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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-18
Coparlnere hip Nolircs.


dissolution OF PAETNERSIIlP.-The
COPA RTEEhsHIP heretofore existing unscr TIE style
and Efln name Of SCHAFFNEE q kl.lEGEk has this daJ
DISSOLVED by MANUAL consent Mr. aicu2ei hcahner
al0se being authorized 10 Sign III liquidation 80 ,.
EIChhkL 8 'HAFFNER.
April H. 1875. ChAhLEs kkIE1ER
NOTICE il hereby given that the firm Off:
~ j. QUINLAN & CO., composed OF francis j. Qnnlaa and
William H. Ous, No. % Magazine ST., Nen Orleans Ioeisi
ans las dissolved by mutual consent Ether partner 10
authorized the firm IN liquidation. AL Sr,ies
having caius against the said firm viii rrc~ent the ssHe at
our Dolce NeWOreans la for payment, within the next
80 days New Orloaus March 6, ls76. -. QUINLAN.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the part
~ nrr.lip between JOHN I. CAMP and PA VI 1OBI-
SCHIS DIR as general partners, and II ~
ZEIBlEGIR SPECIAL partner dissolved ON the brSt
day Of March 1876 that tse said JOHN T. AMP aud
PAUL TODTSCIiNDEt have fOtIucd cOpaTtnersltp,
ard will busiHess the Of JOHN I. CAMP
& CO-Nsw-YOrk ApliI II, 1871. - u 1890
PAUL TODTSCIIIN DER.
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Jn6trnctlon.
Coun nv.

Coun nv.
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL for few
BOYS at Black Hal Lyme Con w1 .sSTes VI
CiXRLEs GRIswOLD 'BARTLEIT, Lyme, Conn
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL on a farm
"a u miles from NewYoix - per we 5 'O'i'
i Aa G1..sn ana 'HS 00'''' Mrs IL MoRREI,
Manhasset, L. /.
DTPIJNGTON COLLEGE, n. J.-Classlcal,
1D Scientific, aud Military school Tor Boys --
BOARDING SCHOOL ut Wilton, Canaan sta
ID ION Conn. excellent advantages reasonable Terms f.
BROWN. Principal
CLASSICAL ms nUTE.-Mrs. Harwood's
X seect Family school Young LADIES at Red Ban So1-
the shTevsburv Natural Development carefully considered
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL BOARDING
ens ASri2J. For circulars, address FREDERICK sEDG
WICK, a. NJ Principal
EORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, n. Y, for
Eng5 for college for SaRs sc End Tor He
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies
n BrageDort Conn. Address MISS EMILY NELSON.
HALLIDAY Summer School for Boys. Terms,
Address IS BETiiASI AcADEMY, bethany. coaa
HONE SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES', opens
5' e b 5 ds.9 NAH sf't NY NE 44
IRVING INSTITUTE, TarTytown, n. Y.-Re,-
opens Jan g. ThoroGgh instruction no military no n'n
Tor" no 'f''as Senu AGRs1haSAc ROWE Principals.
JACKSON MILITARY INSTlTU IE, larry
~ town, y Y. Address Kew r. j. JACkoON' IIlboPA.
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL White
w Plains y. Y. Prtncii al, o. II. WILLIS IN u
NET. PLEASANT INST'TE.-Private Glasses
w for boys Annie Mass Estab1s46HCAa shA PM
MISS BULKLEY'' BOARDING and DAY
VI SCHOOL or Young Ladies Tartytown on the hudson
DARK RIDGE a.. INSTlTUTE-For Eng.
and board S2o0pr yr Enter at any time Send for circular
BENNINGTON SIENNA Y.-Winter Term
L begins Jsn. g Expenses accommodated 10 the times
catalogues address J. a. DlLKS - NJ Pennington N
DuEKSKILL On. " MILITARY ACADEMY
Il $40 per year, complete eyinssulh grounds acres
resident instructors hfty boarding pupils
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
L CHESTER, rcnn. REOrENS Ian. .. Thorough N
sruciiou in yf Mining Enenecrias the Classics sad
English Branches For ttrculars, Apply TO o. IL BQGAhi
Na~sau-st ~ Y. OF to Col TllEO HYATT PIes r. NJ A.
TINE SUMMER QUARTER of WHITE
Il PLAINS LADIEs' SEMINARY orens April II. Pleas
home, oough instruction IN En- ss 81 dies French Ger
man, music aud art NJ BEAIDsLEl, flln'lfai.
VOUNG MEN privately Fitted for College.
4 Conditioned students uttered. .
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
Il for masing boys, htel goat healthy, Christian men
BENJAIIS MASON. Box No 61t. Hnakets y. v
G9$n A YEAB, books, &c. included; Ex-
q SpO tras' discarded special atteai on 70 1acsTas
ward University A. M Media. Penn. II miles from Phla
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Saics bD Auenon
Scr Grram.

