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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-10-04
SIMMONS

LIVER DISEASE and
o1Rsssnno, Indigestion prevail TO
DIM mUNS greater extent than
probably any other nal
ady, and relief is alwav
aXiously sought after. Ii the Liver is REGULAR
IN Its action, health is almost invariabiv So.
| cured Indigestion or want of action in the
LIVER, causes headache, Constipation, Jaundiee
Pain IN the shoulders, Cough, Dizziness sonr
stomach, bad taste in the mouth. billions ar
tacks, palpltation of the heart, depression of
spirits or the blues, and hundred other SWIM
toms, simmons Liver Eee.uIas0r Is
the best remedy that has ever been discovoroJ
for these ailments, IT acts mildly, effectnaIIv
and being simple vegetable compoupd. can
40 no INJURY IN any quantities that il NAV he
taken. 1t Is harmless in every way, it has
good and great from all parts of rho corD tno
Will voueh for its virtues, viz.
Hon. Alexander II. Stephens, of GEORGIA
b shop Pierce of Georgia.
'ho' ulil Shorter Ex-GOv. of Alabama.
Gen. John b. Gordon.
MEP r. l., Mott of Columbus, Ga.
are among the hundreds to
whom we can refer. Price 81 90
By mail, SI.04.
Manufactured only j. III. Zeiin IL Co..
Philadelphia, Pa. For sale by all Druggists.
ExtracI of a letter from Hen Alexander IL.
stephens, dated March 3, 1872: occasionally
use, when my condition requires it, Dr. Sim
mons Liver Regulator, with good effect. 1t is
mild, and suits me better than moro active
remedies"
An Eflcacious Remedy.
REfStsi ETHR l can recommend as
an efiicacious remedy
for diseases of the Liv-
er, Heartburn, and Dyspepsia, Simmons Liv-
er Regulator, Lewis &. Wunder Chief Clerk
Philadelphia Post Office.
notify.
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DEMOCRATIC REFORMTI
FOR PRESIDESr,
SAM L Ell j. II l. ID L y,
OF SEW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
THOM AS 4. HENDRICKS,
OF INDIANA.
FOR CONGRESS
JAM l. = \. Nick l. N l.,
OF Christian.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-10-04
LIVER
An Ef1cacious Remedy.

er, Heartburn, and Dyspepsia, Simmons Liv-
er Regulator, Lewis &. Wunder Chief Clerk
Philadelphia Post Office.
nO37 w.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-10-04

Gen. John b. Gordon.
R. l., Mott Of Columbus, Ga.
are among the hundreds tC
whom we can refer. Price 81 .OO
, 1876-03-08

Spe-idl W5palth 70 7'he EEftaao 7Ti6NIK.
AunonA4 ILL.,, March 7.-Tle city election
passed or quietly to-day. Tbomas e. Hill,
author of nilrs Manual Of Business Forms, "
was olcctol Mayor without opposition, and J. ".
nco reelected Marshal by q MsJorlty Of 594
over j. Daua Hill. Dr.. s. B. Hawloy succeeds
N. II. Hobbs ~ Alderman Of tho becoud
Ward William aIcaGhor is re-olectod in
tho Fourth; james Murphy in tho Eighth
aud L. O. Hill in tbs Eleventh, vh!te P. G. Ban
son succeeds James Templeman IN the Fifth,
and II. II. Evann. proprietor OF the Fitch House,
SUCCEEDS j. N. Titsworth a. Aldertusn OF tue
NiutA Ward. J. +. Wa1o and Cou O'Ncill wora
ro-elected Street Commissioners by very largo
naaiorites, tho formor for fourth and tho latter
for lifth torn.
, 1876-03-08
FRANCE.
HlnfNT NEMnna

