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Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-20
CHRISTMAS TREE AND OYSTER
SUPPER, AT THE
Schoo! House, Beloit, Iowa, OF, Christ.
mas Evening, Dec. 25th, 1876.

The proceeds of the supper to be sppro-
priated to the purchase Of an Organ for
public USE -.E.......# H..
The following are the committees Of ar
rangemsnts:
General managing committec-Miss E.
Tillotson, Mrs. Dixon and Clark, Il. W.
Hood and Thos. Thorson.
Committee of arrangements Alex Beck
Nora Gardner, Lucius Tillotson, Martin
Williamson, Charlie Reynolds and Sam
mic Thorson. This Commits. will please
meet st the school house at 10 O'Clock, a.
M, Monday.
Soliciting Committse-Misses Nina Car
penter, Clara Rowlsy, Dollis Dixon, and
Mrs. N. NJ. Clark.
Committee to see to the getting up of
the supper, arranging and providing for
the same-Mrs Dixon, Miss E. Tillotson,
Mrs. Murray. Gray, Rowley, Guinter, Phil
lips, Hornbeck, Harlan, Bennett, Rey-
holds, Misses Nellie Smith and Katie
Beck.
Committee for waiting on the table
Joe A. Ingham, Ed. Misener, Forest Row
ley, Ida Burroughs, Clara Hernbeck, Mrs.
Boyce and Miss s. Beck
Committee to get Tree and place same
in position ready for decorating-A. P.
Dixon, D. s. Guinter, and T. ". latter
shall.
Committee TO decorate the Tree Misses
Belle Tillotson, Cora Rowley, Dollie Dix
on, Nellie Reynolds, Emma Harlan, Mrs.
Keep and Mrs. Tattershall.
|. Committee on music and other exercises
d. s. Guinter, Mrs. Clark Clara Rowley,
Nellie Reynolds, Dollie Dixon, Mrs Fos-
dick, Mrs. G.. Tillotson, f. A. Ross, and G.
H. Vanalstine.
Committee on Grab-Bag and Fish-Pona
F. A. Ross and Ed. Misener, Dollie Dix
on, and Clara Rowley.
The order of exercises will DO announc-
ed in next weeks issue, which will con-
sist in part, of speaking, singing, &c.
A general invitation is respectfully ex-
tended to all. Turn out and participate
in having q general good time.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-20

The Army and Na0y Journal acknowl.
edges subscription, amounting in the az
gregste TO 41l,O15, for the widows of Gen.
Custer command. The editor has trans.
mitted 10 these ladies nearly $4,000, and
additional subscriptions are being contin.
nally recsived.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-20
REATTY PIANO:

Grand Square and Upright.
Endorsed by the highest musical authorit!s,
throughout the world as THE BEST.
From D. s. Bodine, Stockton, N. j.. after receiv-
ing $500 Beatty Piano, says:
mot only myself and family, but every ono whs
mas seen it is satisfied in regard to its superior quail
ty."
From B. II. Cormony, Esq, Chambersburg, Pa:
the Beatty Piano came to hand one week sgo, in
good order. 1t has thus far given entire satisfae
tion.'
H. Holtzburgor Tyrone, Pa, says:
"The Piano came at hand in good order, and
proves satisfactory, both in tone and finish"
Agents wanted, male or female. Send for eats.
louge. Address,
DANIEL r. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey, U. s. A.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-20
BEATTY PIANO!

Grand Square and Upright.
rom geo. =. Letcher, hrm Of VIM. LAAshx q
.uo Bro, Banisrs, Taystts, Ohio:
we recelved the piano and think IL 1 y~ fas
toned one out here. waited short Hms - dys r. 4
ehserfully give 1t. y =
.,. INIT =. brown, 1sq., Rdvardsyzlls, NJ, ~
~ p0y Flano rscavsd giva 06es anAa1e
ASao wanted Send for 0Alo9ua. A4
UANZHL u B1A1TY.
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The effort that Gov. Grover, Of Oregon
has made in behalf Of Tilden, by issuing
to a Democrat certificate of election is
not likely to prove OF much service to that
party, for it does not meet with very en-
thusiastic endorsement by the Democrats.
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fend the principles and organization of the National
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-05
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY APRIL s. 187e-TRPLE SHEET