EUSSELLs ICE CREAM, u Bible House.
20 per aaisn less than three quarts, A. pei
quart and churches, 20 cents per quart Cream
shipped S-y ~ here out OF tJ6a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-18
auclion Sales OF Real estate.

A GREAT BARGAIN.-A handsone COUN-
"a TRY SEAT with three aerss on Tie gaiSs o. Tie a.
River, Al minutes from New ora W E, lei Wv ~ n
"a ON M premises by order u the execorsof the a'e Dal
Ardrr0p decreased The dwell has IL r0ons Win me sg
rraeh aud numerous OdtbTllngs Crumbs hney hhaie'
Au ai'itiN" - II Pine IL. ". ".
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NIFN YORK. NEW-HAVEN And HAR


arAns for New i G;1sl leave 1Accnl 50, CEr5s
4ssai Ei " 40 "a AID SIS oesi ky otEE and il
20 To- $ O stsi ia, $40 "a ~ STANFORD
80 40 l:,J !, $40, 49, 70. y 10 ana IFS p u
% IL sSrs YEA a :i 10 - So: 'n H.,
o. an asi 10 ID M s''.l1S q sI'tors nsrra 70;
.SS sd ioT 1s s so % an; ana 'in1S
ssd ,srSa1 pa X : g. NsUnavsa .si The 500 =
rss. t." srass sI ana nj si.1
sat4sE Ria aoaaston,e aR a, Br1s-pors The sos
Eorw%K an ths SO, m. l. and 40 p. With New
Mail Trans at via Springfield. alto
Draw aE.fo.m Cars Day Express ana Sleeping %
iSessis ca 1e purchased rs.e. oaos cO1r,ny,.
Graas .,ral Decot OF az oAess OF y u as's Co.. Jit
ehSct aKgass i,osa Fesi is~es "a iesaa aeon.
L the NEnJFKsEY sotTHERN R. R-Fars from New.
fSrk c Philadelphia Only 81 %. eeaameas a. ~. ~;
81 a; -, Pa s n 2. River ~ i ass
1uskortoa. Tor T'''''pAa Long " al se.'ssEbgS O. n
pENNSYLYANIA RAILR0AD.-THE
Il GtEAr TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES M.
ROUTE Trans cAvs N-wYsrk RON fso, Of DesSrs',e' and
Express Har4ssurg P.tlsosrEh Tie wssI sAi soata
viii PHlaan Palace cars attached sSs a. M and 40 n
F"r y isnSoTt ana Lock Haven VIA Phladsraa and
X DY, eosas,tas =. Pa 'SSsSsA so a. NJ Ss
I.
ec - rrV FOR TtasNie, PstreaH Ceniss and tae Oh
70 "a luor wssson, aid Tho south. Liza ,ea wa'A'
rrtH EAr.e.4 oi i,..ss aor o.rs d ~. eIeapt sadly
$50 n,. ana . ? a. s1aea . P "a. ,oa,sL
IT. ., 9 4 80 ?; ~ AZ. y gal; sesJay. 5, S 4 $50
For S.rs &C G 81 l. TO : J. 10 II a es..L
81 50 H. Isa 20 me a O. - - s AKA ' snss
G- sl5 ; = /, 7 49, Ia sio !; "a
90, 4, 10. 81 10, II 81 and IL nighL sasa-5'
4; 81 . a; II ,5 r a. a. IL. :
10 Z. n a-S u aisat sG No. s1 . -ns I. 10
a. ~, ~ Sad ii H. w. = 3lo 4lo S2a
fCl .s I, 'M,ii.1sse ii a ~ 5 aaas:!
fSi r. sessca :, 5 20 = % i-so > 40 ssi a
For For AMPS Sss.4r .S I'D .sig ss n aaI
ler tleaiiiIst1a, 30 =. M snI ; P@
fSf rSstou ordeao~n <ton and Camden 1850 aOa
' For = s re- i5:sJ az Il n@,on
pr glsioNs Aad "a -dsa. ia Forth Amo0''
