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New-York tribune., 1876-04-20

35g. .TaIlman agt. Tallman 4
ct al.
362. Bates agt. Pelton ct al 4
367. Manhattan Life Ins. Co.
sgt. O'Sbca ct al. a.
500. .Halstcad agt. Seaman.
y7l.. BLACKWELL ct al agt. A,
Gray.
372.. Blackwell OF al. agt. In A.
dig.
313. Blackwell ct al. agt. a.
Huscamp.
375. .Jamesagt. Cowing ct nj. A.
376. HerriOt, &c, agt Her 4
riot. a.
81. Green agt. Mubank ct :,
al. 4.
38G. .Gr0at ct al agt. Cooper. 4;
1893. Vanderbilt agt. Dun. q.
reith ct al.
4oi. Taylor agt Phillips ct
CIRcUU-PART IL
1919. Colt agt. n. C. ore 1tl
Dres. co. 14I
2347 Casey aRt The Mayor.
&c. 13s
1878. Beach act. Barns,
li5l. Y. Eve and Far In 1fi
frnary act Swain. IA
1853. Eckert and ano. agt.
Story et al. 139
1853. .Luders agt. Rasmus and
ano. lag
l403. .Maltby and ano. agt. l3j
Wheeler and anO. 1876
Ss7. Sixth Nat. Bank act.
Chicago * \. II. RICO. | 115
1887. johnson. NC, agt. Erie l5O
Railway Co.
PART II.-DYK'
$50. Mace agt. Sage, jr. i3l
1913. Same agL same. 81
14IS. Hart agt. Wheatcr0ft 2ll
Ct al.
1888. Leahy agt. The Mayor IA
et al. 2S0
l7722..N. Y. state Loan and
Trust Co. agt. Pal l3C
mer jr., ct al.
$40. Christie agi. Parker. 2Si
1924. .HOliacher agt. O'Brien,
sheriff 1872
1853. Ogden agt. Van MOers. so
} 02O l.. Nagle agt. The Mayor. 10l
1928 .. Mofange act. Lent.
1856. loais aSt. The Mayor, I, l43I
dc.
240i. Nelson, IT,, agt. The l43'
Mayor, &C.
1904. Koehler agt. Marshall ~
ct al.
1922. .Bergold sst. Puchter.
PAgT III.-LARRT
1858. Pave1stadt ct al. agt. 1lS.
Gillespie ct Al.
673. Plat, ass'e, agt. Van
Name ct al. i,
1873. ~ CONAN agt. Il h
MayOr, &c. 62'
2ieD... .Snebly agt. Conner,
Sheriff. l1E
1897 KleinkBecht agt. Con.
ner, Sheriff. az
2537 B rrngeragt. Wengen. IL
roth.
033. Pickering egt. Ran. 1874
dOlph % Al.
62l. .Ayerill agt. Webster 149I
81 al.
1921. .O'BricRagt. The Mayor, 1901
w. 100;
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20

In the first of these the common sum is 60 in the
second, 81. Ont Of a grcat number Of curious *
ampies by which Prof Barnard il usiTatcd the alse-
brac rules and system upon which squares could Oe
made possessing diff rsn, re Harhable properties
shall only select the following:
Iyfu.nt,,1,.r,i br ID. ~ enu.re
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
TIE COURTlS.

HEAVY JUDGMENT AGAINST THE CITY.
DEIANO c. CALvIN, As REFEEEE OK THE MKEAG
CLAIM, EEpORTs FOR THE PAYMENT OF $3o9,-
224 60 TO M'KEAG'S AssiGNEE-rnE REASONS
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-12-22
A Valuable Medical Treatise

