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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-04
CITY OF MEMPHIS,

CITY OF MEMPHIS, !
TAE-CoLLECToR's OFFICE.
am instructed to say that the follow
ing rule will be observed in the collec-
tiOn Of taxes: In payment of all taxes,
except school, reimbursipg and manda-
mus, prior to 1875, may be taken all in.
debtedNesS due from the city; not only
due prior to 1875, but due during or after
1875, except bonds Of the city, for which
special fund by law has been provided
for their payment. payment OF taxes
due in 1875 may be taken all Indebted
ness maturing in 1875, provided the par
ticulsr taxes, if collected, might be used
in payment Of the particular indebted
ness. If the tax for 1875, to be paid in
for a general purpose, then a general in
debtedness due in 1875 will psy it. If,
on the other hand, the tax is for special
purpose, such as an interest tax, then it
may be paid by coupons of recognized
bonds maturad in 1875, or if judgment
tax by judgment of same year against
the city. The school tax, the sinking
fund tax and the mandamus tax for
1875 must be paid in money.
FRED. c. SCHAPER, Tax-Collector.
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AMUSEHENTS.
Tic TEentat.

Tie TEeetet.
Old PhiJs Birthday, with Mr.. G. W.
Couldock in the title role, was pre- sented
at the Theater last night, and afforded
an entertainment of most excellent
merit Mr.. CoUldock was mastery and
elegant, every feature in the character
being beautifully and effectively pOr-
traycd. 1t is a play worth seeing, and
as rendered by Mr.. COuldoek, becomes
all the more interesting in detail and
impressive in effect. As "Old Phil
Stapleton,n he displays q marked and
faithful comprehension of the character!
investing it with beauty, grace and ma
ture, and stamping it deep upon the
memory and feelings of the audience
We are glad to know that Cd Phips
Birthday and Milky White will be re-
peated this afternoon. Mr.. Couldock
takes his farewell tonight, in the WILLOW
CopSe, when prices will be reduced to
fifty cents for admission to the dret ..
circle and psgquet and twenty-five cents
to the family-circle and gallery.
Peppers Ghost.
Tomorrow night Professor Pepper
will give an interesting lecture at the
Memphis Theater, and exhibit series
OF the most wonderful chemical expert
ments ever witnessed in this city. This
entertainments 10th novel and instruct
i've, and is Of character calculated to
command the appreciation even Of the
most learned. Professor Pepper is an
anti-spiritualist, exhibits ghosts and ex-
plains how such separations are made
by means of chemical process, which
the ignorant and superstitiOus assign to
preternatural agencies.
Casino Entertainment.
The German Casino gives q grand
German opera and concert at the Green
law Operahouse Monday night for the
benefit OF the Leath orphan asylum. The
programme Is excelleHtly arranged, and
will be made all the more attractive by
Mrs. Czepski, Mr.. Martin, of Baltimore,
and Messys. B0rnemann, Reiss and Leg
Ter. The musical part OF the entertain
ment will be under the skiIlful direction
Of Prof. ShUl!z. We hope to see very
large attendance.
RObinsOn's MfnstreIs.
The entertainments OF Robinson's
Ministries, at Assembly hall, are very
amusing an enjoyable. The specislties
are Of the very best order, and make up
an attractive programme. They give
matinee at two O'Clock this afternoon,
and their last performance tonight.
Katie Putnam.
Katie Putnam and troupe begin an
engagement at the Memphis Theater
Monday night, the opening play being
the Old Curiosity Shop. Miss Putnam
will be supported by good company,
aud, we trust, will attract large houses.
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GENERAL COUNCIL.
LeIingweII's Petition D siIBdueni Priv.
1ege Tax-Payers 30 be Looked
- q Asters ssss -
A Healthy and Living PetItIoh=The
Connect In Favor OF aO3d Health
Etc.
BOARD OF ALpEKMEN.