ZG For s an sa wa sSI a. Perth A"'''
and 80 M, Assno,'h JassE9a. ,rya ssS ana 1870
an ~ E;a daily s, 10 ana an 11 1a ,s sg
IN ol 20 pns o g. % IS 2iao f liz H. % ~
BIB Si0 ia s:i4. $40 / - p N. SUNDAY. ola ~S'
Si &c 6iess S9 and si4 No. A'ror , AS.
ard oe Of nesos'' an c spS s ~ sr.oS st. sSSosa
Emisrsnt Ticket ose No Bat'sry;paeS Agent
FRANZ TnoAsoA. Gsnsss MANAGER. ---
CIONiNl ZION LINE
| - FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
REDUCTION OF FARE.
| Flepsut st.amsrs RHODE ISLAND and MARIA ANSN'
leave 30. North HIver. fost OF Jay sL' al p
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN YEARS
Tickets for als all pr9sig. ticket Sess sa1 a. 500
"''" PROVIDENCE LINE.
sAamships ELECTRA and GALATEA leave Pier ~, ,lsr
| river iost OF Park place, at 4So p N FreShs VIA
| Ano taken al lowest rates. .,,,o,v prsxt
1. w. FlLkINb q. y. Agt. u. B. bAhcoSA'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-18

FNHE MOST DESIRABLE and extensive RES
IDENCE situated IN The very heart Of New Haven for
exchange exceedingly and price y
Of ground fine barn. henne gHrdshers house
res &C. Address r. r. q. Astor House. New-York
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A TO LET or for SALE-The elegant
~ fonr stor bro-n-sione front HOUSE - West 4sth
possession Immediately. Apply 70 4. BEhNlNGhAM' "a
YVES, SD st.
WHOLE or PART of frst-claSs hand
~ soneiy furnished ioirs0ry br'wn stone house 70 hIH
reliable party reasonably for cash can 40 I'D west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-18

positive SALE. ...,...u
N RICHARD V HARNETT Aucuoheer
Will sell at AuctOn on
TUESDAY, APRIL Il, u. o. az ~ O'Clock,
st the Exon kNGE SALESROOM III BfoiuuWay, -
West Tfv.eichs The very elegant story ~ s s,oV,
hosemeut amt cellar, brown stone private d~tS
bav window and finished In HARDWOOD on We nor sur '" ~
~eirtb ST. aud known No 339 Wes f1yelgIlhhl III
q, PARK AID Elevated Railway 40 cent can remain
DICHARD Y. HARNETT, Auctioneer,
III viii Sc ~ Auction, on
THURSDAY. April 20,
st 10 O'clock, at Exchange sal io0in III Broad"V'
by ortier ~ the Sunrr1ns court, .
@! clard S. sosentia, esq Recover:
FRAN KFORTS he valuable pot OF laha aha pI,a
sitnste on south siGe Frankfort between Ifng oue
.asr snd Wliianst and known No. FrauKfors $40
~ Io Dc n front ard 81 a. in width anu 100 IT, III ueih
SALE ABSOLUTE.
Mans &c at Auetioneers once II Broadway, BASEMENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-18
FALL RIVER LINE.
REDUCTION Of FARE TO BOSTON
AND ALL rOINfs EAST
THE WORLD-hESON NED STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.


