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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-13
4 PUBLICATION rnH PATENT

"A Notice NJ. 3l5, United States Survey No.
@9.-Tnited states Land Oilice. Carson city, NJ
yeda May 1iIh. IA.t.-Noticr Is hereby given
that the AYERS AND HOPKINS SILVER MIN.
ING c COMPANY. corporation daily incorn
rated urder and by virtue ri the laws of thu
STATE Of California having lis principal place
of bl.inc.. IL TIE city Ct San Francisco, state
OF California hae III II day by a. y. GOULD. its
attorney in fact ana agcut whose Post Office
pddresa is Carson City, Ntvsda}, Ins'ie spplica-
ton snr United states patent for fifteen hur-
dral Il ,id3l liUear foet Of the Williams Lode.
n ar,le gol.. :iE,t silver q,arlz and her min
tr..!s of Precious metals, together with surface
srslIind rig hundred ltG0l feet in width for tn.
convenient working thereof: situate III the Eagle
and Wa>llac Valley Mining District. Crmsby
county, ani; State of Nevada, known aid deeis
mated on tie field notes and official plat ~
United States survey or lot No. 81 III Section 70,
Township 10 north OF range ~ east. Monte d.
able meridian: the exterior boundaries Of raid
lot No. 80 being ss follows. to wit: Beginning
at post marked No. 1, L. 5. Survey No. 80.
whence the southwest corner az Section %,
Township 10 north OF range 10 east, bears south
7So 29' west. S95 $40 feet: the Ayers Snd Hop
kius silver Mining Company cabin bears north
s. 20 west, $50 iec.. sud me discovery and work.
INK cut and tunnel upon this iline bears north -
26' cast, 9j5 fcrc; thence running first course,
north Is &c west 500 feet Ces. III kcd No 2
T. :. Survey No. 90; thence second course. n~rth
a 80 east $50 feet TO pest marked No. { : Sur
vey No 81; thence third course south l5k'
asst .hHG Fett to posi- marked n" L. :. survey
No. %; thrIrc fourth &, urre south ~ 20 west
$50 feet TO post No. !, the rlsce OF h SinniNR,
cont aiming 80 6f-it0 acres; bearings Expressed
rom the trIie meridian With T. magnetic varia-
tiuu 81 il X cast. This rltitn WAS located uB-
der the name of the Williams Mining Claim
and survey made IT, Accord herewith. The
workings ard improvements Oh this mine con-
-.t of m orcn ciIl 80 ict long. 20 feet wide and
IN feet deep, and Tunnel run in the hiil from
,ha face Of suiG cut II distance OF 3. fe,t. ex-
,trdiug 300 in ": ue. This rlatiI. is bounded
mort her!y ig the Ayers CousOiosi"J silver Min
IN. Com pays clsiIn; sotithcriy by The Loretta
C,!npany's mining CLAIM. The sald mining
claim being recorded in the Office d; the Re-
cor ter Of O2rusby county aforesaid. III volume
A, folio i2S. ANY ana all persons claiming any
portion Of sad Ayers and Hopkins silver Ain.
ing Compsny's clsim are required 70 tle theis
All, erso ciaim with the Register OF the United
S,.tcs Land Ctric. .t Carson City. Nevada. dur
ing the sixty day period of Ir'licatiuN, or they
viii ~ falr.d Iy virtue oi th' provisions Of
liz -tniu,c. L.G11ll NA.iA. l.siatir,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-13

AMENDMENr An.

1DEOfOSE AMENDMENT AM
4 revisIoo 81 :ae Constitution Of TIE It - a.:
Ne s'ia. rsssed ut tie seventh sessi1n OF the
Legislature:
Resolved. IL t!,e Assembly the Senate cor
f;1rgi,,I. That tG- Constitution Of tho state OF
>sya.iS .. 4ziiS1 i-t ~ .c'iny4:
a,...',' s.~.,.. us.e II Article TX ot the Con
-:itFiu,l -. Zoe site Ci Nevada s. as to read Us
:,;t1Ys:
esl.;.un |. The ffscal year shall commence On
,s irH' Ii: ~ n,cerhec In each year
.''s-.'! / eUfT's T.. .e'i.
i;nsNlt,i, - L. ,-,t,r..''!,r. h f-1.-a "G@-
cnrIiiiG, ,iat ii,st..,v -lat.', !r, tnuth
r!a IL" Dtce--.tT t.: resisting the C,'st.-tItt u:
We therefore rtcH'In,.I nj til ei,rro-r - :he
nt.t election for lub.:s ~ the r-:'@lst1c, -
vote for as;sInst jii.. calling Of Convention
gt5 the yIrpos - r-visirS rs CcE-titcti n u
the State 1T +,',a,ts.
Passed FetI :.ry -, 1875
Ih,r, ny certify cha foregoing 20 =" r:ne COP
ias frru: the original enrolled Resolutions ,n
6is IL IL office.
W-tn~ nv hard and the Gcest Sasi Of
81. 1et-. -.iE1i-t :. I--o.
,:a3.sa~ : y Ga!SU:;. Seq u; STA.
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sTEaha CALUMET SHOP.
WALSH &. TURNER.
IRyE ~nJyn CALI, Tue NJ

