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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-14
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL.
A Classical School for Boys.

The 33d AnnlMi Session opens September 9th,
1876. Catalogues sent or application to the
Principal, l.. "a. BLACKBOARD, SE.A.,
IL l-co3m Anxa adria. "a,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-14

MISERABLE BUSINESS oTAND Al
~ FALLS CHURCH FOR SALE-Pursu-
ant to decree of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax
county, rendered at June term, 1876, in the suit
Of Gould and Son vs.. j. u. Brush, sh" on
TUkDAY, the 10th day of september, 1876,
st II o'clock ~, on the premises sell to the
highest bidder, vt public sale, that valuable dun
property, consisting vi SrOREHOUSE,- lak4
d WILLING snd BARN, situated on the D. Z.
corner OF the AexanIria and Georgetown turn
pixies. As business stand this Is regarded rs
one of the most valuable in the thriving village
Of Falls Church, and offers strong inducements
for profitable Investment Persons desiring to
view The property before the day OF sale are re-
lerrad To Mr. ". Glover This property will
be sold subject to a covenant lnat no spIrltuous
liqu re shall be sold as n beverage thereon.
Terms o. Salc-So much OF the purchase
money viii be required III hand rs will pay the
costs OF suit and q pcnses Of sale and the resi-
due in three equal nnnu. payments, to bear ~
forest from the day Of lie, 10 ba secured by the
notes of The purchaser, with good personal So
curly, and retention of title Till the last pay
incnt Is made. IRON AS MOJkE,
aug l9-w4w Conmr. OF Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-14

I1OMMI5oluNhN SALE OF VALUA.
~ BILE ZEAL EoTATE-Pursusnt To the
decree vf the Circuit Court Of Fairfax county,
rendered ~ is June term, 1876 in the suit Of
Peach VS.. Barker and Others, tue undersigned,
commissioner in SAID decree nalred, Will, on
MONDA The iS:n day OF September 1870
Curt day, III front of the door o. the Court
House OF said county, bo.wecn IL m, ana !
o clock p. III sci to tn" htgncst bidder, al pub.
lie SAFE, all .hlL PAHCtu OR TRACT OF
LAND at present occupied by Craven Hunting
ton, md beng u part ol The real estate of which
the late Presley Lsri<cr died seized, and allotted
in the division the. cot u his daughter Willie,
containing nDou. i4O acres, the actual quantity
10 be as ccrtancd by survey. This land Is heav-
lily wooded, and naturally Of good quality sssa
ana mas thereon u comfortable WELL 2M
Ling HOUSE.
Terms Of S4lc-.so mucn cash IN hand as will
be required To psy the expenses OF sale, ana the
sum ui .3oS ANA the interest ol $40 from De
cenber 9.n 1879, will be required II hanu, and
the residue on !. credit Of tw3!vc months, TO bear
interest from day Of sale, and tie title 10 be re-
| tanned until The last payment Is made.
THOMAS MOORE,
u t,otnmiSss tncr of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-14
NULLEGA OF WILnIAAi AMI Macy

Tho next session of this Institution begins
October tho 1lth, and terminates On the An of
july next
Terms: College fees so; board &c from
500 to Sl75. The County Supc,.!!.oadcnts OF
Public Schools have the same rights III maxim q
nominations rs heretofore. For turtnar ln!or
nation address BENZ ). Gly ELL,
sep 9-eotw Williams burg, Va.
AE1oS Ellis Hl.HCT SCHOOL FOX
IN YOUNG l. aitiEl;3.
Tne tenth annual session OF Lhis school will
begin on TIL u kSuhy, Sap: 2l=t y iLcd
number OF boardeis will DC received and aii
upls will be carefully and thoroughly in
81. uc,ed in the English Branches. F:Grc1, and
Ma .hemalics Terms Tor day scholars $3l pei
hall session. in advance Circulars Can be OBJ
tanned from Frenci's bookst ire, or Oh ..p:,!c::-
,ca 10 Miss POW ELL, corner VA rs; gson
ana Duke streets, A.tcxa !Iria ". ati23-v0.Ui
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-14

DELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE,
- Cor Young L"dic5.)
The exercises Of this schtot wIi. be rcsumed
on the l5.,l Of SEpTEM BEis AK 18th en-. ar
aging pro poets. The facilities Old in tAe
various depar,- .on:s Of tbs schoo. f.. acquiring
8 thorough cdTc tlol are unsurpassed.
III G charges Tor Il; ion centre session. are rs
follows: Pt'ns DcJs- m eat $50; Inferno.
di te Department $40; Gale $50 English De-
pa1 smcnt :. j; Ancient and Mode l !,'n :'l"geS
each $50; Mu. &c Si0 uza Of inst? linen; toE
pract &c S,lU contingent! md 81
Board (not incluGi ? %":h9s) SEQ. For
other information sony for Catalogue t.
II. PENCE, PRINCIPAL
aug 23-tO1 Alexandra, W.
1,.,1- ,,.n1I \ IL I I'm lE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-14

WEATHER PRoBAB1Llr1Es.-War Depart,
neut Office of the Chit Signal Officer, "ash'
'"oton, b. c., Sept'r. IA, lS76-lNaO a.m.-
For the Middle Atlantic States, falling oaEomc'
1sr. increasing southeast winds, blg her temper
atnrr threatening and raioy weather.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-14
AGENT Ar CARSON.
JOB WORK.
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. SIS.
U. 3. Survey Ne. ii7.

vrs t,sn oyvicr clpsoN ctr,.
I'll G.sds rs.i "a is.s NGc,,.s A., 80.
80. -, * ctTn sTI uISISn f,os
piHvs no,r.rss,on ,ss o.s.ni,sd IA sxss,,s
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S, a. 4. M oesc. ..,d G.mn.ns.. : nniis. J.
~. g. ifni,., a,s,.s p.,sn, X N,sr sha.'
ssnd 81 coo, linear fest OF ne com.socf Yro,
.rv,... snh,..,ns A.. "a, ere. snS sy,' 'i@,
sv.ne ssn.s .,,..,s ~ ~ Nh, n,..r., n,.,,s.,
sx.s,, ~ 80, ~ s, s,sss 80 S'., ~ ~ r.ssask .s.-
S..a ss,s,,. s.r-s,sI nj Ss',.n.,.a I. N. -,
MAI and ssia not. on NE mi ih,s once ss
United s,stss eurvey or Lot No III, siinste Ia
norts Rsnvs n ssst' Sount DlsbIo m.r,disn.
shs AZ surfses srornd brin. ae.e,ibsi 4 a. 'fu..
iovs' yir, -
rs.trri,s foy tbs d.se,iution M m. nortL :.
sriy pertiv,, Of ssld surfses ground. si Poet
Ss,r, =, she nor,hxs.is,iy ro,oyr AZ N:
Shk ns ~ ~ ',,' w..
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Ipe ryunery poftlon " s.,a ,uIis0e gIvuha
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-14
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. Jig.
q. y. ssrvey No. i3s.

