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National Republican., 1876-01-20

IHE MARKETS XL9EWHERH.
NEW YORK. Jan. 19-Cotton dull; sales of s,s
bales at 1s9ls 3-lSc. Consolidated net receiDts'
10l, S6T bales. Exported-To Great Britain 42 "a
bales; France, 1919 bales; Continent, 4452 baies'
supeIaae western wsa asd esaand ssais sS sssS sS
mon to good extra Western and STATE N =
g5; gUES 70 snSiSs nSS Western and State ss
good extra Ohio. O. s097.25: common to choiee sx.
request; common TO lair extra, 81 9oR5so. Wbsst
dull and heavy and about l cent lower; 81 90 for
ungraded spring; Sill for inspected No. spring;
ern; sl44 for inspected No. white; 81. 50 for do.
No. white. Corn a shade easier with fair busi.
nsss: to9Sic for unmerehantabie mixed; $50
mixed; o38sic. for graded yellow: So4S3c for
ungraded Western mixed; 6S66I for new yellow
aRs nsn sts dsr graded old mixed
46@5es. for white do. Hay hrm. CofesNRis
s0d job Eod az
unchanged. Molasses-New Orleans quiet and
unchanged. Rice unchanged. Petroleum quiet
steady at &c. Resin steady at si52x6i sIJZ for
strained: Turpsntine steady at SIC. for spirfts
POrs dull and unsettled; new mess, seO.T5ss100
Beef quiet sll lOoG1ljO for new plain mess; sl2 o.
steam, u Is 159l25Sc. Whisky lower; 81 ii befors
Change; on Change, sl.lo. Freights to Liverpool
steady.
BALTIMORE. Jan. ls.-COttOn quiet; mlddling,
12sl912%c-
Flour quiet, steady and unchanged. Wheat
Pennsylvania red, sLsS3l 40; Maryland red. n. -
@l.s0; do. amber Sl.5261. 50; dowhite sl.30al 5S.
CoIr-Southern quiet and steady; Western lower;
Southern white, new, 52959c; Southern yellow
new, 5iG5lc.; Western mixed, new, size, spot:
6l4 January; 691sc. bid February. Oats scarcs
and firm; unchanged. Rye dull and nominal
Hay dull and unchanged. Provisions quiet but
firm; unchanged. PorG, new, s2182l Is. Lard
unchanged. Butter dull and heavy, except for
extras, which are scarce and firm; Western ex-
tras, 2i625c.: do frsrs 22624c Petroleum strong
crude, sGs1sc.; refined, 13z614c. Coffee firmly
held: Rio, carSoes, 16l<Gl91ic; iobbinS lots Il
d2ol4c. Whisky dull at s1.1lk.
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OsntatniRs Cards Of First-Ciass EstA %
Ifshmsnts In all Branches OF Eusir
sezs In the Distrfet.
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PROVISIONS.
MEDICAL.

~%%o~N~NN~O|~IOON IOONOoOcONO~ON|ONLON
GREAT MEDICAL BOOK AND SE-aEa
" CRETS Ny
for ladies and gents. Sent free for two
Address. st. Joseph Medical Institute, N'
St. Joseph. Mo. no9-ly Atk
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SPEED OF HORSES,

There Is nothing that is attracting so much At
tentton as the extraordinary speed developed By
the horses Of our country at the present time.
It Is rem arkable fact that we nnd them Trotting
down to 2:ao, 2:l7, 2:1i, andSy showing speed
down to Two Minutes; and It Is admitted that II ts
the APPLICATION and careful adjustment OF
b OTIS
that increases the speed Of the horse-the Weight
Boots giving action % the Limbs and the Shin;
would. therefore, invite the public and thoss
usnf xRGE AND FINE ASSORTMENT OF
BOOTS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Consisting OF weight, Speedy, Shin, Passing.
Knee, Ankle, Quarter, Arm and many ohers, a
vel, as q large assortment OF Harness, Covers
Lap Robes, Whips, Brushes, sponges, and many
other article pertaining TO horses.
Also, . large assortment OF Trunks, satchelA
valses, shawl Straps, &C., constantly on hand, at
THOMAS NORFLEET,
418 FTHIRTEENTH STREET,
poyi-tf Corner Pennsylvania avenue.
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hJLROADS.


