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r AMEls LLOYD,
Austin, Texas.

Tszderr he servlees 70 the pubiic a.
CieAner ana Readjuster Of All Kinds
Of Sewing Machines.
oss1Ef1cfion guaranteed on al work o. 20 pay Re-
L1rnes vest Hids q shoal ersek. Aezr Cnnnngh.ns
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Purfher particulars furnished upon sDpllcsfson a
SAN 7. SCOTS stage O1ce, Ansitn, IexaA
G. balm a cos San Antonio Tea
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-01-29

Ga sur Ia poipte des pieds jusqu'a Ia
porte du n. S.
Le groupe de cnrieux sortit de Ia
chambre derriere lui. le regardapt
taire.
IL s'etait arrfte, ct, lie corps en- deux
appliquait un sil a IL serrure. Quand
sou inspection fut fate, Il retourna
du meme pas en- arri6re, ct. . maltre
Psmphile +;
-Dites done, patron. comprenez-
vous lie n. 5 qui nest pas Level J'ai
WI ses effets accrOches. CONNIE 81 ls
bruit ne devait pas l'avoir r6ve,lle !
II sc tourna sur la porte dan air
cntendu, az
VA, fa;s semblant de dOrmir. mon
bonhomme. All !tu nest pas malin!
bah demanda PampAile, est 90
quo tH croirais !....
-Epoutez patron, qui est-ee qui a
ferme les portes hier au sOirl
-Parbleu /! c'est moi.
-kt qui est,oe qui les a ouvertes
90 matin
-C'est encore moi.
~ avait-il en- has w verrOu force,
un carreau brise I
-Aucun. ...
)Aucun ? repeta Toussaint. Eli
bien, sil'assassin nest pas entire cette
mutt dams Ia maison. c'est done quill
y etait deja.
-Bien raisonn6, dit P~ampbile.
-Maintenant, reprit 1'0ussaint,
rappelez-vous Pair en- dessous du
voyageur du u. S. Est-ce quill ne
vOus ii pas demand6 une cbambre au
mOmeut oA 10 bel Antoine venait do
retenir la sienne!
ITEMS, c'est vrai, dit PampAile.
All vous l'avez remarQu6, nest
ce pas ! moi. j'el al remarqa6 bien
d'autres. 81 je ne me trompe, c'est
tant mieux ; mails, dams des cas- pa
reils, fault qu'On tire tout d clair, pas
vrai
-Expliquez-voIs, Toussaint, di.
rent plHsieurs voix.
-SuHt. dit le garcon, qui retrou-
Wait du courage dams IL sentiment Dc
SOU Importance; j'attends VI. Voitrin.
-Semblerait quill Ell salt assez
long murMurerent les assistants entire
eux.
lis redescendirent, 6changeant des
paroles d voix base; les una s'eutre.
tenant au revers Dies bonnes fortunes,
les autres du danger Dc dormir ayec
Ia clef sur 50 porte.
Au bout de quelques instants, un
ipdividu EXTRA dams la sale ct dit
quill n'avait pas trouv6 le commissal.
re- d. police chez lui, mails qu'on etait
d sa recherche. L'attente contlnua
donc penible. e~ntrecoupee de quel.
que mots "a ct la. Plusieurs s'6taient
postes on vedettes su dehors. De
temps Ell temps. des Peasants. prove.
nus deja par Ia rumeur publique. s'ar-
retaient dans la rue, ct de lOin pIon-
geaient un regard curieux par Ia porte
Ouvert-,
C-p-ndaNt Julien venait de secouer
IL lOurl satnmeil on uue mutt dim
somnio l'ayait plonge, ct il procedait
assez trauquillement u NJ toilette. as
sure quill Vtait d'avoir tout 10 tempe
necrssairu pour ~ rendrs q Ia care.
a CeHtiAaer
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loss and freshness Of youth. Thu
air is thickened, falling hair checked
nd badness often, though not always
ured by its use. Nothing can restore
be hair where the follicles are de.
troyed, or the glands atrophied am
!ecayed; but such as remain can b.
aved by this application, and stimu
ated into activity, so that a new
rowth of hair is produced. : INSTEAD
+ fouling the hair with a pasty sedi
aent, 1t will keep it clean and vigorous
Is occasional use will prevent the hal
rom turning gray or falling off, ant
onsequently prevent badness. Thu
e~storation of vitality it gives to thu
calp arrests and prevents the forma
ion of dandruf, which is often so un
leanly and offensive. Free from thoss
e~leterious substances which max,
ONE preparations dangerous and inju
ious to the hair, the Vigor can onl,
eneft but not harm it. If wantet
aerely for a HAIR DRESSING
othing else can be found 50 desirable
containing neither oil nor dye, it doe:
OF soil white cambria, and yet last
ing on the hair, giving it a rich, gloss,
1stre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver & Co.,
-~r---v
LOWELL, MASS
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NOTICE.

