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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-15

General Burnside has q remarkably clear
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-15

INDIANAPOLIS, O6C6mOeo o0E AVS a. - As'!luO"
cratic COMMITTEES hasnt 10 the pfoviseons OF a.
the people ehd purity of slsstions; to p!sser,ss
make SActon Of Returning Ofhcers. snd dtfining
Vso.J ewtJ ~ No rolls OF tho Senate and House Of
not be deested - ifsSS S' ss 81 the se
stana by fair play and honesty-to meet
ct their county eeats on December % to
give expression of the popular Judgment
that can not be disregsrded, and to appoint
men ~ their delegates to . State conven-
tion, on January 8, who will fearlesslya yaud
prudently make such declaration and take
suoh action as will give our State her
proper position and inf uence in maintain
ing constitutional government and the
rights and liberties Of the people.
Tho Florida Investigation.
TALLAHASSEE, December 1.-THE con-
gressional committee to-day discovered
what is alleged to be an Interpolation Of
seyenty-two names in the poll-list Of Q pre-.
cinct in Leon county. This interpolation,
the Democrats charge, was msde'to cover
seventy. two fraudulent tickets of minute
size that were found in the box. The Dem
oerats charge that these tickets were hid
den in the folds of tho regular tickets, and
thus smaggled into the box, .s,-,f,
The interpolation was charged on the
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three or four weeks ago was introduced to
q party whose name understood was
Glover; he told mo that the Baton Rouge
election was . fair one; Judge Hunsaker
introduced ne.
Hsnrv Boudreaux-I reside in Assump.
tion parish; was supervisor at aet elecsson;
then received letter Of instructions from
licana and Democrats to consult over the
matter: I did not propose to return ma
iorisy Of 900 for Republicans an!ees It was
fairly done. CThe letter was read. con,
cinded not to obey the instructions, and
INV friends told md net 70 resign the posi-
tion for fear thatA bad man would got II;
the supervisoe in Lafourche told me thes
| he intended to carry his parish for Packato
whether Nichols got it or not; 9eCEsee se
| az MP things to give him majority; hss
| opponent had majority Of thiStee1; kMas
| present ct police Headquarters and eaw
| clerks copying sf6dAvitx; the persons that
| I know were Republicans; was never TOLD
| that must obey 'Jewett's instructions; the
| Lafourche supervisor, Marcelin Ledet, nxeo
| up his returns in this city. 80
| D. A. Ward-Was supervisor OF electlen
| in Grant parish; received . letter OF instruc-
| the otheYa. was read. Also received let
| ter pertaining to protests; was not in
Grant parish on election day; Jewett and
| kellogg told mo that it would be quite I'm
nossi6ie for me to return to the parish N
time for election; they told me this on the
| Thursday previous to election day; could
have returned and had twenty -four hours
I'd spare; / told Jewett about the written
instructions; he said it was quite impossible
for me to carry them ont; ! told them thai
I thought Gsant parish would 20 Demo
cratic; Kellogg told me that it was quite
impossible for mo to reach my Parien II
time; told him might If he would give ms
Ia Mr. Hurlhut--My supsrvisor's com
mission was eigned by Lieutenant Cover
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The Yellow Centaur Liuiment

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THE DEMOCRATIC
PLATFORM.
Official Text as Reported by the
Committee.

Adopted a, ~. onis. Ian" IS. 1879 I.
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(EnrAUR
| INIMENTS.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-30
w.e,he. probabilities.

