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ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1877.

| ANNOe ~ EMENI FOh 1917.
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r S. & A. P. LACEY,
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Solicitors OF

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doors east OF Marietta Street.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-02-15
THE VOTE. =

The Commission, at three o'clock, proceed
ed, in accordance with the resolution of yes
terday, to vote on the proposition submitted
The first vote was taken on the following pro-
posal, by Senator Edmunds, and modified by
Justice Miller to meet the views of Justice
Bradley, the roll being called in alphabetical
order.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-02-15

aR-0rders by mail, or through Mr.. A, c
LANDERs. promptly attended 10.
Nov 9, lS76-ly.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-17

truth which the experience 81 the
world haa vindieatAd. which Tiufuf d
has acted upon since the destruction Of
the roman Republic, and which II ID
n w the bitter fate Of this nation to dis
ever, The fact Ii, the pretended
selfsevident proposition, embodied
In the constitution, that tall men ore
created free and equal" ID self
evident lie. voltairs was right. Man
kind are divided into anyiis and ham
mefs. some destined to give blows, and
nthara tn feeeixe thsfn. I.aiiafitr. fra.
tsrnity and liberty exist only lii the
ffenzled Imagination Of dfeamers and
enthusiasts. The rule OF political action
is the rule Of force, and that IL the pass
To which we have come
The constitution Of the United States
being dead. ne, Of louisiana, are re.
mltted for cur protection TO the law Ut
self-pfeservation the FIRST Law OF ma
ture--atid II behoeves ,is to prepare for
the enforcement OF our rights by the
most effective means whieh that law
suggests force. We have the power;
let us use It. II the fraud which has.
been perpetrated upon the nation be
attempted here, we believe the people
OF Louisiana will not hesitate how TO
meet and overcome 1t. But sufficient
upto the day Ia the evil thereof. Our
time to act has not yet come.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-17
GRANT 70 NORTON.

Editor Demoerdt-The aniinus shown
| by President Grant In transmitting to
| Senator Morton the highly eolered tel
| egfam announcing the killing ef Pack
ard. M an evidence of the extreme par
| tiHanship that has characterized the
Administration, and should serve as a
warning 10 our people, how little OF
| from bis hands. IN the midst OF the
has ever beet, submitted to judicial
tfihunal@@a cause la which the liberties
and birthrlghts Of an entire nation are
sought to be DESTROYED by tyranny and
corruption, and when oil the civilized
nations OF the world are earnest and
anxious spectators, at Ia time when
right IL being balanced against preju.
dice la the scales Of justice, when all
extraneous influences should be ignor.
ed and condemned, when the mind OF
this high Commission should be AZ
bright and unsullled as FURNISHED gold,
rejecting homer, not hatred principle,
Of the iifst magistrate In the land lend
Ing the power OF his own name TO give
currency 10 lie, vile and injurious,
and with no other ostehHible purpose
than 10 prejudice the interest OF the
case.
How unseemly, how undignined |
What excuse can he offef2 Certainly
there could he no intention TO convey
Information simply. for the press Of The
country would soon announce TO the
world ut large the ecenrf enee, with
com Metits and differences drawn by
each political faction. why, too, sc.
leet Morton: he, OF all others. the
bitter, unrelentinE fes the man whose
ambition seems TO BIO 10 crush out oil
constitutional life, to extinguish for.
ever the slightest lingering spark Of
constitutional liberty and iastiee7
Why select him. no the proper per-
son 30 convey TO this august body
information based on, an ca pafte
statement. highly oolofed and exaEger-
ated. and with hope amounting
almost to q certainty that She minds OF
the judges must be affected by the news.
He who dafes improperly TO Influence D
jury 10 condemned not. only by public
the land. DE tho prisoner his own son
or brother, DO the offenHe one that ena
tails death or lingering imprisonment,
the eulprit who dares TO tamper with
the purity OF justice suffers tho indiga
nation OF an entire community and tho
punishment OF her offended laws. but.
alas how different here. The Pfesi.
dent OF the United States. sworn to up
hold the sanetity and dignity OF the law,
seeing brave people bound down In
sorrow, suffering from the mufderous
assaults OF Vicious men, hearing their
appeal to q Jury that should be honest
and unparalleled, strives to thwart the
natural instincts OF honest hearts by
over his own signature, I'D.
dressed to one Of his own creatures on
the commission. falsehood, Infamous
and uniustiilable, and calculated TO
work injury and harm to an unofrend-
Ing community.
"oh Shame, where IL thy bushY"
JUSTICE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-17

There will be meeting this evening,
No o'clock, at ID. Patriok's Hall. In
honor Of the iiftieth Anniversary OF the
Episeepal conservation Of his Holiness,
Plus the Ninth. His Grace, Archbishop
Perche, will preside on this occasion.
and the Hon. Thomas j. Semmes will
deliver the Grafton. Admission IL free.
and the public generally is invited to
attend. Our readers are well aequaint-
ed with the life and virtues Of the vener.
able head Of the Catholic Church. and
we have no doubt that the meeting will
he largely attended
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-17