T,HE UNDERSIGNED HAS REMOVED
streets, next door to the Post Office, where
he will Keep an assortment Nf Charter Oak
aud "thpr cooks stoves. fire crates, cooking
utepsils. Glass ware, Tin ware. Bolts and
Nuts, Charcoal, r,vets VI all sizes and kinds;
and will he prepared to do any species vi
Tin. Hinc. light iron and copper work.
Also iA assortment OF wagon hubs, ~feilOes,
spokes ept.
Jan. LIST. 6. T. GRISAMORE,
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~TMlR<ADAU;X COLLEGE
.'..'-F Hf +t
This l%N>titution. under the charge Of
tn. Very NV. Z. ". A6uard il nleaaant.
ly sit"atua IN oRc OF the MNet healthy
and r'tiSvA leArt Of the tuWu u Mih0,
dauX.
The cOarse IT in.trN0tieM coinprfscs
ell that 10 tanaht in tho hrst i'rtitntious
Of the South. The etfQ4ax Of the teachers
are directed 1T all tiMex to promote the
moral aud intellectual improvements Of
the pupils. preparing then, to become
v%irtnOus and enlightened citizens.
r. TERWSs
For tho session Of ton months and
a half payable half yearly in advance,
Board. and Tuition IL the English
aud French Courses. &laO 20
Washing ut the option Of parents 30 on
Bed and Bedding (lst year) in I'D
Latin and Greek per session 800. 30 90
Drawing {por month";. ......... 4 90
FNs Further Inflammation. application
shanld he made to the institution or to
tho President, Y. REv. C.. ". MENARD
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A six heures W quart, TAns.aiut.
n'ayant pas VI raraitre Il: bel An
tome, Sc hata a'aller frapRer a sa
porte, ainsi que celui-ci le IUl await
recaMWapde Ia veille. Part9se toute-
fois eRtre 10 desir de satisfaire au de
sir du yNY.genr ct Ia granite d'eveil-
Ter trQp brnsquement un h0te anssi
marquant, Il sc bOrna i donner deux
GU trois coups discrets, q s'eloigna
sans s'assurer qu'on l'ent entendn.
Dependant. CONNIE le jeune F6rou
ne descendant tonjours pas, Toussaint
pensa quill s'6tait peut etre acquita6
legerement dc "a mission. ct il
n'onta au premier etage. Cette fois.
II he 10 eontenta pas de hcurtsr
bruyamment, il appela:
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I'm An--d'ayance. - y:
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Ayers
For restoring to Gray Hair it.
natural Vitality and Color,

A dressing
which is al
once agreeable
healthy, AM
e~tfectual fo:
preserving th,
hair. 500,
restores fada
or gray hal
to its ~igina
color. ,Cith tn
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FARMERS FRI
In

Win stand this season -
lie Will serve Mares at the
of $500 for the season. aRa
Mare with fOal. ,
These neglecting to attend 4
til the Mare is known to ne WV
be required to pay full grise.
Pedigree. Farmers Fr,sne
OIL. weighs l4O0 lbs il o bcaurss
nv hay, black legs, name a.d
tsS bands high. He was s'ros
Potomac, grand sire Old potSras
from kentucky by DsvEi ~
BSynap's old Sampson Ut hiils I'M
Young POtomac's Dam Wa -
(Sire Archy)
j. =. AtCOIN. Parish Of
, 1876-06-08

