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New-York tribune., 1876-01-11

frost have arrested the downward tendency Of price,
but trade Is stagnant; while in several provincial mar
kets Quoat ons shilling lower. Some places IN 0l-
land, Belgium, and Germany have been IN sympathy,
but nowhere has there been material reduction owing
the discomfort of growers with present rates. st.
Petersburg unchanged and Odessa closed shipments
from both places must for time. In Adelaide,
Australia recently led to expect large
shipments prices have suddenly risen five shngs per
quarter aud there is great difficulty III securing Wholesale
quantities,
New-York tribune., 1876-01-11
TnE BUSINESS SEASON or 1875.

In cclseQueuce Of the great increase IN transportation
facilities by rail, and apprehension that the canaiS
coud not successfully competc With their rivals Tor inc
CARVING trade without some mobilization OF Tie TOLL
sheet the Canal Board, with the concurrence OF the Leg
sIturo last Spring made another reduction In the rates
of fOl on many leading and minor articles Ihe ton on
flour wheat, corn barley, rye, and oals was Icduoe1
from lI2 mills (thc rate IN 1SID 10 Ih per i'ouV
pounds miir aad ON lumber the rates were icctu
on the different varieties from 20 10 3JL3 per Ccnt no"
fhc rates OF 1874. The toll on bushci w Whcit uvn
Hu.alo 10 tidc-watrr 1874 ITO cents anl at'f
ia. reduction in 1870, 100 cents. FlcIhto pL Iaht
and canal during the past season rNcd lower
thar for any previous year. Wheat was shipped lfoh
Chicago 70 Buffalo according 20 QuotaulnJ rs low n
cents per bu>hel, and by canal from Binalo 10 New
York AT 90 cents per hushc, While tho average lor te
season did exceed 80 cents cr lake ana O cents
by canal. including the toll, or rum thc@go 10 new 3Ih
f6r ~ conts nor nshcl II would be- impra"iicabe
under auy crc,imsian 10 reduce fIcighis below thc
rates which prevailed duiing The past season because
if he toll was ahrOgatcd entirely the carrier Wonlu re-
0ure at the lowest estimate y cents per Du-hc 10 re-
nuucrate him for bis capital and Mbur lhtltlol'' u
frcigIfs alone essential TO draw ifdne 20 ouI
cluus TIE experience Of the past season should nave
demonstrated that fact. II reducing tue rates OF tolI
last spring. the Canal Board was lcd To believe touEi
the arguments pres med tAai, taxing the nhht' "i
Ire wear 1874 a. baas the reduction IN TONS recon-
mcdeO would amount less than S6uuO'p, Whlch loss
would DE made good by tie natural incicise IN c9sc
ouancc 0f such reduction" What, II any influence en- ap
trade hy the water route, the following comparative
statements viii serve 10 illustrate. tnc receipts ana snip
rncut- being from Jan. / tn Dee. IA clcn wear:
lltfr rNT- Al I'll fl 1
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TURKEY AND THE GREAT POWERS.


The official Abeadp0St denies that the Aus
trlan Embassador ut Consiantnope has contdehtaiiy
uforc tho Porte OF the contents OF Count Andrasy 3
note. .,
IoSDo., Tuesday, Jan. Ill n. m
The Vienna CORE pondent OF The Si''ddrd rocrate5
his statement that Austria is calling out her reserves
aud maintains hat 1t is true. He shows that has NOT
been officially contradcted. dispatch to the De"sehe
Zefpg asserts that sus pointing to tie occupation of
Bosnia by tho Austans multiply. and that the places
where the troops the Unna River are already
fixed
New-York tribune., 1876-01-11
Spstial Nolltes.
Dr. de Jongh,- LIght-Brown Cod Livcr On.