fHH*AEs
CABINET RUMOng.
I,osnor. March IA special from Paris says
that Dufs11ro Insists that the Cabinet ba formed
exc1ns!ye!y from tho party of tho Loft. Thers
will bo no Presidential message when the Az.
ac1nL1y meo!s tomorrow.
REPUBLICANS II coCsciL.
VERSAILLES, March 7.-Mombess Of the Senate
aud Chamber Of Deputies held preparatory
aud merely formal sIstlngs to-day.
Tho lsepabiicsn Et,1, pnion snbsolue nt'y hsa
counselng united action, especially 10 view Of
tho MirinIorlal question: The tnoeting adopted
. resolution declaring VIC will support . hom-
ogancous Cabinet, which i8 fairly resolved to al-
tnn1ntor tho country In . thoroughly Republican
eoneo in conformity with tho spirit Of tho Con-
Atit,ltou and tho will Of tho nation." E1-prosi-
don't Thioss and jules Simou wcrc not
present, both objecting to tho meeting.
FLOODS.
PARIS, March 8--5 q. 1n.-Tho wateyB OF .he
Seine aro again riatng. Tho floods lhroaten 10
bocoma very disastKiouB.
, 1876-03-08

--1--------~--
~ ~. r,,,4h at,,. ~ N. rnh n,.... At ~. r,n,
ne,1. a9c1,nns,d usrt Of thn Tcnsb. Heath r.s.
Cleveland. LanXather, Nekinson-is.
Nays-Foty. Dixon, Warren. BONNER. Cul!ertou,
Meclofy. lh!dresls 3 nat[e5| o7,nsn. Weaman' WhMe.
lun1eTsoh' Eampne!l. Gut1. AJan. Eesaasat' sto"E'
"nns; oruauue.' 'l'lpa,,
Aid. lhchardson moved 70 ststke out the ltsms
Tor
TIE coLLEc9ohs nFfIeE
sboyo tGe eotn foeotnuenaea y * mo uomp.fo!l.
discussion this motion was lost By the follow
Ing vote:
Itd*-Hiehardsnn, Fitzgerald. Coey. sp7lding. Stone
i1,ds ~ 5t'ne o. tae f1tn. Ls't r. .oe
III VIZ "'''''' o'"p'e''' es'' e''''Aae' oesn''a
Nara-Folcy, Dixon, Warren, BONNER, Mcc1ory,
HiIifeth, Bailey, Oi3r,en Gupdcrson. outrt. Nynn,
Esssh;ssat, s s.out .hr. Lengseher, schsnnaf, Muir
pay, n*eene3-lS'
Tho Item "a passed On In tho Committee OF
tue Whole Haa then takon up. AB It formerly
road 1t provided for twelve men at an annual
cost OF txnb7!l or sl6.777.60 for tho ntno
months. Tits forco was bv repeated mottoua
and votes cut doun 10 collector, cashier. book
keerer. aud -four c1orks. II al aggregate expense
Of t9,G03 for nino montha, ar 4 saving of
SG,274.50 on the itom.
.TnE ITEM Or sTnrzr-c1yAv1xo ...
moved 10 cut down tle Item from .s75 ssi 5o6e ' to
$4,000 for tho South sda. AID. s.oue moved
to make tic item 100000. Aid. White moved TO
lay the taet motion on tho tablo, but it wts lost
--z3 10 IL.
mako tho eun eco 600. but that wsa withdrawn.
AID. 1seidy moved to make tic Item e70,000
and then the flood-gates wore opeued aud tho
torront Of speech turned looao.
AID. 1illareth spoke.
AID. Cullarton, hfssr somo discussion Ind been
had on the general subject OF economy, said
that II tho movement goiug on was political
orc to break down tho present city adninistra.
ton he wanted to meet 4 squArtly aud fight i. to
the end. He hoped that the city'a paper would
; go to protest, aud then tho question could 10
settled: but ho VIA auro 1t would not.
II thcrn was any danger Of such
thug, tho public ha11e would be fllto1 by naBa-
mee.inga OF c'tlzons Who would tako measures
to prevent such catastrophe. Buch meetings
would do what had bcen long needed, would
bring tho .&ax-tghters to terms they uo.e the
real evil Of the Government.
.a .hes ~ han ~ orads 81 r. ,ow .aa 10y 80
Tho speaker % ehs.acsortscd tho IT taG.shters a.
ttn,nsic, - t,.a' .Jps "ono IT, 'Aan tne ~
n,nnnaaa - nv H. 'ran5 - an H, oAnu'.s; 70
wl,n refaed tn INV t1cir ts1cs ~ hn W saa ~ .oen
Ill ~ th;ni, 4 ~ .s."r tn1es. 44e spoaaes
ad n0f 5 W tho iii Ct II 70 pns hs Item Of
roo1 IN Eov Vnr. ,,oaNho,tar ~; KY & u.es "ae
6sher cty In tho void Tbs man un sas III n my pmy
tsa clt,'s nancr was short II 1n ~ ,n.n. taas
sidn ~ Hi couan sto al ths sos t poMet snas
1eao y. n1A Goa ~, Ely 1oo hteWsu ol
ens giesiest itt sy ,vh .hs l1h n ne apeaaet
that Chicago stood ike :, "psIght and shining
empire 90 1hs shores OF the IaIe.H ~''|e
Aid. Ga.rx h!okc In favor Of cutting down. To
was not o:= Nho found much fault. Yet ouo.haIf
Of this money WAS spent on mon who had no use
for l.. Bono men wero employed who owned TWO
or three houses, while poor men were left
ont, bacauBo tho bester-oH wpro tho friends OF
, 1876-03-08
ITALY.

