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Decorah-posten., 1876-01-27
Snofanoet.
Spma.

Sts Wolnss ben 20se San. Sel.
fHa 6orlaa poslsrsps til auosu
FlsH:ns | Sulet: On at foreas
F'lilsTne, boa life opsr n mills
d at slere Gouuilerne nuiuorliac
Siataltatiens Detailing ON q,
f!rs sIsneon Ill eens iuloe Bar.
ON at tilaos GnfIaesre, at pionc
orT's sssn Sag; ON at siers 81.
Pa' az STeatlirsr oniparli9s for ben
F'acs tisis eisr paa @norts Glen.
pm; ON at forors Siat al 5sle.
la''ompasuler. Yuumon Gar Com.
assl % Of @oos. lom ielses al
u''llsnos Gssnttr for andre Siatsr
VI Soma. 0atota & glod
as' S~anstompaeni er orsaniierst.
Slour Clip & Yembinabancn
MI 'arcis til Yortlanouiae.
L. Stlltaber, Soipas Mpusrior.
1ns OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES os Sem.
FeaNeS6Orsnins bar prret iamlebe
Z" WOlnss / iOrrise use.
Zen faibollfs Yr9it Hpan be.
"o'sloros iornpIis fra YrGoiteito.
ct Yatrids airte Dubuque.
yam ollee ubslufte fra Naoueren
W UorGlore iom bsrsitsr peo.
Of lsnce bsrss Born til be Of.
FNiliss sfoler.
L. 0ss MOiues DEN 1Scs San.
rY'Nas ON 8i;nincfersllsn Of 0ecs.
H'm1attss ioas for besse Suis.
kn's ON at bsifptts Solicit mob
palla'u'ri % Sorbuc moo 8ortlviI
OSusnos Sp,rotferier i Serbia.
4. S"s r fcrslast 9ssjslatursn.
isos telseure 6orilas: ON at
'S"0lse 2opulbip 5rnitses at re.
oalset al bsruience Oriife I;
M'lletts &asisrsrss Snptastsr
b. %Fceent al Den i~nofrGusoe
LOT De iOtits $4,000 0oa. %
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-27

10 ~ 626 Mulm0ntpluhtr bar
Ct Seul'rir, bp0ri Dc anbra.
~ IN Slemmuet OF Spreib1lbsl.
p Of 6lofonsritt. Wtu ntppt par
FsstriI,t moolaasi, iereuo Der ira
Iaa lahIeb en- YrOldit mob ocis
y ITO. Yui beosr bet al en- tor
ID al uabsutritsrue tr iallis. o.
tn liz oar Gale ON 5lu'ousll
Sd 8snlirlii. lom be fslts arin
Il ila o. uuounirep.
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-27
giiunciota.

Sa9icrtrns ior Yaciiic WoiI Rom
pagntsi bar unbsrrtttst SO. 2 6lnas
Saaferr ON at Der Den 24oe Gan.
/ Mem gort oil blips optaaet 8io.
nsforber / Saesr. ION 8umpaonist
bar onIost mob Ring for al faa &c
1925 600 tiIbasc, iom ost p%aoitaar
at hoos bttali ham for OF icas al
fame BEN YensehlaIp al aou9yssisu
Oct nps Sru9iel / 6 alcbonia,
3OnltOn Gounlp, sr MI iatoiet, 90
tOiisr IS 300 Doll.
Or. Carl 8. 9iortsbuaAfSA
s.T-3Oust'lart / SrutskffttGiaist.
oisit uto Gebsn oM>l3ne 5ou.
pan par irot ,SS'aans i 1910.
Den &c San. osos i 8ami,p
/ NnO'a 60. en- Mumo, iom par
leo Gar 2 Woansosr .l5>Ioat
Miundiia. ben 23oe San
5raut 3ltbalulp itieo ieaar 9euel
Clayton. ioroi bun III, piIos aats
BAN. Os ioriesie bsrpao at begaa
Selpmoro.
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-27