WAsHINoToN, December 20. The
Indications Tor the South Atlantic and
Eastern aud Gull States, clear or part
ly cloudy weather aud northtrly To
westerly Winds, with rising barometer
aud lower temperature than on FIJI
day. For the Western aud Gull
states, clesr or fair weather, aud nort H.
erly To westerly Winds, Continued low
temperature below the Southwestern
iuteri)f and rising IN the EASTERN.
Cautionary signals oontiuue on thu
Atlantic coast from Charleston y
Il stporL e
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-
Mr.. Tweed 10 ready at any time to
be counted out.n
Senator Edmunds 10 bald and stoop'
ing, but 10 only forty.eight.
Tilden 10 avenged. Plymouth Church
has been pronounced unsafe.
J. H. Goodnight has just been sent
to the Kentucky Lunatic Asylum
Good night hes
John swinton 10 acting editor ofthe
New York Sun during the abseuce Of
Mr.. Dana. Ce,5 ~ rIo "a
Mrs. Clemmer, the Washington cor
responisLt, has purchased house on
Capitol Hill ~ 9ts ;sg9.'7sr
Professor Tyndall has forwarded his
check from England fof the Brooklyn
relief fund. "a 9ae0se y ssMNsS
Mrs. Belknsp never appears IN the
dinino room Of her houI In Wishing
ton, aud sees only her most intimate
frlends setal a n 81 -
nom Pedro has caught it. nov.
Tbeyive elected him Honorary Presl.
dent If the PhiIckpedsftica society Of
Athens, r-sa. .crs ti0es os11t
Il n. +. Bird, the English chess player.
Mayed twenty simulIanean- ganrs In
New York, amt won niLtissu. The
losing game wAs " ~. Ehcn'psols "
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Ths Porte u fuses 10 Permit the Occu.
patton OF las RrOsince by Troops

LONDON, December ~. = The Berlin
correspondent OF the Pail Mall Gazette
telegraphs: 1t 10 affirmed here tho
Porte has declared Its willingness to
make concessions and offers ample &C.
ourities to the powers but inadvertent~
ly refuses to sanction the occupation
OF It's provinces by any troops what
ever. II has even refused ils conseb
10 occupation by English troops, upon
which the Porte and Turkish ministry
were confidently approached, but by
which power your correspondent can
not learn. HHt H'ar
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.,.,h.r Death in tho eing.

BosToN, Decembe 20. Pat. J. Mo.
Dermott, surviving principal In box
INK match at Ruetr Hall yesterday,
which resulted In the sudden death OF
Daniel Davidson, was discharged, II
being shown that the lattes died hom
hart dtssase.
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afiairs of the state, aud enable tho
governor aud Legislature to exerclse
the duties otthe OIL iss to whloh they
vera elected. The memorial having
been read, Mr. Gordon moved that lt
DO referred TO the Judiciary commltIee.
a Resolution RrcoGuis,ag tho Manp.
Goa osssrn".rsI4asaAaO
Mr.. Frellng huyssn moved TO ameud
80 I'M 10 refer II 10 the Commi ,,pe on,
Privileges aud Elections Instead Of tho
Judiciary Committee, Penuing tho,
discussion, Dir. Gordon, by unanimuus
conseut, subn'ltted a resolution recrg-
uiIing the Hampton government as
The legal government OF South Caro-.
lina, Aut objection was made TO Il by
Mr. Morton aud others, and IL was laid
over. The question Oslug on the
amendment VI MIR. Frelinghuysen,
twelve Senators voted In the atllsma.
ave and tbirteen In the negative no
quorum 50 tho Senate, at 1870, I'd,
JOurned mail Tuesday next, IL accord.
ancc with au order previously adopted,
Text or 9ordoa's Hrro,ation.
The following Ia the text Ut Senator
Gordou's resolution, Which comes up
On Tuesday on the question at refer.
ence, aud which eau no called up ut
any tune aud will he regularly before
the Senate: AN ...tA
Resolved, by ths Senate, That the
State Epvern1ient nor existing iu
South Carolina, and represented by
Wade Hamplun as governor, Ia tho
lawful government Ot said State; that
II Is republican IN form, ahd that every
hssislance necessary 10 sustain It's prop
er and lawful authority Ia said State
should be gwen by the United States,
when properly called upon for that
purpose, To the end that the laws !tnay
Ne faithfully aud promptly executed,
life aud property protected anu do
feDded, und all violat0rs OF law, State
or national, brought To speedy punish.
ment FOR their crimes. fFt
Memorial for the Improvements OF He'd
hiver,
Colonel Levy presented memorial
signed hy Thomas A, Adams, presi.
dent Of the Board OF, Underwriters Of
New Orleans; Cyrus Bussey, pr, sldent
Of the Chamber OF Commerce; William
b Black president OF the New Orleans
Cotton Exchange; Il 5, Howard, pre-.
-ident Of the Merchants Exchange;
John u. Gains, preside OF the New
Orleans { lesrlns Housei J. A. Aiken,
| resident OF the Nav o leans and Rad
River Transportation company, w. I.
BJardham, presid ut of the Red River
Pilots Association, for the improve
meut Of Red River from Jefferson,
Texas, to It's mouth Ordered puo-
lished In the Congressional Record.
To. norrowa bill will be introduced
appropriating one hundr, q aud hfty
Thousand d,llars for tue purpose indi-
Gated in the memorial.
The committee on privileges aud
elections have summoned Mr.. Cronln
Ia the Oregon electoral case. 20
The Republican electoral vote OF
louisiana hss beea received by mail
none from either party yet by messen-
ger. as ara raaare
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~ which Mr.. wadleigh IN chairman,
examined Wm. Harrison, oolored, OF
East Baton Rouge, whose testimony
shows that while the negroes OF the
parish were generally Republicans
from choice, mauy of them had been
forced to vote the DsmocI attic ticket
through threats aud fear that they
W, uli he relieved.
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Lnrwe Inper MiIl nurnsd.

