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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-07
RUTLAND DAILY MORNING. SEPTEMBER

From the Station Agent at SO. Royalton, Mass.
Gentlemen-Although unsolicited by you,
l cannot refrain from adding my testimony
to the many already given in favor of your
wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
In the spring of 1868 ! was most severe
ly afflicted with hard, dry cough, with
its usual accompaniment of night sweats,
completely prostrating my nervous system,
and producing such deblitated state of
health that, after trying medical aid to no
purpose, had given up all hopes of ever
recovering, as had also my friends. At
this stage of matters | was prevailed upon
through the influence of ncighbor, to try
WIsTAR's BALsAM, though with no belief
whatever in its truly wonderful curative
properties, and before using two bottles
the effect was almost magical. My cough
entirely left me, the night sweats deserted
me, hope once more elated my depressed
spirits, and soon had attained my wonted
strength and vigor.
Thus has this Balsam, as has often been
remarked by persons conversant with the
above facts in this vicinity, literally
snatched me from the yawning grave. You
are at liberty to use this for the benefit of
the afflicted. Very respectfully yours,
BENZ. WHEELER.
so cents and 81 bottle. Sold by all
druggists. sep4d&w
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not only surprising that achieved by any
of the other teams, but the highest aggre-
gate ever reached on any range in match.
The team has only to do itself justice on
the day of test to win the great match.
The contests will take place September
10, 10 and IA. The first day will be occu-
pied in sholt range firing, distance from
200 to 500 yards The long range shoot
ing will occur on the 18th and 14th, dis
tances 800, 900 and 1000 yards. The pro-
gramme for the entertainment Of the visit
ing riflemen includes tours about New
York city and harbor, visits to the He'll
Gate excavation, TO West Point, to Wash
ington, to the centennial exhibition, etc.
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Republican Reioicings at Fairhaven.

The republicans of Fairhaven were jubi-
liant over their victory in electipg Mr.. s.
w. Bailey as their representative. About
sp. m. atorchligbt procession of 100 torch
es, preceded by the cornet band, proceeded
to the residence of Mr.. Bailey to serenade
him, after which MI. Bailey was called out
and made very appropriate speech, thank
ing his fellow citizens for the honor they
had the second time conferred upon him.
lie esteemed i! compliment, and would
endeavor TO so conduct his second term
that his constituents would be satisfied.
They had not made mistake it their choice
The party were invited into the house
and iefreehmtn's were furnished to some
800 In Mrs. Baileys usual good style. The
house was finely Illuminated with Chinese
lanterns. 8.
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democratic ticket, and find yourselves
in less than two years worse than you ever
we're before, and without hope,
Do you want more paper money to make
xvha, YOU have worth less TO the dollar, and
make YOU pay two dollars for what now
costs YOU one dollar, just elect the demo-
cratic ticket, and make flour twenty dol
lars barrel and pork fifty cents a pound.
You don't believe thisp All right. by-and-
by, when no work and no money come
round, you will believe to your sorrow.
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In announcing tne result of the Yer
mott election, a so-called republican
Temporary Places at tie head OF
the news, in glazing capitals, the
the words: "Tdc Country Redeemed"
For time Il ia glazing head line puzzled
US. We could see no change 10 the cour-
try at la-ge There was no change in our
state oflicals-they were all republican
two and four years egg, as they are now.
Our congressional delegation was un-
change in politics and in personnel. Our
state sera and house were politically the
same as two and four years ago, and sc
were our county officers. Where then was
the "redeeming ?" A light da"ns, and we
congratulate our contemporary on its con
version, sudden though it is. The hand
some m joriiy for Fairbanks3 indicates
Z" the country redeemed from "Grsn ism
after March ,xt, and thank heaven fol
the "redeml toni"
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TvERYONE WHO TAKE DIR. WHEELER'S
II Compound Elixir OF Phosphates and Call
saya rem irks how constantly and qulckly ex-
ton result from its use. such is the uniform
effect OF this preparation. which explains why
1t is so extraordinary in restoring the feeble
constii utlOn. and augmenting the vital powers.
BY securing the perfect assimilation of food
and formation or pure blood, the nutrition Of
the organs and tissues Is maintained, the gaps,
made by disease repaired, the waste resulting
from mental and physical exerton supplied,
and all the functions OF the body sustained In a
vigorous condition. The action OF the EliSir is
OF perverting her laws by over stimulating or
depressing the organism. aug30d&w2w
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Centennial Rife Match,

