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HAD HE THE RIGHT TO DO IT.

Coy. Grover, of Oregon. gave certifi-
cate of election as clector Of that state to
Mr.. Cronin, one Of the Democratic candi-
dates for elector. because Mr.. Watts, one
Of the Republican candidates for clector,
was at the time he received a majority of
the votes of the state postmaster. Had
he the right to do so: That is the ques-
ton. The Republicans say he had not /;
the Democrats that he had. Let US see.
The constitution OF the United States
says that any person holding
position OF trust or profit under the gov
eminent OF the United States shall not be
appointed an elector. Mr.. Watts held
such position. He was therefore incli-
gible to appointment as an elector. But
the Republicans appointed him neverthe-
less. And now they claim that he should
have been allowed to vote. In Rhode Is
land one Of the men elected elector was a
centennial exhibition commissioner. The
Republican supreme court of that state
decided he was not eligible. The legisla-
ture was called together and elected an
other person in his place. In Vermont.
where postmaster was elected elector,
he was declared ineligible, and the place
was filed according to law. These two
States are Radical enough for any pur-
pose. "But," it is said by the Republic
cans, ''Gov. Grover should not have
given the certificate of election to Cron-
an" Why! Because" the reply is,
'he certainly was not elected" Read
the governors letter for an answer to this
assertion, and then read the following:
ain Guiick VS.. New. IA Indiana, SO,
l02, it was held: That whether an cleo
ton, because OF the ineligibility of the
candidate receiving the highest number
OF ballots, is failure. and must be held
over, or whether the highest eligible
candidate is elected, depends upon cir
cemstances:
81. Ii the candidate receiving the
highest number OF votes is ineligible,
but from a cause unknoion to the voters,
and which they were not bound 10 knolo,
AS, tor example, infancy, want OF nat
uraliZatiOn, and the like-the result is a
failure, and there must be another elec-
| ton.
~. Ii the voters know, or are bound to
know, the eligibility OF the candidate,
the election is not a failure, as the eligi-
BILE candidate receiving the highest num-
| Der OF votes is legally elected.
SO. Where the ineligibility OF candi-
date arises from his holding, or having
held a public office, the people within the
jurisdiction OF such an office are held IN
lao to knoio, are chargeable with notice
of alch ineligibility, and votes given to
such candidate are OF no effect, and his
highest eligible competitor is elected
(See also Carson vs.. McPhetridge. Il
Ind, 327.)"
"These." says the Chicago Times, ''are
American cases exactly in point. 1t will
be seen by every one that the course O.
the governor of Oregon was in stric
pursuance OF law, as laid down by
American as well as by English courts.
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ESTABLISHED 1915.
WILSON, EGGLEST0N & co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Dealers in
Flour, Grain, Seeds, & Provisions,
81 WEST CANAL STREET,
CINCINNATI, o.
III Consignments solicited. 1l-2a-eod-lm


Trustees Sale.
Whereas, Joseph Mckenzie and his wife
did, on the 10th day OF August, 1873, exc
cute, acknowle dye and deliver to me GER
tain deed of trust, now OF record in the
recorders Office of Alexander County, in
book q of tIust deeds at page 2I6, and also
did on the 3rd day OF October, 1873, in like
manner xecute, acknowledge and deliver
to me another deed of trust, now of record
In the recorders office of said Alexander
County, in book q OF trust deeds at page
279, both of which were given to secure the
payment of certain prOmissory note. exc
cuted by the said Joseph Mckenzie to Mary
j. Mcdonald. And whereas, default has
been made in the payment OF said promis-
sorry note, now, therefore, give notice
that by virtue OF the power given me by,
said deed Of trust, will on the 18th day OF
January, 1877, at the hour of IL O'Clock, ..
III. f, of said day, at the court house door in
the city of Cairo, County OF Alexander anu
State of Illinois, sell at public vendue, TO
the highest bidder. Tor cash, The following
described lots. situated in said city OF
Cairo, to wit: Lots thirty-three (33),
thirty -four (34), fifteen 15), and sixteen
uG), in block tifty-three (j3), being the
same. granted, hargained and sold to me in
trust, as aforesaid. by said deed of trust
The purchaser will be entitled to deed
Immediately. Dated December 18th, 1876.
JAMES q. CLEMSON, Trustee.
SAMUEL 4. WHEELER,
w-5t Attorney for Trustee
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A.In,inistratOr's Notice.

