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LOCAL BREVITIEs.

RnoM Cincinnati to New York s1A.
RINKTY-sEvEN deaths reported last
week.
THxRH were fifty.three marriage IL
esnses issued last week.
A. w. DAVIS, northwest corner Of
sixth and Race, has lost $16 by sneak
thief.
JuLIus HOrFMAN's saloon at Fourth
end Plum has been burglarized three
times during the last six weeks.
THERE have been $8S5, ,907 7S in silver
paid out at the Sub-Treasury since the
redemption Of shinplasters began.
AT5 O'Clock yesterday morning PETER
man q Flagg's commission and feed
EEors, No. 93 West Front street, caught
Gre. Lose $1,000.
FRANK. MILwARD's badges and awards
sshich were given him during the five
pears Of our Industii i Exposition are
haw on exhibition ut Wiswelps.
LEWIS KIsBETH, aged seven years, of
Qast street near Evans, was drowned
saturday in pond on Gest between
Mclean avenue and the Marietta Rail-
road.
JOSEPH HOWE has been appointed
euardian of Mrs. Ann Witt. She has
Tecontly came into possession of 81 200,
which she is unable to manage success
Suly.
HARRY PAYNE, driver of the hose reel
nf lhe Tn rteens, who was struck on the
faxebead and severely injured at the
NeIodeon Hall fire, is getting along com
fortably.
MORRIS FORD, the wounded burglar at
sha Cincinnati Hospital, 10 in q danger
0us condition. The femoral artery was
Hxsted, last week, an operation which
y rsrcc..jy SUCCESSFUL
& An Wielervs Pavilion tomorrow !,
Tuesday, evening the Cincinnati Grand
Orchestra full reed Band, Michael
Brand conductor, will give its third
grand concert. A Hne programme 10 to
b rendered.
TIE initial point Of location and the
hriage site at the crossing Of the Little
1iami River for the Cincinnati & Ports
saouth Narrow-gauge Railroad has been
established. The company will te readv
eSr contracts on the whole line In ;
weeks. ls"
A BOY named Suit
Of age, who iv~' -.,au, thirteen yea
sfepIathsr ,s with his mother aLt
h,ailbI- (Meacham) in H0lman'i
..g, Anderson alley, had his leg Gu
..asunday morning by passenger ira
sp the o. g. NJ. Road, while trying t.
staal ride.
GEORGE W. SEWARD, the hot.air bal
Ioonist. narrowly escaped death Satur
aay in his ascension from the corner 0
Gast and Freeman streets. Ihe pallool
caught fire, but he stuck 70 ~, anu wa W.
landed safely below Carr street, oh W.
&c. d L. track.
6ALsBURYs TRoUBADOuRs, compan
of fashionable fayorites, styleo u
American Vokes, and whose perloIn
vaILknown artists, appear tonight
she Grand Opera-houss. Tie 1ame wnlc
Sas preceded this company will secur
hham good houses.
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which Shall i Take!