All the rifle teams that are to contend in
the centennial match, are now in this coun-
try. They are five in number-the Aus
trallan, Scotch, Irish, Canadian and Amer
lean. These are practicing daily, and
making excellent scores. Thus far the
American team takes decided lead in
practice, each days total for ten days past
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If it is true, as stued, that twenty-five
foreigners went to Troy, from Bennington
and Arlnpt IN, MONDAY, obtai led their
naturalizui Tapers, end, on their return,
we're refused registration on the ground
u at the time had expired, and, cons quent-
ly, lost thu ir vote, then the boards OF civil
autholi y for tn s, towns sidly need re-
forming Instead of Growing oyer 1t as
twenty-five dim cratic votes lost, II
should meet with ger eral condemnation. ii
the facts are true as stated, the refusal 10
reg,t was a high-handed, arbitrary IL
legal lr c.edpg, equal to any act OF Tue
notorious L)ui ina returning board. IL
was worse, because Vermont officials are
supposed t. know better,while the capacity
of L 1uii ana officials is open to question.
We trus, for the honor Of Vermont, that
the facts are ! o. corr city reported.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-07

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretons Of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, etc., / will send
recipe that will cure you, FREE of CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by mis-
slonary In Sorth America. Send a self-ad-
dressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman,
station d, Bible House, New York City.
feb2sdeod3w6m
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-07

BRIGHT EYES, regular features and grace
ful figure fail to produce their due efrecti the
comp exion is defaced with pimples or blot hes.
or the skn isrou or harsh. To remedy these
defects use GLENs's SULPHUR soAP, HALE s
HAIR DYE restores the tinge OF youth to gray
locks. aug2qd&w4w
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In General.

Potatoes are So bushel In the Black
Hills.
What holds all the snuff in the world
No one nose.
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DENNIsoN's PATENT SHIPPING TAG,

DENNISONS PATENT SHIPPING TAGS,
over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint of loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. Sold by Printers and Stationerf
everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER CO., RUTLAND.
june2sd&wtf Wholesale Agents.
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John Cain, agent of the Vermont mu
tual and other companies. Office under
the town hall. d&w
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-07

HUBBARD only sells CHOICE A r
IL TlCLES in every line.
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NOTICE There are come active. PROM
IN Using children at the town farm that win
be apprenticed 10 responsible parties on appli-
cation Il. ii. COCHRAN.
aug25dlw Overseer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-10
SARATOGA RACES.


POOL sELLINa on To-DAYs EVENTS.
SARATOGA, August o, 1875
The pool selling tc-ngh, the several races to take
place to- very brisk, and fine running Is an
ticipatcd.
In the FIRST race, which will be dash OF nve-cehths
of a mile for two-ycar olds, Puryears Minnie Minor
nliy sod 500 Basil s32 Bramer $27 and Sister to
Bassett $50
In tno kcnner Stakes Sultana sold for $40, Brother
for $50
The third race Is a milo and half dash for all ages
with 100 pounds up McDaniciis Madge aud Matte
together sold tor $3.50 Piccoo $780, Aaron Penning-
ton slco, Burgoo s75 Inspiration 500 Rhadamanihus
sos and Galway SEQ
The fourth even. will DO . selling race. dash OF .
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YACHTING NOTES.

The yachts Haze and Triton, previously reported at
anchor OIL wbestone proceeded yesterday evening on
IA cruise eastward
The Dreadnaught N.Y.Y.C, Mr. Osborn. from the
eastward for New York, anu the soop Cygnet,
YC., New York for Glen Cove. passed through Hell
Gate yesterday morning.
The yacht Ne,tle, N.YY.C., Mr.. Brown, from New
London, is at anchor OF the Herald station
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THE QUEENS CUP RACES.

Tho yachts Madeleine and Countess of Dufcrin
finishing their preparations Tor the Queens Cup
races and no doubt they will be ready on Friday
morning be started for the initial event, which is to
be over the regular New York Yacht Club The
Madeleine is still at Greenwich, Conn, and the Coun
tess OF DuIcrin the ways Port Richmond, s. l.,
which she will be lowered this morning ut high
water Mayor Clifford has been officially notified by the
Regatta Committee to be in readiness with his yacht
at ten O'Clock sharp omorrow morning
The following circular has been issued by the Chair
man of tho Rcgaila ComIniltec:=
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LACROSSE.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE GAMES AT NEWPORT
By THE wEsrcHEsTER POLO CLUB.