GREEN OR BLACK TEA
worth 400. We sell At sBe.
GREEN on BLACK TEA
Wetlh 500 We sell at ace
GREEN OR BLACK TEA
Worth eee re sell at zoe
uHI1lIN OH BLACK TEA
Worth TBe. We sell at see.
GREEN OH BLACK TEA
Worth u We sell ri TBe.
GREEN OR BLACK TEA
Worth si.ao we sell at III.
Ttr Dun 3 0sL0sa.
THF DHH y IHFEHIHNs
THt Gun p eUNs0wDBa.
ray GUN sI ENGLISH BREAKFAST.
Something never before offered Ia the South Is
Our sl.2b Grade
In ooiesg, Imperial. tsahpovdef. Young Hrsoa
and English Breakfast Teas.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-17
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yEsTERDAYsS DEplSIoN.

Notwithstandirg the decision or the
Electoral Commission yesterday upon
the Louisiana case, ID Ia very Ger.
tain that Hayes cannot become
President Tho programme of the
Democrats will probably be to pre-.
rent tho election OF President by
delaying the count until the 4th Of
March and TO unite with the friends of
Senator Conkling In eleoting the latter
President OF the Senate. No President
being elected either by the College or
the House, Senator Conkling would be.
come acting President of the United
States until new election could De held
In November, 1877. or course the con.
MiderAtion which Senator Conkling will
have TO give for the support or the
Democrats will be tho pledge that he
will not interfere with the Nichols and
Hampton governments In Louisiana
and South Carolina.
The New York Tribune has quite an
original and pleasant way OF explaining
the Indicated intention of the Electoral
Tribunal TO count In Hazenwheeler. II
says that the judges are. to certain
extent, under the control of "sub. con.
scious tendencies What with the
s.stdtus gao. Intellectual "Quo ,cdrran-
los "ae facto and sub.conscious
tendencies" God only knows where we
may land,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-17
.
THE ST. LOUIS HOIE FARCE.

The impression Is widespread tina,
s'the attempted assassination OF Pack.
ard" yesterday was a play got ur
BY the Boss's friends for the purpose
of presenting him to the public as a
hero, and very nearly martyr
The fact that the alleged assas.
sin Is held In close confinement,
I'm the Hotel; that no persons, excep,
dyed in the wool Radicals. are allowed
10 sec him, and that various and con.
ilicting stories have been given out, one
about as authentic as the other
strengthens this impression.
This matter should be immediately
made public. III the escapade was. q
Radical trick by which to create a sen.
station and make political capital. the
scandaious transaction should be ex.
posed. III, on the other hand, an effort
was really made 10 murder the
Boss of the Hotel, the accused PARTY
should be- placed in the custody of the
sheriff. of whose official status there is
no question. and held for trial under the
laws OF the State. The holding OF the
accused by the st. Louis Hotel mob
smacks too strongly OF lynch law to be
submitted to by this community.
Without question this man Weldon
should be delivered over to the sheriff,
and all the facts made known to the
public through the regular legal
sources.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-17

Our subscribers will confer a favor
upon ne by reporting at this Office every
failure In the delivery so their address
OF the DEMeeaAr, az we are particularly
DESTROYS OF achieving absolute esaeti.
tutie and punetuallity,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-17

Louisiana has been almost auous-
toned to having q Governor de facto,"
by The grace or Federal bayonets and
she Returning Board. Now II Seems
that the whole country Ia being edua
Gated In that way through the medium
OF The Electoral Commission. II re-
mains TO be seen whether The United
Hlates can standa President de faeto. /.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-17
HIS HOLINESs
POPE Plus THE NINTH

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 10. 1877.
A Lecture by The Hon. THOMAS J. sEMMEs.
on the occasion Of the Fiftieth Anniversary Of
the Episcopal Conservation OF pIUs the NINTH
will be delivered ut st. Fatriek's Hall on sATUR-
DAY. nth inst. at eight o'clock p. IN.
Subject
The Greatness Of the Papncy In the Mids. 81
the Great test Prosecutions.
Admission Free.
Mrs. THOMAS LAYTON.
MRS. THOMAS J. sEMMEs.
Mrs. THOMAS W. C0LLENs.
Mrs. J. b. LAFITTE.
MRS. NICHOLAS BURKE.
MRS ADELE LEMoNNIER,
Mrs. II. d. OGDEN.
MRS. ]. B. BEHN.
MRS. j. STaUFFER.
MRS. R. A. BoURK.
Mrs. ID. A. CHAFFRAIX.
Mrs. G. COLIGNoN.
MRS e. GtRARDFY.
Committee OF Ladies authorized to obtain and
transmit offerings to Rome. fel6 2t2p
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-17

The Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Enquirer calls IL the SIEVE n
MP Tribunal. It looks AZ II the Demo-
ssrats are going TO be ate UP by IL.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-17

The Chicago Times suHgests that
David Dudley Field eross.auestion j..
Madison Wells with bis boot, because,
II Gays, II truth IL anywhere, 1t is In the
hottam Of Wells,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-17
A ttsisns m rs Tn.nAx.