1876. GRSAT 1876.
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
DOuble Track, Steel Rails, splendid
Scenery, nsgnifceu1 Equipment
Trains IL AYE Washington, from Depot, corner Il
Sixth and streets, as fellows;
For Pittsburg and the West. 6 q.
sally, with Parlor Gar to Plttsburg:
Chicago, and ll:55 :. m. daily, except Sunday.
Baltimore & Potomac RailrOai,
For Casandalgua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagsra Falls
and the North, y m. daily, except Sunday; and
5;io p n. daily, except saturday, vita Palace
n:s5 q. q. daily, except Sunday.
For New York and the East, 9:l0 p. m. daily, with
Palace Cars attached; Limited Express OF Pull
man Parlsr Cars, 9:23 4. n, daily, except Sun
day. For New York. 1:aO >. m. daily, eNsept
Sunday, with Parlor Cars attached.
For philadelphia, lS0 p. m. daily, except Sun6ay,
and 4:5b and 9:l0 p. M. daily. Limited Express,
9:23 a. n. datiy, except Sunda-.
Accommodation for Baltimore s:iO p. m daily
except Sunday.
daily, except Sunday.
Sunday.
National Republican., 1876-01-20
DEDUCIN6 PRICEs.

Wehave Just marked down great many fancy
and staple woolen and silk goods in order to raa
them of during the present month, and ladies
who have not supplied themselves for the season
prices than heretofore.
We have an elegant assortment OF Striped aad
Plaid Velyets for OverdresSes, MatelaSSe silks,
Brocade yelvets, Embroldered Polonaise, EN-
brofdered Canes and Embroidered Overdresses.
Rich Black and Colored Silks, Atwood Plaids,
and an elegant stock OF Dress Goods generally,
and we wish to sell them ont this season
H-One Price Only in plain hgures.
= W. M. SHCSTER q BRO,
faia.wFSM2t gi9 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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utTG rRpC rrys IT,.