% ON Vsuiulnssr til SoipitaIer o.
SfoIer.
@isconin Gsntralbonen sr
MI Iarois Ill Soncof % Yasiaasr.
train aaar rsselmasfst BERTH.
9On. $. VI. 3opIor / Subion
er nrnGpnt til Stulsasent for Ct.
erolr % Gate Supsrion 9anobspil.
insen.
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-27

- 8ll1msion. 2los Snn. >&a.
Erdltt par Iona lamlst / 3 elmer
EpEl ,, uoelui,enoe bel'i9itaeos iis
b. Cuba. - Gm ilosn 81, Roubr
I iert, &orrdpOnoare,. mtuem
Ealimlniitsrist os ben amtri'auitt
Z ilroi / w orio onenauci Cuba.
Fo bag iOrtIaot Rfptrieuiantbuiot.
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-27

~ sonc0n ben 22oe San. CT
EI,usiog ira S.0lIano iteets leaa
mto ct @oesiOs pua @rsor
E.uasru Sau,u. buoruto 10 Ysrio.
tu bltD ergbis; men lnpen RM.
ar Sossns tunoe briusss bori
|.r eIprtstcaot ira 9onoon. % ptp
Note S%ammmiiro mlitsot IL
ylrn.
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-27

s<y 0l MOoep % Sanfp bolct
in aiieDiptaoiten | philadelphia
iorrias lss, par Der II 900 Gil
hltsne % omirent Iissiaa'
mana, MATTE paa bort, ioroi bsr
+ nor Ilabs | Rirfen.
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-27

ssy J NiIslourl ioTeuss Der
tin%nsminillis ct WOrb husr eneits
.las aarst runct os essuosn en-
Wrueos 8eusrlsr. WOn
|n Siat fan siere SOrtrius pau
Il .sr, Ill ben %eiuIIiesrso. Ycrosn ?
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-27
2loranoet.
Spanicn.

