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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-26
COLOMON sEIBER,

Will visit Miffiit anh Patterson ever,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings
and VIII furnish the citizens Of these bor-
oughs wit the best OF 20.
BEEF, VEAL, MUTTON, PORK, &c.
at the very lowest prices. He respectfully
sol;cits the patronage Of the public. l.
April 8, ls72-1y. 80
EyIRST-CL-4SS PICTURES taken a
L Hess photograph aaIlcrr, Bridge st:
Mifilihtown.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-26
To Death.

aMcn wrong thee, Deathl % r
They fashion thee monster grim. s,.s,
With lifted dart, @aaas s 8.
Intent TO strike thy victims heart; =
The light of day to queHch for him,
To wrench him from his Joys away,
And doom to mouider in decay Ioi
The turf beneath. 32ss
Thon seem'sf a foe. o..
And mersals quail To see thee coms
With tread so stillt -..a i.
With sable robe and breath % chill,
And hnser beckoniug to the tomb; ai''
Thy herald's hollow groans and sighs,
And breaking hearts and streaming eyes
All signs of woe af m
To Faiths keen eve fF d ai
Thou, Death, art Life 'tis but to sense
That thou art dread
No cruel shaft hy thee is sped
'Tis not thy will that hurries hence,
Sets lilies DIief limits, and ordaihs
The gloom, the sorrows, and the pains
That speak thee nigh.
Heavens high behest
All these hath fixed for way~ard man.
offspring of sin
The terrors round that gate have been,
Through which, c'er since thy reign began
All mortal steps must tread to See
The dawn of Immortality,
20 It's visions blest.
Kind DEATH IT'S thine ~
To cod the fever of the brain.
At once TO still
OF fretted nerves the torturing thrill,
To end the lingering days of pain,
To dry all tears forevermore,
To lift the veil that hid before nHa
The home divine.
FROM yon bisst shores,
When souls redeemed shall backward turn
To look on thee,
All beautiful thy form shall be;
Thy minist. les, ence deemed so stern.
shall sscni sweet ministries of grace,
Forever to unveil the face,
That heaven adoree."
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-26
Prepared by D.. J. c. Aver 4 Co.,
actic.i and Analytical Che
LOWELL, MASS. af

The SExTISEL-AxD REPUBLICAN, has no
superior as an advertising medium in this
county, aud as. journal of varied news
and reading it is not surpassed by any
weekly paper in central Pennsylvania.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-26
Ayers
HairVigor
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreea-
bic, healthy,
and efectual
sfor preserv-
Sing the hair.
We soon re-
sstores faded
or gray hair
10 its sri0innl
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-26
PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC Sale
The Assignees Of Wilbur F. and James
E. GcCahan Will sell at public sale, at 3
O'Clock p. ". on Friday, February 4, 1876,
on the premises iu MIttiintown, a house and
lot on Water street, said borough; also,
1900 acres Woodland in FAyette twp, hay-
ing thereon frame house, stable and saw
mil; also, al the same time and plsce, 4
mules, road wagon, &c.
Jacob A. Fike, of Walker twp, viii offer
at public sale, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on W ed
nesday, February 23, 1876, two horses,
mares, . colts, cows, steer, heifer,
head young cattle. sheep, and lot OF
farming utensils. Bealor, Auctioneer.
John Mirts will offer at public sale, at his
residence in Spruce Hill township, at lC
O'Clock A N, on Wednesday, March lst,
1876, One sOrrrl horse, iron gray horse
bay match horses, 2 Elares, one being
with foal horse-colt, milch cows, II
head of young cattle, II head of sheep
spWS anu a -O' VI PtcS. SHf6 S'''S " -
pig, corn by the bushel, and large lot Of
farming implements. Bealor, auctieoeer.
David Naylor, of Turbett township, vii
Sell at public sale, on the farm of Stewar
Turbett, in said township, at 10 O'Clock A
NJ on Tuesday, March Z, 1876, five horses
colts, cows. 3 head young cattle, reare
and mower, threshing machine, grain drill
wagon and other farming utensils.
NJ. L. Bashore will sell at public sale, a
his residence in Walker township, opposite
Port Royal, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on Wed
nesday, March 8, 1876, seven head of horses
10 cows, 25 head of young cattle. bulls
steers and heifers, 80 head of sheep, eve
and lambs, % head of shoats and pigs, on
Wooster, Ohio, fhresber, with ten-hors
Carey power; ! Kirby reaper and move
combined, good top buggy. Stock will b
delivered to buyers from a distance. !
credit of ten months will be given.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-26
CHURCH.
Evapgelical-Rev Mr. Hornbcrger.
SABBATH.SCHOOL.
Unior-Superintendent, George Wilson.
unD nUruu nCEUNCDS