This Is often serious question with the IN
valid He nnds the market flooded with pro-
orietary medicines, scores OF which are recon-
mended as certain cures aos ms ;ra,a, ana a.
manacs, and Ands each sustained Dy piausiDde
arguments s tting forth its virtues and specihc
action, The recommendations are rs strong
for one as for another. Ihe cures Saaisu w w
those claimed to have been wrought Dy anoth-
er. In his perplexity and doubt. the suneIeI
ia sometimes led to reJeos all. But IL snoulu
he borne in mind that this condition OF thihg5
"a one that can not be remedied. In land
where all are free, the good-the truly valua-
| hle-must come into competition with the we
and worthless, and must be brought to punlic
notice bv the same instrumentality, Wnicn il
| ADyERTrsING. In such case, perhaps the
only absolute preof that remedy 10 wnat II
| claims to be, Is TO try 1t. The "teet OF pun
| ling is the eating OF It." "froye all things
holi fast that which Is good" is the apostoiis
Injunction. There may, however, be stronger
lDresumptiye evidence In favor Of one remedy
Than there is in 10 or OF another, ana tnl'
should be allowed It's due weight. A que re-
gard to this may save vass ahoanC y. sApo,
| Dresump ptive evidence In favor Oh Or. Flefcei
Family Medicines, the Proprietor desires Y
| SAY. tnat they are prepared by new ano hSi
entifc process by which the VIRTUES VI W.
crude plants and roots are extracted Witnou
the use OF a particle Of alcohol. NOT partui
Gle of this destroy er Of our race enters INTO tn
| com position of either his Golden Medicai DIS
| coyery or Favorite Prescription. This consld
| Grafton alone ought certainly to rank tneI
hiyh above the vic compounds saturated VIII
| Alcohol, gamaica rum, sour beer, or vinegar
which are everywhere offered for sale Agar
thew are of uniform strength, and their virtue
can never be Impaired by age. They are ans
made from fresh herbs and roots, gathered l
their appropriate season, when they are nus
| with medicinal proper ties. In support OF thes
claims the following testimony Is onered;
: NEWARK, N. J.
R.V. PIERCE, ND; Dear Sir-I have sold
great deal of your excellent remedies, ana
0refer TO sell them before others, because tne
rive good satisfaction to those who use tneI
i | I hear such remarks as "Sage's Remedy com
: pletely cured me: 1t is q splendid thing~ o
b aP,erce's Discovery Ia just what wanted; ;
! feel better than ever did" One OF our csit
brated singers used 1T for strengthening ~
!, voice. and says, "thcre Is nothing equals u
: and 30 might give scores OF remarks 80
: about your preparations. colored womi
6 Was using your Discovery, and after taKiu
d 'hree BOTTLES was completely cured: sne, o
n ing in the store, said TO me, ~ don't want
n doctors round me 90 long as can get tle III ~
!, covery; il beats ali your doctors" Ana 80
lam, most respectfully. yours,
q ATHA b. CkoOhS'
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ATTORNEYS.
G.B. HOLLISTER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAWs
No. ESQ Walnut Street,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
THE WEEKLY SUN.
1zz6. NEW YORK, 1876.

Eighteen hundred and seventy-six is the
Centennial year. 1t is also the year In which
an Opposition House of Representatives, tho
lrst since the war, will be in power at Wash
In ngton; and the year OF the twenty third cleo
tion of a President oil the United states: All
of these events are sure to be OF great interest
and Importance, especially the two latter; and
ali OF them and everything connected with
them will be fully and freshly reported and
The Opposition House Of Representatives.
aking up the line Of inquiry opened years ago
by THE SUN, will sternly and diligently In.
vestigate the .corruptions and misdeeds of
Grants administration; and will, 1t is TO be
hoped, lay the foundation for a new and bet
ter period in our national history. OF all this
THE SUN will contain complete and accurate
accounts, furnishing it's readers with early
and Trustworthy information upon these Sp-
The twenty third Presidential election, with
the preparations for it, will be memorable az
deciding upon Grants aspirations ,,S ior M snirc M
| deciding who shall be the candidate OF the
| party Of Reform. and as electing that candl-
| date. Concerning all these subjects, those
Who read THE SUN will have the constane
means OF being thoroughly well informed.
| The " EEKLY SUN. which has attained
circulation OF over eighty thousand copies, al
ready has its readers IN every ts sasee ss ana All Ter
/ their numbers doubled. 1t will continue to be
| a thorough newspaper. All the general news
| of the day Will be found In 1t, condensed when
unimportant, at full length when Of moments
and always, we trust, treated in q clear. in
teresting and instructive manner
II is our aim to make the WEEKLY BUM
the best family newspaper in the world, and
we shall continue TO give in its columns q
large amount Of miscellaneous reading. such
as stories, tales, poems, scientific intelligence
and information, for which we are not able 70
make room in our daily edition. The agricul-
tural department especially is one OF its prom
ipent features. The fashions are also negu-
larly reported in its columns; and SO are the
markets of every kind.
The WEEKLY SUN, eight pages, with atty
six broad columns, is only VI 20 q year. post
age prepaid. AS this price barely repays the
cost OF the paper, no discountcanb be made froha
this rate TO clubs, agents, Postmastcrs, or any
one. NJ
The DAILY SUN, a large four-page news
paper Of twenty eight columns, gives all the
news for two cents copy. subscription, post
age prepaid, 55 cents a month, oy 30 30 Z
; year. SUNDAY edition extra, ~ 10 per year
We have 10 travelling agents.
i AsST1fsIE q THE SUM- New York city.
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awuouucenlents.

