
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE THIS
i day leased to J. N. CURTIS the Free Corral
formerly occupied by Boone Dolman, Lower
Main street. Mr.. Curtis will be found ct the
old stand in the Hay and Grain trade, and will
pay strict attention to al business pertaining
to . general custom and feed depot.
All persons indebted to the late arm Of Boone
Dolman and to VIM. II. Dolman are requested
TO make settlement without delay.
October 10, ls76.
ols.W wN. Il. DoLNAN.
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DELINQUENT SALES.

Phoebe Silver Mining Company
coin county. Nevada; Notice. -
There IL delinquent upon the following ces-
cribed stock. on account Of assessment NO. I'D
levied on the first day Of December, 1873.
the several amounts set opposite the names OF
the respective shareholders, as follows
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SheriR's Sale.

SheriRs Sale.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the District Court In and for the
County of Lincoln, State of Nevada, and to me
directed and delivered, for q Judgment rendered
in said Court, on the 18th day Of October, A. d.
1875, in favor Of Vim. H. Ellis, and against the
HUM and Hunt Silver Mining Company, for
the sum Of three hundred and ffty-eight, 1871 100
gold coin dollars debt. together with two hum
dred and sixty-four gold coin dollars, tax costs,
and all accruing costs and interest, I have lev
led on the following property. to wit:
All the right, title and interest in and to the
mine known as the HUM and Hunt Silver Min
ing Company's mine, situated and located In
Ely Mining District, Lincoln County. Nevada;
also the house and building on said mine, one
engine and boiler reels and the shafts, tun-
nels, drifts, slopes and all the appurtenances
thereunto sppertaining or belonging.
Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, the ed Day Of November,
A. ID. 1875,
will sell all the right, title and interest of
said HUM and Hunt s. NJ. Co in and to the
above described property, at the Courthouse
door. in Lincoln county, at IL O'Clock NJ, ut
public auction, for cash in hand, to the highest
and best bidder, to satisfy said execution and
all costs and interest in gold coin,
Dated Phoebe, Oct. 18th. 1875.
A. FIFE, Sheriff,
By g. W. BIRpsALL, Deputy Sheriff.
PostPOnement.
The above sale is hereby postponed until
Friday, November 10th, ISIS, at same
Dated Phoebe, November 2. 1875.
A. FIFE. Sheriff.
By G. BIRpsALL, Deputy Sheriff
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A IL PERSONS KNOWING THEMsKLvRs
"A indebted to ]. Myers : Bro. will please
CONS forward and settle their accounts immsdi-
atsly, Otherwise all accounts remaining unset
tled on the INST dsv Of January, 1s7C, will b.
placed In the hands Of IN ofhcer for collection.
dlT-0 J. MYERS BRO.
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IAere u but enc Joh O0eo In
pAoaho---ehat ~ the Record.
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N oTI0E.

A LII STATE AND COUNTY TAXES FOR
IA the fiscal year 1875 are now due and pays-
BE, and the Law in regard to their collection
will be strictly enforced.
MILES CULLEN,
Treasure Lincoln County. Nevada, and e.
o6lcio Tax Receiver.
Phoebe, New, October 18th, 1875.
olQ.N
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-09-27

The indianapolis journal publishes COM
plete list of the private bills presented to the
last House during the last session--140 in
nuinber--and foots mp the total amount claim
ed at s., 5s3. 269. In addition to these, it
calls attention to a bill now pending to re-
fund to the Southern States certain direct
faxes, amounting to 49, 492, 10 /; TO another
bill for refunding the tax paid on raw cotton,
from 1868 to 1868, amounting to SOS, orr, 388 |;
TO another bill directing the allowance OF
compensation for the use and occupation by
the United States army during the war, aud
to another one to pay for stores and supplies
taken by or furnished for the United States
army, including the use and loss of boats
The amounts represented by the latter claims
are enormous and the danger OF putting the
question Of paying them into the hands of the
Democratic Congress is at.once apparent.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-09-27
TIE C0NsPIR4CY.