ITALY.
III PARLIAMENT.
RoyE March 8.-Sgnor DiAuc!,ari baa been
elected ProHidont Of tho Senate, dofosting De-
pretis, candidate Of tho Loft.
AFRICAN EXPEDITION.
LONDON, March sc D. m.-Tho Times cor
respondent at Nomn totegraphs that q crowded
meotlug of tho Italian Geographical Society wna
held ye4scrday 10 bid farewell to tho Gen.
tral African Expedition under Marquis
Antinofi, Prof. Chiarini, and Capt. Mar
tint, which embarks at Naples for
Alden to-day. Crown Prince Hum
bort Con. Menabroa, and other distinguished
tho members OF tue expedition last night.
, 1876-03-08
FLOODS.
THE GREAT wAB1 ALONG THE 11lss1sstpp1.

THE GREAT wAB1 ALONG THE 11lss1sstpp1.
Sn<cfai Dttpateh to The Ch,ca1o tribune.
LACROSSE, Wis, March 7.-Ad1itional patt!c-
ulars regarding tho groak Hood wero received
to-day from all directions. Indicating that tho
damage done is much greater than reported last
night, end 1t Ia feared that tho condition OF
arara will be much worge. Tie water In small
streams continued to riao during the night.
The MisHisslppi River, following suit roeo
feet at this point in twelve hours. Tho LIZ
Crosse Nlver roso feet during the night, aud
1t Is fonred that all the mlldama above havo gone
out a. all were reported IN bud shape last
evening. Nothing can be learned from that
direction to-day houoyoE. All bridges on tho
In Crosse River arc gono or unsafe. All road
communications with tho Fifth Ward Of this
city are cut OF, aud It Ia feared that tho Atgh-
way bridge will be totally wrecked east Of here.
wator for distance Of miles, NTH q milo of
track reportcd washed out east OF Wlnona
Junction.
ALL TRAINS
On thtn road arc Ruspsndod. The weasorn tor
minus Of tho road IL now ut sparta, with no
Eas.csn mall slace Saturday night. All
communication IL now cut of wcss
of hero. rho lnst heard from loot
Niser Valley Is most startling. Tho water in tho
loot River is higher than 1t has been since 1858.
The Southern Minnesota Railroad. which ruuH
through this va1!oy, is reported to be in q foar-
ful condition. 1t Rushtotd, throo bents Of tho
railroad bridge aro gouo. At Houston mues Of
track aro inundated: Two truss bddgcH. Nos.
II and -. near CushlnE'a peak. arc reported
Rono. No. bridge Ut 1fokah il Gono, with the
water feet doep OIL tho bottoms, Tha machine
shops at Hokah aso,fujl OF water. Until tho va
ter subsidies tho amount Of damage to ths Road
CANNOT DR EsTiMATED,
but enough IL known to warrant tho statement
that 1t Will not DO In running order Tor vock at
least. Tho Clinton, Dubuque d Minnesota load
has boon lightly touched BY tho flood, losng
small bridge. Ihe trains on this road wi!i PROB
ably bo running regularly tomorrow.
uuDuQuE, H., March ALL the t1aina arc be-
hind tinu To-day tho atorm Of Monday having
been aeyoro, washing out s1acka and Weakening
the cu!Yosts.
, 1876-03-08