The edition for l-77 of the sterling Medical
Annual known as Hostptter's Almanac, Is now
ready and may be obtained, free Of cost, Of
DRUGGISTS and general country dealers in all
pans of the United States and British America,
and indeed in every civilized portion Of the
Western Hemisphere. il combines, with the
souude.t practical advice for the preservation
and restoration Of health, "a large amount Of i'll
terestug and amusing light reading. aud the
calendar. Astronomical. calculations chronology
zeal items. a.. are prepared with great care,
and VIII be- found entirely accurate The issue
of Ho-tetter'- Almanac for ~ will probably
b- the largest edition of medical work ever
published u any country. The proprietor~.
Mp-srs Hostetter 4 Smith. Ptl-hnf1 Pa, on
receipt It two cent stamp, VIII forward a copy
by mail 90 any person who cannot procure one
IN lie uei4hboIno0d
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-12-22
TO DELINQUENT SUBSCRIBERS

There is large number of sub
scribers upon our books who have
not paid for their papers. The time
has come when we need these sub
scriptions, and all other accounts
owing us to meet our obligations and
the current expenses Of our bust
ness. We have waited patiently
and quietly, believing that our sub
scribers would come to our rescue
whenever we called upon them ur-
gently. Hereafter CROSS MARK
will indicate to our subscribers that
they are indebted to US and that we
want aAd must have the money.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-12-22
OUR NEW PREACHER.

Rev. w. D, Anderson, formerly
of Phillips Legion, then Lieutenant
in Sharp Shooters, after the war;,
prominent lawyer at Marietta, mem
Der to the legislature from Cobb
county for severaI consecutive terms,
and cousin of Rev. J. E. Jones, Of
this place, is stationed here for next
year. We congratulate the Metho~
dist church upon having secured the
services of so able minister as Mr..
Anderson. We take great pleasure
in commencing him to our people as
a gentleman, a christian and man
in every respect worthy of their
highest regard and esteem. Confer
ence could not have suited US better.
-Cedoy 0lcn E1wess.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-12-22

EAR. w. 7. PARK, ofAtlanta, Ga. has
Z y for twenty-five years made the treat
meut of all CHRONIC or old standing Dispas-
es and all DISEASES upon which other ply
sycians have FAILED, a SPECIALITY, with a
success unprecedented
Besides. he has, OF his own discovery and
preparation, an established painless cure for the
ODTTTM MORPHINE and LAUDANUM
VI L y LII RABBIT, and It's Causes. Guar
anteeng satisfaction on three days trial.
Mail to him full description of whatever
affection you may have, and ten cents for re
ply. novl-4t.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-12-22
Marriage S.


The Ordinary of Cobb county has
issued the following marriage licen-
8es to white persons since December
18th:
r : Lindloy and Miss E J Flor
ence.
c B Foster and A Vinson.
J J Sanderson .and Francis Bo-
harmon.
l. Harris and A Reese.
CbaS II Roberts and MARCIA Gib7
con.
q NJ McElwreath and 7 G Mayes.
j A Rice and NJ Z Collins,
c L Strickland and Dora Pea
cock.
VIM Fitzgerald and Sallie Owens
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-12-22

Now is the lime of the year for Pneumonia,
Lung Fever, Coughs, Colds and iataif resuhs
Of pradi-positiou TO Consumption aN other
Throat and Lung Disease BosCIEEs GER
Man SYRUP ha, been uscdjn this neIghb5shood
for the past two or three years without a sing e
failure to cure. Ifyou.haye not used this med
icine yourself 50 to your Druggists VIM.
RooT and G. w WILLIAMS and ask them OF
It's wonderful success among their customers,
Two doses viii relieve the wors Ease. If you
have no faith in any medicine just buy Sam
pie Bottle Of Boschees German Syrup for 10
cents and try it. Regular size Bottle rs cents.
Don't neglect a cough to save 70 cents.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-12-22
LOCAL ITEMS.