Corner - OriHahr rHt: s"'~iud .t-,e's near Ike
0rrnsty Hous" Car-.,n City Aeva:a.
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& s'!'IiC.TgssE t0n i PATENT.

3 TnLEC3CEstfT tGri i PATENT.
"a 70 tho NORTH CARSON NINE. No. 5Gi
L. :. Laid OfiC., Ga Ton ,ily, Nh ada, March
sd, i~.h.-- Notice i l"r.Uy gjt.u tEIt tte
North CAssoS -;rL,Ea Mi.lYG COMPANY, by
il Autn, rizc,i agent j. :. NCith. hose post
ol!ife address TX s'araOrI Ct ), NtN.,.:,. has this
d4y filed its application i,r patent toc fit
Teen NuEirei linear feet OF th'. North Carson
Vine vein bearing gold and silver, with
surface ground six hundred tert III width,
situate, lying and hrjug in Fad and NsNhos
Valley Mining district. County Of ormsby,
nn, tate of Nevada, ana hnuWn and d,sis
mated by the field notes sud official i.a' on lie
III this Office as Lot Nc. ~. in Township 10.
north Range twenty east Of Monte Aiablo me-
ri,liau. the exterior boundarics OF said Lot No.
- being as fOlioWf. to-Hit: Variation, To- rs
east Commencing at Post No. i. al ;. 4. comet
Of the riniln, on the southern slope Of the
i.:a'!us0in from which point the section cornt'
post ~ the >. l.. corner uf SECTION 81, J. IL NJ.
L. 70 t., n. ID. 81. besIs =. c. 10 l.. 1917 feet
distant. and the h2G aiad the dome Of the
state Capitol st CarSCn City bears s. 80 O. T..
and RUNNING y. A. IS J.. ,5iM foe. 10 Pest No.
thence $. 4 p Az ". 500 feet 10 Post No. T.
III nee i. 40 ~ =, t0o feet to pine, Of ba.iD
uIng, c",tai aiu5 q .&,;-l0J acre.. This ciAllt'
bounded by IL Other known mines o. mining
clsiuis. lac Location! Of this mine il duly M
corded in !lr n cGrts.rs Z flee Of fa&it ard
Hashoc VALLEY Mining District TT Carson ut!
Nevatis, III Box A Of folio 1872 Any aud hi.
l., rsuns ella iliInc aiy rsoly any portion If ssit
North Carson 3.iiIe or said mining ground Is
hcreiIIbefore de-: It ibe, require Il 10 file their
adverse claim with the Register Of the United
States Land Office. at Carson City, in the state
of Nevads, during the sixty days period of pub
LEGATION hereof or they will be barred by yirtu"
Of tho provisions OF the statute.
a. wAITZ, Register.
i. il. EDwARDs, Attorney. Iih2a
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
NOR AN lNCURABLE CASE.
DIR. Re RtChAU's
20 l. u EN- B A ]. = A n