Burgess-John Hollobaugh.
Town Council-John Copeland, Samuel
ii Brown, F f Rohm.
School Dircctors-E Nangle, John Cope
land.
Constable-D 4 Notes.-The.
Justices of the Peace Joseph Middagh.
David Doughman.
Physician-Dr p c Rundio
School Teachers-Theorus Garman, W
Hibbs, Miss Celia Regain.
Dentists B Caveny.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-26
TELEGRAPH OFFICES.

Pennsylvania Central Railroad Office
Operator, Thomas Jchnson.s -
Western Union Office-Mr Fisher.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-26
BOROUGH OFFICERS.

Burgess--Noah a Elder.
Town souacil--Noah A Elder, o p Rob
ison, J n. Howe.,J W Mntherspiugh, John
Burcbfieidi John c Wright. 49,
School Directors.-Jercmiah Lyons, "
Hamilton, Il Parker, 5 Loudon, ii A
Stambsnyh, Cornelius Mcclellan. ID.
Consttb.e-S 5 Wilson,. i.s.- .-
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BUSINESS,
HOTELS.

Patterson House-~John Hays.
keystone Hotei-Ssmu r Notes.-The.
Parker House--John Bomsarlucr.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-26

lhe 0vn, County 0DtctGs, ChuTcnes
? Orders, Rniaess Men snd .Heckaa
2 ics. and RdiIroad officials, wio har
Designated Places Of Bzsiness in fhil
Place, oi fhis the Rgianing Of tn
Hear 1875 ng.irals-g.l .f
.e (. 'as =. MIFFLINTOWN.
aaiiinn ,CnURCHEs.
Presbyterisn--Rev T Sherrard. g
Lutheran-Rev b NJ Biackwelder. ss Z
Aefhodist-Rev 6 D Peneracker. al q
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
acknowledgements, DIR Elder
Luthcran--SuperiRtend E Tilien.
neutrality-suspicious., Z BM'cruri
2t qasa9 COURTS. o-iH
President Judge-Hon BENZ F Junkin.
Associate Judges--Hons Jonathan Weiscr
John Rooms.
District Attorney-Alfred Patterson.
fci COUNTY OFFICERS.
-Prothenotary--Jsrob Beidler. uf 81
Register and Recorder--John I Metlin.
Treasurer Robert Ia Parker. ~ far
Sheritf~% w iiIiam II knousc.
Commissioners William II Groninger
David b Cox. James Mclaughlin.
Auditors-Louis Dcgan, George Hoffman,
John I Allen.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
Burgess--Noah A Elder. ..-
Town Souacil--Noah A Elder, o Rob
ison, J n Howe, j W Mntherspiugh, JohI
Burcbfield; John C Wright.
School Directors--Jerciniah Lyons, "
Hamilton, L Parker, 5 b Loudon, ii A
Stamb.uyh, Cornelius Mcclellan.
Constab.e--S 5 Wilson. i-
ASSOCIATIONS.
A. T. ".
Union Lodge, No. S2l. A. NJ, MiGiln-
town, meets second Thursday evening o
every month.
Lamb. ripn Lodge, No. 31I, A. Y. NJ.
meets every Monday evening ch or b'iors
full moon.
10. o. +.
Juniata Encamprieiit. No. 10, I.O.O.F.
Thompsonrown, meets first aud third Tues
day evenings of every month.
Miflintcwn Lodge, No. l3l, Mifilintown
lce's esers rr'uas e'e"ii's
Lost Greek Lsdge, No. 566, alifiihtown
meets every Wednesday evening.
o. U. A. NJ.
ros;, r. m,o u;a;.
Ss, ~ y
-. D., Csn.u r. 90 T. n
r. A. - wIas;., , -, -. NJ :,
sven;pg -
= h4r,ao d u
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-26

subscribc iot the Sentinel : RepubIican,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-26
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Prothen0tafy-JrO rOb BeidIer. u Y
Register ami Recorden--John I Mutlin.
Treasurer-R Robert Ia Parkcrs .s -fa
Sheriff. w lillian II Knousc. %
Commissioners -William ii Groninger,
David b Coi. James Mclaughlin.
Auditors-Louis Dcgan, George Hofmas,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-26