Sptcfdt I4ff6ktH 70 1at IF1bHH6
RocKronp, ill.,, Juns T.-There was an cuthut!-
ast!c railrond meeting held here tonight to take
steps to huild the road between Sterling and Byron
distance Of g. miles. and thereby connect the St.
Louis, Rock Island Il Chicago Ratlroad with tic
Chicago & Pacific Railroad, Among those from
abroad who attended tho meeting were y. c.
Brewster, Vice President OF the St. Louis, Rock
Isand & Chicago lsaiiEoad; II. E. Sargent, Of Chi
cago; Judge Gould. Of Moline; c. II. Deere, OF
Moline; ". Trumbull. Of Rock Ielnnd: Alaj. 11aw-
ley, S. C. Ellis. the Hon: IL. u. Dement,,
George Steele. Of Dixon: Y. C.: Andrews,
c. r. Throop. Of Grand DeTour; 3ohi,
V. Gnle, of Oregon. The meeting wss called to
order hy X. ". E5aisdet! The lion, N. C. Tho.np.
son vas elected Chairman, ard 4, 7. Porter Sec
rotary. Hncechcs wore made by N. c. Thompson,
". brewster, ii. +. sargesnt, Major llowlcy, s.
&. Ellis, and the Hon. II. D. Dement,, Of Dixon;
William Lathsop. Of Rockford; and nthess. The
cos; o! the link between sterling and byron will bc
$luts 900. anu Rockford and Dixon alone will tatc
over $l00. 0o0 Of the money.
, 1876-06-08
c. &, WHEELER,

Mr.. c. c, Wheeler. the able General Freight
Agent Of tho Michigan Ccntfal Railroad, ha. re-
signed his poa!t'on to aceept tho oice Of Asttant
General Manager Of the Chicago Northwestern
Ita!troad By the teslgnation Of Mr. Wheeler the
Michigan Central suffers loss which ii cannot
easily repair. MI Wheeler IL the Ncstorof General
Freight AGentA in this city. and hchta the tepnta
tion of being Of ihe Aquarcst and nblcft in the
country. Wien Mr.. Strong reelgned the position Ut
IenGfal Super Of the Michigan Central.
1t was strongly urged upon Mr.. Joy, the FreElacnt
Of the toad, TO appoint Mt. Wheeler in hla place,
for he was Thought to be peculiarly fitted for the
pusision. But somehow or other the position was
bestowed upon Mr. LedyaFd, the t1eu AEait.ant
General Superintendent 1t is not yet known
who takes Nj. Wheeler's place on the Michigan
Central. For the present Mt. J. a. Grter, the
Asnietabt tacnesa} Freight Agent viii act al
General Freight Agent. 1t Ii nndcrHtood TINT
the Company finds 1t has made mistake
In removing the headquarters OF the KoAd tn De.
trnt, and that General superintendent Ledyafd will
shortly remove ia this city. The appointment OF
Mr. Il. e. brown a. Assistant General Superin.
tcnlcnt. With headquarters 1t Jackson, seoma to
confirm this rut1Os.
The Chicago q Sosthweatern Railroad can COT.
Eraiuate ltsulf on having secured tho aeryIces Of
Mr. e. c. Wheeler, who Is cnfncntly qualified to
perform the autles Of the Office to which he has
been appointed. He has been Superintendent Of
the Milwaukee DisIslon and Aftcrwasd Gcnrra1
Freight Agent Of thc ltoad for more than twenty
years. and only left ahout two yeass ago to accept
the brilliant ottcr made to hin By tue Michigan
Centt1l.
, 1876-06-08

The ordinance bring rpccis!ly provided fot In The
call, watyrn and dfrpuseA Ut Knlen 40 aa1 40, mnn-
Ifrstly ant. nccc.sarily. 40 TINT they have M spp
cation whatcves to this ordinance. Whether the
rcctton Of the charter requiring thu report 10 10 e.
fetred fof final Mellon Will carry TIC ordinance with
It 4 matter which perhaps The PFesid!ng bnfcct
will decide. II !. 4 matter AhDnt which am not
perfectly entirhei In my own mind.
Aid. lliltrctt,-IR nIc Rocs, tho other goes. II
has been tic rule Of tho Council, and can't Zee
how Jou can nltcr It.
Aid. Thomn.on-Hhht tho custom Of the Conncil
has been has aome pcttincncy, but In some respects
IA not to be regarded. -
The Maynf--ft seems 10 rue It Is all ono thing
thc eaTe suhlcct n,attcr, r,-nn1 dun't SEQ ho" II
can he rctt1cd.
Aid: Thompson-Tben that Ia tho ruling Of tho
prctdng nfltcer!
The Maypr-1 can't see how can do othcrwlee.
ALL Tllompson-1 don't understand that thu 1ay'
Ing over Of tho report hns been called for BY two
Aldermen. Thcsa wns mot1n made, which was
seconded.
Aid lItldretll-Ycs, thcrc WIS. called for the
reference, md there was 4 aucbn1.
Adj Thnmpaon--There wus a motion that tha
report be jnld over, but that didn't nno,iht TO q
ra11 In the absence Of any call, call for action
on The report.
, 1876-06-08
RAILROADS.