VARIETIES THEATRE Uhas Pope In 1.-THE Gas
renh@Matnpe and evening,
AstApRMy pF Musiu@Tfapk Mayo In Davl
Crock ell s-h Matinee and evening"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-17
saturday srernins. February n, 1871

rhe sfsSce Of the New orleans BEM0-
asmAT mas been Removes fvSsss IA Cam y
street 10 zen saravirr street,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-17
EAST BAY OYSTERS.
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.

FAT AND SALTY.
Juat received by special lugger from East
Bay. ON the Gull Coast. u lot OF these
CELEBRATED OYSTERS.
Which are 30 Justly esteemed by epieures.
For sale on the Half shell, ut tho counter Of
the
GEM OYSTER BAY,
No. IA Regal street.
fei7 II J. ?. zATARAIN. Proprietor.
j u BI l. II II
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-12-28

But when he carefully led the old man
to the sitting room, both stood amazed.
Was the handsomely carpeted ,cheerfully
furnished room the dreary old place in
which they had been so contented While
they wondered new sound greeted them,
the tones of piano touched by skillful
fingers, and voice sweet and clear sing
ing song of praise
Throwing open door to disclose
beautifully furnished parlor. Robert saw
also little figure on the piano stool
clad in a shining black silk, with lace
and jewelry to adorn il.
margaret p Uncle James cried.
But Robert said softly:
margaret Franklin, Uncle James,
Daisy my wife"
Then she came forward with shining
eyes.
81 wanted to make you love me- she
said in low, tender voice, 'for Roberts
sake"
And for my own" no answered. -
"But | am bewildcrod, my dear. Where
did these things come from Z"
"From my old home. They are all
mine, and yon will let them stay here,
will you not for our new home y she
added, slyly slipping her hand into Rob-
erts. 81 don't want to take Robert
from you, Uncle james, when he is all
you have to love, but if you will give me
place here, too, will try aud be
good daughter to you"
"Give you place here cried the
old man, Il think no greater grief could
come to me now, Margaret, than the
thought of loosing you. God ever bless
you,chlld for few at your age would have
cared to 50 kindly overcome so obstinate
an old mans stupid preiudices."
"Thauk you, " she whispered, touch
ing her lips to his for the first time, you
have made me very happy.
And as she presided over the careful
ly appointed table in costly furnished
dining room Uncle james had used for
spare harness and bags of grain, but
which was transformed beyond recogni-
ton, there was no cloud on the bright
ness Of the face of "Robert's wife,"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-12-28
e set tal.
ABSENT.

And am from thee, and the weary miles
Come as barrier 'twxt these arms and thee;
Thy love-lit eyes, the sunshine of thy smiles,
cannot see.
That deep outpouring of the souls fond wish,
When lip meets lip in long ecstatic kiss,
And thoughts untongued speak, in the cheeks
deep flush,
Forbidden bliss.
That melting moments calm, when passions
spell,
Expiring, breathes softly.murmured sigh,
And the head sinks, to hide whatelse would
well
From half-closed eye.
All this, and more, that tongue could never
tell
Comes as memory chilled by absence
frown,
And the fierce throb of loves most passionate
swell
Is chastened down.
Is chastened 10 that purcr, calmer light,
Whose power nor time nor distance can DER
veil;
For thy pure virtue and thy bcauty's might
Ger both prevail
Like some lone star on mirrored lakes calm
breast,
Thy image shines in purity and peace,
And in the stiffness of soul at rest
All passions cease
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-12-28
W. NJ III sR 70 ~
A Great Work to Perform
IN IL VERY SHORT TIME,
BEING OVERSTOCKED

With Overcoas and Winter Clothing the of about
which must be closed out before the holidays
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-12-28

Trains stop where time is given. Trains
], u and 5, east, and 10, IT, and 2, west,
run daily; others daily except Sunday.
F. DUVALL,
Superintendent Of Trims.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-12-28
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The New York herald., 1877-10-16
BELOW.
Bark nedwis GER. from Hamburg Sept II
CLEARED.