-THa prospectus of the Angus
ia Constitutionalist appears in this
issue. It is one of the best, ablest
and newsiest papers in the State
J. r. Randall, author of "Marylaud
my Maryland, is the editor, and
good one he is. Bill Moore is city
editor and keeps things lively.
Our veteran druggist, William
Root, has a variety Of articles ap>
propriate for Christmas presents,
that cannot fail to suit the taste. -
His genial face wreathed in smiles,
makes you feel like trading with
him as soon as you enter the door.
There's magic in politeneSS and
good nature.
THE first COW we ever saw
working in wagon, met our gaze
Monday evening. Two oxens were
yoked and hitched to the tongue of
the wagon, while the COW harnessed
was in the lead. The owner, NJ. NJ.
Roberts, from Lumpkin county, said
she done good service, and besides
she supplied him with milk on his
travels.
The following are the names of
the officers of Stonewall Lodge, No.
y, Knights of Jericho, elected Dec.
18th: NJ. L. Raft, Sir X. Chief;
Miss S. Scott, Vice Chief; Miss Lis
zie McEachern, Pieceptres8 j. F.
Johnston, Chaplain john NJ. IIew~
EFT, Secretary Jno L. Reed, Treas
urer; Geo. NJ. McEIwreath, Mar
shall; J. NJ. Rakestraw, Herald; L.
u. Camp, Guard; w. w. Scott,
Sentinel; II. c, Ruff, }. T. Chief
-NExr week and the week there
after, only half sheets will be issued
from this office, as the printers de-
sire to take short respite during the
HOLIDAYS. We hope to appear with
the new year with a fresh and Wig
orous paper. Our labors shall be
unceasing 20 make the JOURNAL a !
creditable representative of Marietta
and her interests. In the meantime
we wish all our readers "a Merry
Christmas" and a "Happy New
Year y
-TnE "pound party" at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Geo. II. Camp was
postponed by reason Of conflicting
circumstances until Tuesday night.
The extreme cold possibly kept many
away as his hyperborean majesty
reigned supreme; besides this there
were several deuced c0@tretempS as
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-12-22
CHRISTMAS CAROLS.

Probably nc festival has ever Civ.
en- birth to so much real poetry and
pleasant rhyme as Christmas. Years
ago it was the custom in old Eng.
land to sing carols about the streets
late into Christmas eve aud early on
Christmas morn. These carols
might seem strange to modern ears ;
for while many of them were charm
ing and graceful, others were curious
Or even 'grotesque. They were fill
ed with legends concerning the Ad-
vent, most wonderful events being
recounted, and yet with a pictures
que simplicity, just as if no one could
think them anything unexpected
The so called "manger songs were
often quantity sweet, and they were
used on Christmas day in the place
Of hymns in churches Quitee diff
ferent were the merry Yule songs Of
the old English Christmas:
Come. bring with a noise,
r, Ny ,i merry .,, merry i =, G 10Y. f,ino
While my ','' good dame she %
Bids you all be free,
And drink to your hearts desiring,
And the thought of feasting is made
prominent ia numberless old rhymes,
as
LoraIines. Christmas loves good drinking
Wines OF Gaseo5gae France, Anjou'
LI Trinn of fa nal S oJ or out n ,UN
be S.aai' pom more anu Ie, u.s.. .+r.rd
10 cheer you all tbs Christmas
The hoaf's head and mustard
~ $500 l...o 80 o.,o.-,,,
Oullotihao Cd'o'9 nave NV
unpopular, but they have changed,
Lo.L :, oo,,oo.;,;or ond rendarino
oo'" w 0o'n Po'''''' az o'
to conform to modern IDEAS or DeauH
4 .. &c
10 the COMPREHENSIVE" anu tastes Vi
children abound songs suited to re-
IT,, oo,.,,;oo, oooro1r;ota to tho
ioi0"' '0' 'i0'' "P
day as well as to the merry house
hold festival. Nearly everv child
L..J ':,L ;.e.;.o doI;Sh+
n''' '''''N "''' 90 ~
&c through ih h. hoa,e
Not c. eature was Stirring, net even a mouse
and scores of other rhymes of like
beauty. The delightful myth OF
Santa Claus is one to which juvenile
faith +anac;onslv clinos. and the
mystery is repeated from eluese 10
vOunpaat with a freshness never
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-12-22
May'etta Savings Bank.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of this Bank for the election
of its officers for the ensuing year
will be held at the office of the Bank
on Monday, the first day Of January
at two o'clock, p. NJ.
A. VAN WICK, Cashier.
Marietta, Ca, l4th, 107o.-2t
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-12-22
Fan Warning.