xt.r A. n.
-, , ~ -. ~ -.
soFelat H'patea 70 me a.. a''oaM. .
WAeHtsHToS. H., June This annual eloek'
holuer.' meeting Of tho Kcotuk, 1owa City Min.
nrsna. t,,Ilro.d f:ornnsnv occurred here to-day,
tr,' Tac ta, n.e@. uor rsav,,as ..sc,.l vcsr. aoo
I'M company wan otsahs.eo sesets' yea.s ns''
and The grading Of neat', the whole line rom keo.
by Individual stack sub,erIptlon. A greater por-
H.. - H.. n"t1..t.. .,.n doua .f,crv.td
t,on III Tic hf'as'hs was a'1o "uhs c a'ses "a,o'
tondh Hefc ssanTi IL the rate Of pr m'lc'
and placed upon the London market hy one
crowe]l, of New York, Matters have dragged
siona unt,l now, and there wu great dIselltsfsc.
tfon among ssoekhoiicrs In relation TO the man
agrtNcnt Of affairs By tho President, George j.
poa1
to'aa5 1tc 1hee'lns we o.'e"ae,l " ''sn "uo
were determined 70 nave change IN manaeemeh'' ,e
and thoroughly Investigate the fnanctal condition
Of the Company. ..-..
;. u. ca,nphcll,, Of Mount Pleasant. wa eho.sn
President Of the rtoekhpldcra meeting. and J. II.
Anderson. Of Keoknk. Secretary; Tile President
OF the road was called upon to make statement Of
the condition Of the CompanyA anatfe. but raid he
could mt add to what he had a1resdy taia n his
, 1876-06-08

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND d PACIFIC.
The annual meeting Of the Chicago. Rock Iaand
d pacIac Ra!lroad was held at the ot1lcs OF the
Company in this city, yesterday An tho fiscal
year Of this Company does not expire until the 3lst
OF May, tue annual repost waa not ready ~ be sub
mittcd to ths meeting; but 1t ia un!uss1ood that
thu roal has been unusually rrotpTrous during the
tnrGr; thln they wr.c tic year previous. The
u,setins Was hsrr'oninps. md III changes were
n,a,o Ii, tho Directory or management. Thste
following Directors, whose time lad expired,
wers re:elcctcd tor The snsulpE yua.: John
Tracy, Hugh Riddle, David npsws, =. L. Gable
Of ofa .he DIreesors tsr following wsre elected
to serve lur!ng ihs ep.Y!as ?sa; pss.sSsns !s'.''
tcnltnt, Hugh riddle; Secretary and Trea.urer,
Francis ii. Tors; Executive Committee. John T.,
Tracy, FlautlH Il. Ta~s, Wtlltun l.. Scott, David
Duws And liuYh Riddle.
, 1876-06-08

3ptcFd3 U1sp0tch TO 1hE 1fa60A@.
EASf 6AasNAw. Mich. Joue 7.-Ths annual
meeting Of tho stockholders Ut The tllat & teru
Marquette Hallway Company was hcld In this city
to day. xnl the following I'osrd OF Directors weEe
elected: II. G. Potter and william l.. Weber, ol
East Saginaw; Jss4e lioyt, kew fofk' = " Y.
t'9apo Chsrlcs ii. Tutks1. and A. d. seabufy.
New bedford, Mas. FLllo Remington, 9f !llois,
n Il. Twenty Xix thousand eight hundred aud
paid t5o4, 003 Of III Ao4ilng !pdebtelness sinct
tct. !, 1875. The earnings Of the road 70 Junu
wcre t:,o5. $40. aud tho earnings for Nay we're
&UO, 1Ul.
, 1876-06-08