Strawberry Festival at Trinity M Il.
Church tomorrow night.
The Italian citizens Of our city vii!
celebrate the anniversary OF United
Italy on Thursday, June 8, BY street
parade and picnic at the East Emo
Garden.
There will be an entertainment given
at Zion Baptist Church, ON Ninth street.
between Central avenue and John street
this evening, for the benefit OF the FoW'
ell Buxton Mission Sunday-school;
is hoped that the friends OF tne scnoo
cause will obtain tickets beforehand.
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MEssRs. LEWIS g. LIVINGSTON, 11S and
100 West Fourth street, announce
special and extraordinary sale, to which
thew invite the attention Of persons de-
string goods in their line. Prices anc
particulars are given in their advertise
ment, but a correct understanding OF tht
situation can better be gained by an ex
aminatio of their goods and comparl
son of prices.
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Having determined to|
close out our Large and
Splendidly Assorted Stock Of
Spring Dress Goods we will
offer the entire line THIS,
Monday, MORNING, May
90, at prices that will insure
immediate sale.
The following are a few
Of the bargains offered
One lot Striped Poplins, &c; re-
euced from l5c.
Two cases Plaid and Striped
POplin. 27-inch wides IL l-2c;
reduced from 2Oc.
Two cases Pure MOhair Serges,
l6c; reduced from 26c.
One case extra quality Plaid and
Striped Mohair, 25c; reduced
from 4Oc.
Fifty pieces AlI-wool Chenaubs,
35c; reduced from soc.
Fifty pieces All-wool Debege,
33 l-3c; red uced from 501.
One hundred pieces A1l-wo0l
Debepe ~xsra quality, 81 l-3c;
.5uCnd from fSSC.
Thirtv nieces Twilled Debege,
KOc: red uced from 66c.
Ia Small lot of All-wOOl Summer
Camel's Hair, brOcaded anu
/ plain, at about One-haA1 price,
to close.
Three cases magnificent quality
Silk Pongee, in light shades
only, at fifty cents. per yard,
worth 81.
Twenty pieces SILK and Wool
BLACK Grenadines at Toe, re-
duced from 81 70.
Fifteen pieces Plaid Mextcaine.
Silk aud Wool, 81 90, reduced
from So per yard.
Customers will find our Gren'
adine stock unequaled In tht
l CITY. either in size or selection
we give a really good article a.
the very lowest price.
A speciallot of 25 pcs. 40-incl
!: Black Cashmere
Will be offered at 9Oc wOrtl
/ 81 So per yard.
SiIkDepartmen'
!; !; !; j J.LeBOudlier &BrO
10 Have received during the pa
nc week. from the Great New YOT
hs Auction Sales, 200 pieces
/. 3: Black Cachemire
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Co,ored Orphan Asylum.