CINCINNATI, December 90 Bremn
her, Moore e. Co.'s large paper mill Il
Laurel, Indiana, was burned. Loss
$l5O, QUO
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NATIONAL LINE or STEAMERS.

Consisting of twelve fne large steamships
One of the hest and certainly the cheapes'
rain and Europe, Steerage and cabin, with
raj road tickets, either way, from ana I"
Dallas, or round trip tioSels, good Tor ont
year, for sale by the undersigned. For par
thu ars, and 70 see plan OF the steamers cab
n VT LYrE < co, Agents
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[ VOL. Iv.-NO. s59

afiairs Of the state, aud enable tho
governor aud legislature to exercIse
the duties otthe oil iss TO whloh they
were elected. The memorial having
been read, Mr. Gordon moved that it
be referred TO the Judiciary commtIee.
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Closing Out Bargains:

OvercOats, Business Suits, Dress Suits, Walking
Suits. Boys and Children Suits at an immense
Sacrifice in Order to Close Out Mems and Youths
WO' sted Prince Albert FrOcks from $40 to $780,
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FOR - ALzI.

improved and unimproved property In
very quarter OF the city; also, farms and
farming lands In Dallas and other counties
II Texas.
For rent-Dwellings aud business houses In
the city OF Dallas. Special attention paid "a
sbstracting and perfacting titles and estab
fishing land claims; also, TO the collecting OF
rents, notes and accounts, by
WEI YTE & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, No. 100 Damar street
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Gents Business Suits:

Mems good all wool Cashmere Suits
for $40; New all wool Plaid Cheviot
Suits $3.50; the Most Fashionable
Plaids for Is, Is, Ii and 20 dollars;
English and French Plaids for %,
Is, 29, and 30 dollars.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-01-12
Our Railroad.

The County Court on Monday last APP
pointed Col. John Netherland to pro-
coed to Knoxville and confer with the
officers of the e. T., Va. s. Ga. r. r. in
regard to the Rogersville branch of said
road. As we understand the matter, no
instructions were given to Col N, he
being only appointed as the agent of the
county TO look after her interest, and to
see if any arrangement can be made with
the officers of the main road, whereby
all litigation may cease, and the running
of the branch road be secured. We have
never thought the officers of that road
had any special enmity toward the peo-
pie of Hawkins county, and think when
Col. Netherland meets them he will find
that they will he willing to make some
fair and liberal arrangement, by which
cur road will be secured. The repairing
of the bridge seems to us to be too small
a matter to kill the whole road, but if
the E T., Va. s. Ga. Company will not
fix it, then we suggest that the next best
thing for US is to get up a company in
Hawkins, with capital sufficient to re-
pair the bridge, and run the road in ac-
cordance with the Nashville decree We
feel sure such a company can get the
road, and feel equally sure they can
make money out of the enterprise