lpanlfe Note al 15oe Nopbr. 1875
% at &obinettst / Waorlo enonl
lite ifal babe mohtaset nos,n oiicisl
Weooelelie ON Snbboloet al zen
amerlfanifs GirfuIer.N Note til Be ell.
ropelIfe Wastsr. 3lolissrs Bsrst.
nln9sr ON ben Sag sr rimeIisuis
forblitsbe.
- Ut ipanit &riesfib bar taaet
ct Sartei lom isllsbs UNDER tpof
alag % bar Iabet mso &rissiornc.
oenbeber.
Gn al Garliitsrncs 9sbere Sri.
ltanp bar t~ilflsuoesiust ben lpanife
&anlnl / Bapouus, at ban oil uusr.
sipe ZIG til 8Ons Nlionio uotn ge.
tiu9elisr.
- Maorib ben 21oe San. SOaa
forssaor GorisspaIs ousr belle Can.
Def, % opsralt saar Bet frsosIist til
Stalicn.
Nom Den 1890 San. Sen itali.
enlfe Hs9ierina bar luftet bet spis.
fopale Ssminarium / Como, iorbi
Nsslerlnssns Snipsttgr bIep neatet
Nogans I'll Sfolsn. 0snue S,atens
gambling moo &irfsn oil maalie
lsps til aluorlise SOruifIinssr.
Den 21oe San. 8 Sreoaes
bapoe Yapsn ct spiIsptilt Anialc,
ION parspe | 40 Winutsr, men MI
sr ban uosn 6are.
gaDcrn.
Wundsn ben 2Ooe San. Gen
bapsrlts Sanboas oil bIius opIeit, oa
bet lltramoniane falboIlte Yarii
Rambler 6Orbanolinssrns.
SDSiflano.
Sra Berlin brrstlss at llmsnne.
ltet, Spnamit. 5bomplcn, / Narei
1866 bar anflaact for at baps for.
aaGlaset ct Sflbs uncsreano, pao
bOilfet ban hapne ,srastsohs. iom /
snasIife Sslifabsr bar asiuruet for
500. 600. San bltp bsrsaua are.
lteret, men Oct lpffsoes BAN Dee.
p9rre of bIipe %iriiunpsn % IpsIaot
3~pifIuno ipnss life ON al
6ranfris ruitsr ils. bpassr en- SSIan.
ce / WicoeIbapst % opbobsr &rias.
forraao | Nancp.
- Web 9snipn til 8~sneroIiuno.
ben bar Oct uaft msasu llro / Speif.
lano at &siisr &llbclm bar praset
ID W9no al ocn "iriiiuosbe" Mei.
ming 90 i Stsoet for @osls al Dem,
palgt ltrenst ortbOoage WGno til
fonssoaIsie WsoIemmer Of Spnooen.
bolot islp Ell Sale pso Den.
mes Nabnln9. % in9be oa blaubt
"&itfen maa, frsmfor Mlt,
bliue %itaasnoe paa Greens 8runo.
Seq ltaar mso fuInt Sierts
'aa unionsns (osn iammenaiffsbe
.uiberife % reiormerts &irfs) 6runo
% oil alere Nlt for esnns % msp
labne Urine mootaSe Ollie, Jon fri.
'lui9 oil forene Jig meo mig paa
'snne 8rnno; men ies oil life for.
cI9e Dem, iom life oil BET tbi bet
r lite raaocli9t at banoIe lmoo i'm
O%psrbspisnins % Samuittisbso, oe
vet allsrminpit / rslisieis Mnlig.
Isubsr." (,
- Bismarf bar sipst 8sfalina
at luff. llrlula.S rbsnens SfoIer ,
q 8loitre. !
= 8 3piflanb iaapsI iom andre I
| europa tales Der ON at !
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: oppaset / @9rbebsn at S%tuttsart. !
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ss iorsilaaeoe Neiormer til Ssr;e. /
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{ Befolfnln9 | Bosnien. !
- Mpiisrne mener, at Siormag. !
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men 8sslerlnSsrne lpnss at
lie inoifr9nfe i9 til at lpoe psrss :,
i 8Onitanlinopsl sios Sul. J
men psnlfabellss 8aao. !
- Sra Yaris itrlpes Den 2los !,
an, at England bar tilltsmt Oct ,
Isiormiorlas paa islssnos !
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-27

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-, rrmt, ben 22oe San. fra Sans.
IN 8ucruiue. Gu al Dem sr al.
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E., han, upbsioIt 3 Wiuiousr Sou.
70, i,lte Ysniionspnpirer.
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-27

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bar opsiuet 5unftn, ON al
lila ia ilmmm mso Yaiiar Wlt.
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hi Of ,nlos Yalfor gluisa,cr / Wiin.
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tror b,t uiI
iOsns,r.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-04

CHUTTLER FARM & FREIGHT WAGONS
CONSTANTLY KEEPS on HAND
Rope. Ausurs. Butts.
IRON Anviis' Screws.
Cumberland Coal Bolts, Steel,
Horse Nails, Borax, Bells,
A xle Grease. Bits. Boilers,
Raies' Headers. Movers
noor Locks. Betting.
Wheelbarrows, Babbit-Metal
Wire, Grindstones, Machine Extras,
or Yokes. narbcd Wire. Staples.
Oil Cans of every description.
Drills Of all kinds.
w oodenware, Teakettles,
Iron Axles, Cutlery,
Nuts, Patent Iron Planes,
Malls. Scissors, Wash boards,
esq beaters.. Tubs.
fE-olassas Gates, Hinges,
Urn CocGs Hammers,
C-hains. Hooks and Staples,
Cartridges. Flat Irons,
Axes, Pumps. ETC.. etc.
my3 II
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-04

Always on hand. We have also afine BILLIARD
TABLE, which is always ready for the smuss =
ment OF the Lovers Of the Cue. Otaer II.
censed games also found at this place, s.
del7 IL
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-04
Call and settle up.

