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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-26
ESTATE OF MARIE LOUISE RA1p0~
No 15l. -ASA>V&S-


UNITED STATKs MARsHAL's Ovy,c, ,
New Orleans. April 10, ISIS.
NhIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT w.p
district N osnkraprcy has been issued out Of the
Of e,.,aUa OF inc United states for the district
OF The parish "t Rapid. state Of Lousiana
t 1hSs1ogea . bankrupt upon h r own petition.
r nveTy Of any property belonging to said banS
prpns 70 ngr Or ior her use and the transfer Of any
meeting Of the creditors Of said bank r,n* mat
se oeoIs and choose one more asspnees If h.T
hs hcs VIZ DC held at court of bankruptcy. to
y" noAuen on the thi d day of NAV al u fasS n,
10 ~ a; d.; ct No - Camp rect, New Orleans bs' ~
lore J. ". durlry, JE, register. 0A'eHn'' 'e-
.r,,rr, :. B. PACKARD.
~. mys United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-26
MONETARY AND ConnERClAL.
MONETARY.

TUhsoAY 8vNuo. April q. 1876. J
!. The increase in tho demand for discounts ct
tho banhs and ON tho street continued to- day and
wa to come extent attributed 10 carrying cotton
aAd cose for bo ders and innortsEs. the increased
movement in tobacco. aid the N quisiti0ns ueual
at this season Of the year froD the Wholesale
t trade; Gold and fo.eien s1eh.oge exhibited to;
scarcely any quotable variation. The movement
IN New York sight was lin ted. but lened
without any q1otAble variation. Very little was
deEe in stocls. which were without any new fea.
ture. State ceneols and city premium bonds were
In only moderate request; the former closed .
shade higher, and the latter . fraction lower. The
CITY Council posed an ordnance to sell the
revenues Of the public marke to for four years pay.
able in the certified ard floating debt Of the city,
including city coupons due to Jaly 1875 one fourth
to b. paid ut the mo Of adjudication, the rest 10
three. ak and nine months notes, the city rsssrv
ing the rie ht to reject all bdA We notice, how
ever, scarcely any change In city scrip the effect
Of the ordinance having been anticipated.
we continue to quote exceptional osper 1t sac p
cent y annum discount; Al do Ut 10 d. and second
grade nominal First class mortgages still rule at
90lo p cent p annum, while second grade are
0nCir6ly nominal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-26
COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-Tbe sales today (not including ITO
bsles late Yesterday, not reported uLtl to- day,
embraced 800 bales; irregular and lower pricee
requiring reduction in our quotations Of &c on
come grades aud : &c en- Others. We give also
the figures and report vi the Exchange. a. below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-26

Death of n Noted Kep.ucht.u.


EVANSVILLE. Ind, April 25-Ex-Govern
or Archibald Dixon, Of Kentucky. died nj
his house in Henderson, Ken tuckv. lasi
nlgnt, after an illnees efmany weeks, caused
Dy complication of diseases and softenine
OF the brain: He succeeded Henry Clay in
seventy -four years old. " 10
aesi Stern In Kansas.
TOPEKA, Ks, April 25.-A hail s+or,,
passed over this county Saturday after
noon, mile wide, and extendinS NAM
miles south, which destroyed sil Che or.
eherds and wheat crops, Not single leaf,
bud or blossom Is left ON tho trees. A
places the hail was eight inches deem
Wagon loads could be ecraped up thu
six hours after it fell. Very little
damage was done in the city.
Runlanly shoemakers % Strike.
TBoY, April 25.-Tne workmen in M. L.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-26

inc Only sale OF STOCKS reported was at th9 EX.
charge
moderate busir ess was done in State copsols.
at slight adj gree. the market closing at 67h q
GIN. against 81 0t7h yesterday. No sales were
reported except at the Exchange.
City prt MUM bonds were less active and
ehsde lower. closing at 35d35k. against 35k ASK
yesterday. The sass not reported at the Ex-
and $500 city haltpaid coupons at S.
Old six per cent city consolidated closed 1T 47k0
48. and city wharf imp Ovements at -073. No
sales of ell her were reported.
No ssles OF city scrip or State warrants were re.
ported.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-26
STEAMSHIPS,