Estate of Daniel Lampert, deceased
The undersigned, having been appointed
Administratrix of the Estate OF Daniel
Lampert, late OF the County OF Alexander,
and State Of Illinois, deceased, hereby gives
notice that She will appear before the Coun-
ty Court of Alexander County, at the court
house in Cairo, in said County, at the JAM
uary Term, on the Third Monday In january
next, at which time all persons having
claims AGAINST said Estate are notified and
requested to attend for the purpose OF nav.
ing the same adjusted. All personsindebted
m said Estate are requested to make imme-
diate payment to the undersigned.
Dated this 22d day Of November. A. d.,
1876. MARGARET LAMPERT,
u-3O-w-6t, Administrative.
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The common council OF Brooklyn
has buried the unrccognized victims
of the late fire in one common grave
The offer of a plat of ground on Battle
Hill made by the Greenwood directors
was accepted, and many of the bodies
were inferred on Sunday last.
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GEN. HANCOCK, who voted for Tilden,
Gen. Sheridan takes his place in New
York. Gen. Hancock passed through
st. Louis on Monday on his way West.
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Tke 8ulletin.

ROBERT MCWADE's theatrical CON-
paRy is the only one travelling in the
West this season that has not made
money out Of pocket.
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Born houses Of congress will adjourn
on the 22d inst. until the first Monday in
January. The southern investigating
committees will not be ready to report
until that time.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND
FAST MAIL ROUTE OF THE US.


Is the mos. direct. convenient and ocopor.
ical way of reaching PhjIadejnhia and this
great Exhibition from ali sections of the
country. Its trains too and from philadei.
phia will pass throufrh n grand Centennia,
depot, which the company has erecfed at
the main entrance re- the Exhihition
grounds for the accommodation of nassen-
gers who wi. h TO sion at or start from The
numerous large hotels contig,,ous 20 th;s
station anc the Eyhihition-s convenience
of the greatest value 70 visitors and affnrJ.
ed exclusively by the pennsyivrnia Baii.
Dad. which is the only line running direct
O the Centennial hyildings. Evcnrs;on
rains will a $50 sion AZ the En- camnmsnt nj
hn Patrons OF Hushaudrv. Al FIN Station
on this road.
The pennsylvania Railroad ia the grand
est railway orpanization in the wor7j #
controls seven tbonsand miIes of ROADWAY
formIng continuous lines IN pbiladeInhis
New YORK. Baltimore and vashinpton over
~ bioh In x,,,ions dov ana ,;aht oar, 90
RIM from CHICAGO. 81. Iouis IonisviIle rim
cinnatj, Jndianapojis. columbus. toledo.
cleveland and Eric wjthn,s change
Its main line is laid wife double and third
tracks of heavy steel rails,upon deep bed
of broken stone ballast, and its bridghs are
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THE surUArIuN-OUR POSITION

THE RITUATIUN-OUR POSITION.
We hope the best, but We fear the
worst.
On the face OF the electoral returns. not
taking into consideration the Cronin
vote, Mr.. Hayes is elected; but, count
ing the Cronin vote, Mr.. Tilden is cleo
ted.
The Republicans, and not few Demo-
Gratis, believe that the Cronin vote ought
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PHILADELPHIA. PA.