The board met, pursuant to adjourn
ment, at seven and half o'clock LAST
evening, President Zsnt in the chair.
Present: Aldermen M,Cloy, Elder,
Green, Dent, Harvey, Brown, Cochran
apd Fleming.
The report Of the committee on ac-
counts passed on its first reading.
The city engineer reported $2736 as ex-
pendltures fer last month.
A reguIsition for the fire department
passed on its first reading.
The account OF John F. Flsher-for
writing up tax-books-was allowed on
third reading.
The account of w. A. Bickford-for
rent Of cellar-was passed Cd its second
reading.
G. A. Leffingwell, city inspector, was
allowed $500 for the. purchase of scales,
etc, to be paid ont of the contingent
fund.
The account OF J. II. Lowenstein was
referred to the mayor and city attorney.
The account for gas, S2573 So, was re-
ferred to the committee on lights and
lamps.
The bill OF Randolph, Hammond &
Jordan, for professional services, was
passed on its second reading.
The board refused to concur in the &C.
ton of the common council in giving
the mayor the power to release prison.
ers before conviction, instead of the chief
of police.
The petitiors Of A. L. FARMLAND,
Memphis -4UdIdnche and B. F. Cole
man, we're referred 70 the finance COM
mittee.
Aldermen Dent and M'Cloy were ap-
pointed on special committee to con-
slider all petitions for remission Of fines.
The fine OF Mr.. West was RENTED and
his release ordered.
The mayor was authorized to employ
q competent man to assist the sergeant.
alarms in looking after delinquent priv
ilege taxpayers, at q rate Of one hum
dred dollars Per month, so long as his
services are needed.
The petition of Refs & Bro. was re-
ferred to the special committee on fines.
A proposition was received from the
Memphis gaslight company for furnish
ing gas, cleaning and lighting the lamps.
Rsferred to the lights and lamps COM
mitteP, with the mayor.
Adjourned to hal;-past seven o'clock
Friday night.
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PERSONAL.

RICHARD GREGG, ESQ, OF Chicago, is
in the city, guest Of f. 8. Davis, Esq ,
president Of the First National bank.
MISS ELIZA HOLLAND and Miss Pat
tie Mosby, sister of our clever friend
Colonel l.. B. Mosby, OF Holly Springs,
Mississippi, are in the city visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Mics KATIE WILSON, of Blooming.
ton, Illinois, ia among our many Mardi-
Gras visitors, and is the guest OF Miss
Mary Hitzteld, one of cur most accom-
plished vocalists.
MISS BEENIE z. NABKRs, daughter
Of Colonel Is. D. Nabers, Of Holly
Springs, Mississippi, is In the city on q
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OPINION of DR.. William H. Stokes,
physician, Mt, Hope Retreat, Baltimore.
81 have great pleasure in add
ing my testimony to the virtues Of
LieBig's Liquid Extract OF Beef and
Tonic Invig0ratOr as the very best prep
aration used, and therefore confidently
recommend it to the medical profess
sion.n q. W. JONES & Cor
Agents. Memphis.
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Sprinp StvIe Hats.

Just received a nice assortment of
gents silk dress hats. Gents soft and
stiff felt dress and business hats.
Youths hats, nobby styles, new colors
and styles. Boys aud children's hats,
a large variety to suit all, at prices to
suit the times. Call and see, and price
the goods and be convinced.
COHEN, the Halter,
30 Main street, under WorRham House.
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LAW REPORTS.
Circuit COurt-HeIskeu, Judge,

This is motion day. The following
additional rules have beeu adopted by
the court:
RuLe,-Hereafter, when parties desire
to make application for continuance,
affidavits therefor must be prepared be-
fore the case is called for trial.
Rule.-The clerk is directed to keep
all opinions Of the supreme court which
have been, or may hereafter be filed, as
a part of the records of this court, in
the safe, and not to permit any such to
be taken from the clerks Office, except
by order or direction Of the court.
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Persons visiting Msrdi Gras, and
wishing to have their teeth attended to,
and return home on the same ticket,
should visit Drs. A. Wesson & Sons Of
fee, 243 Main street. These gentlemen
are unquestionsbly the finest workmen
in our city, and the most reasonable in
their charges. Clip this out, and give
them a call
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Sale,of braudies, WHISTLES and cigars
at public auction. On Wednesday,
March "a, 1876, will sell at A. NJ. Stod-
dard's auction store, No. $50 Second
street, al ten o'clock Of said day, seven
teen barrels Of whisky, four and half
barrels OF brandy, and one hundred and
fifty thousand cigars, effects Of John
Smith, bankrupt.
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THOSE who desire good article to re.
store gray hair to its youthful color, we
would recommend to purchase Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover,
most excellent and valuable prepars-
ton. Sold by all druggists.
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CARRIAGES and Buggies painted and
repaired in firzt-ciass style, at reduced
prices, at R. D. WALLACE & cos.
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RaDkrUntcV.