It seems that the Grand Trunk Railroad ls bound
to glyo tbs Eastern trunk llnu ore trouble'n wcst
bound freight rates thun Il hiss donr in thoHo to lhs
Es.t About wrek ago tho Nrw York trn.
tral reduced ths wcst.bound freight rates
to shout ths. same, figures 49, those
fasI 1tsight t!uc, which was over the Central ycs
,uont, utana Trunk, and Michigan Central Ilntl.
road row announces llat It las not only followed
dcEbts roads, but has made still further rcduc
tiu,,, Hereafter the SAstonal Dispatch VIII take
feeEghts FROM Iloston 10 Chicago al tbs following
hIudred pounds. spec!si and fourth cla*4. ~
ctnts.
, 1876-06-08
THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL.

= I II + EfINEFIVtksN tIssH 7 1tF1s
The freight tarnIngs Of the Michigan Central
Railroad for the ten days ending May 81 were
$14S. 075.5o For the same period In 1870 they
werc $sa, a,3ol.21, making an increase Of
sos, PA. ~. Tho freight earnings for the month
OF May, 1877, wcre t+41, ,B1j. 70. Far the same
Increase OF *1s3. Ill. II, The abore exhibits ahnw
that the railroad war hn. Feat1y stimulated the
bntlnefs on The ahoys road having carried nearly
1870, ~ during The ta'nc period In 1879. Though
the rates this year arc inuch lower, Jet the net
On account OF the larger arn,unt Of busfncss DONE
, 1876-06-08
SOME MORE ARGUMENT.


The Mayor-Now, Alderman, allow me to put
a question: Why do you ask me to put tho up
peal when you klluw tho law bus been con-
formed to III my rultngf
AID Thompson--Berause It is the right OF
any member to dcInan! II, uud not your right
" refuse 1t. [Applauas,l
AID Cullerton-K the Council Is to b.
clagGed tu this matter, would simply like to
explain NY position "a question vi privilege.
! hope Will not 10 refused kbat.
, 1876-06-08

NEW YURh ZEN INNI4s
ALnAwr, iune 7.-The following were elected
Directors to-day Ut thr New York Central Railway
Company: Cornelius Vanderbilt, William, II. van.
dcsblIt, Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr.. william X.
Vanderbilt. AuKuetns Echel1, Samuel +. larger,
Jnseph I1arkcr, Chaunccy H. Dopcw. John z. Bur
rtli. Walter 8. Church. Ehestnr ". CAnpR, Georsc
j. Whitney, and Jau1ea II, MnsfIn.
, 1876-06-08
CANADA SOUTHERN.

Bptctaa DsspdteA 10 Tie Tribune.
sT. TBoxAa. Juns 1.-The Ftnekholders Of the
Canada Southern Nntfoad held an annual meeting
here to-day and elected William II. Vanderbilt,
Augustus schcll, Hamuel F. Dorgcr. u. +. Worcer.
ter, i. Harke., ". l.. Ecots. Sidnry Dillon, Adam
Crooks, snd A. Wtckes Directors fur the ensu!ny
year. Rcaolnttpns wera ratscd srprnving and
confirming the Rale Of A majority Of the etock us
The Company to Commodore Vanderbilt
, 1876-06-08

Br. THoAAu, Ont Juus 7. AT the annual meet
Ing OF The stockholders Of ths Cansda southern
Railway the following Wefs chosen pifecsofe
william II. Vanderbilt, Augustus sehsll, sauae!
r. Ux4xer, 3. D. Worcester, Jose2h AAkat, ".
, 1876-06-08