HAVING CONCLUDED TO CLOSE UP
all ola accounts by the 10th of October.
l would request all having long accounts
with me to call and settle and save expenses,
Any one having bills against me Will please
present the same and receive their money.
NJ. d. STAUNTON.
Wtnnenucca, September Is, 1876 I'm.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-17
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY OCTOBER II, 1876

appropriation to the Texas Pacific rail-
road or the Louisians levees. ~
We have supposed, however, that such
results would affect the votes of our
Democratic Congressmen. As for the
voters themselves, behold, are they not
printed in the Democratic record? There
they may be seen and read Of oil men; nor
do we suppose that any member therein
recorded viii dispute the authority of the
record.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-17
TIE LATEST DEMOCRATIC FORGERY.

THE LATEST DEMOCRATIC FORGERY.
We have not heretofore attached much
importance to the howl raised by the
Democratic apologists of Tweed over the
polite letter of acknowledgment sent by
Governor Hayes private secretary in re.
spouse to some complimentary resolutions
adopted by small body of persons call
ing themselves tie American Alliance.
The resolutions themselves were destitute
of an incendiary character, and only i'm
ported courteous feeling for the Re-
publican candidate. But the something
as black as a crow" has a. last been in
creased to three black crows" and is
whirling on its rounds through the
columns of the Democratic press, espe-
cially those of the lowest order of in
telligence, and there is dim prospect
that constant iteration may lead few
thouehtless people to believe it. 1t is
the refore proper that We take up what
has grown to be an outright forgery and
expose it. We can not, perhaps, better
do this than by publishing a conclusive
letter from Governor Kellogg on this sub
ject, which We find in the evening Bulletin:
STATE OF LorIuASA.)
Executive Department }
New Orleans. October l5. 1876.
Tn. anfAirnees of the device by which
the New Orleans Picaynne, of the four
tenth instant, sought to connect Governor
HAYES n anne with the so called Ameli .sn
Alliance. or in other words with Know
NothiDgism, is very Justly commented upon
in yesterdays Bulletin But one point by,
no means upimpOrtsnt, IA omitted. The
letter on which the Pieayune based its ar
ticle is every word forgery, from the date
Columbus, OHIO. jane %. 1885, down to
Hayes" 1t bad been authofitativeiy de-
neunced as such for some days before the
Picdyuae article appeared. A clumey at
tempt TO give an appearance of probability
10 this exploded charge has recently been
made in New York by pnblishin2 q itho-
graph copy of letter written By Governor
Hayes private secretary to the secretary Of
the so-called American Alliance. Il has
been abundantly shown. however, tha. this
letter WAS merely . formal courtesy. writ
ten in the ordinary course # executive bust
nsse, without consultation with Governor
Hayes, acknowledg ng the receipt of what
appeared 10 be an upotjectionsble Get of
resolutions indorsiug the nom:n alton of
Hayes ard Wheeler. Ve:y respectfully,
w. p. KELLOGG.
We believe the Picayune is the only
paper in the city that fell into the trap of
setting before its readers foolish pro-
luction in the similitude OF a letter,
which, as Governor Kellogg says, had
,een abundantiy shown TO be forgery
or several days. 1t is scarcely likely
hat it would affect the vote much enc
way or another TO prove Governor Hayes
o be perfect in every respect, as all the
Democracy are under marching orders to
-ote for Tllden; bat it ough. not TO so
broad that forged papers can easily be
passed current here. Such an imputation
would not be tiattering to the character OF
his city for good common sense.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-17

