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key kept by the tax collector who mako his rounds
among the saloons month and gather the har-
vest Heavy penalties imposed for failing to work
the register and for tamperng with It, The tax on q
glass OF whisky is pig cents glass Of beer, cent.
The lawmakers expect great things from this bill. II
only 100000 gallons Of whisky registered by the
punch the revenue derived will be 200 900 which
win the revenue from other would enable the
state to meet It's current expenses and pay the interest
Ions OF whisky annually IL slows away over 200O0O0
gallons very comfortably; and hence 4 the Punch
the treasury These lawmakers run big scores
the tablets OF their imagination did honest John Will
let OF the MaypOe the slate behind the door when his
three crones were net looking.
The Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad,
which has been for long time waiting for purchaser
under the sale ordered in the foreclosure suit by the
United States Circuit Court has, is understood last
found i'll agent Of Baron EIlanger, who in turn
doubtless represents the foreign bondhoders The road
although traversDR what it is predicted will be
day the most productive iron district this continent
has been most unsuccessful from the start every interest
connected with 1.-THE State OF Alabama, the bond
holders the stockholders the receiver certificate holders
having all in turn been vctimized and swinded, and
in the opinion of enterprise itself started
more for speculative than for railroad purposes Up to
the lat of February 1876 is doubtful If the road had
fairly earned its working expenses and then in
dilapidaed condition that trains it, as IL
were, enthusiastically. But that day, by the order
of the United States Court, the whole property was
placed for trust and management in the hands of David
A. Wells OF Norwich Conn, Robert H. Smith and William
d. Dunn of Alabama and the experience of these gentle
with their trust. about to teImnato-aithough
the two ilrst-named are in no sense railroad nell
stlkingy illustrates what the dlapidated railroad prop
cry Of the country most needs for its resusctaon and
renewed prosperity. For these trustees. bringing to
their work honest purpose. efficient action and fair
share OF common sense, have managed the property
during the Ii months that has been under their charge
that without mourning additional dollar OF debt they
have not only made the road do what before stated
did before. namely enough TO provide Tor All
its expenses, also considerable sum Tor lin
repairs. in the all but universal Future
recent railroad management, good example Ike THIS
Is worthy VI mention
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Al Notices Of Marriages mus. be Endorsed wiA fsl!
name and address
DIED.
afternoon, April IL. 1877, william d