At the annual meeting OF the asylum
held In Allen Temple yesterday evening,
Treasurer Willis FELTON, made the follow
ing report:
Receipts from, collections ns................eS49e %
AeSelp:s sSea's estate yroM sAeou'oi' 100 90
poSsmce at last meeting 8 90
ro,al .$95l 05
N .na"da6 nnnn orders rs,,..,,,,.9 9a2 06
palanee ~ date Observation-Disclosures. SIS W
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To Owners of Horses.-No one who bas ever
used DIR. TOHAs'S VENETIAN HORSE LINZ
MENT will ever be without it; 1t Is certain cure
for Collie, Sore Throat, Cuts, bruises, OLD Sores
Warranted Superior to any other. In pint bottles
at One Dollar. Sold by the Druggis~' Depo''
Park place, Now York.
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THE new Atlae Hotel, Philadelphia,
Pa. is conducted with special reference
20 quiet and pleasant accommodations,
at small cost.
, 1876-11-21
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

So agood boy; you know neyer did anybody
@ly harm; lse not bad.n The Doctor rot5s
,,-4Nay, ahd with fearful oat1,s they" stopped
;;:lis screasniaG." Ono mother had tt,reo sons
,tr;n, sf;ltd' shs h. 'aT tIe% shooting It one, ana
|can't speak, lie i. deaf and dumb H.
b9t. the peaceful :" white chlva1ry heed-
ca rot tlso Ty Of agony, anu 10 was
si9nt Of hlr. Edgcston's hnmc, but thoy wcre
ny Aiken County, and are facts Within mia
anu l'a!f OF here tho father OF tEo OF our
scholars was fired at while picking cotton with
them n ie'.l. The ball came very near tho
iiiaore equally atrodous murders. Xlrcsdy
about seventy voters have bcon killed, and lad
It not been for tho presence Of United States
troops many mora lives would l,are been sacrl-
feed. II ary one wants to hear moro OF these
outrages, let him follow up tue report of tho
United States Court proceedings, commencing
The fourth Monday In this month, al Columbia,
y. e | could wffte many pages Of facts. hut
foIbcaT. II Ee have peace It must bo poacs
With Justice. Respectfully,
MARTHA HcuoYIEIp. d.
, 1876-11-21

NtJfI rf In tA,&1 fkxk Mh1h$ ~
WIFI; s%ps'9n I'LL q ;e mot.on ~ saoFs 6pceca' oi
a,1d t.v ~ rasin.t ~ . r,,~ ho
anil. o'0'''h '"s 1'e"oe"' VI '''' o'4u' ~
oaT,, W. n. p.,.,a.,, xo,,..,,.a H.. ,.ho. a.u
partly judicial Thc m,nisierjnt dutics are lew md
timr}e. They consts, only In The addition and
tahnlatfon of votes. Tharc fs no call for privacy
N applylng the rules of arithmetic IN performing
ai lnc fest O. your Hutics, In The JUDICIAL duties
r. n.e, ~" aefn.sGay ~ aenanaeo' 4 eseental
snr, III es,, ~ .,S H'eesatsttsi - n!uei ~ IL
every whsner In ynr cb,,nhdr ,,n~ hc Hoard Il ~"
uttcfrlose extremity Of tGo Union. anJ thus onv in
my humble Judgment viii It BE- possible fof yoii
torcassnrn = pcftnrbcd and anxious country, and
tocseaslsl, th,onrl! oil generations the righteous.
s ness o' your 'htef'oeatofS ral'h3A and anal an'
s"et,
rhr ,,o.sd -, oxa..iad y. aHn Mo!luN.
tho irmneraic fnmmst,as s n r,s.. !'us ~, ~; "
rrdsy aranst the enn.ttHtiona1ty nf lie ~ nnn.,i
ard (s tegal authority 70 count Tic ErciGfaI vote
rhe election 10 I'LL The vacancy In Inc 1Ioafd was
postponed, and the recommendation submitted by
the pemocsa!ic CcTmittee laid over.
mt.eG On netans, cntetea hro!ess a5ainst t!'e
r"rnnrs aI b.a 1,o th as to,e oG,Dse the
IN liz f,nsra 'sA A''S"' '"e'' ''"s ~ Dea''esa'
THE Tinted states suporytsors ,vcro not alloyeb
to he present. or the Representatives Of tho local
pscss.
THE CANVASS.
The Board commenced their canvass Of the
votes, taking up the undfsputci parishes in a.
Assumption, AMI Aroycllcs-wcru disposed OF,
giving about thu same vote is shown In the ta-
6!es made heretofore from the duplicate poll
lists.
, 1876-11-21