There never was a more satisfactory
election than that just decided in 1ndi-
ana. The Democrats are as jubilant over
their loss of twelve thousand on the popu-
lar vote, five members of Congress and
both branches Of the Legislature, as the
Republicans appear to be with their
corresponding gains. The alliance be-.
tween the two antipodal elements in the
Democratic party CT that State, by which
the farmers were persuaded to support
the regular professionals, in consideration
OF their support of Mr.. Williams, him
self e farmer, has given the party the ex-
ceptiOnal success Of the State ticket,
though in every other respect the Democ-
racy we're routed and overthrow. They
have held their own on the State officers,
and lost ground upon every other issue.
The New York World, which always
claims every election in advance and after
ward attempts to explain by the most in
comprehensive system OF mathematics
how things came out exactly as it pre-
dicted everywhere but in the right place,
would not listen to anything less than
10000 majority in Indiana, nine Of the
thirteen Congressman and both branches
of the Legislature, now studiously ignores
everything discouraging, even Williams
small majority of 5494, and reiterates its
old prophecy Of 10000 for the Dem
ocracy when Sammy Tilden shnll occupy
the place of candidate instead of the Blue
Brooches. When that rapacious and en-
tirely unreliable organ of Tammany can
not face out bigger pretension than that
it may be set down as pretty we'll settled
that there is less OF hope than desperation
in The prediction. Indiana and Ohio are
both as sure for Hayes in November as it
is certain that all the substantial fruits of
victory in the October elections remained
with the Republicans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-17
CAMPAIGN


SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
STATE CAMPAIGN CoHAIr1RI }
Republic Al Party Of Loui lara.
New Orleans, 90 tOber 1876
JUDGE HENRY c. pIBBLE. Republican e.rdi.
date for Congress, will address, tie people Of his
district a. the following times and Places:
Camp Pararet. Jefferson parish. lefs bAnk.
TUESDAY NIGHT October II.
Tiveli Circle. First District, New Orleans.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT. October ls.
Clay Square, Fourth DistIie' New Orleans,
SATURDAY MIGHT October 81.
jefferson Staten. Jene, son parish. night bank,
sUSDAY, October y
Jefferson Market, Sixth District, New Orleans,
WEDNESDAY NIGHT. October Is.
Courthouse. Carroll,on.
SATURDAY NIGHT, octobe. D.
At the meetings in ST. Charles. 8: James and St.
John the Pap let Mr. D!BBLg viii be present with
MARSHAL PITKIS All the other sps akers A,rt adv
announce BY the committee.
The above nansd meetings il New Orleans viii
Be hell under the auspices of the Parish Cam
paign Commi tee. ard other speakers VIII Be an
nouncsd By that committee.
The meetings AZ Gfetua, Ke.nervfle, Camp
Parapet ana Jefferson Station viii also be i'd
dressed by hon. J. q. sYPHER. EoN. HIyRY DE-
MAS. JUDGE n. MARKS, HoN. I. 3. STAMPS and
other speakers.
By ora.r o: the Committee.
A. DUMONT, Chairman.
L. LANAEIERE JR S<fretAry oea
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-17

the claims Of the Republican principles and
tho interests Of the Western Republican
candidate for the presidency. 1t is sufi-
Gent to say that both are favorable to the
prosperity Of New Orleans. The Republi-
can party is in favor Of progress. It is ma
tional in its recognition of the wants of
every part Of the republic. 1t has built
schools, colleges. canals and railroads.
1t has made channels in the rivers and
ports in the States, and has given farms
to the people. It will continue this policy
and award the Southern people their fair
and ratable share of the national appro-
priations. ..-...
Mr.. Hayes is Western Republican.
BE will give the West its fair share of ma
tional appropriations. In doing so he
will naturally and necessarily, both from
principle and just policy of equaliza-
ton, give the South its share. The West
is in unity with New Orleans. Their in.
teres.s and their desiinies are the same.
President Hayes would either give the
West what it has not had for quarter of
q century, Secretary Of S!ate-or he
would appoint ministers and consuls who
would represent fairly Western and South
ern interests.
From this rapid and comprehensive
view We think the following facts appar-
emit:
!. New Orleans is a faubourg or suburb
Of New York.
2. A Democratic President from New
York would, on principle and policy,
make that suburban dependence still
"more binding"
8. That Western Republican Presi-
dent can alone be relied on to break the
chain of dependence and set New Orleans
on path Of progress, prosperity and
commercial independence.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-17