What IL more common or distressing than bilious
attack ! Who " nos familiar with tho well. Known
kfurto,us, ptpreaso1 Across Tho stomach and chest
low ip!rit. sese4aaeas. goonineA4 Of u!ul, wuari.
mesa dull hesIaeho. dirty, grassy appearance Of Tho
lxtl.e. aud cosstyenrss7 Fss, tn!sea, of Tho moro
otl!o2ry ls of aty .te moro widely prevalent .han
these eioas " 70 daaoRasrs .na " shsf may readily 10
operation tho liver will TO Eapdsy restored 10 healthy
acieu tho sltsted sscretions Of thu stomach cLaupo
a eosfsncss fsnoyed, md the whols system kaxSteI
IL Seco1sEtuR ts noku,sl condition.
, 1876-03-08
STARVING.
4 SAD STONY,

CorENITAaEN. March 7.-Tho lAst mail from
1coland reports that GOO inhabitants Of tho West
mauna Islands, q group lying to the nouth Of leo
1nnd, and belonging to DENMARK, arc
probably dying of starvation. The fish
eros there laAt year sscre uuBuccesR-
ful, and the inhabitants, fearing
that their food would not last them throughout
tho winter, eont to Iceland, asking for supplies.
Accordingly q anall quantity Of supplies was
bottle vns found on tho cosat OF Iceland con-
tnitling letter stating that tho nuppos on hand
woro only adequate for oue weok, and famine
was inevitable. Tho dangerous aeaA during tho
Westmanna Islands almost impossible.
, 1876-03-08

THE WEATHER,
WAsHlS0ToN. D. c., March 81 =. m.-Fot
the New England and Middle Btatcs, rain, fol-
loved by partly cloudy aud colder weather, brisk
Boutleriy winds, shifting to westerly and north
westerly, aud riaing barometer during the aftee-
nom.
,yeather ana alonly-ruiug temperature, winds
HhtttnX 10 eAstariy and soNthsrly, followed by
falling barometer during the afternoon.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
C1lcA0o, March ].
, 1876-03-08
OTHER CASUALTIES.
PROBABLY FtTAL FALL.

8peetat Dtspateh 10 Ths CAleaao Tt1buAt.
C1Nc1aNATI, O., March 7.-Jamea Depap, Of
Chicago, while Intoxicated to-day, fell down .
hight OF stairs 1t tho st. Nicholas In this city,
sustaining fsaesuru Of tho skull and o.hor in-
tuEss that will probably result fatally. IIo lies
now. IN tho CiucInnsti Hospital. lie haA .
brothor Living 1t No. 2a2 Moth Clark street,
Chicago.
, 1876-03-08
STAGES 10 The BLACK HILLS.

YANKToN, D. T., Ma,ch IA four.horso daily
stage and express limo will hereafter make rogu-
lar trips from yankton to tho Dlsok Hills, COM
moncing tomorrow morning. Lnttors and pa-
per-. sent via isnkton to any point IN tho Hills.
plorre City. nd from tllcre by mn independent and
responsible line to their destination. A train
composed Of twenty-threo wagons anil 1856 men
atartud to-day for tho gold-iields. Tho weather
Ia such as to justify tho anticipation Of carly
opening OF navigation on tho Missouri River.
, 1876-03-08
French Republican Leg}slu-
tors Hold q Prelini-
nary Meeting.
Thoy Will Have Mo Monarchicat TIM
ber in The Cabinet.
Natives oil a Danish Island Actual.
1y Dying from Starvation.
The Spanish Cortes Will Issue Patriotic
Address to the King.