=
Jas Y Davis So1s 6I Pa. ave.
T. n stineneiz; Ls27 Pa ave-, near 18Th st.
T..W. Bresnan, Practical Halter, 1Oil r. st. n. W
! Horse FURNIsHIHG GOODS.
| 'eo. Watts Co. Sli Ith ST., above Peun. ar.
H0hsE.sHOERs.
az Doran. K st., bet. 9Th and 10th, and 1851 D st
Horses shod according 10 natural shape OF foot
NSTRUnENT HARERs.
y. Fisohsa. Surg. Instruments. Trussss. Ga tn 81
INSURANCE OFFICES.
Arlington Fire lns. Co., 1906 Penn. ave-, opp. u
Maj. Metropolitan Fire Ips. Co., 18th st, opp.
N,t IrTe1S1Ty Tn,ay F}sp FPepf; pfos 70 s.a1 Nv.
Washngton SG Ftre s ms ms. Co. Co., So 500 III st.
German:American fire Ins. Co., go ST., Fed
Gernania Fire ms. Co, 6s5 Est;
5fS lP; Sg 20 9 @ Agent, and
DIS6 si L Ds2ai
A. 5; Pratt Son, General Insurance Agents eI for
old-estahlished and reliable compares, 4Oo stn
wm. l. BrsnS;h, an a. GeneFai S1ni Fire Insurance Agent
JEwELRY STORES.
NJ. W. Galt, Bro. Co., 1lO7 Ps.avenue.
JUNK. DEALERS.
George W. BuShee, 500 ID street northwest.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
q. G: Weaver, JUSTICE Of the Peace and Convey
s. c. Mills, 4S6 La. ave. also Notary and Commits
sloner.
LEATHER; sHoE-FINDINGs. &c.
LIME, CEMENT, Sc.
g. D. Cast!eman, 26I6 Pa. ave.
LITHOGRAPHERS.
SORTS Peters 1s rs s,s near " street, rh't"
Jos. T. GCdney, 466 Pa. ave.
LIVERY STABLES.
Ieyes o., cor. 18th and sts. 0lese earriass.
for Medding calls ,I and reception. &c % . Boarding
Allison Nanor, tr., 1894 to 1888 E street NV.
LOAN OFFICES.
s. Goldstein q Co., cor. 10th and D streets.
LOOKING GLASSES, Etc.
Francis Lamb, 1886 Pa. ave., near 18th street.
LUMBER YARDS.
n. B. Fugitt, 18th street and Ohio ave.
MANTELS.
Hayward Hutchinson, 81 9th street.
MARBLE WORKS.
VIM. Bradley. 1870 ii street N. W.
MARKET STORES.
j. A. Kuhn. Mount Vernon Place Market, cor. 9Th
Frank j. I'll bets, 1913 ct. and 1913 18th st. All
Einds of fresh Meats, Poultry, Game, Fish,
ether PrJyisions and Groceries constantly on
hand In large t anS IRE i5eSn tS SUPPLY Rps GSSds
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Deylln Co, of New York, IlG6 street.
John A. Simon, 5I5 7th St., op. Post Office Dept.
MILLINERY, Sc.
E. e. Davis, 7l9 MsrEet Space.
Miss Z. A. Mccormick, 91j, upstairs.
MODEL MAKERS.
n. A. Lyon, 529 Tth St., Feteral Buildings.
MI SIC STORES.
W. q. Mctzerott & Co., aej Pennsylvania ave.
G. Kuhn, So 10Th st.
OPTICIANS.
d. q. Hempler. 45s Pa. ay., cor. N st.
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
Iohn A. Harvard, Wrought and Cast Iron Rxils
ings, IG4 fourteenth street northwest.
OYSTER DEPOTS.
Harvey Holden, cor. Pa. ave. and 1lth ST.
OYSTER SALOONS.
Harvey Holden. corner Pa. ave. and 1lth street.
Harvey's original steamed oyster saloon and
restaurant for ladies and gentlemen. The
largest and most popular establishment OF the
kind in the country.
PAINTERS.
A 4 ,+rnr a1nIS n
{. 7. Bowen, 62j La. ave.
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, &c.
George Ryneal. ir., 639 d st.
PAPER HANGERS, &c.
John Alexander. l23l Pa. ave.
j. Markriter. 4S9 eth ST., near z.
The Douglas Moore Paper hanging Establishment,
500 9th ST.
PAPER MANUFACTURERS
Geo. Hill, ir., 1872 Ninth street n. W.. Manufac-
turer and Wholesale Dealer in all kinds of
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AucTo,N SALES

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Commercial,
WASHINGTON WHOLESALE MARI
THE MARKETS zLsxwHxzz.

Washington wholesale prices remain stead
last quotations, with very little change.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-04-08

On Wednesday forenoon we took a
trip "over the river" to Weissport The
first thing which attracted our notice
after crossing the bridge, was the mas
sive frame work of Yeakel, Biery & Co.'S
sash, door and blind mandatory, now
in course of erection on the old saw
mill site. The building will be 40x70
feet, and will be finished about the mid
die OF Nav. Mr.. Yeakel informs US
that he can now Gil orders for sash,
doors, etc., as he has quite stock on
hand.
Mr.. Francis Yundt has purchased
the ground lying between the Fort AL
len House and the Lutheran church, of
Jos. Fies5. Consideration 81 600. The
property fronts on Allen street and ex-
tends back to the river front, and is
one of the most eligible locations in the
borough. f. P. Knipe has bought 25
feet front of Mr.. Yundt, upon which he
will proceed at once to put up neat
dwelling house for his own use. Con-
sderation for the lot 1850.
-Workmen are buslly engaged dig
ging out the foundation for neat and
tasty dwelling to he erected on White
street for Mrs. Jos. Fenner.
w, II. Knecht, the -four man, has
purchased the lot and building occu-
pied by Eli DeFrehn as cabinet shop,
from Lewis Weiss. Consideration. $3.50.
The Lehigh Valley Emery Wheel
Co. are full of business. Among other
orders which they are now filling are
FIVE emery wheel machines and the nec-
essary wheels for exhibition at the Cen
tennial. They are very handsomely
finished.
The Fort Allen Foundry is now In
full blast with full set of moulders.
C. II. McDaniels' barber shop was
broken into during Friday night last,
and a number of articles were stolen,
among them 10 razors, customers
cups, lot of soap, a pair of shears, 8
towels, hair brush, etc. The brush
was found In the neighbOrhOod of the
Cos timber house, in East Welssport,
on Saturday. Charlie says he has no
clue to the thieves, but thinks some fell
lows want to start a barber shop. Mac,
who is borough constable, says he
would be delighted with an interview
of the miserable thieves.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-04-08
From the County Seat.