BooTU-op Thursday afternoon April ~ 1877 william d
TIE Relatives and friend, invited to attend his funeral
Bridgeport. CONN., tor Interuent
BRINCKERHOTF-On Wednesday April III, Andrew u.
tho SD ms
law Henry K Brewer and Ross White respectfully IN.
vted attend tie funeral services rom ms ate resushe
No 90 East seventy eghst on oatufuaS' ''h n''' 80
O'Clock u. m
DAYroN-At Elizabeth n. j., Friday April H. william
Chandler Dayton in the 3d year 81 M sg ,cra The funeral
Christ Church. Elizabeth on MONDAY Apfh To- ~
O'Clock y. m.
DE- FoREsT-on Friday 18th inst. Of pneumonia, Mary
Abrrnehy wiic OF VIM b. De Forest NJ d., oi Nc" hSVeh
Tfe mineral services will he held a, $50 Orsnges. New
Haven a day to be announced hereafter.
FoSTER-At board u - s. s. lrenton GU "ednesday
April l. Edward Foster. Pay Inspector u NJ III the 'o1
year VI his age.
GALLAGHER-onT Thursday, April H. at his residence. IN
Bloomfield j. Rev = oasgmei' aseo 40 Seminary
OF the family invited 10 attsna ms iuhol
on pre MSnns ' Ca hSi" ~ i1nsd Trains
Christopher barclay SITS 81 iOi5 Carriages vi" Dol
waiting the arTiv al OF the train.
HABIRSHAW-On Friday April 10, Mary Jane, wife oil WI
Fueral VIII place from ST. ThomassChurch on monuAys
at III O'Clock a. m no Ho"orn
HAGEMAN-In Brooklyn Friday, 18th inst. Carrie Louise
only daughter and c. H. Anshouse. ano wife Oh rev.
Notice Of funeral In Sunday papers
KIssAMon Thursday morning 18th i,si at her resisnce
No ~ East Forty hIats Ann b. hssai daughter Vi '"e
lale benjamin. Nissan. VI. d.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
KRESS-A his residence 25 East Fifty fifth st. John Kresr
HIS relatives and respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeral, on Sunday at y. IN
sEEIEY-On wednesday. 1lth inst Of congestion OF tho
lungs, Pauline wife OF Nathan Seeey aud youngest
daughter OF T.. L. Barnun. age 81 years. -. . .,...
her funeral residence, 49, lexngsonase ON
saturday morning, l4th inst a. III O'clock o., ,,.,.,,
the o'clock train
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People sometimes why does d. X " PRRcs OF buno
Y spend much money in advertising his family medi
cinss which ars surpass all Other remedies
popularity and sale IL Is well known that A. u stewart
considered It good policy and undoubtedly II pad him. 70
spend hundred thousand dollars IN advertising ms eoyI
yet nobody questioned the excellence OF his merchandise Tue
lies Ia Offering only goods whlh pos
merit sustain themselves and then through noea and
persistent advertising making the people thoroughly &c
Qiaintud with their good qualities Men do mol succeed
anassn great fortunes establishing Thriving anu peahent
founding nstitut ons Ike Dr. Plec"s
Grand yaids Hotel al Buffalo, which cost over sSOOooo
unless business be climate their goods meii0rou
services which they render the people genuine ana
valuable Dr. Pierce does not attempt TO y bB
on that Discovery VIII all diseased
lie says. II your lungs hall wasted BY CONSUMPTION my
will remedy for severe coughs
aud all durable bronchial throat aud lung seeon Deoso
"A remedy" The people have commence
IN ho does not thrni
and when they give satisfaction. His Medical Adviser
book ,yer 900 PAGES illustrated ~ engrayiDgs ana
bound In cloth and gilt offered to the people at s. moerse
I6O 90 nave already sold HIS memorandum books are
on every druggists counter for free Distribution
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
DELAWARE AND LACKAWANNA AND CANAL
TOLLS.

TO the razor or The Trfbune.
SIR We learn from Albany that the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company are
bitterly and actively opposing the reduction of tolls
on coal shipped the canals of this Slate. Is 1t
because they have a coal depot on the Cayuga and
Seneca lakes, whence they ship to Buffalo, using
a part only Of the Erie Canal, 80 that high tolls
operate as discrimination in their favor, rs against
other companies shipping from this portf And are
the people along the line of the canals OF this state
TO be taxed n higher price for their coal simply to
favor this foreign corporation in its selfish desire to
got an advantage over other coal companies 1t
sseems to us to SAVIOR of impertnence for any cor
poration organized outside of this state to interfere
in this question of tolls. Respectfully,
DAVID FALEs & Co.
No Ia Soutt-St., New- YORK.. April 10, 1877.
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LATEST SHIP kEWS.
rFor other Ship Eeiss see Third Pd9e.l
ARRIVED.