iftc: ten years Of trial On this coast, has proved,
itself THE only cnrntiye in certain class VI
diseases pronounced hy medical practitioners ~
inCu-Gb,a.
;sr. lie Etfchau's Golden Ha3snIn No. I
Cures Chancrcs. Inst ana second stages: Sorts
on the Isgs BODY, Sore Ears. Eyes, Nose, cite.
Copper coIgrti Rlotches, Syphi,itc Cstarrh.
Diseased Scalp, and oil the primary forms Of
the disease known as s.rhlis. Price, So pc:
bottle or two for -,
'.r. IL Rich0u's Golden Balsam No q
Cures Tertiary. MercUrisl s!nhlitc Rheumnr
tisln. Bains in the Bones, bacs OF the Neck,
liberated Sore Throat, Syphiltir Rash jumps
and Contracted Cores. stiffness of he Limbs.
and eradicatcs nll -diseascs from the system,
whether caused by iDlisrt lion OF abuse "'
accomplishing the blood pure aud hcsltl,
Pci-., s. per bottle or two for SO.
Dr. LIE Ricbnu's Golden Spanish
aslIis0rc.
Fer the cure III Gancrrhea, Gic't, irTitntio
Grave end all Urinary or ncnita! dsarranr
,iiti.ts Price = - Per bottle
DIR. lie R.chaS'. Golden Spanish
Injection,
\ wash and objection ter severe cases 81 Goyl
orrhrs luti,nnme'p'v elect. Structures, and al
deess,s of tho hldnfys and bladder. Price.
81 80 per bottle.
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CARSON SILVER MIN.

N ing Company. Location u princicat
place Of !msintss. san Francisco, California.
Location "f works, Oruisby County. Nevada
Notice is hereby given. that meeting Of the
Eosr,i Uf Directors, held on the third day Of
October, 1876. IN assessment. No, :. OF ten cents
the corporation. payable iInnrdi..cly III United
States vold coin. 10 the Secretary, at the Office
of tho company, No. $40 San ,ome street. San
Francisco, California. Any stock upon which
sixth day Of November 1876. will b,h.l,lqGcnt.
and advertised for ssln at public auction; snd
unless payment is made before will be sold on
MONDAY, the TWENTr-SEVtSTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1875. tn pay the delinquent as
s,s>rnent. together with 'sts Of cdv. rtisinS
and expenses of sale. Ey order of the Bosrd
of Directors.
WM 4. NJ V.N BOkETLEN. Secretary.
Office. M. 22a StGsoiEe strtet, Room Il, San
ErabciscO. California.
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ITO sTON MINING COMPANY.

"-s @.H1'A-'" =. 4 .
Location of principal place ct business,
san Franchises, California. Location o. works,
Eagle District, Ormsby County, State Of Neya-
is-Notice is hereby given that AT meeting of
the Board Of Directors, held on the ID day OF
October, 1aT6, an assessment. No. J, Of Five
Cents Yer share was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation payable immediately
in United States gold coin. to the Secretary, nj
the office of the company, No. 4le3s California
street San Francisco, California. Any stock
upon which this assessment shall remain un-
p.id on the eth day OF November, 1876, will be
delinquent and advertised for sale at public
auction; ani unless payment is made before
will be sold on TUESDAY, the 2lst day OF
NOVEMBER, 1876. to psy the delinquent as
easement, together with costs of advertising and
expenses Of sale. BY order Of this Board Of
Directors.
W STAIRLEY. Secretary.
Office, No iiDH California street, 9l,. Fruu-
ci-cn, California.
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EQUALIZATION.

NvOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
~ the Assessor h 50 this day delivered 10 the
the Assessment Roll for the cur
rent fiscal year. together with the map book,
and the original lists Of property, an that the
Board Of County Commissioners will SIT as q
Board Of Equalization at the County Clerk 3
Office Oh
Tuesday. September 10Th instant.
At 10 o'clock a. NJ, and continue III session.
from time to time s. provided by law. until the
business Of equalization presented to them is
6isposed Of T. j. EDWARDS.
CLERK Board County Commissioners.
Ornsby County, Nevada.
Dato1 September Is. 1876.
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Ess.sss:FxGTs AsD PLATFORM
OF FEE u..7TIRsAa a.
g1cstF, CONVENTION.

Fi-,,-rTEe Units states CT America ~ rs
t;t'u sci no: = i".gue, aui by the o',n.h.o.i
y.o-ki.:1s vi Ns.irnai ans State Crvs-l ~. t't7
,.ni'r tlIsirr.-ptatit' Constitutes io- ti-Ets
- every citizen ar -sc;.:S.i at tom ana I'T"
t,ctri abroad slf .i.o g''i:t1G ~ -,s.t-7' 1T.'-
n l;Hj.
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Also. Agents fay Dr. lie Eicloa'
Golden Pills

Yer Seminal Weakness. Night Emissions. I,r,.
potency. snd al diseases arising from Iastu--
baton aud excessive Hfprss. l,ice - Per
bette. The g,nGiuc ttoIuIN H4IsNM is put "
only in round tuttlrs. az. receipt OF price,
thee medicines will he s,1t Il, at parts OF the
country. hv express CT r-a!i, sec'uy ~ pach( ], ,
AMI tr'a from oLarrv six =. vote Agents q. +.
kiEHtH L9 L co, whoj, sale ana retail drug.
gi-is aui chemists. southwest Gunner Of Clay
ard Ssi.- III" streets, SAN trsHCiscC California.
ar~!N-1y
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-13