TT Q. LAnp orricE. CARSON CITY. NJ.
u vAds, May 70, 1916. a Notice IL hereby
given that the "suPRRiOR GOLD AND sIL-
yRR AihiA9 COMPANY corporation duly
orvsniEed ard eIisting uhd. the laws OF tho
state Of California. whose po.t.ifice addrrrs
md principal place Of business 10 Nan fnn.
ei.eo. Ca,liornla. has this day. BY J. II. Mo-
kNIuBT. its sup# rintendent and duly author-
red agent. made application fra uniied siaies
vstent for nft~sn hundrd liso) linear feet OF
the " btewat Lode" bearing sold AID silver,
tcgether with surface ground SIX bundled feet
In width. situate. lying and bsing In the Gold
Ssvsds. Inown and d.s,sns,.d en- The neid
notss and oiiieiai plat - United States survey
or Lot No. iss. In Section ~. Township "
north, Of hsnge ~ cad. Mount Diabio msridiAD,
tho exterior boundaries Of saIl J.ot No. i3s be-
ing % liows. 20 will beginning at poet
sSons % ssysSiy.avs @ o. fee, below the ophii Grade.
on the north side az Cro~n Poin, Iiavine. and
whsnce besrs the cross Ci the Catholic Church
In 0od I'LL soutb TAX degrees sast hagstsr
ON Fort Homestead senth sss degr.es east:
nagstan on Mount Pu,ler moth 3tk degrees
west; the quartersec,ion corner of the pouih
line Of Section 81. Township II L"rih. Range u
east, Mount Diablo meridian, south 10 deyfees
west, 1913 feet. and running fom said post No.
I . firpt courpe-Nonh sok degr es wet 80
feet. 20 Post No. .. Thence. second eourre-
N0ftu " ufkIrfb miuuNe WIZ W
Post No. J. Thence. third eourse-south SoS
degrees east COZ feet, 10 fost No. 4. Thence.
fourth heourss-Bouth 10 degrees ~ minutes cast
|, 100 feet, 70 Post No. 0. Thence. nfih oourse-
North s0k degrees west 10 ievt, to Poet No. l.
the point OF beginning containing 10 <i.i00
scres. Bearings expresstd from the true msri.
disu, msgnetic variation IL degrees ~ minuies
east. The labor end imrroven'enis consi', OF
q shan and tunnel, tiecrdiDg 500 In value.
survey made TO sccord with rcooId ~ loestIon.
This claim IL bounded an the rcuih By the On.
tario Con Iany's eilim. o. 4 ~ the other sides
on unknown clalmapts. this locaiian vas duly
recofded In Hook "B"o Locail ns. page lss.
st0r County Records. kept at The Once Of tks
Con, ty Recorder of storey county.
Any and ali persons claiming adversely any
eoriicn OF said superior Sold and Silver Min.
ing q. mpsnys claim are required W nl. thei,
adverse claim with the Register Of the United
stsirs Land once, at Car-on City, New. during
ne sixiy.daJs period of publication hereof. or
lhsy will BE- barred by virtue Of tho provisions
Df the statute.
mssa sM A. wlItZ. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-14

nSPosIrs Of COIN OR BULLION reeslved.
IL D.ither ou open account or 10 issuo Csh.
TIPlCATEs therefor, payable tat the option OF
the holderD In Gold hin or San Francisco; TO
make collections. purchase Baliioa at the moet
favorable rsier, &c advance coin thereon wneh
6,rx ariel 10 IN. paren nj Hank In San Francisco;
soils Hills of Exchange, and trAnsa<ts General
banking basiness.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-14
THE EVENING News
oUR ApyERrIsING AGENTS.

O. ". CaAnr.. ..ts Slentremery IT,, San Ifansi g
0Eo. r. RsvKIL Co......ti Park How. New T. fs
Sous Assxrs for the 0olp lIiLL DAIty Nkvs. ~
anthoriIri 10 contract Tor Inserting d,cfilsms ~
~ us 81 our iowrpt cash RATES In coin. Adsrttk -
are requested 10 leave their orders With eiihs' .
the above houses.
AGENT At CARSON.
=. .yRED. BROOKS 10 our Agent At Csrra
vh<rs persons wishing TO subscribe for the CeL
HILL DAiLr AEvs can leave their orisrs
JOB WORK.
Jos woaK executed ct the NExs once must bs
paid for on delivery. nniesss peDcns having ibs
WORK dons havs standing Acfounis With the ~
preior. No deviafionffoin thisruls.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-14
nR. ". ~. FErTERMAN

uuas RETURNED To VIRGINIA CITY.
III spxi takss HI. old oc1cs over Z. ii. Ciafki
sto~s. No. loa south street.. where be well
rive so<eiai atteniioa 20 Asuss and Chronic
bIsrsSss also. vensresi Dissasse-esp.siAiy
0lsst and nyphilis. Hm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-14

A coon srEApy. TrDusTaIous WHITE
a ~ colcr~i men I'm md employment u
W. n. SMITHS hair dresvIng. shaving ard
hsthtns e.tsbiis Inns nj. Main street, 0old Hill.
T,isks charge Of the isihs sni the boot black.
80 .s.-< E,s-iv eren jeotf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-14