BREMEN.
North German Lloyd
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEANS
VIA AAVRK, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA.
as Germs. : s Lloyd viii n. n :: follow.
From Bremen. From Now Orleans
aANNOvRR.. February sA.... About March IL
(STkASSBURG. March l...... About Nay 2.
Direct to B,emen, with steevage passengers Onlv.
FRANKFORT.... March IS. About April %.
bAsNOVER..... April R.... ..Ab6ut May IT,
The steamers touch outward 1t Hsvre and Ha
vana. and ON their home trip at Havana and South.
ampton to land and receive passengers and freiRhe
subject to exceptions defined below.
PRICES Of PASSA0R.
From Bremen, Southampton or HavTe to Hav ana OF
New Orleans:
O2oln. ISO &0l0
nteerage. 50 gold
London, Havre or Bremen:
Cabin. $50 gold
SCo6ra40. - goo
Prom New Orleans to Havana;
VSC SOC
SIeera&o. ID goG
Passage tickets from Bremen, Southampton or
Havre to New Orleans issued by the undersigned.
withdraw the steam rs, to change their days OF
sailing. their destination, their routes, and the
prices Of pas age.
For further particulars apply to
I'D. F. STOCKMEYkR 4 CO., Agents.
aus ~ No. a Union streat.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-26
Toufguineff, the famous Russian novels

Toufguineff. the famous Russian novelist,
modestly eayf: II have not q bit of imsgin-
alton. I couldn't invent anything ii I tried.
All my characters are taken from life.
ana only photographers" To which Kate
Field adde: ''Tonrguinef undoubtedly has
seen all his people. but he has clothed Them
IN garments such IS no other brain could
fashion"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-26
OONSTABLES' SALES.

N, A. Baumsarden W. Jahn yvh.u.
Mfe Co.. Justice Court, Parish Of Oslsans
RY vleTuE OF A. Writ OF r1ERr FAcrAs TO
of az - s oy the honorah, the first Justice
pnr;, so 70 70. SCI at public auction on SATURDAY
apT,i 1s. iS.o twelve O'Clock NJ, at tho stsblss
in: n NO. lS4 Baronne street. the To- low
s ONE BAY HORSE, ONE BAY MULE.
T Te.. " the above entitled and numbered sut
ury notes - oAisou StS'oS treas
apl9 2329+ M osu1r,v.v
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WANTED,

PARTNER WANTED-wITH ABOUT $500
~, capita. part pay ment in real estate if suit.
ing ny BUSINESS. address MISSOURI TYPE FoIIN-
-, -. -0A.. H.ssourl. apo st
WANTED TO PURCHASER SRT On
~ meeting room furniture including officera,
cssks etc. Also . secondhand billiard fsSis
Aaoress glass box No. 2o16 stating price, and vhere
S"A 70 seoo. fel5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-26