GARDEN SEEDS, grass seeds, fruit
trees, evergreens ard Towering plants,
at Otto Schwill's seed store, 346 Main ct.
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At VERY Attractive Prices.

A beautiful stock of juvenile books,
autograph and photograph albums,
pocket books, gold pens aud pencils, fine
bibles, school books, the latest novelties
in plain and fancy stationery, ETC., etc,
at 34l Main street. A. F. DoD & co.
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WE have on hand complete stock OF
Studebaker Wagons, from one to four
horse, at RID. WALLACE & co.'s.
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BUGGIEs, Spring and Farm Wagons
at prices that will astonish you, at
R D. WALLACE & cos.
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Fresh Oysters

Received daily at J. A. SignaIgo's, No
278 Second street.
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CHELDREN's CARRIAGES,
Just received by
WHEELER, PICKENS 6 CO.,
32S and $50 Main street.
SfraHherrH Raxes
VenisOn Hams and Saddles.

for sale by Williams & Co., lumber deal
er, corner Gsyoso and Second streets.
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Wall Paper.

Beautiful spring patterns at Quscken-
bush's paint store, 800 Main.
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A. Il. STODDARD,

General AuctiOneer and Appraiser,
Makes daily sales OF Merchandise OF every
description. Special attention and rates
given TO sales for executors, administrators,
trustees, assiguees, underwriters and csrgOes,
10. 2eo Second Street Copp. Court sQusrel
sep5 NE~PHTs. TENN.
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Red snapper and Mackinaw trout re-
ceived daily at Victor d. Fuchs, No. Al
Jefferson street.
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TIE cheapest and best STEAM DYEINa
and CLEANING House in the city IS ut 2s5
second street TT. WALlKEE.& co,
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Buy the celebrated Studebaker Wag-
ons Of R. D. Wallace q Co., 3S7 and 389
Second street
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Fresh Fish,

Victor D. Fuchs, Al Jefferson street,
has choice lot for sale low.
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ATTEND Rnbertaon's BUSINESS College.
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AUCTIoNEEsS.

So The following descri6 ed Real Estate and
improved Lots, 1874 and 1856, with Brick House
and also a Frame House, Flower Garden,
etc, GrOntIBR on west aide srket Square,
in city OF Memphis, "a feet ~ inches and run
ming back, toward Main street, 7i15 feet This
beautiful place is offered at private sale until
that time; If not sold, will sell as above, re-
gardIess of price, on the premises.
Title perfect. Terms reasonable.
A. E. FARMLAND, Auctioneer.
By order OF L. Godshaw, Agent. fb2T
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT" cures 1t. Sold
By q. W. Jones & Co., Memphis.
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Dentists.

Go TO L.eddin's Business College.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

The fine passenger steamer
City Of Augusta, -
N. r. marry. MASTER
Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY at pm.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
]. 7. WASHINGTON, Ag't, 800 Front st.
Freight consigned to Milt Harry Will be
handled free of storage, draysge and commits
sion, and put through promptly. Shippers
will please send freiE ht TO Glenns Wharf
boat as usual now
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Complete Stock

Complete Stock
.zts.r.. -OF-- ..
hs.S 1ifRs E-.tFr
CHMDREN'S CARRIAGES,
-, - .cKoaUErsETs,
- - ---.
q Toys, Etc,
Just received by
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FOR ASHPORT.
LEE LINE.

Carrying ahe U. o. Mail.
For Hslsna. Delta, Friars Point and all
Plantation Landings.
Tho naxu and aIa0aut raasauoar ataamav
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STEAMBOATS,.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ST. Francis River Packet OsceOIs.

THE Str. OSCEOLA will leave
Memphis fer Wittsburg and IErsISezs e
Mariana on TUESDAY, 7th day OF March.
The damages sustained by sinking will all be
repaired at this port, and the boat made sound
and good. MARK d. FLOWER, Owner.
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FOE RENT.