aOUBEs, ROOMS, &C.. WANTED.
I'm thls city and Brooklyn.
four ass as 1a Rooms Tor house
keeping % two sdats rsnsnos exceed 80 rsr month
sss 's
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE tSo
w children. three or four Rooms unfurnishedl in
Suss locality rent moderate Address u schiEL' SD
NANTHD-BY An AMERICAN GENTLEMAN AND
va,s non and fsror r,oG.s n ss s p g
furnished $50 per month Address NEAT
oaJ ssr
asss isvS 4s 81 s''0" so'h s.
WAYrED-By FAMILY or THREE ADULTS;
~ lower part Of House between Soh and 3oh sts aud
4th and I'd ava Address Mrs. N. c. station "
WANrED-A PHYSICIANS OFFICE tuNFURNIsHED
Y suited; location csnral references Address DOCTOR
IVANTRD--BY A YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE. TWO
or three nicely furnished Rooms complete for light
.. 8 q, sa2 Warrington s.. New York.
WANrED.-MAY l, BY A RESPONSIBLE PARTY.
w for small family small House, with modern Improve
Address HOUSE box isS Herald ONCE ~ 80 -
VNANrED--BY A YOUNG NAN, WIFE AND BABY.
msns for between 81 and 9Th avs and oh
aS FIX as,n. rent Address, stating '''ms
V(TANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. NICE
rsS near Msd,9S and SssS Canal - address,
VANTED-BY A sCOTCHMAN AND WIFE, sITUA-
w lions as jantor 70 take charge Of gentieman's
house in the absence the family In the country Europe
Call on or address ID. SINCLAIR. IA East seth st.
VNANTED-By A SMALL FAMILY CONSISTING OF
w three adults Second and of Third Floors In pr
address sSu fksMASESr Herald 9sS Oss
vyTANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, A GOOD
Second Floor npsrnishsd good LEGALITY and best rsi
vXrANTED-BY DENTIST, BACK PARLoR. FUR
w nished unfurnshed, between 23d and az sts and
9TH and 9th Address, stating terms, DENTIST box
374 Post office, Poughkeepsie n X
VITANTED-BY A MAN. WIFE AND ONE CHILD,
w 1--WE Rooms, 18th and 25th Sta rent must
be moderate. Address H., 20i East TIN st.
TVANrED UNFURNIsHED-FRoM MAY l.. THIRD
for gentleman and wife only light housekeeping; terms
not exceed S.3 Addrsss T., box le0 Herald Uptown
Branch Office.
1VANTED-BY A SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS, 9
w Rooms upper part q private house, between sth
HOUSE. 2io East sist ST.
w ANTED-APRIL1 Is, BY A RESPONSIBLE PARTY,
w well furnished high soop four story brown stone
House, location between 18th and 20th and 4h and
9th avs rent $1,000 Address W. o. S. box 1l8 Herald
VHrANTED-TWO ROOMS, PARTIALLY FURNISHED
w acknowledging; down preferred Ad
dress, with terms, 10, MECHANIC. Herald Office.
| WANTED-ROOM FOR SINGLE GENTLEMAN. BE-
w tween Broadway and 5th av, 9th and 36th sts. :
terms must be reasonable and stated Address box 100
Herald Uptown Branch Office
In the Country.
WANTED-TO HIRE FOR THE SUMNER MONTHS
w large furnished House by the for private fam
lily; Rhode Island preferred;
low Address with full pacnlars W. g. box SO Post
Snice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-05

CTONISGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- Reduction Of Fare.
Steamers RHODE ISLAND and NARRAGAx from
pier 81 North River foot OF Jay st., at 8 r. NJ
Providence Line,
from pier 81 North River place. Steamships
ELECTRA. and GALATEA, at 80 +. NJ
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-15
Daring Robbery.

NiE,' h hAI j. 4,....'..' 4,..'.. - p pa,
rom HTi''''.', '"..' ~. ''.. I.'t..,'.
say. Una. a ''.''. ''''..'..' a.. oar" :
,,oo''4 "a. ~. ~
Ierfy o'Hh't' ,,'' .'-"'' no oA'N',' :
mouse u. " .''. y. i'''." ~ '.'.''I 'y
i"AT 'n"7N.' men anu .',' ,'" ',''-'"'' VI
d'.."'' stolen ... '.'.n oIl.,''l'- .- j. a
~" s.''- ''' H. ,'.''-..' D." ,. .','''.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-15
House Committee ou Elections.