By THE wEsrcHEsTER POLO CLUB.
NEWPORT, X. l., August 9, 1919
The residents of this place will have oppor-
tunty witness the famous game OF Lacrosse, the
necessary arrangements Tor which have been per-
fccted by the wcstchcscr Polo Club Tho games will
take place on the grounds OF the Polo Club here, and
will be played by twelve Indians and many white
men. composing the team that lately played tho
game before Queen Victoria IN EnglaGd
The nrst game will be played Wednesday next,
ana the other on the following Saturday There IS no
nttle interest manifest TO see the novel sport and with
out dount there will be very large attendance OF
spectators, not only embracing the representation of
the RESIDENTS but also OF the permanent local
population.
large number OF delighted spectators, including
Don Carlos and his suite, hand this afternoon
to witness the Polo games
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1s.3-Charles F. Courtenay, Union SPRING. IA
lS74-Wiliam b. Curtis, New York Athletic
BOATING NOTES.

The fourth annual regatta Of the Carman Rowing As
socia,ion, of Washington Heights Will take place at
their club house. foot OF 1921 street, North River,
Saturday afternoon, the 18th inst, commencing at
three O'Clock The entries will OF four slnee
scus fouroared gigs, two cightoared barges ana
a tub race,
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INV YORK YACHT CLUB.
TwENry-sEvESTn STRKEr AND MADISON AVENUE.

NV YORK, August 4, 1910
The judges steamer W Il. Giadwish furnished by the
New York Yacht CLUB witness the for the America
Cup H. II and IL will the Barge Office at
the Battery at 40 upon the morning OF each race.
Tickets the number OF sixty comprising the capacity OF
the will be issued of the club only.
Price tickets ~ 80 for each Applications for
tickets shpu be sent Nels Osen steward of the club
Madison and street and will
be consider 81 In the order of their reception and
application is recommended to secure places.
Refreshments board the expense of those ordering
them second steamer for the OF members will be
provided If there he adequate demands Tcsets transfer
rabe only to members of the clue q. l.. HAIGHT.
Chairman Re Satta Committee. N.Y.YC
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PIGEON SHOOTING AT NEWPORT.

handicap sweepstakes, ten birds each, will DO sho
on the grounds OF the Narraganseit Gun Club, Nov.
port, r. L. Saturday, 10Th INST, at eleven O'Clock 4
III for silver cup. Tie entrance VIII be So play or
pay, oriy per OF which goes to the second and
the thru 10 save his stakes. Gentlemen wishing 10
take part in THIS requested 10 send theiP
names to M 5. How!an1 Robbins, Secretary, New.
port X l.
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YACHT RACE POSTPONED.

NEwDuRG, n. ", August 9, 1879
second attempt TO sail the match race between the
yacl,s Susie s., OF Brooklyn, and w. r. Brown, Of
Newburg the Nevburg course, q distance OF
twenty miles, for $500 aud "a silver cup was m ado to-
day and failed for want Of wind. A third attempt Will
be made at hali.rast eleven tomorrow morning
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mile and quarter for which Mcco sold for $50.
Paper Maker $40, Camargo $S5, Romnoy $SA and
Violet S.
POOLS IN THIS CITY.

The various pool rooms crowded last evening,
but not as might suppose by people waiting to in.
vest on the races which to Saratoga to-day
Many who we're present had tho pleasant duty to per-
form OF drawing their winnings Riley who won the
single soul race and on the Norhwesterns, the win
OF the fouroared race. The following figures will
show choice of the comparatively few however who
bought pools on the horse races
r
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lime. 900 - .23-D.1o.

Prospero the favorite In the pools In the spe-
ca last trial OF speed Lulu acted very badly and disap
pointed all her friends much. She was wild and head
strong and spoiled each heat by breaking, and In tho
first heat remarkably bad hence the time slow
2:22 The second heat much better, tho marc
making but two bad skps tho at tho half and tho
other at the hreequarter polc doing the mile in 2:l61s
The third heat was like tho first, broken up by skps
inn
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STEEPLECHASING AT NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, August Q. 1875
The Newport Polo Club contemplate having two
days. seeplechasng this place the 4h and 9th OF
September The purses being LIBERAL large fields and
good races must follow
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NEW YORK YACHT CLUB CRUISE.
Commodore Kingsland has Issued the following order
regard NJ the annual cruise of the New York Yacht

Z
FLAGSHIP ALARM. NKw YORK. August D. 1876.
Monday lIth in,t having been designated at the last
general meeting OF the club the date the
OF the annual cruise, the squadron will rendezvous
Glen Cove on the afternoon OF that day Captains viii
board the flagship at hfpRst O'Clock r. N.
In order how yachts will PROBABLY
pany the squadron captains who propose do
TO send their earliest convenience notice OF
their intention to the Commodore No 50 Broad
GEORGE L. kINGSLAND, Commodore.
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ROCHESTER, RACES.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, August 0, 1875
This was the second day OF the Rochester Driving
Park races There about 10. 900 people present
The following arc the summaries
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BASE BALL.