STOCK on hand same time Last vesr...... l22 2O4
Todaysexports embraced SOB bales to LIVERPOOL
and3647 to Bremen.
Receipts proper since last evening 1877 bales.
%galnst 1888 last Tuesday, and 1879 last ear.
fof comparative totals for tho past three days
exports and receipts see above report.
IObACCO-The only sale re ported today was
iz6 hhds new. This makes an egg egate thus far
this week OF LIT hhds. against 307 all last week,
and 296 the week before. The amount ON sale is
estimated at $500 hhds We continue to quote -
folcxE Low loes ct s06c; medium 70 good
1t 607c; low leaf ut $3.50; medium ct exotic;
good at ukOl3c; fine at 1871 0l4kc selections
at lS0l6. ana Africans at l60-c.
ERKIGHTS-The market continues extremely
dull but the sail rate for HAVE has hardened,
and We now quote - follows:
~ steam-COtton to Liverpool, 7l6d: to Boston,
Providence, Fall River Philadelphia aud Baltimore
via New York, sc; to New York. NC.
By sMl-OOtt0n 10 liverpool, II; to Havre, Is l6
0Ec; to Bremen, H1l5l6c; to tho Baltic, sd
corn to liverpool. 10d
SU0AR-Received this morning I52 hhds. The
dsmsnd IL good. and the supplies ell cold 1t
stronger prices: Common &c; nod common Tic;
fair q igood fair &c; fully far 8kc prime s1sc:
strictly prime SIS 08Ac; choice Ga d9c; yellow
clarified 81 09kc; white clarified 10Ol01c p b.
MOLAShkS-Only Dbl came in this morning
Tho demand is good, and inferior fermentine com.
mAlds l5l720c; com mon do 3003sc prime do 100
42c strictly prime do 4s04sc: prime reboiIed sac
strictly prime rebeled &c. and choice reboed $50
p gallsn.
CITY RBFINERY SUGAR-ls selling on order, At
II 0SAc for centrifu gal 10 hhde 81 G9ko for vel
0w clarified, and Dt 0loko for white r.fied
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-26
"SEAHE OF JOSEPH Il. HlNsl1N. SR--
No. 1882 SA~'-

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's Oprcx
New Orleans, April II, 1876.
'hlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT WARRANT
frct n has been issued out of the Dis
a Louisiana, against the estate Of Jo.eph Nm.
R.p,c o. & st..s ale af IA the parish Of
bankrupt upon his own petition so)9ahhsed ~
payment OF debts and the delivery of anV nrnn
uss oeionsng to said bankrupt, to linn, or for ii,
.o o3 law; that meeting Of ths cyediio,s ~
pso o their debt.
0ouit o. oanktuptcy. to he hodoi On the e.s , =.
G,st =, A 1916 ct twelve o'clock NJ ,hs
Keiso eui ding. New Orleans, before q 4
an1a INV, q. B. PACKARD.
oP.9 @yA Cnited States Marsha,
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
EXPORTS.

1900 stavas
cotton 81 900 stavoe -
LlvKRPOOL-Bark Lord Clarendon-14oo bales
cotton 500 axe otcake 324 bbls rosin 200 bbis oil
=. LIN Barkentine General Mosman-
So $40 >saves
,BREAEN-Bark Har.burg-l0.s bales cotton 2e2
black y alnut logs Is 900 slaves
LUCkA-SCho0ner H Wilafd-238 bbls -four 50
naf bble Hour u half bbls beef % bbls pork 10
obls meal tefce hams l2s pkgs sundries Il, 1000
feet lumber 20 900 shingles
LOGDONDRKKY-BsIk Hans Thus-2l0O stayea
6003 sks oilcako
,PRNSACOLA-Steamer Msxie-25 bbls -four 10
bbls pork 733 aka corn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-26
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened At ll3t 01l31, against 1925 at New
YORK. and after q moderate business, closed at
ll3A 0ll3k. against llzss in thai market The
sales summed up $4,000. embracing $1,000 ut
i!3t; 5000 and 'el5 900 at 1873; $1,000 q, Ii3,s a
ll3h, ard 5000 at ll3k.
No Gales OF silver were reported American half
dollars were still quoted nom nal, ard Mex lean dol
lars at 90k gold.
.. fortisn exchange exhibited scarcely airy varia.
lion, and the movement Was mode ate. The sales
Of sterling comprised 237 900, embracing $1,000
bill Of ladlog at S. IS; $4,000 and &2O, 600 do 1T
81 le; $1,000 co and Al ci. At IS 4sa5 46; 5000
IS 40.
The only sale Of fancs reported was 25o, 900 COM
melcial at.
At the close sterling bills were quoted ut IS IS D
5 IS for bill Of lading and AL clear and at q
IS so for hank (bank counter rate % SIS SOIL
and francs at 4G3k for commercial, and nOml-
nal for bank.
New York SIGHT was sitter. but without Quota.
Bile variation The sales comprised 8 los COO, em.
brscng SIS 600 commercial at par, &25 GOO and
$50 QUO bank at 3'32 p cent premium. ana S25 900
private bankers. and 500, 600 bank At l-l6
TIE banks continued to check on New York
at y cent premium, and commercial sight was
still quoted at Isl
The following is the official statement Of the
eals reported to-day at the New orleans Stock
Excl an2e:
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-SrORES NOS. -, 50 AND s.. ON
81. Louis street, and No. Ito on Royal street.
81 on ground floor Of St Louis Hotel Estate HouseI
for particulsrs and terms apply to state Auditor
corner q Charities and st. Louis streetA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-26
CLEARED YESTERDAY