WAsHIHGrON, December 1.-THE
House Committee on Elections was called
thi, morning but mad no quorum. The
frrt case before the committee - that ot
&. ". Butt, of South Carolina He WAS
no contestant, but his credentials were
referred to the committee on account oi
n protest from his district. Butt has
certificate from the Board Of Csnvsssrrs
and regular credentials from the Gov
ernOr, which are satisfactory 10 the Re.
publican members Of tn" committee,
but the Democrats demand that
h. should exhibit the proceed.
ings Of the South Carolina
Supreme Court A transcript Of these
hc has obtained a member Of the com
mlttcc demanded ~ see them this morn
ing, but Judge Harris, chairman oi the
committee, sad they were yet the priyat"
property Of Mr.. Butt. II j. IN lerstood
that the Democrats are willing 10 r"cog-
nize certificates Of the Supreme Court
n, sufficient % seat him, but he has not
yet been advised by his counsel 10 rub.
nit the papers, ss they might be- deemed
an acknowledgement on his part Of the
validity Of the action Of the Supreme
GOuyt In the matter
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-15
o." WHEELING, w. VA. FRIDAY MORNING DECEMBER 5, 1876

the resolution of the Senate of the 9th
inst, in regard TO troops being stationed
at Petersburg, Va, on election day.
Ordered printed and laid on the table.
Also communication from the Attor-
General IN answer 10 Senate resolu-
tion of the 18th inst, In regard to the
employment of Deputy Marshals and
Msrshals on election day. The Attorney
General says the information called for
Is not in his possession and can only be
obtained from the Marshals of the
United States who have power 20 ap-
point deputies, but that he will seek TO
procure the information at as early 3
day as practicable, Ordered printed and
10 lie on the table.
On motion of Mr.. Mitchell the Senate
took up the resolution in regard 10 the
Oregon elector, so as to have it come up
MS unfinished business tomorrow.
Mr.. Bayard presented statement,
compiled by an officer of the House of
Representatives in regard to the count
OF the electoral vote by that body since
the foundation OF the government. Or
dered printed.
After executive session, the Senate adj
iourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-15
Terrible Fire I'm Little Rock.

LITTLE Rock, December IA ter
rible FIRE is prevailing IN the heart OF
the city. The Metropolitan Hotel
has been burned, including the Mer-
chants National bank and Glesson's res.
taurant. The City Hall, in which are
kept the steam fire engine snd hook and
ladder apparatus and the city offices, is
now burning. Al this hour, 1915 P. NJ,
the water has given out. There are t,srs
of the flames extending across ~ the
north side of Markham street The fire
originated IN one of McCabc's houses, nj
$40 T. NJ, on the bank OF the river,
and communicated 10 the out houses,
thence to the laundry and across Water
street TO The hotel The barber shop OF
Phillip Eugler, L. W. Psrkers bank,
the clothing house of Odowd X McMsnns,
and the offices of q. II. Meade, Dodge
ard Johnson have AL been burrcd. a
heavy gale prevails, and the wind
is from the north, blowing o."
sparks across Markham street to
Denick'crs block, one of the finest
buildings in the city. The Griffith block,
corner of Markham and Main streets
opposite the Metropolitan hotel, Is now
on fire. There are some hopes OF stop
ping the flames at the HeraH office
building. The buildings nearest are
being rAZed Men are on the tops oi
McAlmont and Gibbons drug stores, th"
SLoddard Bank building and Denick-
ler's block and are lighting the
flames inch by inch Several men
have been seriously injured by falling
bricks. The loss will be fully $4,000
if the fire Is confined to the limits within
which il was raging at ten o'clock. The
telegraph lines run through the burning
dist.ict. and il Is expected that communi-
cation will be closed At any moment.
Owing to the early hour nj which the
tire started all the guests escaped from
the hotel. Most ot tnem, however, lost
their baggage
At 1920 il is thought that the Griffith
block will burn sure and the goods sr"
being removed from the stores Should
tins block 20 the German savings bank
and the Equitable block, the best or
Main street, will be- devoured by The
flames.
At 1890 the Griffith block and
Equitable block are on fro on the upper
corners. Grave fsarF are entertained
that the flames viii proceed on up Man
to Second street. At this hour, lO:3b,
tho streets are flied with people, and the
widest excitement prevails. IL wster
Is secured now, the east side Of Main and
the greater part Of the west side OF Sec.
ond can be saved.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-15
The Next Speaker.