This great International Exhibition, de-
signed to commemorate the one huudredth
anniversary Of American Independence,
opened May 10th, and will close November
10th, 1876. All the nations Of the world
and all the states and territories Of the I'm.
ion are participating In this wonderful de-
monstration, bringing together the most
comprehensive collection 81 art treasures,
mechanical inventions, scientific discover
cries, manufacturing achievements, miner
al specimens, and agricultural products
ezer exhibited. The grounds devoted to
the exhibition are situated on the line of
the Pennsylvania Railroad and embrace $50
acres Of Fairmount Park, all highly i'm
proved and ornanlented, on which are
erected the largest buildings ever construc-
ted-five of these covering an area of fifty
acres and costing S5,000,000. The total
number of buildings erected for the pur-
poses of the exhibition is near two hun.
dred. During the thirts days Immediately
following the opening OF the exhibition q
million and q quarter OF people visited it.
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WYNN. Il. SMITH
Physician e Surgeon,

Office in Winters Block, corner Seventh aud
Commercial Avenue, entrance on seventh.
Residence Thirteenth street. west OF W ashington
avenue. VI.
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SSnldnDil1e8.

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meint Die q. 3. tribune" bob man aui
lein @ort: CT ,ueroe bic Yralioentldaft II
ni4t annebmen, iuenn CT ben scrinslten
@croadt eincs 9ineiuseSdbltieins" in
ben &auf nebmen miiBtc, psrtrauen uno
rubi9 0ie enosiltise Gntlbeiouns OBJ
wartcn lpllte.
(9Senn CT iein @ort balten ,piroe, 10
wiiroe CT Seiscn, oaB er Elm Gbrcnmann
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men, auf leine Ganoioatur Su per3idten,
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ner lueni9itcns 100000 Stimmen i'm
0plfc mebr er9ielt, als CT. gSie fann
Gin Gbrenmann ipiini6en, cine Gbrcn=
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semeinfen Setrus, uno nit Sintan=
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3uertannt uiro.) (9l. 3. 3D.
Samuel s. Silbcn 1T prima facie
Yraiiocnt 0IutberfurO 9. Sapes aber
lit Nralioent init SotbebaIt."
@or menisea @pden lautete oas
6eloseldrei Der 9emotratcn: ,Meiorm
lit uotbwcnois - sesen,pdrtis buloi-
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u II ;ei9em II,