"xethinks / have seen that BEFORE said
/. X. Peck, - he read in the Pcayune OF
Saadsy one Of his old letters written for
aad pnblisbed in the St. Louis Republican
many weeks sgo. What aggravates Peck
10 - hsvs his letter redated and published
in ~ Piesysse - original for the Pic from
it, "own correspondent" Such an instance
Of The remarkable coincidence Of the same
thoughts II different massive brains at the
sns tine has not occurred since the Times
utliehsd . CorxAtH Magazine article a.
saAisg editef1al in it, own columns. But
. thisk list 3 ssstssaisl correspondent
bsull sssass bseed I'D isd9lsg With
oh q suims0 = TO Gniing - fellows
Who write early and lats at home Tor thsas
daily broad.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-17
OFFICIAL NOTICES.


PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTING CITY
WITH OIL.
DkPARTMRNr OF POLICE }
New Orleans October Ia is.s
&BALkD PROPOSALS ADDRESSED TO rur
nnde rsigned WIZ be received at this office until
rhiDAf the twenty seventh instant, at twelve
O'Clock for lighting. extinsuishine ele.ninS
ana Keeping IN repair, etc., the lanterns lamns
Stc. N those portions Of the city Of Rev CrleaT
lighted with oil, for term Of two Years from the
twenty seventh day Of November 1875 Ridd.ro
70 suonit two bids. one to light everv nisht and
one 20 Iignt every night except the full moon
aalgn.s IN every month, - fully explained in snec
nC1t,o1s on nle In this department f-
a T,as 70 pc MADE for 20 much per l,mp per resr
Inc CITY reserves tho right to reject apy and ali
Al parties making proposals for this contract
o aequl,ed 10 deposit with the Administrator of
iansooo tne amO1nt OF two hundred and fiffv do,
rs IN cash, which shall be forfeited to the citv IN
&c OF failure 10 sign the co ,tract Bidder to
1nom inc contract is not accorded will have thar
cations are made ~9"@-'
4, 70 BID viii b received un,ess accompanied Nv
uyIng that the required caah deposit has been
Pfepossls to b indoesed. Propossls for urht,r~
q e1ta3eushtDg cleaning and keeping in rcpair ~
sG cs lantesns lamps etc, lighted with oil" and
addfessed to the undersigned. 49, "1o
oei7 D. MCCARTHY. Administrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-17
STATE CENTRAL EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEES
REPUBLICAN, PARTY. STATE or LOUISIANA