ON Wednesday week tramp called
at the house of Mr.. John Heffiey, in
Duncaunon, and asked for clothing.
Mrs. Heffiey said she had none to give
him. Having espied PAIR of new
boots, he then asked Mrs. Heffiey to
get him cane or walking stick, as be
was lame, and when she weut out for
the stick, the tramp made off with the
boots, which belonged to her son. The
tramp has not been arrested nor the
boots recovered. Beware o. tramps.-
Bloomfield .fduocate.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-26
ASSOCIATIONS.

Union Lodge, No. 81. A. Y. NJ, Militia
town, meets second Thursday evening OF
every month.
Lamb. rrpn Lodge, No. 31I, A. Y. NJ,
meets every Monday evening ch or b'iore
full moon.a
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-26

TEACHERS ISsTIrUTEs- Adjourned In
stitutes will be held as follows McAlister-
vile, Friday evening, Jan 18th, and Satur-
day, 18th; Thompsontown, Feb. llth and
18th; Port Royal, Feb. 2jth and 10Th Nc
COysville, March 18th and llth. Teachers
are requested to come prepared to work.
JOHN NJ. GARMAN,
Jan 26-2m County Superintendent. q
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-26
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Gum Boots, Gum OvershOes,
Gum OvercOats.

Intending to close out my stock Of Win
ter Goods preparatory to putting in a NAM
moth stock OF Spring and Summer Goods,
am determined to sell Goods at such
Low Prices that every one can suit them
selves for very small sum Of money. Call
TO see me, and will guarantee you salts
Faction.
The highest market prices allowed for
Country Produce, Corn and Oats, Hoop
Poles, Locust Posts and Railroad Ties, in
exchange for Goods, BY
J. B. N. TODD.
Patterson, Oct. 10, 1875.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-26
;. BRUGMAN & son,

1T Ann 81. New I Ork;
Post-Otiice Box 1856.
Oct. IL. lS75-ly. .
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-26

President Judge-Hon BENZ Junkin.
Associate Judges--Hons Jonathan Weiscr
John Rooms.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-26

Observation-Disclosures, DIR Elder.
Luthcran-SuperiRtendent, E Tilien.
MetRodist--Superinteident, Z BM'crur1,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-26

/" SOME of our exchanges are eau
tiouiDg people against trick of the
tramps, which Is to 60 to house and
beg coat or pair of pants, which, il
they receive, they 60 away, but soon
return with alive or ten dollar green
back. which they allese they have
found in the pocket. Such honesty de-
serves recognition, and the victim
makes the tramp a present of two or
three dollars. The returned bill of
course turns out TO be worthless. The
tramp, by his dishonest trick, has made
an old pair of pants and two or three
dollars las the case may bel in good
money. A sharp trick, to be sute, but
no intelligent person who reads the
paper will be deceived by 1t hereafter. :"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-26
MIFFLINTowN.
SABBATH.SCHOOLS.

Presbyterian-Rev T j Sherrard.
Lutheran-Rev b NJ Biackwelder.
YtfhOdist-Rev G D Peneracker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-22
How Enr0pc ser. I..