From Pier % North River. foot u anrrsy-st,
DAILY SUNDAY June IL o pi. 10 ncusivel at m
and SaeroOms secured principal hotels and ticket
pier an GEO..OE l. CDNNOR
Agent BORDEN & LOWELL, Agents
1 EHiGh VALLEY RAILROAD.
llAaRAN GEMEAr or PASSENGER TRAINS. April l6,
Of Cortandt and uesbr
Z a. u for Easton, Bethlehem Anen,own. Mach Chunk
iIazletOn, Meadow, hahanOV city, Bhesnd sh kk
armel shamok'n lkcsbarre fittson l. niira &C.
for Ithaca Auburn, ROches Buffalo,
Niagara Falls, aAIJ the Neat.
y w. lsr LasloI, Bethlehem Allentown. Maach ChuRk
Hazleion MahanOy y. shcnsnfosh, Whesbsre, it's o.
&c, nasng close connections for Reading PotsyIe and
HzTr4Sbu
> 10. ior Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown. and Mach
Chusk. Stopping ~ all sat oss
G0 D. a. Nisht sxprss daily for Easton, Bethlehem Al
Maucl fhu.S, nl-ososrr P1tston, LEra. ltl
ROCHESTER ikalO, Falls aad tks Wvsk
Plilm al slse, Ig caacaes at-tcaed
RDE'r II. sAYRE. sup'i and Ebg'r
~ Carl.
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{ ONG Island RAILROAD COMPANY

( ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
IL WINTER ARRASGshE NT:
Commencing Oct 90 1878 Trains Hunters FONT 40
ollOgs.
2 20 n-Express natl for GrsenpOr, SAG HarbOr. and
psteGd.
600 n-M4il train for Port Jefferson LOCUST Valley
en- pstuad, and NocklSay.
ll:50 Accom- no'aiisn for Hicksvle and Hampstead
mExpress for Grsoa port sag Har00r, Locust Val
ley, Hem pssad AID R0c6ayay
430 m.ExPress for Port JEFFERSON, Locust valley and
$50 Express Locust Valley Hampstead. and Rock.
-. -. - m .-...-,..a
Ir,Ias cav Flushing trsm $50 A. 10 I:jJ
n, aud at r. 10. aBf ii 40 p m
W. A1 w. SUNDAY TRAINS.
500 m.-foI Port Jefferson Locust Valley and Hemp
IN d.. a. tfAeral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-18

NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. - Fare,
= 81 q Steamers leave Pecksp for NewRavra al
dAiiT lsun avs excepted connecting WITH road
N1EN -IUkh Cen RAJ AND HUD-ON
y sJVER BAILROAl After April II. 1876. through
.raas = ii ave GrsEd Canal Depot:
500 a. Ciioass sDd Northern Express WIN drawing
-oou 10 eechrsicr
10 % sfeeisl cage Express with dTawhgF0oa carr
o IostcE ssd n1sslO.
II so a. "a, Northern and W stern Express.
M Mon with - Going from New
TOrs 81. AioaHs - riyBE az doaf q az ssOa n
f:1G 10 NJ, EGlrcss vita ~ cpns FOR WATERFOWL and
On .Edsigaa. Ass, for Nontrea via Siati sOur-a.
D. a. Pacific EI.ress daily, VITA sleep ns cars iof
7 Is ta o. CieVeiHat snd C1Ecihnsui
ss, r. CEis go VIZ bsts l. q. snd II G. rAiivoaes
n Fsss. With fer Albany and Troy
C. Il, KENDRIcK
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A FAMILY BOARDING. SCHOOL on n farm
"A II miles from New.Yorx IS per week Tor board Wash
M, t iros. anu WIG ~ Mrs IL &. MORRELLs
AcsiNsS Manhasset. I. /.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-11-28