GHEAl HHllAIN.
LONDON HOLIDAY.
LONDON, March Queen Victoria aud tho
Princess Doatrlco to-day traycrsed London by
~ 1S.r;n T,A1,',
tsa b''ess' cofhhai' Aoaaonhal at1eos ant.
Whito Chapel road, to open tho now wing OF
tho London Hospital Ia White Chapel road.
A 1arpa Indy nf trnn:a actcd m their ca-
cort, aud immouso and enthusiastic
e,o~oH ot peoplo '!ooa tao ss'ee.7
through which tho royal party passed. tri-
umphai arch was crccted ann many buildings
yerc tassefully and profuscly decorated, Lust
Asas ~ wv o'o.A Aoa IVY
Which ato ncafly On tho line OF tho route, was
neglected for tfuo. Residents Of tho East
Eud aro obBcrslng tho day as holiday.
ruv r,,ur
n,.,..,.,....
Ano Antesn"''o"a' hn'u'o 'aeo "Aa moa oS AZ"
gomar uatmon1do8 Hecond. tlorlnel third.
TIE FUGITIVE aLAvE oIacuLAn.
In tho House Of Lords this eyoniug tho ViR-
cnur+ f,or,vo,, nreaontad a p.t,+,oo airnod bv
."a4. se.".'4 sAsu .aa"...se fA s'esa ~
tho frotestahs olesenunR ministers OF 4!ohaoh
praying tho Immediate and unconditional With
dEawal Of the fugitive slave circular. On taking
this step Lord Carttwol poluted to the efforts of
civilized nations including thu Unitod StateB, to
abolish slavery.
Lord Cairns, inroply, oxplaiuOd that tho object
Of tho circular was to 1ntorm tho commanders
Of Her MaiostyH vessels that it would not sur
them In place OF eafety; but inasnuch as q
British vessel entering foreign .watora was
bound not to ylo!ato or abet q yio-
1Ation OF tho yIawB OF foreign State,
the English Government preferred refusing to
receive alayes Oh board to surrondor,ug. them
after they woro received. Lord Carus called to
mind what tho ploaeat Government bud dono
towards HuppreeHnE tue slhyo trade u Zhnzi1ar
, 1876-03-08
TURKEY.

TIE RErunIIo PROCLAIMED N sEny1A.
VENICE, March 7,-rho Tempo pub!lstps
dispatch from Zagabrls, dated to-day, stating
that the Republic has beeu proclaimed iu sszyia,
tho Obteuogitch dynasty dcposed, Aud Prince
Milan escorted to the frontier.
DENIAL.
WAsulNo2oN, D. G.. March 7.-Tho Turkish
Legation Ii authorized to dopy tho reports that
thu insurgents bad been twice successful 10 HoI-
zegoyina; that the Turkish troous had nothing
to oat but dry broad that Christians had baet.
murdered In Bosnia and that the now reforms
promulgated throughout the Empire h9d not
bean enforced in ThessaliA and Epltus.
LATE8r.
LONDON. March 8-J. \, m.-Thp Russian
Journal u Eourss publishes telegram an
uouncing the restoration Of tranquility at Kaa.
jugeyats, after the election diaorlers.
4 batlin dlnpAsch to tha Post statea that
rriuce Milan has, like tho Prince Of Monteue.
gro, pledged himself To dlscouutenance tho lu-
susfctiou In Herzegovina and e1sFs bis influence
in favor Of peace. Tho Northern Powers haye
, 1876-03-08

4 nEnELL1ous cI11EY CAPTURED.
ST. pErEnsbUnu, March 7.-Late Khokanl ad-
vlcos state that the wou!dbs Khan, Fulat Beg.
having fed to tho Altai Mountains, to incite the
mountain tribes 70 ra8o against nuBssn t1te, has
been captured and handed over 70 tho authori-
Heu
, 1876-03-08
ROBBERY ON 4 STREET-CaR.

About o'olocs thss morning Cot. ~. Nclaou,
Of tho Woatern Uo'on Telegraph Company, While
going west on q Madison streetcar. WAS robbed
OF sim Of money noar tho Fifth ayenus cross
lug. a nan by tho name Of Simpson was nr-
rosted on suspicion md located III the Isdiaop-
Street Statiun.
, 1876-03-08
SPAIN,