Steamer Marie. Blakeney, for Pensacola
nnlp Majestic, Giobons. for Liverpool
British bark John L Diminock, Mller for Bremen
British bark Lord Clarendon, Nichols for Liverpool
sarkentine General Mosman. for Limerick
German bark HarsburR. Hashagen, for Bremen
Schooner Il Willard, Willard. for ucoa
Norwegian bark Hans Thus Thus, for Londonderry
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Schooner Lille Eimms, from springfeld-New
Basin.
STEAMBOATS,.
Golden Rule. shinkle. from Cincinnati
Robert Young. Daniel, from Washington
kice Farmer. Dragon. from Lower G0Hst
Oriole. Carrck. nom Lower Coast
Bertha. Broad. from Washington
st John. MeRlroy. from Baton Rouge
Durfee. Boardman. from Shreveport
FNaser. Canton. from Lower Cosst
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-26

A CARD.-I WITH TO INPORN THOSE OF
IA my friends and the public generally. who IN
tend breathing mp housekeeping that it would b
to their sdv.ntage to can upon M before dispos.
prices for second hand furniture, and also make
liberal advances on furniture stored with -.
Packing and chipping receive my personal caro-
and attention. JOHN BOIG.
mh3l Inn l52 Camp street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-26
IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF ALLEN A. CARMAN-Nn
1929. A>~'

ESTATE OF ALLEN A. CARMAN-NO.
1929. >~'
UNITED STATES MARsHAI,s Ovy,cv
New Orleans, April 10, 1876. /
VTVHls Is TO GIVE NOTICs THAT w.np.~n
= N bankruptcy has been issued out of the his
trct court OF the nited states for the Distrct 10
ct new Orleans, IN the parish of Orieaas' Siaaa,
net.ion. th aa}ndged bankrupt upon his own
he Ss1;v snat the payment Of any debts. and
san to him or for hi. and tie transfer Of
nmy properly ~ MN are forbidden by law: that
Meetlng OF the creditors OF said bankrnnt r. nr"v
snei. debts and choose or more assienees ~ Ss
@ *lii be held at court of bankr1ntev to hs
M ~ on the - cosd day of Nav, A. b. ia,6 az
~ a M ae No a Camp street, New Orleans befors
ap1l mv2 rn;t.d o. tIACAAho,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-26
Sales. Receipts and Exports OF Produce.
The following are the Gales. receipts aaG exports
Of the principal articles for the past three days:

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICER OF THR REPUBLICAN, !
Wednesday. April 26, 1876.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-26

TVWENTY.SIXTH
ANNUAL STATEMENT
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMpANY
Total premfuma for the year ending
April 30, 1875. S3SS. 767 n
hS1ue0 Wemlums, less reinsurance and
IRE, marine and river losses. Sll03a8 So
TSxes. expenses, rebate in
lien of participation, less
interest," eoc.............. sos 1914 ,0N q
capital stock, net profits. ........,, So l33 Il
AoIai $50. 30l 81
The Board Of Trustees resolved that After pay
ing the annual interest of ten per cent on the al.
ital stock Of the company that Q dividend 81
ThIRTf PER CENT be paid In casl. on and after
the fourteenth day OF June next to those parties
same.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-26