The Switch back will be opened
this year about the first of May.
John A. German, ESQ.,, a practls.
ing attorney, at Hazleton. Luzerne
county, was on Tuesday last admitted
to the Carbon county bar, on motion of
K. r. Siewers, Esq.
-Jonny Curran, of Tamaqua, a boy
only nine years old testified as a wit
ness in the Kelly trial.
One hundred and ten witnesses
were called by the Commonwealth In
the Kelly case, aud not one by the de-
tense.
Prof. Douglass, of Lafayette Col
lege, at Easton, preached, both morn.
ing and evening, In the Presbyterian
church in the absence Of Rev. Ferrier.
On Saturday an insurance agent, by
the name Of Smith, endea vored to leave
town without paying his board bill to
our host Behler, of the Columbia House.
The agent had clandestinely gone to the
Mansion House and awaited the arri-
val OF the train, when IL arrived he
boarded it, but just then Behler made
his appearance and grabbed the agent
by the collar, and hauled him out and
demanded the amount of his board.
The agent said he had no money. then,
said Behler, you may 60 to Jail but this
the agent didn't like. The idea of a
friend in need is friend indeed flash.
ed to his mind, 80 he and Behler made
steps for the American motel, where he
met Hon. Lin Bartholomew, with whom
he was acquainted, who gave the agent
five dollars which made him and Behler
both happy, but we presume with con-
siderable humiliation to the agent
Smith.
Hon. F. W. Hughes spoke four
hours and half in the Kelly murder
trial. The argument was the ablest
and most forcible, we venture to say,
ever listened to in Mauch Chunk. Dar-
ing his argument he paid a very high
compliment to the police force, and
more especially TO Mr.. Peeler, also
policeman, and at present one of the
deputy Sherlffs, whom Daniel Kalbfus,
Esq, has so freqently and terribly
abused. We JUICE, however, that no
one felt the force of Mr.. Hughes re.
marks more, when alluding to the police,
than Mr.. Kalbfus.
The partnership existing heretofore
between Heberling & Trehsrn, at the
corner store, was dissolved on Monday
last. Mr.. Treharn will continue the
store.
Charlie Mcbride, of East Mauch
Chunk, was arrested on Tuesday for
having aided Butcher O'DOnnell In
committing an assault and battery on
Elias Schick, an account Of which we
gave In former issue.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-04-08

On Monday vagrant called at the re ideDoe
OF Prof J0st, Of Reading. and demanded money.
He was offered food but spurned IL. He became
verv abusive and was ordered OUt Of the house.
He refused, when the Prof. procured his revol.
yer to turn him away The vaRrant strnck at
Mr.. Jost with q cane, after which the latter
shot him In the head. producing fatal injuries,
The act was done In self defense.
"A portion OF the miners OF the Koh.tnOor,
Turkey Run and West Shenandoah COllteries,
In SchuYlkill county. who struck against re-
ductIon OF contract work, resumed work Tues.
day on the operators terms. 1t was thought the
remainder would 20 TO WORK WadneadAY.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-04-08
anciefH Meetings.

IyruIro CASTLE, No, rs, A. o. X. OF THE NJ. o.
and and 9Th Monday Of each month, In RE
ber'a Hall Lehighton, nj 1850 o'clock =. N.
II. " Mortimer. 3. X. OF :. n. Gtnnm'
SIX. r. 3.
orApRN HUTTEN LoDoE, No. 6s6. l. o. n. F..
meets every Tuesday evening, nt o'clock,
in Rener's Hail. Joseph Reigel. a. O. ! N.
II. Reher. Secretary,
poHo PocA TRIBR, No. III, Imp. o. r.. M, meet
on wednesday evening OF each week, nc 7;30
O'Clock I'm Public School Hail, Weissport,
Pa. d. +, hickert, s. S r.. Giiham, G. OF II.
LRuIoHToH LoDoE, No. 23l X. Of p. meets
on Friday evenings, in RebeT's Hall. at 7,sO
O'Clock. Arch DICK, &C T. II. Ratclif, X.
OF II. and 8.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-04-08
MARRIEn.