tempted and 20 ncar1y euccessful, and Of we1Y
IT, hs ta'' By hie naf IL.
Il contemplated BY tic Republican me3 :
s DeM OF the state 1,oard q ,C
thc canvat,ing officer, being mado as they arc u Z
out the 1stEhteAf proos. and in respect to mf :: :
honorable and mntaruishcd character, nro VT -
md nsdc With no fn!t q honens purpose. and ::
shoutd hare no weight with inst and sf:Io
nblo men: Tho power OF Tho Hoard tn ~
frauds and wrongsis undIrru.ctl by nny oncE -S.,
VII act openly aud will l!e subject to tlle 4 s.
OF the whole county, and no one ask NJ s ,Ei
but that their dcc!aion tall be ba{ ~ e &
ti,. om such & facts |" wlIl carry Egrs,s.
well.settled rules Of Inv and evidence applcabte
to such ca.ca. And such, we lre.c, viii be tho
nct!on of thu TanraeAerr.
FnAscis 4. DAntow, Of New York.
J. u. TnbRXnKNaIt, of rcnnsyiyhnta.
y. f. CHANDLER, Of New Hampshire.
EnwAnb r. NnrEs, Of ohio.
". II. 1ioHEnTsoS. OF New York.
y. q. KrLLrss, Of New York.
]. +. G. EMxoNe, of Florida.
Lew WALLACE, Of Indiana.
, 1876-11-21
UNCHANGED.
The Count Progressing Very
Slowly at New Or
, leans.
Democratic Stump Speakers
Consuming tho Time Of
the Board.
The Scientific Perfection to Which
Dlll.Dozing Has Dcen
Brought.
Important Manifesto Issued by
the Northern Republic
ans in Florida,
Showing the Reasons for the Delay
in 0anvassing the Returns,
Democratic Relief Expected from
the South Carolina Su.
preme Court.
Contemptuous Estimate Of Northern
Doughfaces by Southern DEM
ocrats.
Authorities and prccetIeutS on
the Subject OF Incorrect
Ballots.
No Chance to Steal Electors on That Ao-
oount-The Wisconsin Case.
Democratic Relief Expected from
the South Carolina Su.
prene Court.
Contemptuous Estimate Of Northern
Doughfaces by Southern DEM
ocrats.
Authorities and prccedeuts on
the Subject OF Incorrect
Ballots,
No Chance to Steal Electors on That 40.
oount-The Wisconsin Case.
LOUISIANA,

T1lR COUNT.
speefas Dtspasch 10 7ae 1rfauas
NE" ORLEANS, Nov. A-10 p m.-Thc busf.
ness before tue Returning Board, detailed In the
Associated Press dispatches, was unfmportant,
as from the three parishes considered there were
no protests Or contests. All the contested
parishes will, In accordance with law, be left for
consideration until tho returns from oil un-
contested parishes have been completed In
the thrcc parishes cansasscl 'to-day--Assump-
tion, Ascension. and Ayoycllcs-thcre were TO
turned to the Legislature three Republicans and
thrcc Democrats. where last year there were six
DEMOCRATS. .-......-......
MOST INGENIOUS DtABoL1*N.
As reports come In from the country par!shcs,
lie 1acts become very evident that A systematic
policy has been adoptcd by tlln Democrats In
all those strong Republican districts which
have properly been dcnomfnatcd as "bull-
dozcd." The history Of one is the history Of
nearly all Colorcd Republicans were not simply
intfmldatcd into refratning from voting the
Republican ticket, but were coerccd into voting
the Democratic tickct The colorcd Republic
ans were first mustered into Democratic clubs
, 1876-11-21
FLORIDA,
pfsC0uNaGtNG TO THE DEMOCRACY.
bptcfat Dfap1tth to Tne Tribune,