Cisterns made to order and repaired. Al work
warranted 70 give ire satisfaction. lot Of els
terms from 1000 to 20 600 gallohs made Of the beat
material and workmanship. kent oonstantly On
hand and for sale at
Prices to Suit the Times.
Orders promptly attended to- fel3lv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-26

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, 1876-08-31

100 Tbs lower, at 5000 for sept4mbsz
and $9.60@0.55 for October. Meata wers
tame, at 8lo for bo1od shoulders, Ito for
do short ribs, and SIC for do short clears.
Lako freighta were tirmor, ut 2Ic for corn 10
Buffalo. 1lall frefghta were unchanged.
1lighwines were steady, at 91.0o Per gallon.
Flour waa qniot and firm. Wheat closed
4@ao higher, at o2ao for September nn1
olso for October. Corn closed 10 lower, at
42t 10 caah md 411o for September. Oats closed
4chigher, At a1sc for September or October.
Rye Was frmor, at $50. Barley closed 10
higher, at 800 aaked for September and 100
bid for October. Hogs were moderately
octivo and about steady, tho bulk selling ut
$5.75@G.3G. Cattle wero in botbsz demand
aud closed firm. Sheep were scarce at 90. 25@
AIS for common TO choice. One hundred
dollars In gold would buy S11o.12a In green
backa at tho close.
, 1876-08-31

UNIQUE AND INTERESTING.

Tna Tn1nuSn OF Saturday, Sept. 2, will contain,
ia addition to lts usual extent aud variety Of mat
icr On that day Of the week. most unique and In
tercstng contribution to tho 1tcratutu Of tho chz,-
pa.gn-cunslstlng Of \ perfect facsimile Of the
celebrated letter written by Gen. Il. o. HAYES from
the camp Of SnEntnAs's army near CharlcssoNn,
Va., Aug. Fl, 1874, In which occura tho mctnor-
able dccInrntfon that ''An officer 1t for duty who
At this cs!as wonld abandon his post to electoneer
for scat In Congress- ought to Be sea!p<df"
Also, a facsimile Of the hand-bIll announcing
the Pence Meeting at Seymour, Ind, scpt II,
1861, At which TuonAs A. uESDuCKa wss tho
principal speaker.
Also, y!y!d illustration Of TitpEa's peculiar
characteristics as i" 1artormer."
These features Of thc paper Of Saturday next will
AD certain to attrnct general attention and inter.
est, and crratc MI extra demand f0r tho Issue oi
that day. Nowh-tlealcrs should prepare for this by
scntng in at once tc1r orders for largo supply tc
tic Western News Company in this city. Price u
Raunl.
, 1876-08-31

The work Of eleotionoering with shot-guns
and royolverB goes brhvetY on In Louisiana,
and tho cause OF TupEN and Reform pros-
pers amazingly. In Monroe four assasaina-
tons and murders havo been brought 10 boar
as convincing Arguments in favor Of Dom.
oeratio surcess at tho polls. Grent pains
have been taken TO convey tho idea that these
incidents Of tho camphign wore wholly non
political in character, but the fact that each
Of tho four murdered men WAS Republican,
and That tho bloodshed wao begun by white
Demoorats In connection with Republican
barbecue, will be accepted - an indication
that tho Whito-Lcaguers had hand In tho
bloody business, At last accounts, tho efforts
OF the Damocrats to convince tho negroes Of
the error Of their ways had baen extremely
Buccossful, tho eolored mon having fed to
places OF concealment and safety.
, 1876-08-31