The sum and substance of the whole
matter Is that tho southern question has no
l,ugel aiy rcslly practical foundation IN Amefi-
can politics. whether by the use OF these words
NE mean the protection Of the negroes or the
protection of the results Of tue war against
the soiid South. Shoald Mes-rs Blaine, Morton.
and Logan succced In elccting Mr.. n yes ON
their platform, IL VIII SIM ~ | ave the south
where 1t Is. u other words, no plan Of paciica-
tiun ar ihitrfc ence VIII be even trIed Dung
the whole Of sir. n iyrs's administration. in
tlulu4tIun and "rucrclon Will full te used
IN ever, southern state rs part OF tIe ordinary
mean, ot . VeruWcnt.
1nr hils inc-s, the eXtrAyaean"e ~ dfnun-
CT ltlln. tuI the 30 tinrai hbu-a como not TO- IN
the solid = lufp, iut from the -1lii \ rih. IL Is
not men Ike Wade Hampton " Vance Whoafa
cNulu = au4 cll ping then hands oy,t the rrrol-
lection Of the cirn ,go ana mi-eri ana ucsoll-
ton 81 twelve years ago, aud nrng the heart. Of
Their followers with savage threats Of VEN
Eeauce, of sd iusl ion, ana IF anarchy. The
iic-c. crS OF to-day nfutln u 2ttlota VINO
tOUcht sectional STRIFE to keep thrm-t Tvs in
power, and tshc cold bluoded satisfaction ia
tine pain which thor thru-'h at tlr naf-nealed
wounds Of the " q .li-' are MI Suuthcrurvs,
hDt iu'ler blui1c' Motion, Loan, Chandler.
and Cameron.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-22


Judge Martin shaw, living IN the south
eru portion Of this county, committed suicide
lat Monday m rulug by cutting his throat.
Judge >h ~ rose b tween 3 an o'clock IN the
IA .rWns, ana, alter dress ing. stood some tlme
bcio.e thu Ire cluYur-ing with come Of his fam
hy, up parcuuy lu Ais Ii-ht mind. Jus, before
daylight lao WhlkcI out toward the .in house,
and Ing TWO SON, iYlnS Win nln went 10 the
lot To iced tie horses. tetulnns t. the house
they found th"ir iather had not returned, and
they then went in search of him. ArriVlug under
the gin house thcY saw % lool OF blood, and ON
booking up they found II % Il come out II the
gin house. Terror tiicicn, the, ua-f END utoyo
and found their father with his thIp cat and
in dying condition. When he went mp !n The
turned up one of the tlo0nug ulank in order mat
the uloOd might I'LL IL the ground. Judge Shaw
was q good eli lZ'n oi GeOrgi and o. WA sad
he did not have an enomy in the county. lie mad
been jude Of the Inferior Court FOR several
AIS. Wlich position he hileI honor4bA. lie
wa well ~ do 40 the world.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-22
$500, 900 ron ONE yOTE
The First Appearance of ihr Caliroi MIA
thinHmau at the Polls,

SAN FRANCIsco, Nov. 1j.-Emgy Snrgent,
who mi'rcprcscnts this state IN the United
states senate. on being OK mined by the COS 10
gres'ional Chinese Commission, said. ~ he
nrst Chinsmnn n'tur lzed would I believe. he
hanged from llmppos,." lic then s1id "
VIII modify that By saying he would not be al.
lowed TO vote"
Senator sargent thus shows he il Ignorant
OF loch as well a. national matters About
Three years ago a Cninlman was naturalized in
we iHteenih Dis'r't C.urt of this civ. On
inc q a. 81 the Pre'ldentiIl election. hc went 20
ms pulling precinct IN the Fourth ward and
puetcd his vote. H. was hmm atAatcy chnl-
lchSci II, took IN his b { an1 swurc that he
was nnlurt2cd ciuzcn o. the United
states. Ills vot was then placed In the
ohiint box. john wisely thinking the
Judges 81 election werc ignorant u the fact
thnt hc had been naturnlzcd. then exhibited
hL papers TO avoid arrest. John then went his
way rejoicing that he was the frat Chinlintn
that ever vutod in the United STATES Iour dnvs
gttcr thi. occurrence one Of our United states
Senat1rs tesiihcs that Cninaman would not be
above io Woo IN TINS city.
Ibis Investigation further shows that the city
OF san francisco hns been collecting from
Sl'VVv 40 S5j,vI per year pom tax from the chi
..ie-,, anu u mas oeeh the Gust }m from the set
tlement or the country to the present. There
arc lp,Vo thineso In this state; about 5.tO1 are
women, ana bad one' az that. Each Chindinan
Is taxed 81 pcr year poll tax. yet the men can
nor Not' any more than can the Chinese women.
II IS very difficult to identify Cninnmau oil her
oy name % personal uppearince, and they get
even ON the :ax collector by passing one poll
TX receipt around among their fricnds No
doubt john thinks II uu lust To- hc thus nsscsaDd
N,ur alter year. and not &c allowed to vote. the
nine a. ~ tuts state have y id IN aggregate Of
o. 80 wv poll tax and only one Chinese vote
Taco are more th,n 2l.oj Chinese males In
TINS city now under twrnt, -Onc ycars % age.
VINO were bora her. and who will all be OF the
legal age Of tweufy-uns within the next ten
wears. l. ins born and reared here. they are
eei Inii American citizcne, and VIII be entitled
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-22