MOYER -REX.-on tho 5th ult, by Rev, A.
Bartholomew. hllas Mover, OF Lynn twp aud
Mrs. Catharine Rex, OF Heidelberg twp, Ls,
hleh county.
WETZ Ell GERHARD.-on the 10th ult., by
the same. David u. wetHei, Of weatherly, and
Mis- LYDIA Ann Gerhard. OF Packer Twp.
HILL-GRAVER- -On the ilth nit oy the
ZANE. Abraham HILL Of Lower Towamensing,
and Miss E. l.. Graver, OF Franklin.
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. r. SLEW ERs,
The Carbon Sdrpfate.
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 8, 1876.
Local and Personal.

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with a cross marked after their names
will please remit the amount due for
Subscription, or the extra 80 cents will
be added to pay the expenses of collec-
tion. -@3
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Advertising Rates.

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Local notices 10 cents per line.
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! ELECT SCHOOL.

II, t, sMAwLEY viii opai 0 SELECT
SCHOOL, for BOYs aud Girla. IN the North
Welssp0rt School House.. On Monday. APRIL
cents per Month, payable monthly, for Common
Branches Book keePing % cents per month
extra, March 26-Wd
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-04-08
DIED.,

sHAEFER.-Qn the sth ult.. IN ParrYvills.
Oscar D., son Of Peter and Catharlne Shaefer,
aged years months and davs.
KRAT2HR.-On che 22nd ult.. In Weiasport,
Sarah Amelia wife OF Charles KratEer. aged AZ
years, months and days,
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Public Sales.

Public Sales.
Bills for the following sales have been print.
ed at this Office during the past few days,
April 2ist, at 2 d. M, on the premises In Parry.
vile, the real estate OF Jacob MONTE decd.
Daniel Wentz 8umnistratOr.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-04-08

The supreme Court has ain med the decision
OF the Court below IN tine celebrated Monroe
snyder insurance case. The Penn M dbual in.
surance company must pay $4,000 To the heirs
Snyder was found dead under bridge,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-04-08
The Coal Trade.

The Coal Trade.
ne following table shows the quantity OF coal
shipped over the Lehigh Valley Railroad for the
weak ending April Ist 1878 and for the year o
cDmpared w In the same tiIne last year
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-04-08

Closing Prices of DEHAvEN & TOWN.
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia,
nriI 9TH 1871
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-04-08

REPORT OF COAL transported over Lehigh
q Susqu hanna DIVISION, Central II II. Of
New Jersey-week ending March 81, 1876
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-04-08

List af Letters
Remaining unoalled for in the LehiRhton post
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Persons calling for any Of the above letters,
Will say advertised" IL. II. PETERS, p. M.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-05-19
THE JURY INTIMIDATION CASE.
The Eleven Jurors In the Fehrenbach
Case Deny the Allegations made
ny the COiOred Juror
nrjuuIcr

About II O'Clock Friday morning the
members Of the Fehrenbach jury assem-
bled in u smnll room adjoining the
court. and Bringier, the squealer, was
taken in with them. They prepared n
document denying BrinRier's statement
us published in tho Builettn.
MAY -, 1876
The statement in the Euiietiu OF this
morning, by Mr. BrinQier. the stubborn
Juror in the late whisky case, Is almost
entirely false. From last Saturday
when we retired from the court, he had
never denied that the parties had vio-
lated the laws Of the United States. but
always gave rs an excusefpr not signing
the verdict, his conscience would not
let him do so.
He stated on Tuesday, 18th inst, that
he would rather take poison than sign
the verdict, and that in ease he did sign
il. he would sell out his business and
leave the city in two hours. rs he could
no longer remain here. It was then TINT
we told him we were assured that he
had received u bribe. and for this reason
was afraid To sign tho verdict.
When he did sign it, he did so voluD-
tnriiy. Immediately Y afterdressing him
self on Wednesday morning. no one had
even spoken 20 him about it, and we had
TO go TO the lookup whore the paper had
been left the night previous, before ho
could sign them.
Shortly afterwards he told US that
when he went into court he would not
say the parties were guilty, II asked this
question. This put us bhck oil day, and
only ut balf-past O'Clock did he come
to the conclusion that he would answer
guilty in coilrt-the same as he mad
given his verdict on the night mentioned
that he was in the closet next the jury
room, Mr. Stelle was not in the build
ing, and Mr.. BrinQier did not remain in
the room over half nm hour.
| Mr.. BriDgier made SO many state
nents to us that he would sign, and
| then refused. that we had no confidence
| in him, nnd not one Of u5 would believe
him on oath.
The word conspiracy has never
been used in any papers signed by him.
| II Whs Indictment and was read TO
| him repeatedly before he signed 1t. No
force or threats were used. Every paper
he signed was done voluntarily.
The above was given to the reporters
| by Mr.. Addison as coming from the
meeting Of the jury. That gentleman,
however. admitted that he had shaken
his fist in Bringier's s face, and told him
| that If he Bringier) was white he would
have been il-treated. Mr.. Addison
frankly said that the fists we're freely
shaken and some very strong language
used to Brngier.
Bringier, after seeing the card OF the
| jurymen above given, states that 1t ia
morning BuHetn states.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-05-19