les aud Hartoris began well and gave promise OF be-
ing close contest, and in tact up the eighth in
ming when the Hartiords rallied and added three runs
to their score to the Athletics one In the ninth in
niniug the Hartiords bianSed their opponents aud
scored four runs, winning the game by the follow
ing score:-
LIST ID Sd Ala STA Gh IN. sMA Ola
Hartford. ...... U o A. .
AtAictc. D y o U O.
Ompuc--Mr. Daniels
To-Day the Muiuals and Athletics play on the Union
Grounds, Hartiords and New Iiavens at New Haven,
Chcagos and Cnonnatis Cincinnati and ST. Louis and
i.oulsyiiles at Louisville
The Nassaus and Hudsons will play ON tho Parade
Ground at Prospect Park to. day.
Monnceos. OF Jersey City, Play Rcsoutes, of Eliza
beth, on lsttcrs grounds to morrow August 10
AT Columbus, ONO. the Chicagoes defeated The Buck
eyes by u score OF i've TO nothing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-10

DOR SALE OR EXCTIANGE-A LIVERY STABLE
and House in Jersey for small Farm for,
IRA ouse in the city Address LIVERY STABLE, BIO,
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1--WE STORY BRICK STORE AND FLATS, WELL
rented. tor Farm House and cash. Tor paying city
Property Country Place with cash. for city Property.
A g.. LOOMS lO.,3 9th nv
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7 oW RENr-sToRE AND HOUSE. 1871 CHATHAM
Lexington
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FAMILY HOTEL. RANGE MOUNTAIN. ONLY
n six minutes walk from Mountain station, 60 minutes
from New York; large Rooms. with baths lot
and cold veranda 2i feet 20 acres in lawn foun
garden caiages late dinner Write Tor circular
Address MOUNTAIN HOUSE. south Orange. n. j.
OATH L. l-LOCUST grove HOTEL AND PAvIL
ID ion date residence of exMayor Gunthcr), with ad
dtonal wing aiming so rooms fronting aud
excellent bathing fishing boating. &c. For board
apply premises or by note to JOHN HOPPE.
OATH HOTEL. BATH. L. la FEW DESIRABLE
ID Rooms. with first class Board: elegant bathing &c
hour by boat rail &. \. BUNTING, Proprietor.
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GOOD CHEAP HOMES. EASILY PAID FOR, A
~ Elzabethport. N. j.. circulars free.
E. X. No Ron wAy
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LNRENCH APARTMENTS. FLATS AND HOUSES IN
J. variety ready, from $500 to 81 800; will
send description by mail ]. W. STEVENS Broadway and
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/ ONG BRANCH. n. J.-FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
FOR New York city improved Property the Central
tel entirely new with furniture. under and also
The buildings adioning Chelsea consisting of
stores and dwellings and also The lager beer all well
rented This is Ocean 12t feet front
tween Mansion House and United States Hotel Address
box loi Post Office. East Long Branch. n j.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WASTED. To BUY OR TO RENr-A SMALL sToR
w with dwelling attached, in somo nourishing toy
ethin 100 miles of New York, suittb for
81 Address, with full particulars NJ o. CLARK, Rondo,
New Orleans Republican., 1876-10-25

PUBLISHED BIZ AUTHORITY.


Resolred. That tho sum q >3c5 he and y
Lewis for painting. etc, 1000 signs for street
lamps, - per agreement, and that tho Ad:
ministrstor Of Public Accounts warrant for
the payment of the Same. --.ia s'@l 4'-
Adopted BY the Council Of the city of
New Orleans, October "a 1876.
CHARLES J. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy: sgt E-zlct
J. H. AARDY, Secretary. t..ef
New Orleans Republican., 1876-10-25