All persons indebted to US whose
notes and accounts are not paid by
January lst, 1877, will be sent out
for collection.
w. Z. ANDERSON & Son.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-12-22
CURRENT 9ors.

! ar a
Book keeping may be taught IN
three words-neyer lend them.
y Gi'''I rs y, IiylIGi' Iiu"i}'' N"''ouS "'''
''' '''''' ''' NV ''''''
&c. &. Leake y Co., have just received
fine lot Of Apples Oranges, Lemons bananas
which they are selling at reduced prices. Cali
and see their goods before you buy elsewhere
T. A. Burroughs cuts clothes to iii at liV-
'Ds : ''''
70 ''T"c'o WV - sa0 So 1's' 49,
can people Just at tue present Ulle
is TO lind the south PoH'
T,,-pppoor Salt and 7. ims nj Boston q
Hunts.
1,,,..,, 5,.,,.l..os oe,lI lid at NfcCIatcbvs
a supply ofPocke' Knives just received at
'4'' C '"''ny I I,, o,. M..,,.rl ., Ro.ton
4 Hunt's.-Try them.
"a oast.;ron grandmother" il not
a term of reproach. bat bnly a new
nocb;na for darnino stoekinos.
II. A. Burroughs Is the place to get the
worth OF your money IN Tailoring
"A splendid lot OF Coffee, Sugar, Rice &ei
at A. b GII0er's'
Ditto at Gilbert q Sessions store.
FoR SALE a large Stock Of Blank Books. sc
Iected to suit the wants Of every one, at the
Drug Store OF DIR. e, W. WILLIAMS.
1t is a sad moment fer a bachelor
when he finds that his hair is so
thin that he is unable to hold pen
over his ear.
A. b. Gilbert has fresh supply OF Groce-
ries.
-Tus host p;raarnIes and Cream Cheese NJ
MeClatcby's.
...,-,. al
Ni,' q. -'iot,"tC ,,t 10y 0'0' e''
wbo+ i tba d;4sronea betwecn
tbo o, m1s - vol s of = br;d,re and two
n;0a uonnn Tadiass ne one il =
nara9et and the other q pair O. nets,
l-'- ~, % C; 81, ,a- ,a,,i -,
nIoN $50 d. p,It la., .ia as
~. sto' s. ~ : ~ IN a'I ssa b;ine
-yAHNIsnas below Atlanta prices, at vii
Liam 5 Drug store
d, " " Ae"le ~ - are = ln".us '''eiI oHn
spices nov "tn ",'i ne' ''''i' II ''''' al INC
Ii YOU want perfect fitting shirt 90 to
7 A Burroughs
GOb sha vae o level of wife -
oo;d Do. r,o,,cnioor ovor +ba Ioss of
bis halter half: "ebe always struck
me with the soft end of the mop.u
o, j.
selection l'l'i at MeCatch Inv 81 a''' ''' 7'''
Toys in bnndance at McCIalehys.
-McCLArA4Y has iast received big lot Of
~ Jr ,Tss all r rs@ar| 5 T cbeao anu
o., e III J.. uoooI
'N00N' S'J ~ e.
lect a man halhe' 20 security LOT
his house rent, Eos keeping your
-, e,aeb share :. rotb;co Eka
u c'''V'
'"i' p'""'
-THosE dressed Turke1s and Chickens at
e oa9O get is tue '"s' anu '''' ''1' you
Go OF. A. Burroughs and get your old
clothes made good as new.
Fresh Buck Wheat Flour T from J s,4 Me ij
at ' G.. G Leake & Cos.
Aoora tbo recon+ t;dinos from
Kaa,nol,2 l. H. T;d;n9s who
aands woyd that ba hos fo,nd q bor-
not's nest four feet five in cjrcum-
C-I H.: h
lot e'oo' "ii ''0.l ''o ~,
=
Is" 10 ci %i,f'o R 10 NY S ;lsv 'i ism0
Htt + - iI;,,, q l,.l,,,,. .,st
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-12-22