Tho Fort Greene (Brooklyn) Presbyterian
Church lias set an example to tho world. A
fellow named HATFIELD was engaged to one Of
tho young ladies' Of tho choir, q beautiful gitl
named GERTRUDE NICHOLS. Recognizing hts
inability to sanetify tho nuptials, Ills cowardly
spirit drove him to inventing ISLANDERS, and to
carry them to full excuse for h!s apostac7
from bis agreement he enlisted the sympathy
and tongue Of hia mother. GERTRUDE waa
plucky, and brough the twain before the clluryh
on charge Of scandal, and, to tho credit Of tbs
Fort Greene Presbyterian congregation, tho
slandcrous mother and son wcro promptly cx,
communicated.
, 1876-08-31

The Germau-American citizens Of Chicago
are to bc congratulated upon their good for
tuns In being afforded the opportunity OF
listening to speech by CAM 6cnunz In the
German language. Mr. Houunz will speak ia
Chicago next Thursday evening at MeCor.
mick Hall 10 bis .countYymen In this
city, but, aa his time is limited, he will not
be able TO deliver speech In English at
present in Chlcago. II Ia needless to pre-
dict mammoth attendance and q splendid
reception Of tho great orator By tho Cur
uana Of this city. They are reai'y to be en-
viE6
, 1876-08-31

whols candidacy was instigated BY Wall
street. HimBoH millionaire and money
iender, ho WAS put forward by that class that
ho might trample out tho whola paper.noncy
faction. His whole strength in Now York
and in the Eastern Statos was his reputation
~ m uneompromtsing advocate Of immcdi-
ato specie resumption, and his contribution
in 1876 to dofcat ALLEN in Ohio was re-
Karded As conclusive evidence that with him
specie resumption was regarded as OF more
importance to the country than tho success
Of the Democratic party. Take from him
tho popular conviction that hs is hard.
money man, mud he would not got respect
able vote in any Eastern State, especially in
Now York. There are thousands In Illinois,
Wisconsin, Michigan. and oven In Indiana
and Ohio, who would moi vote for T1IpEN
undsr any consideration, except that they
know ho is hart-money man, and opposed
to the continuance Of piper money as .
lcgal-tondar.
Ills candidacy, therefore, a. paper-nlonoy
man in Indiana aud Ohio, and tho union Of
tho whole party in those Staten in favor Of
TupEN as paper-monoy man, is suoh q
transparent frnud that to suppose It would
DO successful in either State is to question
popular intelligence. It will deceive no
hart-money Democrat into opposing TupxN.
The only possible victims Of tho fraud will
be those Republicans who, being conscien-
ioualy supporters Of greenback policy,
will peraist in supporting third party after
their Democratic associated have gone back
to their own party. Tho votes Of these
men, ali Republicans, thus diverted to q
third party, will be tho result Of this fraud,
and, In State vhers the vote is compare
tiyely close, may have the effect Of defeating
tho Republican Stato ticket in October.
T11DEN and HENDRICKS know tho importance
to them Of the October elections, and henee
| their willingness that the party in Ohio and
! Indiana may resost to any device or fraud to
seoure saoming victory in oither Of theso
states+ Republicans who aro supporting .
third party can readily see the uss tho
Democratic party 10 making Of them, and Of
tho low estimato which that party puts On
their intelligence when It assumes they can
bo successfully duped and swindled in such
| . barofacad mannor.
, 1876-08-31

a bill WAS fled yesterday in tho Circuit
Court praying for IN injunction restraining
the Hoard Of County Commissioners from
confirming Tho contract recently awarded to
1IuNE1L d Bon for the atons-work on The
new Courthouse. Tho bill eata forth the
fraudulent award Of tho contract to bidder
whose proposal was not the lowest I;
alleges responsibility and ineompe-
tency on tho part Of the contractor /;
ohasges corrupt confederacy between mem.
b@s Of the uoa1d aud PGa1olAT and WALLER
to de1saud the county; and challenges tho
legality Of an issus Of bonds to obtain
money to build tho CourtHouae until the
question shall have been aftsnatiysly decided
~ vote Of tbs peopla. Tho motion for Al
Injunction II est for argument befors Judge
FA1wELL to-day.