mounted on toine ylhe in the We DDS
8, as to conceal the mechanism by
which IL is made to open it, bill aud
discourse such sweet music, | am str
no one would suspect the counterfeit.
1t il wonder in its way.
A large musical box with figures rep.
resenting players, Including drum
mers that actually beat drums to per-
feet music, is quite novelty. 1t is
valued at $3.50.
In another case was the Centennial
Pocket kaife, with hundred blades
/ The handle was about ten inChers long
four inches wide and inches thick
! The value of this knife is 5000. An
other one - inches in length was val
ued at $500. It contained 365 blades
The display of Jewelry is very fine,
Passing causally by the Departing MT
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-11-28
PROGRESS OF THE CON
SPERACY.

The determination of the Cons
spirators to seize the Presidency
for Gov, Hayes, has assumed such
unblushing phazes and monstrous
proportions during the week that
their chances have been greatly in
jured. The thoughtful and subs
stantial people of the country have
listened in silence and without be-
laying any emotion, have watched
the desperate game, A very favor
able feature is the ominous silence
of the ablest and purest of the Re-
publican leaders. There is not a
particle of evidence that the con-
spiracy Of Grant, Chandler and
Hayes, has the approval of the
weighty men Of the Republican
party Gen. Butler is not to be
included in the class, but it cannot
be denied that he has been ofincal,
ulable service to the Radical party
heretofore, and if he means to turn
against them, as the article on ON
first page would seem to Indicate,
the loss will be one they cannot
supply. He is the ablest Of their
leaders. ..,.r.
These indications leave very
dark the proposed route of Gov,
Hayes to the White House.
Grant has, by private comiersi
not being willing to trust either
the mails or telegraph, had all the
troops brought to Washington City
amounting at present to about 49,
90, including some eight batteries
Whatever may have been his de-
sign, it shows that he has followed
with the army the discussion of the
election results in the whole
management Of the campaign.-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-11-28

CAkDlDArEs are beginning to
hatch in numbers tor the few posi-
tons in the gift of the coming Va.
Legislature. For the vacancy on
the Supreme Bench the names of
Judge Asa ID. Dickinson, Of Prince
Edward, Hon. r. A. Coghill, of
Amherst, and +. Q. Burks, Of
Bedford, are being urged. For
Superintendent of the Pouitcn-
tiary Hon. Sam'l. Carpentcr, OF
Allegheny, Mr.. Hobson, Of Mont
gomery, and Col. Sam Swan, Of
Caroline, are announced az candi-
dates. Mr.. Bigger, clerk Of the
House, has appointed Col. S. Bas-
set French Clerk Of the judiciary
Committee.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-11-28