S,ENv aso. TO q. p. RowELL 4 co..
- Nsv Ysrk, g. . hmphiet. of 100 ragcs. eon.
isininr lists OF s.feo Newspapers, and estimates
shouirs enst nf sdvertisinG. nrif
, 1876-11-21
CHICAGO,

The eccona Ward Republican Club hcll
meeting last cycnlug at M. 5l3 State street,
for the purpose VI winding up ita afIairs. Dr.
d. 4. 8sni!h occupied tic chair. Tho Executive
Coln.nIttc submitted 'ta report and from II It
appears that tho Club Is entirely out Vi dcbt,
having ataall surplus still On llaul. AL tho
money used for the War.l Club aud Hayes and
Wheeler Guards has raised III tie ward, aud no
fequlsttion Of any kMd WIS made gu tho Cen.
trIl Conlrn[ltrc, TIE report hualiy recon-
nlv,,tlc,t that tho Club l,e continued, and that
when te meeting adjourn Il bu until thu SECOND
Monlay tu January, WHEN new constitution
was unanimously adopted
ILe EInpnru Committee also submitted Ita
re,Nrt, showing how the money ra!scd iur calA'
,,aIxn purposes had been expended. There r..
inujns il. tl,p hands ot t!u Treasurer balance
vi 81.
An adjournment until tho second Monday In
dauuary WIS then hat.
EOuATkkATH WARD.
>, The Fourteenth Wgd Republican Club mel
, 1876-11-21


TORONTO, Nov. D.-Archhishop Lynch hns re-
cciyed latter from tho Vicar General Of Quebec
denying statements concerning tho dissertation
of tho Sabbath In TINT Province, and that q
priest changed tho hours OF vespcrs IN order to
permit bis people to attond circus on condition
Of sharing the profits, made by the Rov. Mr..
peautlry at Methodlat missionary meeting In
this city last week. Tile letter calls upon Mr..
Dcaudry to name the priest or retract tho state
mcnt.
8. G. Wood, Provincial Secretary, has pre-
scented his report on tho Central Prison inquiry.
It relieves Capt. Prince, tho Warden, Of ouerous
charges made against him, but finds tho chot
guard, stcdman, guilty Of unnecessarily severe
treatment to prisoners, antl recommends his re-
moral. Stcdnlan has resigned.
OTTAWA, Nov M.-Bsl,op, Lewis announced
In st. Jolln's Church yesterday, at the requsst S
Of tho Arehblsllop Of Canterbury, TINT the goth
cess!on for t!,o missions OF thu Church of Eli
gland throughout the norll.
A pastoral letter was read III tho vnrions Ro-
nun Catllo!ic churches In THU city. yesterday
iiock ngaInst Catlollc liberalism, donounclng It
as an error liable to sup tho foundations OF tho
KomIsh religion mud destroy tho Romish
o""' specsa. Dispasca TO 7aa TRIBUNE
MONTREAL, Nov. a0.-Grcat excitement exists
among tho Liberals II, Ju4ues Cartier County
owing to tho conduct Of the lso,nan Catholic
clergy, who ycstorday denounced them en- mlsso
u,nned tho Liberals, and sa1l, II they voted for
Lafan,tne, tho newly ly-apponted Minister Of In
land Revenue, they would be lost:
Special Dttpatch 70 7As Tribune.
KINGSTON, Nov. ao.-Four men, nnned Pat
rick Dol,erty, William Fuy, Peter Smith, and
James Smith, entered the house Of Mathew
t}nrrett ut sliorbot Lake, saturday night, mud
demanded, supper, After which they, raised
alctlng such injuries tlat tlo died Sunlhy morn
| lug. The four lncn were arEcstcd and sent hexo
| to-day.
MONTREAL, kuy. 20.-Tho Bank Of Montreal
has consented not to force the telegraph stuck
on which they hare nttlo advances TN tho mar
1ct for the hpuco 0f slxty days. A written
| which will probably 6c subscribed to bY other
1aukS,
, 1876-11-21
PETER COOPER.