Selling off below cost, nay large stock OF
Lap Window Shades. For beauty, durability
and convenience they are ACKNOWLEDGED to be
superior 10 all others q. ". WILLIAMS,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-12-22
La The f0lloeing named geNtLemea
OTHand Local Dots.

CITY AND COUNTY,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-04
ATROCITIES ar SEA.
Tortured 20 Death by tho Monster Captain Of
nm American shin.

f,o,n a Pirate Lsiier u n T. Liss0n N chicago.
Hone KoNG, China, OF. 0-The Ameri-
can snip &. -. Whtmore. from 'nrdit, with
coal 10 the navy ward, arrived ia port the other
qay, ana the crew, one ana nil presented tucm-
serves before Consul Bailey, and each toll ! n a
story. he second IN te, who WAS Vctln2nd
for uieobrVng the CaUta order TO Ill treat the
crew, mad died l. ON his wounds. the POOR
m u hal seven holes in his head aud his
enc. X bones were broken. On his back
several lumus were visible. Ills legs
wera riveted nv SAIL needles, and IN thus
state he WIS confined, oh ined IN tho iaAaretto
for Tour days; aud when he WaA q. rrlvd ~ aud
LAID ON uccF he Wis covered with dried blood
and nlth, and vas out of hls mind, talking M
cu crrutly, and somctmes cNolaimng my
wltrl uy child my cnild!' In his pocket was
founu IA lttter from his wife, In winch the FOL
loving pass ge occurs "Our child has lust got
another tooth" 1neC ptan, VINO superntend-
ed tht operation, now ordered some hu'Kct@ OF
salt water to ba thrown over the body Of tho
victim, who WAS stark naked; and sand and
broom y on removed all Dire blood, and tor
rents 4 quick III Cd uoZ II from the wounds.
Tue man curing THIS demuniAcal ioi u q
Only cried out, "Oul on ia deep rrolns llo
was afterward placed in the carpenters shop.
wntre ne could not stretch out hls limbs. In thia
y IsuiOu he " kept four Il IS. Then he died.
When his body " taken oIt to be sewn IA a
sheet and con igned TO the deep. It was imp"sel-
ble to stretch out his legs, the knees adhefiug
firmly to hiS breast.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-04
THE CZ4R At REVIEW
RI. Petersburg Previous to the Depu rtnrc Of
the Grand Duke Nicholas.

ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. Bon one side of
this street was drawn up the whole OF the EN-
peror's stan, which. as every one knows. IL not
small. ana on the other side were the military
represent atives Of tine various Euro eHn powers.
The French and German Ambassadors, both
military men, were present. as also the Niitary
Attaches Of England. France, and Aus
tra. he absence Of the turkish Military
Attache was remarked with sneers by
the crowd. In about FIVE minutes the
shouting OF the multitude announced the ap-
drawn by u single horse dashed round the cor
ncr, followed by another drawn by three horses
al full gallop. In the small one horse sledge was
seated the Emperor, without any footman or
aide de camp, according to his usual custom OF
going about. His majesty mounted hts horse
and AS met by the Grand Duke Nicholne CONF
handing the troops OF the military circle u st.
Petersburg. which were to be revi wed.
IL was a great day for the Grand Duke Ncho-
las az he had Just been appointed to command
the active army In the South, and will leave 81.
Petersbureh in few DAYS to occupy this new
post. The Emperor started at canter, aud,
followed by the whole Of his stan and the
foreign officers rode through the garden OF
Paurs Palace. where part OF The artillery had
been stationed.
After inspecting everv regiment infinitely. his
Nj jesty took up his position at what we should
call the Il icstaf The army was withdrawn to
the opposite side Of the square, aud the march
past was begun. IL Is hut que To the Russians
to say tn Z, wn .tever they may ne In the field.
on the parade ground their drill Is perfection.
about OF Hidcs-de- camp, who hnrdlv know the
orders they are carrying. but perfect auiet and
self possession ON the part Of all appeared 70
prev n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-04
HtNGIN0 4 DLsPEBADO.
The last of tho Terror of tue sRcrancutO
aud san Joaquin Riv,P rOwrA.