THE LEGISLATURE--Go VERNoR's
TENDENT OF PENITENTIARY.-" Ches-
ter's" letter in Petersburg Mdcr-Ap.
peal:
National politics have so engrossed
our attention and claimed our sympa-
thy,most OF Us have not given thou9 Int
to tbs fact that IN two weeks the Leg
islature will be with us again. The
Governor is now preparing his mes
sage and it will be an interesting pa
per; though to be presented at n time
when affairs OF Washington will be in
red hot'' state and the public mind
will very likely be more excited even
than now. Nevertheless our Legisla-
ture is home institution and all that
it does and that 1t fails to do will pass
under the stern eyes of the people. 1t
will be, | presume, the last of the an
nual sessions and much legislation de-
pendent upon the adoption Of The Con-
stitutiOnal Amendments will have to
he had.
Governor Kemper for his part will
have to report the invasion of the State
10y u. S. troops at n time and place
where their services were not required
and in q manner that was peculiarly
offensive to every native Virgnian
] hope that he may be able to say at
the same time that Tilden is SO clearly
the choice Of the people and the cleo
tors, the Radicals have concluded not
even to contest his claims.
The financial condition of the State
has not improved. The only hope ex-
tended to bOndholders not provided
fol under the funding bill is that the
reduced expenses of government un-
der the new Amendments will enable
some little interest to he paid them.
This, however, is not great enough to
move their hearts to gladIess. The
Penintentiary, though admirably
managed by the Board of Directors
and officers is still great burden upon
The Treasury and a veXatious subject
Of legislation. Colonel StroIhers i'll
ness has assumed perfectly incurable
form and he Will resign when the
Legislature meets. His successor will
have to be chosen. | already hear
named as candidates Mr.. Cross, the
Assistant uperintendent, Colonel S
A Swami, member of the House from
Caroline and Gen. r.. Lindsey Walker
of Richmond. Next TO Governor ]
regard the office ~ good rs my within
the GIT Of the people. State or I!egis'
latiye, excepting of course United
States Senators
4 Judge of the Supreme Court Of
Appeals in place Of Judge Wood
Bpuldin, deceased, IL also TO be elected
There ought TO be no delay about this,
as the Supreme Court Ia hehind-hand
and over-worked and needs the servi-
ces OF the fifth member.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-11-28
THE LATEST.

The s. 0SBoard ofCauvassers have
been before the Z. L. Circuit Court
on a haJeaS corpus issued by Judges
Bond and Bryson. Their cases will
be heard tomorrow The President
has recognized Chamberlain as pres
ent Governor, and Las commanded
the Army to recognize him until his
successor is duly installed. Troops
have been stationed at the State
House to-day on the assembling OF
the Legislature, OF course they and
Chamberlain will have things all their
own way.
Senators Gordon of Ga, Johnston
of Va, and Gen. Hampton have
protested to the President against
the presence of troops.
In Florida Stearns has backed
down and the Board is now counting
the vote. SixgentIemen from abroad
and six local politicians from each
party are admitted to witness the
count.
In Louisiana the Secretary Of the
Board was caught in fraud with re-
gard to De Soto parish. Even Senn>
tor Sherman, Republican, admitted
that there was no doubt the package
had been opened and protests in'er ed
since its arrival. Caught in the act,
is the word.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-11-28
EN ENr ana cOMMENr:


Terrence Mullen, Proprietor Of the
Hub Saloon, Chicago, ana Jack |
Hughes, al old counJerfeiter ha' Z
teen arrested rs ne parties who tried
TO steal tile body OF Abraham Lincoln
from The vault IA springfield H., on
the uignt OF the Presidential election
1t Is supposed they intended to hold
item fpi tie reward which the irieudS
would Offer EE. IS.
II now appears thai we were in error
tn auupaHc,ug the election Of II /
PuJou.i0 tie Legislature from Han
cock and Claiborne. The hviilr
AmcricG,t say- j. l.. Rogers itrp., u
elected by eight votes.
The late Cyclone in Bcnga! killed
one hHndrtu and twentX thousand
PERSONS. The Gov erhnIpHt is mOvlur
10 tht relief Of those yet living.
ul" movement to purchase tn" Main
trulcBH oil building FOR u ys uaneut
iiNhtltit, seems tiestined To he Sauces
ful. Many of the foreign exhibitors
h.,yc agreed 10 let pteir en- tire exhibits
remain permanently 1t IL pI1p0-of
that the ,5ouhrrn. STATES, SUCH as VA.
x Tenn. shaH procuie II ace and eN-
habit their productions, Us they can go
10 great auYanIage.
JDrgenaon, the Radical Congressman
elect from the Petersburg District, LAS
sued the Richmond Dispatch for ten
thousand dollars damage for copying
from Tie Petersburg Igdc.c "a charge
that be was COVE -nment dcfuulter {,
the amount olS7 900.
Hinton will contest Jorgerson's
right 10 ascat in Nuukress from tn,
Petersburg. 80 sald. But the latest i
that the certificate Is to be given Hin
ton, and tlen JOlgensou can contest
The grounds are chat certain of TIA
returns lacked the county seal as pro
vidrd by law. This will give the op
pnrtunity. The real reason being tn,
preserves of troops, by which the free
dom of the election was destroyed.
Judge Bond was caught at Chamber
laiI's house, where he went, ~ is al
legged, to influence the S. G. Board o
Can vnSsers. If ii Ice true that he al
Vised them to disobey the mandate q
the Supreme Court, he ought to b.
impeached and removed from office
He went week in advance of tn
opening of his Court. L cara
n. g is to return Ransom to the U
8. Sepate. Last " ednesday he re
ceived the Democratic nomination.
In 1865 Congress refused To coun
the Electoral vote OF Tenn. In lhos
days no ono was found to urge tn
idea that the President of the Sena'
could count the vote. Such doctrin
il the discovery Of the able and i'm
partial men whom Grant sent down I
Louisiana in 1876.
As soon as the S. c. Returning Boar
refused to obey the Supreme COuI
and threw the certificates of electio
to the radicals, Gen. Hampton issue
an address to the people counselin
moderation and temperance, wit
strict and patient obedience to Law
Congressman Hewitt at once telt
graphed him expressing the approve
Of his course by the Northern Demo
cracy aud eulogising the Democrat
Of ). G.. for their patience aud heroisr
under unpRrHllelled wrong.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-11-28