I'VE noTI.D CALL IHt: t , N
all utic- Wnofworkers to the feet that We can
work both soft ard hard weed iumhHs to any
desired shape. Edge tools Of all Kinds ground
sni shsrpaned in tho best manner. Ne also
sUrface llmbcr. nIske tUnGusd atf grneyrd
aooriHg, beaded ceiling. etc. Parties will do
well to sivo us call. W. ira prepared to do
20 d work * ascIgbie rag.
furniture Repairing Wood Turning
and scroll saving. Fence Posts
nad Pickeis made plain
81 turms>tl or fancy.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-13

:. q S,-"raT.H, ;hc,-'ns n.
=. Q. Ll&D. S~o-ctirT-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-17
STATE NEWS.
RAPIDES,

hAflUE0s
From the Gazette, June 10:
w. j. Neal, formerly sheriff of this par
ish, was accidently shot by enc of the con.
vict guards, few days since, near Cotile
landing. 1t seems that while marching q
squad Of prisoners out to work, one of the
guards slipped, and in falling his gun was
discharged wounding one Of the other
guards eighty, and planting eight buck
shot in the leg Of Mr.. Neal. The wounds
were of such eevere character that amputa-
ton seemed necessary. When last heard
from, Mr.. Neal was considerably better, and
no apprehensiOns were felt for his welfare.
ST. CHARLES.
From the Herald, June II:
One night last week c0l0red man, too
lazy to 20 on the batture and pick up all
the wood he needed, went for the wood pile
of Colonel s. N. Burbank, on the Fashion
plantation. The little noise he made
awakened Mr.. Burbank, and getting his
rifle, that gentleman stepped out on the rear
gallery and hailed the thief, who returned
no answer, but crouched behind the wood.
The colonel called to him several times and
at last pointed the weapon ct him, when he
attempted to Jump the fence. Mr.. Burbank
fred 1T the same moment and the man fell
to the ground with . heavy thud. Upon
examination it was found to be one Dor
nish, who lives in the quarters on the place,
and that the ball had penetr ated the thigh,
oreating . painful though not dangerous
wound.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-17
Hon. William A. Wheeler, Of New
York, for Vice President.
The convention met yesterday at ten
O'Clock, and after unimportant prelimina-
ries, proceeded to ballot.

In order to elect 377 votes are necessary.
The second ballot was commenced, and
when the State of Pennsylvania was called,
Don Cameron, chairman Of the delegation,
announced her fifty y.eight votes for Har-
tranft, as on the former ballot, and in obe-
dience to the instructions of the State
convention. Four members protested that
they had not been properly reported
that they desired to vote inde-
pendently, and not ss the majority
dictated. Quite lively discussion sprang
mp. which lasted for an hour. The chair
ruled in favor of the four protesting dele
gates from Pennsylvania, and against
the action of Mr.. Chairman Cameron.
An appeal was taken from the ruling
of the chair, and the chair was
sustained. Mr.. Mcpherson, of Penn
sylvania occupied the chair and made the
ruling. Upon an appeal being taken he
abandoned it to Mr.. Pomeroy, of New York.
On the vote to sustain the chair, the Lou
isiana delegation, voted aye 10, nay 6.
The four Pennsylvanians then voted tor
Mr.. Blaine.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-17
Captain Eads' Engineer.

Mies Grundy, in one of her chatty letters
to the Washington Chronicle, speaks of one
of Captain Eads' accomplished assistants
at South Pass:
Many of our society people, especially the
young ladies, pleasantly remember Mr.. Max
Schmidt, of the coast survey, who was one
of the beaux two or three years ago. A
most interesting letter. written by him, and
published in the St. Paul Pioneer, has at
tracted my attention. 1t is . remarkable
letter for foreigner who has lived so short
time in our country to be able to write: II
gives much valuable information, in an at
tractive form, in regard to the expedition
under Captain Eade, which is at work on
the jetties in the mouth of the Mississippi
river. An article in the Scientific american
by one of the officers of the expedition is
illustrated by maps and diagrams prepared
by Mr.. Schmidt. The latter writes to his
friends here of his great enjoyment of the
opportunities offered him for study and i'm
provement under the command of an officer
whose practical knowledge of the noble art
Of civil engineering 10 90 remarkable - ID
that Of Captain Eads.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-17
THE NEXT PRESIDENT.