Eu;-H'ia ~ti'l SCENE 81 Btutniity aUd Vl1-
irncn Lady ~tran2iord'- Ridc.


PnuNrroroLls, oct. 2S-An 1ther brutal
pftt..- ~ lns i.-f iecu committed at INa- lia-
.tal I.. \ Young gir. ui h'trtn was ~cIk' I'd uy
o. !ufi.., hc't 900 huaaH an filht. und tlc.t-
ca sd tNr i.u.f Horrible manner. J. cu'St morn
my tur ..ls W.~ iouad tn.u. The men nave been
1876 70 t.r al. Iuo ~. Ni-h authorizes. 10
l.iuNtc ti' crime, cNn.ps- the better that
20. tir' Ifed hers 10 u.tci the OUTRAGE. This
tllN tI.ND- the Outrage more terrible. What
SHOWS al the same tine the st4to q
trnr.ft ~ which people I've. B. that ilo -lri
Wa h. % iu ttc pre-encc "a hes rothci, wro
WAS too rIuVn l.t-N,nnrl To- tF'l anybody what
hai happened until the next incoming. and
$500 Hiu uNt then have q ne SOD had the gir NOT
beet hUlri. case. IKE fh Is are occurring II
over he country daily N.r few Il watch are
D.. urt y TO the Consul iuc site Of terrorism
is simply teatiul, Nuii'ing Is done to punish
crime. except on The urgent REPRESENTATION II
Mr. tavVrt or Nr. Barring who. uf course. can
not be everywhere, u 10 they h.ar OF one la
hundred II the acts ui violence COMMITTEE.
Lad, Stran-ford has visited ilat9t In spite Of
the t.in AMI cold. which " re very trvinE, rid
ius as she did On b rseuacS all the WA. she
YVES ccCmpamed bN VII. n. Ja-Inr More. In
spite II the reu'atcl pr1mi'es If the Turks she
Cid NOS hu4 q SINGLE roof up. Ihc authorities
fun i-ucI wood tHr huiliing. hut here, a. a.
iurD -irsa. nothing serious was undcrakcu or
meant Nowhere IN any pait of tAr couhtrY has
q single roof been put up bv the Turkish author
titles. nor do tncy mean To put one w II they can
avoid 90.
\ sauexamplc Of how they moan to work. the
| rebuilding - dozen villages hrs neen riyen 10
! All BE, 81 u Zgfdik, who j. tmuli 'lfcd In the
| burnilg 20 thCW, aut uurtitul rlN ccn0uuced by
| 'r. Barring and Mr.. schuyler Lady StrAngi ri
as cd l-WNl Bey, one 4 the members ot the
| coWmis ilu whi the rehgilding was given -
such mdn. tie replied, " know he WIS one OF
the worst 10 burning. buy he 1, very enc rgetiC.
aud VIII De 49, excellent man Tor reuuildint.'
Al Boy VIII simply pocket the money AMI do
nothing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-22
Camrrou's Man Bob NncLc, md what lilo
saws ct Florida.

NEW York, Nov. l9.-lX Staic Treasurer
Robert lachey Of tue G lmeron Addition. plyi-
sion. and Silence Ring Boo leuus, lNania, has Just
returned ftum ll1Ii De. lie boosted openly IN
Pm 'lphil TO-DAY of the success 4 his corrupt
plans. and said: The DcUiOcr l. h.ye CARR "a
thiug IS settled, sealed md 81 l-cd u'; it IS all
fixed an tgnt.' lie ~ lcc these Remarks in the
presence 81 several Wituea-t-. and Ia. or g-ng
g only ONE % Stance col the snaI4ulss- iH.s ul the
lci ut.Icru lciGCrs, who OPENLY dec re that
tuev a. not tirc for the election ~ long as they
control tlu count.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-22