Special Dtspoteh to The tribune
NAs1J1NaroS. d, C.. Nny. pD,-Tr1rprans In
.,.s N...a'.a, T..s,.,. ~ - 80. ~, ,'N,, "'e y,
ETC SatlohaI committee from Florida to-ttaY
represent the situation satisfactory to the Re-
puoilc.'s VINO ale 'l'esc a''u ~ position 10 kno"
all Qttainat'c facts. Since Saturday returns
llaye bccu received from four more counties,
aud Il, NJ, nm ~ .l,,,, ia H., nn,o,.u.T .
.nu a. nv one ~ 'Aea' us' ''e ocnoGl"tc n''''
1of1tles cotlo up TO Tie 1leafcs Which the Demo-
t,,Is ,,ns hon,, ns,oa,1,,,','' .,t.,,,.,s ,,',.
l's nas pee" eAeeeu1nsly alsptlllng 10 sneA
Northern Democrats Us have fately arrived, anu
wfo tumc having fn]l filth IN thc fn1so frrrce
which l'ad been sent North. Many Democrats
laye given 1lt the contest rs lost. It ia believed
4hot . ,,,,, In. h,,, ~, IN =, o,t,,,, ro.,rrs
t"4t i'"A '''s psen VI 1oot W capture ieIof"s
from sofnt fenlote precincts which tue UeIn0-
crpts kuow 10 l,r fnynrulIlc tt, thn Rcn11h1rnus
oni1 n,.ne,,,os lo..a ,o",, ,.,.on ~ .,,.as, sta
, 1876-11-21