Rutherford B. Hayes, the present Gov
ernor of Ohio, was born in Delaware, On'o'
October 4, 1892. He graduated ~ Aeoyon
College, and also at tho Cambridge Law
School. He commenced the practice OF his
profession at Cincinnati, and at the break
ing ont of the war held tho Office OF Oily
solicitor. That position he left to enlist in
the Twenty-third Oaio Volunteers. IN
1862 he was appointed major and alter
ward colonel, and at the battle Of south
Mountain he commanded his regiment IN
the engagement, in which his division COM
mander, General Reno, was killed. Colonei
Hayes was severely wounded in the arm,
but remained with his troops and gslned
and maintained an important posluon
on the field, In 1864 he was made Brig
adler General. The following year General
Hayes was nominated for Congress from
the second Ohio district, aud was electeo
by 3OeS msjority over the Democratic caa-
6idate. He was reelected in 1866, and De-
fore that term expired he was nominated
and elected Governor of Ohio by majority
of about 5000 over Allen g. Thurman, the
Democratic candidate. In 1869 General
Hayes was again nominated tor Governor.
General Rosecrans had been nominated
for the same position by the Dem
oorats, but refused to run against
Hayes. The strong man Pendleton was
then put up, and he was beaten by Hayes
by q majority of 1918. In 1875 General
Hayes was again brought forward as a can
didate to beat William Allen. Mr.. Allen
was strongly entrenched with executive
patronage, but the voters elected Hayes by
a majority of 5544. General Hayes is un'
doubtedly the strongest man in the West,
considered O. q candidate. Good fortune
has always attended him, and his record is
without reproach.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-17
Army Matters

Army Matters.
The death of Lieutenant Colonel Thomas
c. Eaglisb, of the Second United States
Infantry, is announced as having occurred
at Philadelphia on the ninth instant. De-
ceased was graduate of West Point of the
c!ass of 1919; was q second lieutenant in
1850. first lieutenant in 1855, captain of
the Ninth Infantry in 1857, major Of the
Fifth Infantry in 1863, and was promoted
to his late grade in February, 1869
The vacancy caused by Colonel Eng
lish's death will be filed by the
promotion Of Major Henry G. Merriam, of
the Twenty-foursh Infantry, now on duty at
Ringgold Barracks, Texas. Captain Robert
Nugent, of the Thirteenth Infantry, now
stationed at Baton Rouge, succeeds to the
vacant majority. Both Major Merriam and
Captain Nugent are well known in this
city, and they will receive many congratu-
latiors on their promotion-even as regrets
will be expressed at the loss Of an accom-
plishsd and genial officer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-17
WASHINGTON.
Winalow,e Release.

Winslew's Release.
WASHINGTON, Juno 16 Official informa-
ton reached the Cabinet to-day OF Win
slows release. The conclusion was cached
that the act abrogates the extraditiOn
treaty.
Bristow to Res1gn.
It is stated that Bristow will certainly
resign before the first of July. New and
Chandler are spoken of mis- SUCCESSORS.
Blaine out Riding.
Mr.. Blaine was ont riding after the nomi-
nation was announced, and was heartily
cheered as he passed through the streets.
He Congratulates Governor Hayes.
Mr.. Blaine, immediately after the reccp-
ton of the news of the nomination of Mr..
Hayes, sent q telegram to the latter con-
graduating him upon his nomination, and
promising him the vote of Maine. Mr..
Blaine conversed with his friends very
coolly and without excitement tonight
upon the result of the convention. The
following is the response of Mr.. Hayes to
Mr.. Blaine's congratulatory telegram:
COLUMBUS, Ohio, June l6, 1876.
To Hon. J. G. Blaine, Washington, D. G.
Your kind dispatch has touched most
deeply, and hardly know how to respond
in fitting terms. The assurance of your
sympathy and support nerves me for the
contest into which we are about to enter.
With your returning health and strength l
eee an omen of Republican success. / crust
that all trace of your recent illness will
speedily disappear; that you may be epeed-
ily restored to your family and country. l
send you my first dispatch since the nomi-
nation. K. b. HAYES.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-17
CINCINNATI.
A Scene In the Convention.