We hear from Florence ihat The Prince
Imperial Dr. living with his mother at the ,lia
Dppeuhelll lu a very MODE :, Ictrrd WAY few
t~iturs a. the Prince prtserye- the stfictest in
gopnitO. The Empress ma, hged a good deal
aud Is much hcshier; her hair ID slightly giiI-
Rled-" pepper aud silt." The YOUNG Prince Is
an good health and takes olonty OF ex rclse.
Every day, with his friend Prince Nurat, son Of
Con, Joachim ne strolls through the museums,
galeTles Il palntings, and palaces.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-22
Alolsts. dNlln0ts. KID.

GREAT chance Bay pony, SO, chunky horfn.
~ si5, snund ana Nndi tiut@, wJsOn. ANA hural3.,
no t"l Grand -tn n Die.
EOk YALE shOrs IS. suitable Tor my husiur p, AZ
Il hAf Yaiue, at OOttng 90 abAhnent, lsJ south ON
avenue.
GsBDE HALF VALUE spendl new n4hl
~ sd iop express wagon liOYEi , stable, IA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-22

Nrv ORLEANS. Soy. l,.-rhc Democrats
elfc dy have afilavit- from several hundred
negro in ihe "bull-Cozcd" o. rishes. swc. ring
lhht ties voted the Democratic ticket freely
ind without cou.iriiut. luY' tr4tinu ii ha,
M tlHi tue kc. uhlicdu, have ONelIraWn the.
ewouu' n! intimidation iu th~ dl-i. suited parishes,
aud rm mot now sute tniu Hayes win have "A
maj ID we tomd acts with -uigl fairness
a.. iuii I'il N.'', n. NirIlFID.
vince u.c t AT thc large Democratic .nitl, ia tie
NV III lufrd AIl,hto Wrrs NOT all hy r-1-.n f
Intimidation. had "A CONVEX. alton with cant.
AvcOm Of the regular army, ~ ttioued all the
Senr In West lelciann, and 10 command thcIe.
lie says the election IN that parish Was as free
and far a. any ever witnessed. lie says " that
j. ar.sh can be thrown out, any county in the
tnted state can. The Democrats canned It by
r. mai'rllv. By joining black clubs, by argu-
aucuf and apueal he says, the whites won the
Ai.cA ty Aiudne-s and persuasiJn ana not by
Io.cl. Ca4t. B~sfOm is an Ohio nan.
II V RKDFTFID
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-22

The Trath from nm Honest Hrpublicnn Con-
respondent.

.a nc CachmGt O. am0ripL
Nrw tlIrANs, NoV. lg--lO:D L. Nj
have .-' Teen booking carefully over election
Ogurls 70 Dem 4cmtic headquarters. Tlly have
r-ftiuct Iiii-. # ,ilrid returns irOm forty
ti-nf Ial- es. a. three gll.-lts ihc n liz
I. u- rigarf tc mistake of ohlf putting On ra,iu
nj ono district clGctQr mp d their ucNets. COM
ttq4cutli I've HAYES electors lose 2.2l3 votes,
winch tla Returning Board cannot rest lre. The
mistake occurred by allowing the local printer
~ print the ticket, and he supposed that only
HE district elector aud two electors for the
State "a large were to he voted Tor IN that dis
tfict. FlOm the certified copie Of ofiicia re-
furns from fOlty-eight parishes, aud uHofllcial
but reliable returns from the ten remaining par
sshes IildeL il ahead 92i9 vOtes-ihat Is to say,
be Is IN & number Of votes ahead Of tho Ave
ii yes elc tor, VINO failed T. have their names
~ iickei-, aId ,.i9 ahead Of the highest Hayes
Die tor.
he Returning . ard viii have its hands fun
90 gct rVt. tli-. Even ii they throw out the five
pi-ruted parishes. illdcn VIII sti be ahead.
y he mist a. omttlug tl u.fuc, ~ five HINES
ElD cfOls # 10 The tickets in three parishes NAY
D. fats. ~ t.e Republican cause. Even the re
turmng ara cannot cOuut ~ cl,cfur. not
NOlta iuf. III. Y, hL1iILID.
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