DR.. de Jongh's Iighr-Brown Cod Liver on.
Mhtmort, Medical Oncer ot Health, MarylebOAe, on
don writes II asked for explanation oi the -TSrd
success which many years has attended the alnDr
ton Of Dr. Jongs sh1gld say hat u Is owing to lts
extraordinary medicinal. ietctc ANA rtgn1nl properties"
sold in capsued Imperial Haf tuts, 81 bJ all Druggists.
sole Con-g guecs, ANSAR, ia fOkD = Co.. Lon .0h solo
Agents The nited states JOHN p HEAHl, CChi'AS
81 a %pk, ANTk
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ArRnER Az NASSAU. n. p.

BosroY, jan 1O-A special dispatch from
Nassau New-Proydencc, Bahama Islands, to IAe irdr-
er SAYS that John Chandler Avery Of Boston, brother
OF the Hon Edward Avery lawyer OF the same city,
was murdered at Nassau Dee 30, by sailors. The suI
posed murderers are An custody.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-11

Fdgar A. srzer Tho motion this sub.
mtted printed by Mr. John Crow In support
OF the same and Mr. L. T. Merrick and Mr. o. W. Race In
opposition thereto.
Adjourned until to- morrow
New-York tribune., 1876-01-11


Al tie tlluc vi maAin. this statcment te returns ioI
the calendar year OF 1915 not AL H. but iEG receipts
Tor yufn December VIII De lght ANA viii not
materially change the result mpa'luS thc lfdic iul
the years shown BY ue preceding dDio' We nave
tLe following results for the past season:
A lOsa Ia lakc siiiping nts Of 5"l az IONS . 800.
gain iu the lake ana i rccesb at Buffalo OF Ii''J3
tons. on c-o -.
loss in canal shipments nom Buffalo OF s3,d39 tons.
Offhe entire shipments AT lake ports named mere was
cea.cd by LC1aiO, IN l57l, - per cent; III
1870, 80 per cent. .. a.. ...,
on tle tntr. lake and rail receipts al Buffalo the canal
obtained in 1871, g. per cent? ia 1870, % per cent
loss in tolls OF Buffalo snpments Ol nOuf' "htAi'
rye corn. barley, AMI oats, Of S3Os0bJ.
lDss in tolls lumDer shipments rom BunalO, lOha
wanda and OsWegG, OF P2V9,JZG .-- .. ..
los m tolls fof tho calendar year Of 81 O32l90 So
The nCt the canals were less tEan Tor any
yea. suce 525 aud the gross receipts we're shter th
Tor any year since 1888. 49,.
These uniayOrtbe tusucial results may he attributed
f. "a measGIe to the general depression IN business Gat
cbeGv 10 HE runoiis npeutiUn which has prevailed
Dl; cen Tie rival Railway trunk lines.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-11

BRUssEIs, MOnday, JAN TO, Io'U'
1t is reported that serious disturbances oc-
cured at Chsrleroi last light The military were Obliged
to interfere and several persons were killed or wounded
bataioiof guards has gone from here to the scene OF
the troubles.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-11
THE FOREIGN GRAIN TRADE.

LONDON, Monday, Jan. 10, 1870.
The Mark Lane Express in Its weekly review
of the grain trade, says;
In the Paris market tho reports Of the reappearance Of
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THE STATE or TRADE

| COFFEE MARKET
LONDON JAN loA dispatch from no Japeiro reports coffee
|
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Debt alter applying oil the sinking funds. s.
TIE CANAL DEBT SINKING FUNDS.