sesEsasa-szss.sEzzEz ,asis,ssss.ls $500
The army was sent to South
Carolina and Louisiana while the
question was before the people.
The army was gathered mp from
the country and sent to the Capt.
tolls OF South Caroliua, Florida and
Louisiana when tho matter was be-
fore the Returning Boards, and the
fact stands ont that the army is
being concentrated in Washington
wien the matter is about to pass
into the hands of Congress. 1t
wears suspicious look. This will
not in the least smooth the way for
Hayes.
In Florida, Gov. Stearns has
proposed to take the counting OF
the returns out OF the hands OF the
Returning Board and count and
certify them himself No sucl
move has been made in any Stat,
but Florida. and Florida i tic on,
lv one of them which has a singh,
democrat ON the Board. Thi
looks suspicious. and will not lool
well when Congress shall breaI
the seals. The Supreme Com
has cnioiucd Stearns from rarry in
ont lis purpose, and he now dcnic
70 that he had fully determined on i
= In South Carolina the Return
inc Board, alter having repeated
d recognized the authority Of I'll
" Supreme Court, Las positively di,
obcycd the orders of that tribun.
u ana gwen the certificate of clectic
Z to the Republicans. They suggc
rs Ted 10 The Court the mapriyly
4 throwing ont. as illegal, the vote
t.. Laurens and Edgeticld districts
10 The Court ordered them to isor
certificates of election to those pc
~ sups who by the returns appearC
az 70 be elected 10 the Legislatur
" the two districts of Luurenk al
e. Edgefrld ineludcd But the Boa
refused to count the vote of thes
Is and issued certificates 70 the othc
re onlv THIS makes the Looislatu
n republican ON Joint ballot. r
w. y: Cont also ordered the Board
o. show causc why certain informal
he ties and illegalities in the retur
re- for Pr,sident,oi olectors should n
he corrected. Bnt the Board
r. onca ;ssuad certificates to the Hay
Of eIectors and then. as if feeirg fire
of ipstirc Inv a hit of sharp practi,
he adjourned SINE DIE It is s;
Il
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-11-28

THE President is a trump. He
sent across the Atlantic to put
Tweed in the PcnitentjaIy, and
then sent across the Mississippi TO
turn Mckee and Avery out Of the
Penitentiary. Bnt Tweed ought
to die in prison, He vac Demo-
Graf, and Democrats ought to
leave stealing to the Republicans
as their natural and Legitimate
business.