pelde cbne 8eMcrtung 3ur gufnabmc elm
gebcn, lucrbcn 10 lanae einseriidt uno bercd)>
net, bis fe abbcitellt mcrbcn.
Nn,eisen merbem 3u ben acmobnId,en
Exiien eiu9crIdt, ndmli1 10 Gcnts per
Brepicr, Belle, fir bic erite Ginriiduna, unb
5 @ease fin iebe fols,nbe. Sir Nn3eiasn,
bic lInserc 3eit Rsben bIeben, uirb Gin be,
beuta,ocr Ib;ug erIaubt.
Die 9crausscber iinb im 8eik cincr ppu~
fanoisen sluSipabl
Sfcus unS ecihmaefpoucr 2cttcrm,
NIB finb oabsr im stanbe
Srmfladem aller 9lrt
in otutiher, cmaliidcr, fran;0iilder
sas norluegiider spradc
aufs S@ncll ite, Sdonltc uno 9ilisite
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nno empfeblcn iid) gu gencietsn guItrascn.
@cbrudt Derben:
Icttcrbcao8,
SiabsabS,
Gci@dftsfarten,
Giremlarc,
8lanfs,
Aslafatc Il. ~.
auf tiir;eFe MOh,.
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= ueber bic 6inneisnne
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~ Qaiiers MIeranber l. BON @ublanb
erfM6r bic ,,CMilta Cattolica" in
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Der |. ii@ sur Ieiie nad StaIien porbe-
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Som 81 beiuhcn. Seine 0inneisun9
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ter befiird)tetc, bab cine llnterreouns
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Ser Goiier Mieranbcr, ,pel6er itets cine
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SIN Sabre 1925 Idiftc sllcranoer einen
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Wilscn ausSubriitlen, Dem S6isMa Elm
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Seine peljwaaren. Gamen=
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6ancp=slrtiteI in reider Mus,pabl bei
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nenent angenommcn.
Son sbonnsnten, oie Sic 3eituns rid),
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Die Serabidumung, cOcr %ermcieerune
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@eiter nur bur& 1eeljebub auseetrie.
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@is GinanS- nS-Icr,paltuus Der
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= 0ie @eies- Tabrit in @aibin9ton
1T nod uicrmonatli1em @tiQRanbe
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Manitowoe, @is., 6. Sea. Man
1T bier I'm 6errn @. $. 6ut9inion,
pon Der 6irma u. y. 9arris unb Co.,
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lamfcitsriidIi9te lollten Senat Ii. &c
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Menoen Y0rIelen 0lI9eDelBeH wutOe.
Man bebauptst, baB grdiibent Nae=
Mabon aud biele Com bination an5u.
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g pa ,rie II.
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fen mcrocn. NTebrere Teputirtc uno
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nab Bilbao 5uriidsetebrt.
BUR oricntalilden Jrage.
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rumanil6 &egiernns Die @eforoeruns
pon pplitiidsn Sclesrommen nidt se=
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ieIbe bic @ren3e iiberidritten babe.
Scr @oridlas, bic geri@te oerielben
elmer Art Geniur su unterwericn, ,uuroe
pom G;aren ielbit abse,uieien. Cine
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oerlelbe bic llria9s unb ben 3med Der
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lesen mill.
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nat iuspenoirt morben, neil oerlebe
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iebung Der grmee entbielt.
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pier r@aelie" brinst BON China unb
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flicsenbe @eld,paoer 1T an 81. SttOber
nab Gnslano abselcselt.
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sa,pa lino ON 7. gippcmber 700 @obn=
bauler absebrannt. Scr S6aben
miro auf cine ba!be 0iillion Sollars
ueranldlast.
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6auptjtab 5otio (Seboo) cine Geuers.
brunit aus, weI9e Al @obn1duier Elm.
alderte.
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rumpelt uno Die 8ebDr0en nieberge=
ma6t. Tiinfbunoert Sploaten Iielen
in ser erlten Sdla6t, ,pelde ben gui=
ltdnOilden sclieiert iuuroe, bod wurocn
oiele i1liebIi@ Serlprenst nno bic
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sl6t Ser Iebteren puroen entbauptet,
uno Die &ube 1T jcbt wieoer berseitellt.
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sieruns bat bic ameritanilde Sntcrprc=
tation oes neutrality-suspicious.
oboptirt.
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malls 9(ntonclli, lit bier BON Mabrio
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18

lent institntione, which constitute the
refugees Of sulfering. misfortuAe, abandon
mont and moral despair.
Tho subscriber 10 one Of the multitude
who win not spprove tho action of the In
junctionists, for he can not shut bis eyes to
the continued steady deterioration Of this
city; its daily increasing number OF houses
for rent, from the purlieus Of the st.
Charles Hotel. Of which prosperous COM
pany Mr.. John q. Gaines il president, to
the extremest and humblest suburb of this
sonce prosperous and happy parish. Neither
can he shut his ears to the never:ending
complaints of every class Of business men,
and workmen, and professional men, that
there is no remunerative work or business
to be done, and that unless . new and
reciprocal trade with the interior can be
created, this deplorable state of things will
continue until finally the population must
diminish, according to the infallible rule,
to number proportioned to the means Of
existence.
In conclusion, the subscriber would i'm
plore the thousands who bcloug here, whose
families were born, reside and will probably
die here, as his own in all likelihood will, to
reflect we'll about this New Orleans Pacific
railroad before they refuse it support, and
particularly to bear in mind that the only
question is whether they shall save their
city or leave it to persons like the injunc-
tionists to deal with.
SMALL PROPERTY OWNER AND SUB
SCkIBER TO THE N o. p. K.