NC 4ALAEtHHu fAuHSh Iub IF"J IlOi Lu1
Chair, but the Mayor pondcred over The matter
some time, md
Aid. Throop rnso willis he was still undecided |
whether to listen to Culerson or not, Bail |
Throop: rIte to paint of or,ler Tho gem
tlcnan has occupied the Honr twenty minut'n-
! have heen watching tic tlne-and 1 think TINT
The Mayor did not decide upon thl. point,
but sat n1atng3y with ls hand to hls head, and
the speaker continued: would ask ns mattcrof
privilege that tho gentleman Withdraw hin mo-
Aid. Cu1lcrton-A ps,int al ordrr What Is
before the l,ouee, Mr. fresldcnta
The Mnyor-Thc same subject there wss lc-
AID. ul1crton-Nothtng. That Is, accorling
tt, your ruling.
AID. Tilnool,.
Aid; Throop-1 wish to ask those gentlemen
wllo obIcctctlto this thing to w!thGruw aud let
tile subiect Gums before the house. wnnt IL 70
thing acttled. want every man TO have hnoppor-
tunlty of expressing hir opnon on the subject,
to lie pfoplety u pa.sing tie ordes G bnt % ttI
came win tho cxpscss object Of rolling for II, he.
eaa.e think thc peoGle ought to hass the ehanco
~ j'ossiblc. There seems to bo difference Of
opln!on OH tho snbjcct among the rcople, md
wsda% wis sSs tes aot1os matter OF
Aia. iilldteth-i wonld chcesfulIy withdraw my
objection II Il made any scsor. difference Int #
now and Monday night. In the meantime It can be
10 s ~ wo%s s 'st" s1a Ss1 pew
w.ess tho delay is gunu u place anything III the
way ~ q tns wlll Of hs, ths pc,op!s .u j.,
days i does not mako any more d1acrcncuwith you
y tha III It os' p, w!sn s Let Gomc , before H. co1n
,n. "n ~ - Va ~. ,,, nJs w., " ~ "s ~.
aeena aoIa aa 10 n E1Go @e1' H. heope Wnn wnm.
plsy for ssgS na'ss s or 1nr sph1oyc. The
n9 oeo IN .hs Iseasnfs' +, Sna no man - author
iar ,.tsr. ~ r PI't ,h.nG + ~ ~ sns
sSss Ss.ss + esrs s !sst x
c yc,y %S m DC 10 m r. I'll. na not @i Az
70 u Vii be aibossed 70 do souc
thin1 IL w. elt{ 'H lesai i way,
~, az nE ns s4e sag th y, IN G1eGdn
To-, 10, Mnyo. nnhn I5 5' sara ~ 'at po'"'' ID
Az ThEooIIIhc tnemGsIs II; T. hptc 'esn, to wtah to
III" MI h.o ILL., nap W. SIa o
sscs ttsniIHe. mt .tmut ~ ~ nI.I
proba6ly yoa ~ VII 90 netee wllnonl mc--and
o"elhesa'4lRe WY -.-......
-, v.,,. NO coon IND IN DELAT: a +. -,
TS +. os 70 o c.ss ~ y syns srG. VII ~, ] to
There IL but one exrreSson Of opinion on this sub
slsl eles,.n AZ s rs iS'osnat,on , n ,!mt 9fal,
| order that people may know what they are
doing, Is contained in 1nc paEc.-thc baauce Of 1t
rcicrs to Voting places, and 4 dow rc.m y mo
safrasned condition q, sae cNy, sc 3astiAsa ID
presHing this point, Three Or four days will make
lay. The people getting out Of all patience,
md belie'e wo can tart as well takr Till action
n.n.Eht u1dc1 ne rules and under The charter as
member os the Finance Committee, and
, 1876-06-08
SOUTHEASTERN RATES.
Tho new freight rates to Southeastern pofnts,
mentioned In YcsteEday's TnINCNk, are as f0l!ows;

tIon. ID hereafter to be charged 10 much per lG0
pounds for whatever weight there IL On tie cnr.
ilefetnfore tho rate thls article WAS by the cat
load Al 70, ono pounds. Whenever rohda allowed
shppera 10 lnad mora than tliAt Anount On tae car
IT amounted 10 'cut" H. the ratios. l}y the
change made 1t ia thought that th!s trouble will
hpruafter ke pbyiatel.
, 1876-06-08
The Mayor Held 1t Was Laid Over,
and Various Aldermen
Denied 1t.
Aid. Oullerton Took IN Appeal,
Which the Chair Would
Not Entertain.
But Finally Allowed It to Be
Put, and Was Sus-
tanned.
The Sidewalk inspectors Finally
Swept Out OF Existence.
TIE SPECIAL ELECTION.