Editor Courier.
have been examining the list OF
members elect to the next House OF DeIe-
oates with view to the selection OF
Snesker for that body. | find no name
that strikes me so tavorsbly as that ot
w n. Chancellor, of Wood county. MI
CbsncelIor is y business man, ana
understands the dispatch OF ousi-
ness. He has little sympathy Win tn'
Wasting of time in Improbable talk; he
is shreWd, we'll posted and ready, lie Is
\ msn OF the highest integrity, and TINS
will guarantee the lmpsrtishty ot MS
rulings. Give us Chancellor for speaker
We copy the above tribute IRON "hs,
nswhs' to the worth Of the exceiien'
Gentleman who is nominated for the DO
sition of speaker. A long personal Sc-
ouaintsnce with Mr.. CHANCELLOR Justl-
6e. us in endorsing all that is said oi
him and we do not know of more
worthy or capable gentleman in the
House elect.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-15
NO. 1877
FLORIDA.
Cos gressional Committee AZ work
UnraveIling the Fraudulent Web

TALLAHASSEE, December ll-The
Congressional Committee to-day dis
covered what is alleged TO be an interpo-
lation o! seventy names in the poll list
OF u precinct in Leon county. This in
terpolstion Democrats charge WAS msde
to cover seyenty-two fraudulent tickets
of minute size that were found in the
box. The Democrats charge that these
tickets were G hidden in the folds Of the
regular tickets snd thus smuggled INTO the
box. The Interpolation was charged
on the ground that the citizens OF the
precinct failed To identify any OF the
seyenty-two names that appear consec-
utively on two pages 10 themselves, ana
from the fact that the poll list =. this pre-
cinct was rot numbered, rs st sll the
other precincts The Republicans claim
that they car explain these facts sstis'sc-
torily tomorrow. The Supreme Court
proceedings to-day were stopped until
Saturday next.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-15
WASHINGTON.
A Little Military Game
Blocked.
An Exciting Day in the
Senate.
The Case Of Steinberger, Of
Samoa Notoriety.
Congressman are Urged to
Stand Up Manfully for
Tilden.
The South Weak, Patient
and Passive The West
Bold and Determined.
The Inauguration Of General
Hampton.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, 2 A. NJ

!
Special TO the Register.
Some time ago it was rumored ths
Grant had ordered Sheridan and Han
cock TO exchange commands. The repor
was denied but it is now ascertained tina
the order wss on file, and was then des
troyed. Newspaper clamor was too
strong for the Sphynx, and h,
concluded not TO swap generals
at present. His purpose was to get s
man on the Atlantic who would do hi:
menial services in the South.
This was an exciting day in the Senate
The Republicans had decided majority
and would not allow the report of the
Louisiana Democratic committee tc
be presented with Mr.. Sherman's ku-kluy
report, but the persistence of the
Democrats forced them to change their
minds and they were afraid to vote
down "hurman's amendment alter the
matter had been fully ventilated for the
country. While Bayard was making 8
lor1ible speech the Republicans though,
they had the opportunity to silence
b m and defeat his party, when
he said intimidation was not the only
word ending with "tion." He paused
for second, and the Radicals listened
bresthlessly, expecting to hear Mr.. Bay
ard say "revolution," instead of which he
said "exaggeration," and then there was
melancholy disappointment on the
countenances of the Radical statesmen.
The case of Steinberger, ex-Prlme Min
ister Of Samoa, and now under the claws
of the British lion, is before the sub
committee of the House Foreign Com
mittee. Steinberger asks this govern
ment for protection. Mr.. Faulkner
thinks he is not entitled to it because he
ir not citizen.
Letters are pouring into the Demo
ents, urging them to stand up maniully
for Tilden. The writers say that Tilden
has been elected, and that they want to
see him inaugurated. Most of the letters
come from the West and Northwest, and
strongly oppose submission to fraud and
force.
Meetings similar those called in the
State of Indiana on January 9Th
will he called in other western States
Concressmen say that the South is weak.
patient and passive, but the West is reso.
lute, bold and determined to assert their
constitutional rights to the last extremi-
ty.
Gereral Hampton was sworn IN by
y Republican Judge, and was endorse d
in strong speech by Myers
(cplorod) Republican from the hump
House. He said Hampton was South
Cardinals salvation and redemption
from csrpet-bag rule, and that RepubIl-
can,sm had come to be synonym for the
yilest fraud.
4
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-15
'hE DIFFERENCE,

O.. 'lSLAIN went into secret ses-
'lSugura,ei, in the presence
49,. au'hy supporters, because he
'4e'' rather than light. WADE
' insugurated in the open air,
'' o'sze Of the monday sun,
T.. sands OF his fellow-citizens,
'7'ed hesds, stand and witness
,, "'oAy. Then, seated in n chair
III the national colors. he is
-. '"e shoulders of an enthusiastic
a.... -''' the welkun rings with the
Vie patriotic throng. He lets
''' so .Aiae that it NAV be seen OF