1t is evident to every observant person that
there is conspiracy between the copperheads
of the North and the rebels of the South, to
FORM" The plan is plainly developed, which
is, the intimidation of the Republican voters
of those Southern States that would cast their
electoral votes for the Republican candidates,
II a fair vote were allowed. A large majority
of these Republican voters happen to have
black Skins and this is gricvots sin in the
eyes of the sehyalry,' unless the black-skin
were the property of some Caucasian, or votes
the Democratic ticket. To accomplish their
ends, the negroes are to be deprived Of en-
ployment, driven out and, il need be, killed.
A brother OF that atrocious villain Butler,
who headed the mulylerers of the negroes at
Hamburg, s. c., and who has been nominated
for Congress by the Southern Democratic
Performers" as a reward for his connection
with these assassinations, is going through a
portion of South Carolina with armed men
(some of them from the ''peaceful and quiet
Democratic State of Georgia, and with a cam
non loaned from that STATED and under the
pretext that the negroes have killed two white
men land this is not proven) he and his follow
ers have killed from twenty-five to one humid
red colored voters. And this is but one of a
hundred instances of outrage against the col
ored people, who with q forbearance that is
marvellous, have scarcely resisted these cruel
wrongs. As God is just, the South will reap
the bitter fruits of such outrages, sooner or
later, and il this example of violence and de-
ilance Of the law is followed by colored people
in their own defence, they will only have
learned of their former chvalrous masters.
But let the South understand that q .solid
SOUTH means ''united North' The liberty
which the arms of the North won for four
millions of slaves, is not to be wrested from
them that two men who we're rebel sympa-
thizers during that war, shall be exalted to
the two highest Offices in the gift of the
nation.
The work now going on in these states is
only new disqualification Of the old rebel
spirit, and the defence of these acts by North
ern men and ridicule of ''the bloody shirt, .
are but the hiss of the old copperhead who,
during the rebellion, was too much of a cow
ard to take up arms in defence of the South,
and too much of rebel to avoid giving all the
aid and comfort to it, indirectly, that he could.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-09-27

Tho Cincinnati Enquirer, which started the
$400 lie that Governor Hayes had pocketed
the bounty belonging to dead deserter, now
squarely takes it back, as will be seen from
the following confession ssSome three weeks
ago we received from Cleveland, Ohio, a letter
signed John Somerton, in which some charges
were made against Governor Hayes in connec-
tion with the bounty money of a lot of desert
ers from his brigade. The writer claimed to
have been a member of Hayes regiment. We
published the letter in good faith. Since that
time the Cleveland papers have called upon
John Somcrton to come forward and substan-
tiatc his charges They say no such man
lives in Cleveland. As John has failed TO make
himself known, we conclude that VIC were inn
posed on. We have no desire to unjustly as
sail any candidate, and in making statements
endcavor to guard ourselves. In this instance
we feel that we owe Governor Hayes an apollo
gy. John Somerton has been loudly called
for, and has failed TO respond"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-09-27
JVonelerfuy Success.

It is reported that BoscHEE's GERMAN Sy-
RuP has, since its introduction in the United
States, reached the immense sale of 40, DOC
dozen per year. Over 5000 Druggists have
ordered this medicine direct from the Factory,
at Woodbury., N. j., and not one has reported
a single failure, but every letter speaks of Its
astonishing success in curing severe Coughs,
Colds settled on the Breast, Consumption, OF
any disease of the Throat and Lungs. We
advise any person that has any predispo-
sition to weak Lungs, to go to their Drug
gists and get this Medicine, or inquire about
it. Regular size, 75 cents Sample Bottle,
10 cents. Two doses will relieve any case
Moore and Dr.. i. M. Severns, Lambertville,
and DIR. H. Calvin Robbins, New Hope.