rf.f.
,'.a :" ~ 'sss'1 .'ieHa'' US t'.c
ausl1 ot Inc Returning boaFd arc judicial.
AHa' ooafd n not composed Of huctlonccse,
VINO nave tlc sote ot tho State
W ae't " t"o h19hest o1ohcf, or VINO VIII con-
sent 10 encourage any compFomsso undcr
threats u te'oiut1oh' lhc feturns from forty
out u htty'hc9ch PARISHES hasc been received.
nhosc eio" about s'U0 Republican majority.
taefc VIII be contcsts tn at least twelve parLsh-
es: Luz dlstr'cte IN witch t'efo 10 no contest
"ll'' anaes the law, hrst DC canvassed. This
cah p1ooau'y oe uone III thfeo tlays' After This
tf,c coptcsteo alstFiets Will 20 taken up, ana 1t
VIII oouot'ese require uhtl' ucc' 10 ulsposc oi
tne"1' ....,..~
~ ~ ne4tt'" ns!'9asea fTesa
'hE RETURNING hoAans QUARTERS
NEW oRLEAfs, Nov. 20-2:W p. m,-At the
ronI,gs hctolcn M % te .nnrnaostna a'a s sur
thr Rct,,rnfnr 1,,,-1 r. ~ .st,t1e ~ 49,.
sas netu.a1'ls ooaso' ~ tho Hltuale ol thc
apaftinen. were arranged three tables In ctr-
Gle. ollc for the Returning Board and tho 9TH
crs for the Republican and Democratic CommIt.
tees. Thu eorrIdor. .,,rrount1fu, lin -o,,,r1,
...s ssss' .,, @ W sn'' oauu,'e NV 'ot'"ua
@e'e y e'osea W oa191eaues' euaIaeu ny ASSISTANT
scsEcants-at-Arms. squad OF police wcro
Cha,nhrr, In or1rr tn ,c m h,nd T., =, ~ ~ -
,1,....,. " =" =" "~A3 80 eS'8e "
o1s.uluaaec'
towards noon tho Republican and Democratic
atfve l,cnubt!can. we're Ntestrs. Tuttlc. .Garf,cl1
s,crmon rro,r ,,J s,or,1to,,. 49,, H.. H. =
Drnn"rat. a,s,rcn @ vn..rs s,,,n,,,',, a' .1 M .ne
-. !. att hppeaieo .aess!e: iI"tnou1! ralEaes,
B'g!cF, G. D. Smith, g. II. Julian, and Watson.
Tho Returning Beard has determined 10 cx-
c]udc lurinr Tia executive acss,on MI ncrxo,,s
eyrcn, tho 1no,,hors ~ ~. N..s,na.
49, ~" ~ .e 80, ~ t"s "a''omat Gonll1t
Ices. Inc counsel w'll only oe called In when
contests arc ratscu, ,-tak Is, where contest las
been filed or accompanies tile returns. The
ceunerI wi,1 m. bo o1r,u.od n .~,,rtro .h 80
turns ,.,.a,. ., 49, " .., " s.an''s ss r.
ss,, Ntsef ~" ''.~1' ~ W nN''7' ..c
unscaIlng Of tue PACKAGES The Democratic
Committee on Returns will have room in tie
nrtghtorl1opd Of tho hall uf Representatives
in order tn bc within rnsv rearh az thc acnntn
Ch,m,,or Eaah' ~ ~" atsan.s r.,ss..."ss au.''se
aro accounpauied E,y phouor,unhrr 10 lake. ,hc
~,o,ood,,rs ~. t,,otr .,e,,a..,.,. a,.....r..,.
luz, 49,, p, ~ 'ns'1 sesss s.s''a so.'s.sss'
members OF tho press will be excluded.
ite session sol the board Will continue from
day to day, from 10 o'clock In the morning till
-nr. ~ nv ~,s..L % ~, ran,, sa ~ ,ia ae soa. no.u
chnm,,er' @ s''N - ''''' 0'~'> - '''' ''''"''
1ocal commtttrca rcnrescn,tup democrats
-, s n..'-.,,.' s 1sp4sss"t's Z, ass
session.
THE HOARD MET Ar 1o:3o
with II, H.. ,,,o,,,i,,r. ,.r,.nr. ~ ,,,,,.,
wcrs read md adopted. Gov. Wells stated that
q systen Of rules for the royerutnen. of .he
poaf had II bssn aoute m ' Ths rles wcre ~ rca
wh;rl, thrIs orc m rontcs,. a,a, nj of,sr ,1isnns.
ing OF these parishes, those will ho talsc1 up in
which there arc objections. All motio1ls etg l,adc
, 1876-11-21

WASHINGTON,
PREPARATIONS TO tut powa KEENAN, AND n11
ANMY.

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no.'ee " .ns Qaat1e''asser t .aa nspattment 70
~ qu@..esa .sauy i'i tt,et 'eeop'lon' 'he nieh-
oe's u .ne eau,"et n eAn' " eoa1co W. ~ an
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!o''''''s .sa1 ~" eo'apa4 naa as1'fea' aau
."cFu "u1" pe ~" 'ooFe aefs IN Gay of t"o'
out tnat II " AZ
NUT AN AFFAiA oP MUCH CoasEQuEHoE'
inc troops we're not aseu a. thelr 'ormcr Sta
lions, AMI mad therefore been brought hero.
That was oil. The doFernnacnt apprchcnded no
uliileulty' ne ad0ca'
secretary Chn"ulcr sn'd mat there were f'"
hundsed sola1cfe IN the clty,--on1y lew ilnn-
ascdt-and tle changcu the subject Wien qucs-
Toned iarther'
LUIS morning tHoeomPan'es OF heavy artillery
arrived from fort Lca'en"oftll aud one COIL
ra"y from FoFt taley, Kan. They IlaTc been
htaliohoa III inc "cst ,or aofne time on ACCOUNT
, 1876-11-21

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fEstnbItshcd Mny, 1921
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