AuuAEb3 Vi LUN1A44o4 IL 4Ah A4AHs
MADRID MRrch 7.-The adlress to the King
has been drafted, and vaa read In tho Cortos to-
day. It declares, referring to Don Carlos, that
that obstinate aud ambitious Prince has ro-
crosacd the Pyrennos without obtaining any
concession which might encourage ronewed
rebellion. Tho ohambes rejoice. tlas
cordial relations. exist with foreign
hSxo an ad md tSs hopis poa IT, sts M ainss Sa s
which should march united on tho path Of pro-
grcas aud liberty. Tho Cortes ardensly dchiroa
th4t an arrangement 10 mado With tho Holy Boo
consistent WIN mataa! J.. rGts: 4. believes tho
hope Of tho authors Of tho NOR Of devastation
and plllAgo In Cuba. Poaco unteB tho King a1lu
people, who, together, vii! yanquisl ali future
QUESTIONS TO he BErgLEp.
A SPECIAL frolu Miranda says that King AL
fonBo was received at Estclla with but slight
onthusfnsln. The Carllssa aud Liberals in tho
Nor 1s In y dSfsnso Of tho Local
cato agitation againas, tho fuerod, as
hindering the paolheation OF tho country.
Tbs ministerial md Liberal newspapers
Of Madrld, howovar. contain daily attacks
Journ tho the subject year. whom tho co11soriJ-
ton from which Basque provinces hayo hitlorto
been exempt will 20 a1scaded to the whole
Kingdom.
Primo Minister Caranoyas has decided to largo
ly reduco tho army expensca Fifty batalliong
havo a!rcady been abandoned: Eighty
s9asana s%.s asbuaa sa a1a'F Gen. osmpoS VIZ
lying columns throughout tho Basque PROV
iueos aud Navarro. Twenty thousand soldiers
vii. accompany the King Gu his entry into
Madrid.
LONDON, March B-6 q. ma telegram from
CAdix to tho Times AtateB that the man who
, 1876-03-08

LONDON, March 7.-1he Ruski afir calls at
tension To tho alarming enlargement OF fortEoss-
CO nnd tho construction Of Bkratcgical railways
On the eastern frontier Of Prussia.
, 1876-03-08

1T PAYS 70 TRADE ON THE VEST SIDE.n
GREAT SALE;
BLACK SILKS !.
AT THE
West End Dry:G00ds House,
MADISON AND PR0RIA.STS,
CARSON,
PIRIE & co,

Will this morning offer for sa1a
the following lots Of Silks
at O Tremendous Sacrifice be-
low the Closest Cash Values :;
constituting them
Very Important Bargains,
which no lady requiring, or in.
tending to buy. Black Silks,
should neglect.
FOR 1NsTANcE:
We shall offer u pcs. Heavy, ali
Silk, imported Black Gros.Gra1ns
at s1.oo per yard; Bargain oxcel1-
ing anything heretofore offered in
Silks.
At Sl.25 VIC shall sell 20 pieces
Lyons Black Silks, handsome finish
and quality; goods that are con-
vincingly cheap.
At sl.5o wo shall oHor IS pieces
Splendid Quality Cashmere Black
Silks; beautiful 1ustre and finish,
and worth G2.oo por yard.
We shall offer 70 pieces Lyons
cashmere Black Silk, elegant aatin
finish, at sl.76 per yard. This lob,
or sllks aro SO enormously chesp
that overy lady in Chicago or neigh
boThood should secure O dress at
once.
IS pieces rich Cashmere Black
Silks at $500 and 1925; would bo
good value at $3.50 and $500 per
yard.
a few pieces Richest Sublime
Black Cashmere Silks at $500 per
yard; worth $3.50 at retail.
, 1876-03-08

BALTIMORE.
baltimore. Md. March 7.-Warner, Dressed
& Co., tobacco and shipping merchants, have
suspended. Tho amount Of their liabilities, 4
part Of which ia in Europe, Is not yet aBcer.
tainod. The Immediate cauae for their failure
WAS tho suspension OF Thompson l. nandalls.
whose notes they bold for e20, COO. Dresel las
been the German Consr! At this port for many
years.
, 1876-03-08

For coughs and throat disorders use
sulc!puey BY tsat VI many Yesas.
, 1876-03-08
OUR SALE

Of Bargains in Fancy Silks at
SO, IS, Is cents and upwards
continues to attract many pur-
chasers, and some Of the lead.
ing styles will soon be closed
ont.
MADISON AE0 PE0RIA-STS,
, 1876-03-08