Under the seventh article Of the ConsuluVoh' uHeo
separae and distinct sinking funds were created lot he
nav,n of tho principal and interest Of the canal deo-
stocks ebargeable TO each of the funds The means TO
snpply two of these funds, those under sections ana o.
are in the first instance to be taken from the surplus
revenues of the canals and, in case there be d"hec|
In the revenues then by loans upon the credit o. e TO
specve funds or by equitable taxes The oondluoh oi
the several sinking funds FOR the payment oil the canal
debit stocks on the 3Oh Of September 1870 was as loi
lows; So
Article Sren Section OHe.-The balance 10 the cTegt Gi
tlf Iu1 ON The 3Oth of II cmbcr, 1870, was 1o0tf 90
The unpaid canal debt now outstanding ana challtSnlS
upon tiis fund is SG,lG0, drawing no interest Whl,h
uould leave balance Ol J2lS1 20 in excess Ol Us cv's
ArfifIe Sere Section ihI6c-Ihe balance 10 tt circuit
o fbis fund on the 30th Of september 1879, was 9'
732 % which shows shrinKage OF SIl-tl9bo 81 sitc
fhe close of the fiscal ending Sept. 80 lS14 Inns
shrinkage is accounted for in part BY me pay t' o,
SOC OOG of the debt which matured oct !, Isf4, Dl
mainly by the failure Of the canal revenues 10 meet III
fu the constitutional charges upon them Inc hluaL
Increase of this sinking fund. after making allowance iOI
the paymeut 900 Of principal Of debt saOd lNe
nroduce credit balance ~ 81 1OiO5S G2 on the 3Oth
OF September, 1873, thus showing an ac'u' VI
tnat date OF e63O.32j 66. - ,.,-,..,
Article SeceR Section TjyeIre-Ihs funu Is repenshyG
by an annual tax for the payment 0l the interest anu
ffnca OF The floating debt loan The balance 10 Its
preiit Mt so 1879 was $SJ6,261 ~ Tie amount ol
Inc debt outstanding and drawing interest," Is So'OOOV
maturing Dec. l, 1917 The amount required 10 pay We
annual interest six per cent 40 rates current lo com
The last fiscal year. is $50, ,)2S 50. one more cOh
tion or tax of One-ghth OF mill, Will ne sucenl 70
make fun provision fo the payment o. interest," anu 'Ao
discharge of the principal of the debt al maturity
THE CANAL DEBT.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-11
rnt IATERAL CANALs.

Tho amount charged the tolls OF the Erie and Cham
,p for the deficiencies in the revenues OF The
lateral canals to pay their operating expenses darns
the last fsca year. was s254,979 49, The canals thus
delnonent and the amount OF the deficiency in each
New-York tribune., 1876-01-11
FIue Nnmp.e Tea

IT lIlV NIf.TIiF tn
TO CONS T. NJ r. -,
lOc. per 10. J. ~, and n lackases.
PANpN NICkER-' NJ,
r~n ,~I f4y kNafsr.sI Near.hplk
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TIE CANAL DEBT.

The report gives the following as the debt outstanding
New-York tribune., 1876-01-11
HIDNIGHT UEATHER REPORT

OFFICE or IlG CHiEf SIGNAL OFFICER,
GIoN, -. T., Tuesday, Jan. II. loIG-l u. IN
JtsI,fIiItfggg
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25

:s.. i se,. =: Do: ss'
lar to i9psoys Abss1 (isuioalupiyaver, the
party can not carry he North next fall,
and even Mr. Holman would s6arcsly b
re-elected to Congress. OF course they
can not reaist suik .dghty reasons, and
Tie petty work IT iinyentfhs islssk6das
against the President, his Cabinet and eli
emiasnt Republicans goes On ct the Ell
pense Of the treasury, whila the. uneurbed
Mississippi rolls down it, angry food
forty miles wide! q ti'.sa
If the people in the overaowsd districts
OF Louisiana. Mississippi and Arkansas
are 50 bound TO m old name that they are
willing to risk their lives and property in
such . manneF, they hardly deserve sym.
patty. No doubt il Holman. OF Kerr
were q candidate for President, they vould
take = boat or wade rom their submerged
Plantations to higher ground, where thew
could vote for him to beat any Republican,
even though supporter a Mr.. Gibson's
levee biA,' And the Democratic papers
will raise their voices in singing hosannas'
to the success Of the enemies of this sec-
ton, as they did when Kerr, Holman, Cox
and Wood were eleeted-the precious
quartette who Stand between the people
Of this State and assistance at this mo-
ment. SAch is modern Democracv.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25
IT WAS NOT SERIOUS.