TllE 6IEC1AI ELCCIION.
4 SLIGHT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
.n.cf,, ,nnrtt,r nj ,he f'ounrlt was hr,d
slee'a' 'uce.Hs " I"o eou'At' "'Ao '"tu
last night to receive and nct upon the report 1T
the Financial Committee with reference to tic
epcc,al clcct'on lol Ma}os. M"5or oof'" Ptc@
slilcd, and there WIS a full attcn1nncG.
rhn Cl.r,r roof tro mil fnr the mrctinr
.'s 1,t,n :. ~ .1... - a.;
AID. White-1 mSqe II W piaccd On 1ite.
Aid. fIl1lrcth {cxetcdty)-Mr President,
-ooro n hc Iald ovrr un1 nub1Ishcl. Iet II. zee
'l''e ~ ~ .'",.' '.'' 49, aA0 " WV
whit the ufu1nh'1ec 49,
Aid, WhIte-Thls Ia tho Gull for the special
r,c,,,no
aecs.'E, I,, ~. ,,n,,n
Ald. Hildreth--oh. secoho tae mos'on'
Tha ca1l was hinged on file.
,,,'.rrnons nrwosrurxrs
iMfnioooo nH"o'. rs
As soon US this was done, AID. lli!drcth pop
r.1.a.."s =. . a,oa,a, o,no,tr.,,
Inc ordinance 1of q specla1 election.
Aid. Cu1lcTton-Whnt orlinancef
Ald. H,l1rcth-Thc anc bcfofe the Council
' A1a f,,.,,as,a,,-Th,en % r. u,,,,,,,- rnt hornr.
us,
, 1876-06-08


hol'set
The Mayor-I don't know.
AID. Lengaelser-1 move we adjourn.
Att Cullcrton-1 eal, for tho ycas and nays,
Chair.
A n a - ah no a|pea''
Az. Az Cuiiefloh-me,l. We s!'ai' eee; =,
o,rn a as os py vote Da tns on 10
Aid. Cullcrton-rhe tlcclsion is that the re-
The Mayor-ft L. All one subject matter. !,
,].Yision ri thr Chatr.
"'Sts III .,ii,,rcth"A H. mint of o,der Tho matte,
lhs ueeh u!st,esea ~ inu t1G a'ut!on u''3s 70
ana ake anea Fan ncs. te
% e; ad1onrn;; llausases' NIB n'ateF naS all poeh
ospo,So ;o esane,t or o A cu,,erton ,bs cto,k read
thf e9ii ,of ths meeting Y .u,, 49,, a.. con.,,
AID. Cul!e,ton-lt ~ evident that tho council
VA safa ~ e te ca III sqe pote an f
Ad iks to To-, hsxo ~ ,1yp ~ point Of
iii eyenta. II ts afst place, t!,cre esn lu M %.
sannot be any appeal takcn because tho matter ha"
AID. Cui!erton-I,us tho ruce arc in order any
t'Te1 a5e If,1issgt,,I;n. ISeg noti vr. ,e,v cood
2'd d. Me%sls;-eic y, yoa S'1 aaieistsna, Aa n
drcth that tue n'ei!nn " ADJOURN cuts my ngnre,
Docs i 1htes!apl business IN any n,nnnerI noea IL
assembly Ms!, mstion s.. ~ usndo to- atd!ouras
Ad HllafGthma9'ete are psds,,1,eReu motIons
As far fhls Il concerned, it goes oycr Under The
rules, anu don't require any sntes 70 sGau u.
ovGr. Iao @ ias. Or thesS IT, Gg!nE special meeting
called docs nor abolieh M tne in!es; ~.
, 1876-06-08

soush, and three on the WeAt Side. Lost-5eas,
Z; nays, "A. ..,.
The report of The Committee w&s concurred H.. =
Jcne. Is: nays, o.
Ald. Cleveland moved 10 sdjourn, and the mo-
tion wAs agreed to.
, 1876-06-08

| g, Scott, sidncy Dillon. Adam Crooks, and E. A.
WlekeA.
| "A resolution rssFtd approving ami confirming
ths sale Of The minority Of the atoek of tho Com
pany 10 Commodore Vanderbilt
, 1876-06-08

kAnIM City h Denver Fast Re.
s.. Louis 4 Springfield Ea..,,.
81. l.uEts, Springfield d. 7exnS.
I''k1n and FcoFlR Fast Express
Peoria fIay E1pscsa............
Teutta, ktUkuk i Burlington.
Chicago d. IaduEall Il. Il. Ex..
Etfratnr, Lnr1n, Wastl'to.l E1
Joliet D. Dwight AccofnHliat'n