peiatieas b asd aro hereby 0a4e for the
ksanonn = 1fnUra 1DG0on Aao11Dnlo
k6116G os po6lSo Accounts WssSsas % ~
Adnisisirstee Of FisaDee - peyoe1s q
tAs sane whenever there sheu ee ooaey -
L shA Alsnr rfaaAanSH. = - l1A1if -
Ss:ss ss.s :s,ss,isses. 'ss :ses .s'ss's sea ~
%Ssoe Hnrisss. Srs.ssseSG e esWuliaa6
Ir.ean, erimissl, ,sbesiG, fer ths ,ueiste3t
I;spce OF prisoasrs sIxahted n the 6txte
- and n:Y ssy1Sss Rs's t,sa I. E !e: .e
proved BY the Judge # TIA Second Jadf'
'i;! Adj: Di:'1'ss S:ll;.ss. SSss' !ss,s
ys6erscn. fSr fslsts esf,hins1 suia 1of ~
mo1sk 81 Nst, 1876, cNsteIPs6t So ~ - p3sss1
isais q tss sssesd Jsd'salaa 4 nAissss'' y! a.
Leonsrd T. Maxwell, for oarfisls btrS ior
p.e Of the grspd ju,y IN the month g 1ay:
Y. HI s:seer g e "a cds,sssi aesi0c csass ssd sssa
:NsS ossass Tsms.. one years taS.erips
tion to Ansust ~ 1879, for city atscfSsys
cfaSe, spproved, VIZ = 4" 7 5snl ,.,,.Sa.a III
Eager; Ellernan 4 60 foY buadtsK fte'
eieISsf pcsts in,the Sixth Distfick = Per
bill approved ~ tho Admini:trafor pf Com.
pefeS seA CITY Safvs1er: ss3S. " ',,,r--a 80
1Veoss W. w. -~.ser..
An ofdiaance providing for the payment of
tho several, pay rolls therein nsmsd.f
Ba il ordained, That tho following appee-s
prisiiops Do ana sre hsssby nadey faF the
inosth OF Jpna. 1876, and that Jhe. Adj
n pissrstor Of Public Accounts warrant eo
the Ad0inistrator Of Finance in pay0ent Of
the ssme whenever there shsil, be noeey.
10 the city treasury to tho credit Of the sp-l
propriate fund for each account, sod not
otherwise appropriated;
Pay roll of Superior Criminal Court e49l 66
Paw roll of CoTOuere. e............ lOOO OO
Pay roll Of city physiclase. :. ...-.51 100 90
Pay roll Of jury commissioner. 80 50
Pay roll Of jasfiees Of TIA peace aad
ooneteoles. ..............,.' s!VS s!VS ~
Pay roll Of court Siiiosrs .....-.-..r 1020 90
T0eAl......s...:.. r..........-.. NoS, %
! ~ xr. Burke and laid over: ~ RIA .
Rssoired, Tbst the bid Of George Schaub,
No 566 Drysdes street, for the construcftcn
Of brick banquetteB, with wooden eufbe
and cutters complete. on both si4es OF
Philip ssreets. according to specifications On
1ls ID the ONCE of the City Surveyor. be
and the Same arc hereby accepted % " %
per ranntng lost. a sl5-,,' - ~ :
=. Fssisisss-ReferrsA, kAc. -.
: 6B03 OAAD9D ~ 49, e2UoBO 0SO8OO0 ~
Csnal, Custonhouse, Tosti sud RsoAsblsve
strssts, aakisg thAt an alley way IN said
squars b kept clo1ed- To the Ad4inistrs-
tsr Of Police. -
From Rev. J. B. Bogarta. for eancellstiea
st ~ sasfoasous .Aassssmeas. 70. TIE NJ
niaistestof OF A0Assoests.r .t-aT'- .siys : /.
Rsom g. Howell relative to The booto II
L. ~ a =. -
ths ceatEoller and Treassser's 'slnsaa r.
ths ysks 1861 md 1853. ID the A1niAiss+
&sasr Of Public Accounts, 70 repstt - 'ths
committee Of the whole. -. =. -.
From Msesss., EaGene PsAgst I'D .othee
pssstdests u Insurance eenpahies, ,foe peF>
btssisa to dig hrs well o. the neutral
sroaad st the insarsestioe Of GoodehilAsea
sna Esghisa strtetb, as their own expenss.
Psrnissioa vas granted By resolution in
todueed By Administzator Rertolf. Iis :
TAs Csunsil then sAjousnsd.S 7sA si4 4
J.H. HARDY, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1876-10-25

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ID the act ef the Lsetslatore 81 thls e'a1 ~
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On THUR % ~. Oetsber 3S, 1916. at tWeIw esis4
! A'C11gAlA FFOkyl0N OF GkOUNoI = -.
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And CesoTtpe ktceets. meas ursnH oSe167H'
fes1sf Nth N the 6psJveneats - -
Soces shsIeu 70 nelonDtz- sg.fs -,
Nata krsPsny hsytse Sesn seiss1 = -
lana for taxes n ssid prspesty ID MSS Z
Sm0uuf1D4 ~ fhAfsyssx collars -,
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New Orleans Republican., 1876-10-25

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