NE ConREc7s 4 MIsaTATEMENT or Ills roLITI-
GAL vlEW3-NO pnEPEnKNCH FOR TILpEN
OVER HAIRS, nuT MUCH CONFIDENCE IN
THE rEorLE.
10 The Editor Of tbs Ne,s FORK 7lna: In the
following paragraph, from tho New York ]'orzd.
l do not find my truo sentiments reflected or
properly expressed, presume through some
misunderstanding Of tho reporter:
Mr.. rcsor Cooper has entirely recovered from his
!atc it!ncss. and In course Of conversation with
1forih seposter yesterday he salA: '4The express
ston Of tho popular wll ia IN faTcs Of NJ. Tildcn
rhthor titan MI. Hayes for President There Ia not
tho least toubt TINT ths party n powes would psas.
ttcc fraud 70 bccnro tho election OF their can1i.
dases. but the Will q the people % espsessea r. tue
10. nnt. in .hs event y sir. Tden he!ng counted
out by fraudulent or illegal means. ! hn!e good
rcason to fear ttonhlc., ,pe!haps asccond civil w.r:
general popuar M MMpfisns, aud there 10 ~ ~ telling
strong faith In Tho good acn'c Of the American peo.
pie, and believe that trouble will be avcrtctl."
cannot giya special preference to the car-
didatc Of either party, I'll tho presence Of tic
fact that they hptli sgnoso the most important
Issue Of tho day, thu adoption Of d sound cur
rcncy for tho people. but believe that both
parties arc led by men Of patriotism who would
abide by the legal decision Of their respective
claims, and rcsort to M revolution or violence
to rccttfy what they may consider Injustice In
that decision, PETEn COOPER.
, 1876-11-21

hiznls In Washington myself tlooring Johnson's
time, and knowd the processes. ! onlefitat-
inEiy adviscd our people 70 make out thetr bills
agreed to 10, aud we sot about making W 'ctn
ont;
istackcr Ghyist, for hosscs taken by John
shnh, ind i assoTtmont ~ firm prodns
consoomch BY ak FeJrnl soljcfs wtch- 1,,
cant eagI ge:tst ops ste 2" "a. MS c,n .n two
l'arrols up whisky icit IL his dstll1ery:
whia ho vuh with John Morgan, and
other property, w'ch 10 coodont romeIn' oo mn
Dteki fosfa ior t:csfc lengths ~ tsis
iencs, lot ~ nweet petisoGs. ana other m nm
I put In CHIN for t!1e lost In avot1ln Fed
rel forces, and for gtncral anEusl, doorln @ that
terrible hvo years, IL the amount ny $4,000;
and Dascom put Ia bis bill for $1,000 for the
sfnse n aW the S S1 raas
The other citizens eame Il, mud put In bills for
their losses, which footld NJ, after re l'ct!
doktcrtt c,n, to suthln over Ss40t t0o0 We lied
Esat deal ny ~ tonOs tof +, tS c 5ss' ha ae s,s
sumo fence, With bills for 80! eieh re PIT up
n,to bo soina show for gcttin suttitn.
Some ny eIn he'd some doubts ez to l'ow w., wq
fixed all TINT. sworc to tssaker Gavltt's 10y
nifty, he swore to mine, Deekn. Pogra,n sworo
to Capt. Mcpelter's, md by o'clock the next
afternoon Tc ncu THO papers Ill Hl1aD Out anu
the matter all arranged. Tie Npcktlatcr footed
up tho amount and drew his poekit.boo 10 pay
ctn OF ut the rate Nv 80 per cent. II wuz crit
iklc period. Dascom sot there with his nk-
kount-book, to rrccevs the money, from vlch
he intended TO take out wbt Wux c0tnD TO bin
he he'd bills ngtn us wich wood absorb the most
Nv tt-atlI for wat balance wuz doc It Wuz TIM
tlcsstoosl that ho shool give US credit ut his
bar. Ills eyes gfIstened, and wuz waep'n
teers uv Joy.
suhstanshcl froots OF vtctry."
At that crittiKlo moment, 1ist when the Cor
ncrs wilz to bo tnatlo opu!ent, Pollock rode ",
with q Louisville paper, wfch hc throwcd In tn
us with fceniltsh smile.
The spekilater looked at tho he'd 1lncs and
tropt Il, huttonln up his pockftbook, and, throw.
in the bills down upon tic tablc, stood without
sayin wostl
Not lollar,n said he; thcm claims NV
yooIn aint wutt' the paper they arc written on.
Look at tho paper."
/ did look, mud fell falnttn to tho floor.
Louisiana, F1orita, mud South Carolina for
ITayesl Hayes elected by ono yotol"
That WIZ I'LL. but It wuz enuif: That Que Yotc
llcz cost the Corners dcerly. We aro 1cspon-
dent. Tlc niggers oil come out Nv ther houses
agtn, and Pollock opened Ills store.
Thu Bptktatcr in Southern war claims Is still
here, aua!tin reliable intelligence. Muy hcyln
send us the news WI want
PETROLEUM V. NAsD1, Kclormer.
, 1876-11-21
MISSOURI.