- ~ @sN@-A@~ -
MICE FURNISHED RCOWs-At
II : s. MAIN STREET.
nwELLING-Lsrged dwelling with IA rooms,
IL in good condition, at SO Madison St.; pos
session given March LIST; inquire on premises.
MICE FURNISHED RooMs-At IS Main
II street. fb28
kEAIN STREET sToRE-The large and de-
III sirably located store $50 Main, with oomy,
dry basement Apply to q. A. STONALL.
d EsIDENCE-That large brick residence, 1874
N Second street-cistern, stable and out
buildings, large yard. Apply to
ANDREW ]. HARRIS, 24e Main street.
JAMES PAkK-For picnics and drills and
% all gentesl outdoor revels, " James Park"
". a. WHEATLEN, No. 80 Main 81.
ELOORS-The three upper floors OF No.
IL Adams street, containing y large rooms.
Apply 10 THos. FISHER, Enmet Bank.
ID EsIDEECE-The late residence OF ]. D.
n Williams, No. 6S7 Shelby street. Apply
TO W. JOYHER, S2 Main street.
- EsIDENCE-From March Ist, nrst-class
rooms in Greenlaw Block, NO. 49, south SIDE
Madison street. Apply 10 Mrs. l. q. EBBERT,
f55ls a. 9. DENNIs, go Main street.
SToREHOUsE-No. SI65E Calhoun Block, at
y present occupied By Baxte I Tre Eeyant d
fo5 S25 Main street.
EXPOSITION BUILDlNG-Tbe old Mem
u ,phis Industrial Exposition Building.
Apply 70 q. n. GRo5VENOR,
jail 2oi second street.
ZINE OFFICES AND SLEEPING ROOMs- |
4 plenty OF vster on every floor.
ELEDGE, MCKAY & co,
del 81 and S73 Main Il
GToRE-Ai s. Bain airest. Apply r. IfaaS |
. IsaASS, b Jefferson treet.
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Comic Opera =" Jncoguito, or a Prince Against
His WILL" By Ripper. In costume.
Pisno furnished by Mr.. Goepel; costumes by
Mr.. Leopold.
To be had at the Book and Music stores.
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STOLEN,

AZ ULE~-On Tuesday night, from Fort Pick
vi ering, a large dark brown mare mule,
with Light spriug wagon, patent hubs, with
" K. L. Lee, builder IN gilt letters on side or
wagon. liberal reward for theiE. recovery
viii be paid at 81 Main -. X. +. LEE.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-04

when bullets are flying about in the air.
The two parties IL Congress are -
nearly equal thar whether HAyeS or Til
den Is president. the affairs Of govern
meDt can not be run on pArti1An prinei-
pies. and neither Of them can drive the
government team unless the assent Of the
opposite party Is given The Repubi-
cans are nsjOrity in the Senate. the
Democrats in the House. snd either
branch can hold if not control the other.
The president can WELD the appointing
power and considerable influence. but he
viii be pretty well h2mperei BY the op-
posing party whoever be nav BE-
We hope Hayes is erected, as ne be-
lieve his election would Be great bless
ing to the nation at this time. but If
Tilden is elected we trust ne attempt
viii Be made to give MS place to snOth-
er. Ii Tilden has received = majority
Of votes We believe every loyal Republi-
can in the United States would fight. Il
it were necessary. to place him in bis
char. but. if Hayes is driven cut BY
unfair means there will be such 5 rs2e.
tion against the democracy as will result
in the complete overthrow Of their party,
We believe the God Of Nations Is over.
looking this great event; and shat he
will order all things we'll.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-04

The attempt 70 change the Shire of
Orleans county has again failed in the
legislature. A very fair bin. locking to
that end. Vas introduced into the House
BY Mr.. Nelson Of Derby. about the mid
die Of the session The bill was referred
to . committee consisting Of the mem
bers Of the county; after considerable
delay. majority reported in fAvOr Of
the bill and the question was well tried
IN the House. but did not succeed The
bill only asked for 5 committee Of three
men 70 cone into the county and make
sn examination Of the county buildings.
take into consideration the various wants
Of the county. and decide whether the
I Shire ought to remain st lrzsburgh. OF
Be located at some other point
The condition Of the county building,
was shown. the iDconvenieDee Of location
and the general desire Of all parties whC
have business to DO at the Shire, to hav,
the county buildings en- the railrOzC
vas shown Up. but the House would Do
listen 70 argument. OF grant Snythin.
that made any change IN Shires OF eoan
~ lines.
50 great had become the exeitemen
oocasiO0ed by the re-mapping scheme
that every case vas tried by that aud
very strong combination was mad
which sst Its face against all changes i
the state. No measure, however Just
might have been. could have been cal
NED against this combination.
The fight over this question was th
6ercest, AID probably the susFtest {
anything before the House during Il
: session. Much work was done on bot
sides The Troy. Newport. Derby. =
len. Holland. Charleston. Morgan. IVES
more and Barton members favored =
removal: the irsshurgh, Craftsbur,
Westkeld. Lowell. Jay. Coventry. Clio
er and Bloomington members wsl
= against removal: the Greensboro mel
. -. 49, uOasaai Uut EucIIue1 toward =
majority.
= The bill was % fair that II could D
il be opposed on any fair ground
: but the opponents took advantage Ct L
q anti change element Of the Hous
Of hitebed up with it. and saved the Shi
g for another term Of years 70 Irzsburgh
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TIE PREsIDESTIAL coSuNDRuM