The Democrat says that its argument in
favor Of exchanging ''our miserable, vile
and corrupt Republican government 70,
an emperor" was sentence" extracted
from 80 facetious paragraph, and actually
charges the REPUBLICAN with sswant OF
integrity" in assuming imperialism as
'the serious opinion of this pepper" Re-
garding such reckless ayowals Of the
Democrat as serious, and finding this ex-
preston 60 perfectly deducible from
other doctrines of the paper, We regarded
it as q joyful recognition of chance 'to
beat Grant" by foreign Intervention, since
there seems 20 little prospect to effect this
object by domestic means.
We thought it would pay any price for
"a thoroughbred gentleman" to assume
the direction of affairs in this country.
We are compelled to. protect the limo
cence of our motives, and hasten to cor.
rect our construction. The usual appel
lation imposed upon words which tend 10
occasion innoeeAt belief is that thew ara
deceptive. While, therefore, journalistic
. courtesy prevents us from employing un-.
civil language, we will, in the words of
the democrat, say ...some people call this
sharp journalism, but do not apply to
the saying one thing and. the meaning
another. The Coushatta phrase, I'VE
call it lying" is not, according to our
vocabulary, applicable to the double in.
depreciation Of which the.article quoted is
liable
Seriously we do not see Why the Demo.
cra should care what Interpretation NAV
be put upon its expressions. Is it not
Democratic organ? May it not support
any man of any political antecedents |
Has it avowed any opinion that separates |
it from the support Of any candidate call
ing himself Democrat? 1t is in politics
''achartered ibertine, with right" illimit-
able as the wind, "to blow on whom it
lists" 1t impugns the right of the ma
ority to govern, and claims, as.we under
'tand, the inalienable right of the
What, then, remains except
ome form of government different from
'ur own? "a thoroughbred gentleman
or emperor would at once supend the
epubican rulers to whom such uncom-
romising objection is made and the ma.
ority rabble whose right to control the
property Of the wealthy is disputed.
Nor is the imperial idea altogether un-
opuAr among Us. There were, until
thin . year or two, some sixteen thou
md alien males, within tie fighting and
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25

ments - AoD 6at ALLOW eEpIeaDed even
By an a1soeaie. s-141sSA
Il property hss NO ysanetitu-if property
% b no1onget protested Ii property g
% = eubjected to legislative donstion, d
::1ssleee e tAe ctusaaes q insee Asjotities,
Iss = ~ thas such = STARTLING, proposition
ehoald diasolNo the saaoid osnp6ct;s 0AS
1890, - seesid ssselve sdsisty INN IL otisiapl
Property has no sanotity other chan that
which. The majority q he people has
given It II Is not subject to Legislative
dohGtion" por4 '.to the crusade OF mere
majorities." Property Is the gfft creature
and subject Of the. people It's existence
was derived from their breath; It's sxtinc..
ton will be doomed by their will The
people Of the country have BEN summoned
on both sides Of the late civil VAR to de-
fend the properly Of thek respective sec-
lion. Have they proved derelict to their.
charged We're they on the one side the
plundeters Of that they were called to-
protect? We're they on the other the IA
pacious robbers of all that they conquered?!
We consider the doctrine we have con-
troverted as an attack upon the capacity
of men Tor selfgovefnment. It is so
strange, coming as it has done from poll
ticians protesting TO be Democrats, that we
must employ the words of the first Of
American Democrats to reply to it:
Sometimes it is said that man can not be
trusted with the government of himself.
Can he then be trusted with the government
Of othersf or have we found an gels in the
form Of kipgs to govern hint Let history
answer the question.
So said Thomas jefferson, and vhen
We And those who profess his authority
opposing his principles, We despair Of our |
own ability to secure for his doctrines .
respect which his professed disciples daily |
deny.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25