"A SCeno In the COnV0ut1Ous
CINCINNATI, June l6-There was great
confusion over the ruling Of the chair
during the proceedings. MCPHERSON said,
referring to Mr. Carwault, of Pennsy lvania,
his colleague from Plttsburg had dis
honored himself by his remarks.
Mr.. Thompson, of Indiana, severely de-
nounced the chairman for bringing into the
arena of the convention his personal differ
ences.
Subsequently the chairman disavowed
any intent to abuse his powers, and CON
into retort, but he withdrew his remarks.
The Vote by States on the Seventh Ballot.
The seventh ballot stood - Alabama,
Hayes l; California, Blaine 6, Hayes 6;
Colorado, Blaine 6; Connecticut, Blaine 2,
Bristow z, Hayes 3; Delaware, Blaine s.;
Florida, Blaine 8; Georgia, Blaine IA,
Bristow l; Illinois, Blaine IS, Bristow 5,
Hayes 2; Indiana, Bristow S, Hayes 25;
Immense and continued applause]; Iowa,
Blaine %; Ksnsae, Blaine 10; When Ken
Bristow's name, and cast the Kentucky
vote GAY for Hsyes]; Louisiana, Blaine
IA, Hayes 9; Maine, Blaine Ia; Mary.
5. HAYES 2i; Michigan, Hayes %; Min.
nesota, Blaine 9, Hayes l; Mississippi
Hayes l6; Missouri. Blaine 20, Hayes
| 10: Nebraska, Blaine, 6; Nevada
Hayes 6; New Hampshire, Blaine 7, Hsyes
8: New Jersey, Blaine 12, Hayes 6; New
York, Hayes 81, Blaine 9; North Carolina
Hayes 20; Ohio, Hayes A; Oregon, Blaine
6; Pennsylvania, Blaine "a, Hayes "a
Rhode Island, Blaine 9. Hayes. 6; Soutl
Carolina, Blaine 7, Hayes z; Ten
nessee, Blaine 6, Hayes Is: Texas
Blaine l, Hayes Is; Vermont. Hsye
TO-; Virginia, Blaine IA, Hayes
West Virginia, Blaine 6, Hayes 4; Wiscon
sin, Blaine l6, Hayes IA; Arizona, Blain
9; Dakota, Blaine 2; District Of Columbia
Blaine 2; Idaho, Blaine 2; Montana, Haye
9; New Mexico. Blaine 2; Utah, Blaine 2
Washington, Blaine 2; Wyoming, Blaine
The Vice Presidency.
The nominations for Vice President wer
a. follows:
Stewart L. Woodford. Governor Hawley
Frederick T. Frelinghysen and William
Wheeler. Roll was called, and whom Ney
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-17
THE TRIUMPH OF HAYES
WHEELER A LOUISIANA FAvORIrE
THE LOUISIANA DELEGATION
EN ROUTE E1OMEwARD
Especial to the New Orleans Republican,

CINCINNATI, June Is. 1876.
The struggle for the political control of
this great republic for the next four years
came to a close q few minutes after five
O'Clock this afternoon.
The combination foreshadowed in my
dispatches Wednesday was effected to-day.
All these, or nearly all, who were not as
good as pledged to Blaine at first, we're
brought into it on the seventh ballot.
Michigan led off on the sixth ballot with
twenty-five for Hayes.
On the seventh ballot New York and
Pennsylvania divided. Indiana withdrew
Morton, and Kentucky withdrew Bristow.
All the Kentucky delegates, sizty-one
from New York, and twenty-eight from
Pennsylvania came to the support of Hayes,
which created the widest enthusiasm.
North Carolina deserted Bsine; Missis-
sippi went solid for Hayes. and Texas near
ly the same.
Louisiana gave fourteen votes for Blame
on the last ballot, and two for Hayes.
The ticket, Hayes and Wheeler, is con-
sidered very strong one, and secures New
York, Pennsylvania, Ohis and Indiana be-
yond peradventure.
Nearly all the Louisiana delegation are
in my room as write. Packard starts for
Washington in day or two. Governor
Kellogg goes to Chicago on Sunday. Loan,
Chadbourn, Rice and nearly all the rest
start for home Tomorrow. Judge Steele
left this evening for home, via jackson,
Mississippi, with Mr.. Leonard, of Carroll.
General Souer goes with the Governor and
your correspondent to Chicago. George L.
Smith leaves for home tomorrow.
Governor Kellogg, Colonel Packard and
nearly all our delegates are delighted with
the nomination of Wheeler for Vice Presi-
dent. The Governor gratefully remembers
his celebrated compromise. T. G. T.