MODESTO, Cal, Nov. A-At nine O'Clock
l4~tIr-ut E4thcr kcsrd lcu toiius hiono Ia
ht. cell dtler giving hun tue huB tomu,uutun.
Collins rose at "a - 1T i've this ornnf, alter
con Portable zig IS sleep. Father r.. ri u
was WITH aim taain I TX o'c'cN ~ .1aied
with hln IN " eight. Collins rat down 20 nic ~
fast, eating wI,h all eXceleO "ppe.ite. lie ,.tl
refused 10 br seen IS any ne hut Tue ciers inda
he wa Prepared Tor de IN. lie was 90 little ne,
vous. A new sit Of back clothes aud a shirt
were ken IA to him at ei1.t u'ui, ok. and he pat
them on without hefraNlng ANY EN-, u u. At nalI
past zen ue as quiet Il c'ii ell M II. nh' r,
except tual Vie hnhda Neto ed2 tH ,Fomuloh
Father I.oa.lun WAS with him, aud N that bic
were u prayer uOok aud g"ld cruciLx. COLLINS
coiy orse d ltte and rrs-cd tne lew Visitors 20
take u oIg reach, fIll l., Deing on the taOic.
For some - r. ne workch ~ drck M on
the SacIaui onto and Sau joaquin river ste m
uo,ts, nd when not at ~urk scent his time
around DaTToOus, loan =. drIuklng ma quarrel
Ing. Niiu "a Mexican, Emanuel BIrren n, no Nas
almost "A terror N tie trwns along tue river, he
lng "A powerful, uhrcrubulOHr, Gupri" cIpiou aud
gu lsour bully. lie was native o, Ireland,
| tnlTty live We ~ 81 Hg".
Al IA il past 81, ven he left tho cell, ncco m =
| panied hy Suer.f Ro-efs aud L .ther ReGriuu,
and walked through the II 10 ne room % IN
ing the Jaii ylTo He lked with a surlen.lN,
rullit z lAlt. and seemed cool and COMPOSED. iio
sat GOWN ty the sldc oil tue father whila
| tue Gcath war NJ was read. peirayinR no
| emotion and making no movement MS ~ 3
| heins str'uped To ms side-"eVohn nehulhe ior-
| wa Il once Hui kiss,ng the ctucihx the pllest
read ne arose ma walked w mo stems 10
| the sCaffuiu VITA the shu % sptighuy st'p ia
| composed domeanOr. Arrived AZ the vi torn
he SIC ped ulon me tr nnl lo'hrd the Sntru
| H. n G face. lie WAS paced wrong on ito itnp,
| aud at sign from the Snrriu tuined III olnere"t
| direction, facing the wahs. lie h q ouiy wrist
| craps ~ the time. aud others were quickly all
| iusied around mia elnows, pinhhI theu To ms
| sides; hia thighs and ankles were Llsn pluioh"d
! Whil' tins was going on ie was rrpe ting az
| crs after Futh.r Rearnon, s,ying them huriedly
| aud noryously. He lore up wei, huweve and
| took down the rope watch WIS nHnging 10 one
| SIDE, ana liked the knot under Oollinss eft rhr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-04
Lectnring TO Women Only.