voting ~ FiAin liCioaAelena The!
vsrs dhd4 az sJssfdsdy u : forsig,
monarcAiesk~ qthsa san@npuent. The.
were exempt from. military service hare
yet tool, an -ihAeeet H ouxs political If
faisG These ana ethsls,d;nGtctss.to
ward the prasnf adnaiiustssaioas a De
ppblicsn govs1nn,ht.: might haiI Skh
delight any change in the mode of ruaG
For Ourselves, ~ agree wholly ID the
observation Of Mr.. Je6sEsoa: 80
IF there be any among NJ Who vnuid
wish to diseeave 1se Unie., or to ekanSe =
republican form, let then st1n4 rndls.
torbed, - mosnlnents Of the safety Win
which error Of. opinion nay be to2maeed,
where reason = lett ire to combst i. ~
We havs no idsg hat he serious i'd
vocaey Of snch an idea would aAsct the
circulation Of the Deaocrt to the amount
of nickel. We understand its mission
TO be to have the Offices ana pltronagS bf
this State BY VOTES, intimidation or
violence. Such we infer from its advo-
cacy Of, impeachment, and from the
''facetious' announcement that if the
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
would assume the executive chair ten.
thousand men would rally to maintain his
authority. p
We do not, therefore, think that tie
logical construction placed by tho Re-
PUBLICAN upon the article in question
Has at all impaired the public confidence
in the Democrat, and q it now says that
its preference of an emperor was but "a
facetious paragraph" ws chesrfully give
the correction. Would il not be well.
however, that the Democrat should adopt
some indication by which people can dis
tinguisH between it's jokes and its doc
trines? It might say whether is areu-
ment. to show the divine right of property
TO pay no tax except what its proprietors
may choose, was q pleasant sarcasm ON
he republican fathers. We might bs ad-
'ised whether the tender of the ten thou
'and armed men'was "a facetious para
,raph." We should like to have some
distinctive mark by which to determine
between the true and the fictiond OK.
'ressions of our neighbor, without being
allied bad names for our incapacity to
letermine it's real meaning.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25

The only man able to beat the postage
law is the Detroit garden seed dealer who
saves 1910 year by mailing his stuff over
the river in Canada, and getting advantage
of foreign rates; but then everybody can
not afford to 60 abroad for the purpose of
making money at home.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25
PROCLAMATION,
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS REwARI

STATE or LOUISIANA, }
Executive Department
New Orleans. April 49, 1876.
Notice is hereby given that . reward of ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS will be pa by the State of
Louisiana for such information a. win lead to the
arrest and conviction Of the pers ons, or any of
them, who on the night Of the thirteenth Of DC.
tober, 1875 in the parish of East FelicisS in this
State, took from the custody Of sherif's posse
JOHN GAIR, formerly member of the Legislature
Of this State, and murdered him BY shooting him
to death; and a further reward Of ONE THOU.
SAND DOLLARS will be paid by the State OF Lou.
isans for such information a. win lead to the ar-
rest aad conviction of the ,rapns, my a them,
who on the same night ct the town Of Olinton,'
parish of East Fsliciana removed one BABE
MATHEWS. eister.inAw of the Aforesaid Gair
from the custody Of the sheriff Of Rast Fslioiapa
and murdered her by hanging her to . tree in tie
courthouse yard.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the State,
hereunto attached, this nineteepth day Of April.
in the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred and sssa
enty-six. and Of the Independence Of the unitdd
States the one hundredth.
By the Governor:
WIN. P. KELLOGG.
Assistant Secretary Of State. .pso
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25

The experienced beau is now shrevd
enough to wear . linen duster when ba
goes to dances whore the ladies powder
their hair, ~ ct centennial balls; he can
then valts al night with partners head
on his shoulder and not spoil his bread
cloth cost, which garment can b woEa
under his duster or left g home.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25

If you desire to SEQ living picture of
disgust and suppressed anger, observe
closely the face Of street car driver when
ycu hand him . i've dollar bill to change
All right. Send us the five dollar blu
snd We VIII try it ON one of the drivers of
tho Canal street line.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25

Men get good funeral sermons under false
pretenses when it is intimated that their
Wills will show liberal requests for
churches. The will should always be read
before the funeral, that the mourners may
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25

A man without wife is of no account "a
. foreign missionary. DIR. Gulick, who had
been much praised for work done at q
foreign station, has frankly confessed that
his wife learned tho language first, and
held meetings while he held the baby.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25
A new HAND WITH AN OLD STORY.