We have heard from men Of great
d.>.l Of experience that whisky IS not
the best thing for the average citizen to
drink. especially in summer, man,
however must drink something. and as
water takon In sufficiently large doses
is known to be Of deadly effect, it is not
to be recommended. The golden mean,
we should think, between these ex-
tremes is lager beer, Of which the best
is the "Vicnna Salvador Beer, to be
found at Joseph Heigler3, No. y Royal
street. between Canal and Custom house.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-05-19
THE WHISKY CASES.
The Jury Finally Bring In verdict NJ
Guilty in the Fehrenbacb Case.

At IL O'clock last night, the jury in
the case OF Fehrenbach ct ais. returned
verdict Of guilty against the accused,
who were allowed to go out on their
bonds to appear this morning.
In the ehse Of o Brien ct als, the nc
cused are al present, except Dennis
OBrien, who is in ireland. A jury was
completed in this case ut . O'Clock yes
terday evening.
One Of the jurors in the Fehrenbach
case, in % long interview published this
morning in the Enilehn, says that he
was intimidated into consenting to u
verdict by Addison and Spangler and
other members Of the jury, and that
although he believed u case had not
been made. out against the accused,
fearing harM from the other jurymen,
and being actuated entirely by his fears
for his personal safety, he consented to
a verdict. This juror, who is in oil prob
ability the colored man Bringier, also
says that just before the verdict was
brought into court Addison asked him
not to divulge what they had done.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-05-19

Now is the time when all those who
can afford it turn their thoughts towards
selecting pleasant retreat wherein to
worry away the dull and 9llltry summer
months. To such we would suggest q
visit to the Berkeley Springs, in Morgan
county, Virginia. The hotel, under the
courteous superintendence Of Mr.. A. W.
Kirkwood, has already obtained ma
tional reputation, and can accommodate,
in the full sense Of the word, five hun
dred guests. The location is beautiful,
and the water from the springs, where
the bathing arrangements are complete,
has been found to be Of great benefit in
many cases Of chronic sickness. The
terms are very moderate. as may be seen
by advertisement N another column,
and the journey by rail short and easy.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-05-19
LATER FROM FERGUSON.
He Corrohora ates Seelye as TO Fraudulent
Pay R0lIs-The CustOmhOuse Ring
Receives Deadly Blow.
Grant Disguised -KeIl ogg Snubbed, and
Retreats in Bad Order.
lspeelaI 70 The N. 0. Democrat ]

WASHINGTON. May IS.
Ferguson testified that he knew OF
and;saw fraudulent pay rolls in the Gus
tomhouse four months prior TO the last
Presidential election. This corroboratee
Edgar Seelye's testimony on the same
point. Ferguson's evidence is clearly
direct, and supported by convincing
proof.
2 Enough has been elected already to
make the removal Of Casey, Herwig and
Dillingham; almost certain.
Kellogg left yesterday, having utterly
failed in his endeavor to obtain troops.
His time Is past. The Attorney General
positively refused. Grant Is completely
disgusted with louisiana affairs, and
the Government has snubbed Kellogg.
BIJou.