South Carolina has been officially set
in the list Of Republican States. By
decision Of the Board Of Cauvasssrs.
Florida. on the best Of authority. is said
to have = snail majority for Hayes. Ii
is generally conceded that Louisipna
will have about SIX thousand votes 70
spare on the Hayes ticket But in each
Of these states there is great excitement.
and 20 doubt much wrong voting and
bad counting. Whichever party is tn
umphant the other will claim great
frauds. We suppose that both parties
are guilty Of dishonesty and that the
true state Of the case in either Of these
states will never be known. The Dem
oerats are trying their utmost 70 win
votes enough somewhere 70 carry the
election IN their favor. and Il is not say
ing too much Of them 70 say that they
vii use al honest means 10 secure q
vote or two il this emergency. The dis
patches and reports from the South and
the various accounts gwen in regard u
the frauds. intimidations. false counting
and vote stealing are such that nobody
can predict the result
Il Is probable that the quarrel vii
continue and 60 into the supreme COur
or Congress. IL seems unfortunate tia
the election Is 50 very close. for Their
vii be great excitement and perhap
some blood she'd as the result
In the meantime let Us possess cur
selves with patience. believing that
right decision will finally be reaches
The talk q war and all the extravsgau
declarations Of partiEans Is foOlishbes
Those who participated in the var (
the rebellion Will not join aoOtber va
for the sake Of putting their favOrit
candidate in the presidential chair. an
those who did Dot 6gbt before are D
tbe Kind Of 6ghters vh0 face the mus
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-04

CSrOlina. which sixteen years ago led eff
in = movement that cost the country
more than half a million lives. forever
furnished the American name by the
horrors Of AnderSonville. Salisbury.
Florence. Bell Isle and Libby Prison.
and entailed burden Of debt upon the
nation that must tax its resources 10
their utmost for Years to come Presi-
dent Grant viii see to il that she is no,
INDUCED in another reasonable freak Of
that kind 50 long as he holds the reins
Of government in his iron grasp A
slight fall Of snow yesterday came As .
reminder of what is in reserve for Us
later in the season and 70 gladden. the
hearts Of the school children. The he
tells and boarding hOnses are fast filling
up. every train and boat bringing its
quota Of officials and winter visitors 70
the capital of the nation. May We be
preserved as the light Of the world
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-04

A table Of the next House as it stands
under the latest and most reliable re-
turns has just been completed BY the
best Republican authority in Washing
ton. who has access to all information
regarding the result in each district yet
received By the National Committee
He gives the Democrats l49, and the
Republicans al New Hampshire at
the worst for the Republicans is certain
% give them two 70 one Democrat In the
March elections. which will make IL
Democrats to l43 Republicans. This
calculation gives nearly all the districts
yet elassed as doubtful to the Demo
Gratis The Republicans may have
two more than have been estimated in
the above count from Illinois, two more
from Pennsylvania and two more from
Louisiana On the other hand the Re.
publieans may lose one IN Florida, one
in Missouri and one in Virginia a
careful study Of all information at hand
regarding districts not Yet officially an
nOuneed. eOnTinees the authority com
Piling the table that 1t is quite possible
though not very probable, that the ap
parent democratic majority may be en-
tirely overcome, but that at the wors
the Democrats will have but three 0
four majority.
| The Republicans intend to MAINTAIN
tie rights Of all by the strictest ADDER
eDce to the law They have been dc
frzuded in the voting in hundreds {
places They would Be far more just
fed in demanding the Puri6eation Of Ii
polls. than are the Democrats IN the
unreasonable suspicious Of the returns
} But they waive that. They only insil
! that the Democrats shall not be permitte
; TO super-sdd fraud and intimidation
the count Because the Democrats II
I tended 70 carry the elections at all la
} ards is 10 good reason for allowing the
: TO supplement their. as yet. insufheIel
: frauds with others Of another ella.
! ! When the count Is completed, let the