Rooms STATE CAMYAGy Ccnu,ffDB,}
New Orleans, September J, 1870.
Mas meetings OF the Republican party VIII %
held at the following places and dates, ana VIZ %
addressed by the followis named speakerE
HON. &. B. PACKARD, JUDGE HUGH J. CAMP
BILL, HON. J. HENRI BCRCH, COLONEL JAMES
LEWIS, GENERAL JACK WHARTON, j. r. BAR
RIS. ESQ GOVERNOR KELLOGG and HON. Q. B.
DARRALL.
Napoleonville. Wednesday. October IL.
Houms, TLurtdAy, October la
Fattersonvile, Friday, October %.
Franklin. Saturday, october IL
New IBERIA, Sunday. October ~.
ST. Mariinsville, Monday, October %.
vermiIionville. Tuesday, October p
Abbevil,e, ". dne sday. october Is
Opelousas, Thursday. October s6.
UNITED STATES SENATOR J. z. WEST. HOS.
FRANK MoEEY, HON. O. Il. BREWSTER. JUDGE
C. B. wHEfLKR, REV. 4. FAIRFAX and J. HON.
BOSS STEWART will adore s. Republican meetings
at the following places and dates:
Mirden, Wednesday. October 10.
Bellevue. Thursday. October ls.
Shreve port, Saturday, october q.
HOY. WILLIAM NJ BURwELL, e. F. LADD.
ESQ, JAMES N. VANCE, Esq, HON. A. J. Dc
MON IT. AHIAlN fbIhR JOSEIH anu Ctuc1 pHoini'
nent speakers viii address Republican meetines in
the parish Of Plaouer,ines at the following places
AMI dates:
English Turn at Myers, Tuesday, octoberl..
st. Arm Plantation, WEDNESDAYS, October la
Stella Plantation, Thursday, october L.
BeItrandvle. Friday, Dc; obeI 20.
Jesuit's Bend, 1T Doba,d's, Saturday. Oeto-
ber n.
HON j. F. LEONARD HOY. WILLIAM q. HUNT.
GENERAL ". L. McMltLEN, HON. JOHN RAY,
and other SPEAKERS Will address Republican meet.
inzs as follows
Co.umbia. Wednesday, O.tob.r Is.
Monroe, Saturday. October 81.
Bastrop. Monday, Oeh her -.
Lake Providence, Wednesday. October 2s.
By order Of the Committee:
A.. j. DUMONT, Chairman.
L. LAMANIERR, JR. Secretary. se37
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-17

The Cincinnati Enquirer is confident Of
winning WHEN the presidential term of
Hayes shall have expired. Banning ap-
pears 10 have been elected in his dissrict By
IN overwhelming majority Of % votes.
The Enquirer say: I'VE nominate Ban.
ting for Presides: in 1880. They can't bea.
i'm. Banning il the blue eyed boy who
AZ. be bounced,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-17

TIE mysterious euve lope submitted to the
editors OF cur Democratic papers, addressed
T. B. j. fost, No. 90 Camp street, bore the
numbers 1871. Thereby hangs tale, but
poor Ben 10 not alive to show the Demo
cratic State Central Committee that the
came number, written with indellibie ink,
IL On the faps Of HE old shirts
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-17

Watch your clothes lines. Il The humber
l29i9 is found on q shirt. report the fact
Immediately 70 the Democratic registration
con nj stee on Canal ssfeet. Tho committee
can sraee the garment to . colored wash-
woman, and uaearth Republican registra-
fifc crAu1a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-17

Thompson said: IAN official count must
decide the result in Ohio" Thompson said
this sadly and regretfully, after he had
claimed Democratic, victory; but Tbonp-
son vas right at last The count has de-
cidSd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-17

The Republicans at Baton Rouge fred a
eal1ts IN honor Of their victory in Ohio"
a. Te learn from tie Adeocae; bat the
Democrats Of the ante-bellum capital did
not fire salute over the new Republican
Lezisiat1re, nor the gain Of four Repub-
lican C2rgressmen in the Hooeier State
Ihs. queer thing was left for New Orleans
Democrats TO do.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-17

Keep your shirts on, unhappy Democratic
boys. Scan carefully the pattern numbers
On all shirt flaps purchased in New York.
You have detectives upon whom you can
rely. In promptly causing the exposure
through the entire Democratic press Of this
city, Of shirt dealers circular, they have
useaffhed the most gigantic fraud ever at
tempted by the Republican party.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-17

King Alfonso told the latest batch of sol
diers sent on. to be buried 10 Cuba th st
America owes her prosperity to the
triumph of Spanish arms Il must be all
fun 90 to speak, hey, Alfonso!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-17

The ledger numbers of Michaelis e. Kas
kel's shirt customers have sent more terror
to the souls of New Orleans Democrats
than has 10000 san guine under garments
waved by the vigorous hand of Morton.