TAA THIAp CONGRESSIONAL DISTINCT,
81. Louis, Nov. 20.-Iae nlantlalnus cAsc In
connection with the Metcalfe-F1ost contest III
the Third Congressional District In this city
nmc up before judge Linlley today, but Was
postponed until tomorrow, to allow the iawycss
tllnc to prepare anewers md arguments.
1T. Louis, Nov. M-A large indignation
meeting was held tonight III Hattouxi Hall,
posed about equally OF Republicans and DcIuo,
Gratis, anu u which tie action Of tho Canyusg-
ing Board IN counting the votes fur Mr.. Frost,
the Democratic candidate for Cougtess, which
IN unmEasured teEms by 10th Democratic a,d
Republican speakers. A resolution was adopted
t. the same effect, and drlnandiux that the per
ton who changed tho returns Should 10 fa.setet
cut and puushed.
, 1876-11-21

Sptcta! Dispatch TO The Tribune.
MADISON, WIS.,, Nov. 20.-Totlay's mails have
further reduced tho number Of counties not
heard from officially Ut the Office Of tho Secretary
Of Statc. AHhlunl, Brown, anu Oconto Couu-
tics are thu unly ones not yetrcported but rcllu
bic navlccs havc been received from them show
Ing tho exact vote as bctwSpn Miner au1 Downs,
and tho latter's majority over tho highest cal-
dslate on the Tilden Electoral ticket Will exceed
1900, thus dasltng to ntome the high hopes and
expectations VI tho Wisconsin whitc-liuers aud
bull.lozcrs that they would steal one Of tue Re-
publican Electors.
TILE RESULT.
Tic regular Republican majority IN the State
for Hayes a,,l Wheeler over Tlllcn and len
bricks will mt vary but few votes from G,20o.
uncla Peter Cooper Cooper Eobb!es about I, ,VuO,
of coursc, nearly all Republicans.
DKMoCnArio FRAUDS
to tbs tao t Charsan q o Repubeaa csars rscsssu c
nittcc. Adyircs from Kewpunce County state
that warrauts for the arrest OF tho puaEu Ut
Cangasscrs of the Town Of Franklin III that
county have hccn Issued. lu thls town but u'so
Gust. ThIs result was known 10 10
voted 1T That poll, and, altc. ths rcauit was ~
uounced, dclnnnd was nlaao Tor HI inspection
Of tho ballot-box. After much wrangiing an!l
delay It was obtaincd, aud examined, when Il, II
werc found sixteen Republican votes, but unly
one ha1 been ca,lvasscd and returned III the vote
Of the town. The parties charged With this q.
fcnse, nntl for whom warrants arc Issued, will
he prosecuted to tho full extent of tho law:
Ru It not been for frauds vi tA!s character, anu
others too numerous tU mention here, thr lte
publican majority 1n this stato would have
reached II ,0WJ.
The Republicans generally arc on The alert,
md propose to bring to spcCdy tubtcu n!t tlIt,se