A NEW HAND WITH An OLD STORY.
According to the St. Louis Times, ~ 70
ported by telegraph, Sergeant George
Prender. of the signal service has Just re-
called to mind little story which be
thinks entities him to have his expenses
paid to Washington, with the prospect Of
Amonths pay after he reaches the capital.
He will, if he is ever called before COM
mittee, relate marvellous discovery which
he made more than seven years ago, and
which he tried to impart to Treasurer
Spinner, Senator Edmunds, Secretary
Boutwell, and perhaps few other we'll
known gentlemen. It may not strike
either the. Times or Sergeant Prender
himself as at ali singular, though it may
Others, that he made no attempt 10 spring
his wonderful story upon the county
until after he ceased to be treasury clerk.
The Times overlooked this and several
other facts when it admitted the Sesgeant's
statement to its columns, and the latter
having. alreadY received his summons
from the House Committee on Expendi-
lures Of the Treasury Department was not
particular, possibly, as to the light in
which he would be regarded, as.he had
already achieved the first step in the
direction of success. d..
In point of antiquity, Prender lays over
all the informers that have yet been
thrown up in the investigating mania
which has ripened into. q universal up
heavA Fs carries US back to the stgood
old days" when Andy johnson was Presi-
dent, Hugh McCulloch Secretary Of the
Treasury, and himself debt statement
clerk. As there is nothing in it implicat-
ing any member of the Republican party,
The story is not likely to receive much no.
ice from the virtuous Democrats who are
low offering high wages to journeyman
witnesses. And as the matter vas called
o the attention Of General Spinner, Sem
tor Edmunds and Secretary Boutwell, as |
Don as Prender lost his place in the
treasury Department, it is reasonably |
ate to conclude that they did not believe
What he said. The only thing we can
ee at all remarkable in this business is
he alleged fact that even the chairman Of
Democratic committee could be stupid
nough to summon witness with such a
old story. But they are in need of in.
in Washington, and don't care
hat it costs so long as Uncle Sam pays
or it. r.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25

A grumbling car driver said to passen.
ger: "Ycu always want me to stop when
you get off," mo, sir," said the passen-
ger. who had no jumping notions, II don't
care what you do. l only want the car to
stop. You can 20 on
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25

Gentlemen and peanut eaters Who spend
their evenings on the steps around Clay
statue should 60 early in order to secure
good seats. Some good deacon might pass
a contribution box around there every ten
minutes in order to dispsrse the crowd.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25

The San Antonio Herald objects to the
closing of saloons ct night. It is said 90
long a. the saloons are open citizens know
exactly where to look for policeman when
be is needed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25
PROCLAMATION.
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD

TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.
~
STATE OF LOUISIANA J
Executive Department,
New Orleans, April 49, 1876.
Whereas, on or about the twelfth dsy of April.
1876 SAMUEL MYERS aged twenty three years,
and JERRY MYERS. aged sixty nine gears. re-
putable colored citizens Of the parish Of East
Baton Rouge. were brutaily murdered, the one by
being shot twice through the head and six times
through the body; the other by being hung 70 8
tree by parties unknown as appears by the testi
mony at the coroner's inquesta
Now, therefore, 1, William Pitt Kellogg, Governor
Of the State of Louisiana, do issue this my pro.
olamatOn Offering a reward Of TWO THOUSAND
DOLLARS for such evidence as will lead to the ar.
rest and conviction Of the perpetrators of these
Given under my hand and the seal Of the State
hereto attached, this eighteenth day of April, A. D.
1876 and Of the independence of the United States
the one hundredth.
By the Governor
WIN. P. KELLOGG,
n. DURAND,
Assistant Secretary Of State anlq
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25

Bates, reading about Much tar Pasha, il
under the impression that he is from North
Carolina, for the same reason that they
has the moest tar he knows of.