Mis-. Dr. Dada Elnens was announced to
lecture TO women only" IA Association Han
last evening. At toe nour appointed tue nail was
crowded by the geutl'r sex. and the lecturer
appeared on the I lai form, .nd before beginning
her Giscourse surveyed the bah with critical
eye, to asCert IN whether the douTkcepcrs had
faithfully obeyed her Instructions to admit
neither men nor boys. Not one was to be seen.
The theme VI the lecture was ken up by the
lecturer and soon the large audience was ah-
sorted. Suddenly the siilluess was broken by
= renm; There's a man in tue room! Every
woman arose tu her feet ; general Confusion pre-
vailed. Forty voices cried, "N here ishe2 Where
l. he - sure enough. IN the rom OF the hall, ana
! Ziiy leaning against the screen. was a man.
Livery woman wished for tue muscle Of prize
fighter, but not Que let eqgal To the emergency.
Souc cried "pohce." others sim ~ SAID "horri-
bic !" nearly all kept dancing. seemingly to the
music Of u hornpipe. Ana 9TH cOmplacency
heamed on the counter nee OF that man.
Finally, q woman more courageous than the
other. and exceeding in weight any other two.
jumped upon the seat In the middle Of the hall.
and "a stsntorian tones oLcl lined; " " omou!
are YOU womenf ii YOU are all AFRAID t. tackle
that fellow, give ME "A chance She then
steppcd down, and the man, thinking discretion
the better part OF v Tor, stepped out We are
not ADVISED A. to the number Of women who
were then stationed at the door. each with a
btuOM, to prevent further intrusion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-04
nov rHEY Voted IN LOUISIANA
Lafsuvche Parish Carried Tor ITayes by the
Votes &C bead Men and Convtc,-.

Tho Iafourche tHion now claims about
90 10 J1r for tnr Radio / party IN iatourche
pali IN. me Democratic vote IN Nov 7, when
honestly counted. wIii elect every randioate
voted for On thcir ucket. ne f.ct - established
beyond the shadow at a coun', that "v,r 100
voters were rep 'ated ~ members Of me k.pi-
cai party on election day. About lUO voted on
c-ItiLc trs ul rc-iifrgtiun having tne s.luC num-
hcfs % thoset n tuc ori.inai certitr tee now N
possession 81 the persons to whom they were
liNon. hhout fifteen men who have beru deal
Tor yours had feniescntative- vOung upon that
utry voted, add thrve furi;ives from justice re-
turncl g. yote also.
notwithstanding tho names Of these fngityes,
couvlct~i ana de. a men mad be II rivcn 20 NJ. a.
Ledel, Supervisor. for the purposn ~ beng
erased, n". lu-te ~ erasing them, issue Ger
tNcd. rff rofislr ton. bearing the number OF
the above certificates To some Of the Radical
vote. for me purpose 81 repeating WIN item:
And "a considerable number ~ those repe ted
votes were ,i@t az Burtou's box he tAdicais
were determined To- carry the parish.
lui- was "ny the attempt to establish polls In
plantation quarters WIS made this Mas why the
he tipn oil the polls was kept hid from the pub
tnis why thc supervisor refused to
appoint one commissioned, recommended
ttled ttlA was wnv the Supervisor
refused TO send stationery, tally sheets, &c..
tnnt the law required. To the polls expected To
RNe Demo rattle unjoritieH; tnis was why the
KdulcA huiite- went about ths county thrc +
cuinR 10 Nh Any Culorcd man who wuuld dare
TO vote the Democratic ticket; this wds WHY
the supervisor refused TO permit the United
States : IugIV sor 10 examine the printed regis
him; ths was why the rhpervisur refused 81
stfIke on the lists the names Oh about a dozen
voters residing Ia the parish OF Assumption
whom he hNd falsely registered TINS Was whS
II mucrHLlC party at the poi : as iar from tue
re-iu"uees IA they could he pl ced, aud tor
was why the pOll advertised to tie place ii al
| Ailrn's Warehouse located In his . | utaiiui
Quar.ers, taree milsa of from any public road.