CASEN0VIA, N. Y.
CAsENoy1A, N. T., March 7.-E. B. Parsons 4
Co.. bankers in Dc Nnysoz, have failed.
, 1876-03-08

ATLANTA, GA.
ATLANTA. Ga. March 7.-Cook j. Check hav
failed. Liabliltses supposed to DO s1o0. 100,
, 1876-03-08

LOUISVILLE. Kx.
LOUISVILLE, March 7.-Charles Il. Gardner,
grocer, filed D petition OF bankruptcy to-day.
His assets are estimated at eos. 600; labiltiea,
S229,D00.
, 1876-03-08
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LONDON. March 7.-Stean,ahIp PsnDsslvanls.
FROM Philadelphia, Somorsct aud State OF lnd,-
ana, from New York, hayo arrived ont.
aoylLLE, March B.-Arriyeu, steamship Pern-
vian, from Portland.
, 1876-03-08

spec1ai Dtsnat:h to Jht Ch.eaao 1r,buns-
Es1E, Pa., March 7.--Tho Erlo UazeAs Was
sold At Constables saio shts morning. Sam
ali tlo properties OF the otfico, eto.
The New York herald., 1876-11-16

THOMAS q. bHEARMANs
Mr. Thomas G. Shcarman was found In his once on
Nassau street yesterday afternoon, and very cour-
tcously give his views OF the Presidential situation
a HERALD reporter. Mr. Shcarman began by saying
that no had TOO much confidence in tho good sense
Of the people OF the United States to believe that
either party would be insane cnoueh DO anything
that would tend toward revolution He felt sasiGned
that the party taking such step would be certain |"
como out tho ioscra
REroRrxR-Havo tho returning boards the right
count tho vote in secret exclude the representa-
tives OF both parties that have gone souths
Mr.. SHEARxAS-Thns matter 10 definitely settled 81
law and certainly trust for the satisfaction Of thu
people OF the country that both parties may DO repre-
scntcd as tho count II highly important that they
shall bo DO satisfied tho airnsss and legality
OF the count
REroRrER--Supposing tho democratic party should
not be satisfied with the count In LOUISIANA, whas re-
drcss would they havcf
Mr.. SBxARxAN opinion appears TO DO divided - 20
the right both houses gong into JOINT ballot and
trust that there may not be call Tor such
have seen is suggested that such the vote Of
senate and Congress IN IL would certainly be
most dsgraceiul blot on the record OF tbe unlscd
states n anything ridiculous ever tOok place,
have great faith that the good scnsc Of the
ple will not sanction any such or course, if
tuch q thing did tho President Of the Senate
would have to Ill the Office. u would not bslhe
case where tho Electoral College did NOT agree upon
choice, but u was case Of no election
RHroRrxs--t has besR saegssssd that We kouoo
The New York herald., 1876-11-16
NO1 I Ill.
The Long-Drawn Agony Over the
Presidential Election.
PREPARING FOR THE COUNT.
Troops to Guard the Louisiana Return
Ing Board To-Day.
SUSPICIOUS TACTICS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Renewed Democratic Claims
Of Success in Florida.
VIEWS OF PROMINENT CITIZENS.
Judges Black, Paschal, Hand, Moak and
Conntryman Speak.
INCENDIARY UNDERGRADUATES.
The Ineligible Elector" Scare-Secre-
tary Tafts Opinion.
Judges Black, Paschal, Hand, Moak AMI
Countryman Speak.
UNDERGRADUATES.
The Ineligible Elector" Scare-Secre-
tay Taft's Opinion.

Tho situation is unchanged regarding the casting OF
the electoral the three still doubtful States
Florida, Louisiana and South Carolina. From Florida
have renewed democratic claims OF . victory, but
tho Board which will settle all this has
not convened The Louisiana Returning Board
meets to-day, well guarded by federal troops In
South Carolina the Board met yesterday but did not
proceed Charges Of Withholding the returns made
by democrats against republicans Tho seething ex-
citcment OF the people over this unwonted delay
and the aspects OF the situation thcy present them
selves Of all parties may appreciated from
the statements of prominent citizens which will be
founo below.