Steamer Eebcrt (Br) Williams. Havre-Jsmes " Elwel
Steamer Maynower. Davidson Philadephia-Jas Hand
Steamer Elcanora. johnson. .Portland-J Amer.
Cortis
Bark superbo (AuS. Blech, Great Grimsbv, E-Funch
EarI Post (Nor) Gunderssn, Granton-C Tobias 4 Co.
Padre francesca tIta. Marini Loith-Slocovich
Bark Alberto tAus,. Cernovich. Dubnn-socov;ch Co.
Bark lberator tBr aorrson Cork or Falmouth Tor or
ders-Scammell Bros
Bark saga (Nor. Larsen Cork for orders-Funch Edys
d Co. -.
BARK Cupid (Br), Grant, HAMBURG Boyd 4 Hincsen.
Bark iebe (Nor), Olsen. Dunkirk-Fnnch. Edge GO.
Bark Nicola, Harper. seville Brett, Son 4 Co.
Bark Florence, Smith, Biiboa-JOhn G Sea ager.
Bark Amstad tSp), Mercsnomo Pnlerro-E PuG a Co.
Bark Trinidad p). Msrrcro Las Pamas Canary Isles)
-Barx Grsssens. Rutland. Mobile e-E d Huribut 4 Co.
brig Ciyte. Dow Bilooa--J Ward Co
Brig PsLe tSp). Bevia. Seve-Rubirn Co.
brig Dart (BD, Golfer. Monscvideo-J Norton, Jr 4
Brig ccta tBr,. Peterson. Belize and Ruaan. on-wm
Brig Mary Dana. Saunders. Newark. NJ-Brctt. Son
Co. -
Schr q II Foster. Coombs Naples-F II Smith Il Co.
Schr Merwn, Pearce. Para tBrnziD D-Burdett h Pond
Schr Mark Pendicton. Pendleton, st Pierre Mart-FH
schr Sarah Eaton, Dix, St John, Md dc Wolf 4
Scnr Tim Pickering Kelly Salem. .Mass-wis II Ropes.
schr Jennie Rogers, Rogers, Pawtucket. RI-I lack
schr Only Son. Meadcr, New London-Chas living.
Scnr . Acken, Toms. Briageport-Stamrora Manufsc-
turing Go.
p3-Schr Ann Valentine cleared 18th by Brown
mot James A Van Brunt. ms reported.
The New York herald., 1877-10-16
FOREIGN PORTS.

BRISTOL E, Sept 2sSailed, bark Saga fB), Grecn New
York.
Vim " Reed. Prince. unc; bark Retriever (Bp Thomas.
for New York brig Rcbecca GER Marthcnsen from Rich
mond schr Hand Doherty. for New YORK
Cork. Oct l2-Arived. brig Ciaremont tbD, smith,
Shcdiac.
Cow BAR, Oct 4-Ciearcd, schr VIM Frederick, Ames.
HAVANA, ocs I5-Arivod, steamer City of Vera Cruz,
Also arrived 18th qark W Grffths (Br,. Drummond
HALIFAX. Oct l3-Ceared. brig Bertha Lucy FD, Pc
MALAGA. Oct 1s-sailed, brig Americus, Hooper, New
MArA.zAs Oct o-sailed. brig Arrorantc Emilio tsp,,
Slado Chsreston schr Mclc Emma Schriever, Shields
Nonrm SYDNEY OBJ Oct e--Arrived brigs Magdaa tsr).
Lsnd"r @ S, se & @ se-s, n 0ssns Ms"s
sailed 7th, bark kate Bune 3r). Merrill. Baltimore.
PAnASe. Ang aosailcd. bark Kensh Tar tBr, Cooper,
Ponr Irroslo ia DC, IL Sailed, schr Adde Warner.
Picrou. III oct T-Arrived brig Addo Halo. sheppard
Gloucester, r.. 10 load Tor Portland
urBEc Dot I4-Arrved, ship st Patrick (Br, Stirrstt.
RicnIpUcro Oct 1-Uleared, bark John q Hall (Br),
sr TnoxAs Oct I4-Arrivcd ship Marianne Nottebohm,
-. date Whitney,, New York Tor San Francisco see
sT, JAco, Oct Ia-Arved previously. brig Morancy.
ST JOINS MI. Sept 2s--Arved schrs Harry Buschma an
(Br,, holmes New York; J p Blakc tBr). Feaicy. do.
~ JonS. Nh, Get li-Clcsred, BRIG Edna n Gregory,
johnson. Caernarvon 18TH scrs Altoona. Fitzgerald,
Alexandria, l. Sargent. Sargent. Vineyard Haven for
ders .
Arrived I5th steamer Cr,es. Bennett Now York; schrs
r sawyer. Cock. do: Mowry. Eaton, do; q Moran
(Br), Tas, do ximona, thompson. do; silver Spray,
smxLsuRxs n s. oe. s-Arrived, steamer Piainmeilcr
tBr). Stephenson, New York for Antwerp tsee msce-
lany). -
Sailed I'd. bark Kate Melick tBr), Fraser. Barrow.