steamship Main lGer) RechmaDn. Bremen march 81 sno
southampton April with mdsc and pass TO Oerehs 90
strong westerly gaes the first part 81 passage su sohs
breezes and T., with snow storms, the atttr ps
Bark Ottawa (Norl ThygeseB Dublin jan 20 W DalatN
Benha Boyescn. Anchored at sandy HOOK i0r ORDERS
Bark Adolph Ger Hendricksen RIO yaneiro oy Gays WIZ
Amsinck Co.. vessel To g. ToDss a Co crossed
Equator March 49, In lou 80 has been DAY hoftn o'
Hatteras, with n. Il. and N. w. gales -. a.,
(Of New Haven't tOsttr
days. with sugar H. Trbwbrdge's sons Had gat sinus
weather up Bermuda and from thence heavy NV
and y. gales April lat 81 on 73 80 had heavy Ean
f.. lasting 80 hours: has been ii days north oi h"
teras -. .., ,s. -,
chr vasceo (of Londonderry n 81 Morrison. Five ~
ands N. g. days with potatoes TO W. Duryea 'eSse
schr A. McNichols Robinson Machias, with lumber u
Chase. Talbot Co.
pOHEiGN PORIs
LONDON Anil l3-saled Snekokka for Delaware Break
water; Victory Mount Pleasant, Eleanor, Capt Par'eow
Arrived juliet.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORTLAND April 13.-ATnyed, 18TH brig H. w COchrsne
ndsol =, for New.York Cleared, schr Cssco Lods%
for WORK
WILMINGTON ~ c., April i3-Cleared. barks Arnon (Nor)
GunceI sen, Belfast Israel (Nor. Tain, Glasgow.
sadt 49, So, 49,.
ORLRANs April 1-Ceared. ship Joseph Fish. Liver
pool bark Peondante" Cete No arrivals NJ the Passfs
sailed steamships Orleans Morgan Guy and Eui@ho
and bark p. {. MerryInan.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
HAVANA April 3.-The steamship Clyde from New YORK.
arrived here this afternoon
LEWIS DEL April ls-The schr walton Of Richmond Me,
from Jackson Bath Iumb ladeB was wecked on me
delaware BIeakwa The crew were saved
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C. Boycc w w. Cook, CcJaey Amory, Thomas wagstanes
Robert Fleming, w t. Baines, owen MeCrocken A Pier
s0n Surden C. Forester C. Kirkpatrick. Mr. hemingway
y. warbuion y. Bowdtch. Berbccker MIS- !. " Ber
Robbins and servant, G. ~ CofbiD j. o. hcastr
Mrs q. w Chambers James u. Smyth, w Lowe r. lyonss
James Bruce r. H. Jonas O. Ponce de Leon s n f2nos
Best Mrs. Robert Best. J. NJ Haynes, b. WethereL mrs
Kate Phean the Rev J. OConnor r. Lalnalice Mrs og
pin w Il. Post, c. I. Angel Mr. and Mira r. AZ fiHgeraI
r. Hutchlson Mrs HeBninC, Miss HenDng Master iteh
ninY Mrs Williams, w. l.. MnDerly John Fowler james
Donaldson, Mr. Campbell Mr. stowel O. G. Powers MIS- ~
infant and Miss stein, Miss lfelon
Sherwood Louise JohBson Mr.. and Mrs stein Mia
Ella p. Hutchinson George A. Groy, A. eannssr' "a
Stephens CAPT Moore, Capt ID. VI. humphreys MI ans
Miss Osborne Mrs. Allen job Bintley H. :. Hughes.
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MARRIED..

LAIGHTON-GEROw-At the residence OF the brides
mother HAWTHORNE ". ia April ], 1877, by the Rev Dr.
Partridge OF Christ Church BROOKLYN Char es laisbton
Eleanor H. Geron daughter OF Mrs Margaret Is ueroW
aud the late Hiram &. GeTOw
MAKsH-REEs-O Thursday, April IL, at ST. Bartholo
news Church. by Rev Samnel Cooke, d. De- MI Charles C-
Marsh Miss Emma 81. Rees, both Of this city.
MOoRE-GODDARD-A Bergen Point. ~ J.. llth inst' ~
Rev. o. H. Walsh, ID. D., Geo T. Moore 10 Pauline 81,
daughter Rev. Kingston Goddard DID, NO cars
Boston, Phade pha, and Cincinnati papers please copy
PHIIIrP-BAKER- On Tuesday, April 10. at Ipswich,
Mass by Rev H. r. Newton, assisled by Rev John Cotton
smith, II. u. Philip. esq o. Lafayette. Nj. ~ ADbys
daughter Of Col Baker Of Ipswich.
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A BRITISH CLERICAL PROTEST.

LONDON, ApTIT D. IbII.
An important address to the archbishOps and
bishops OF tho Church OF England Is published IN me
London Times, which pronounces 1t one OF
the most extraordinary which has ever been seem
The list Of signatures is headed by that
OF the Dean Of Pauls, and among the names which
follow are those the Dean OF York two distinguished
Head Masters OF Eton. and several weilknown DEANS
canons and archdeacOps. The general aim OF the al
dress is to deprecate Parliamentary encroachment on
the spiritual power OF the Church.
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SEVERAL STORES BURNED IN PATERSON.

A fire broke out in the paint ana oil store
of j. Norwood Il Co., Nos I76 and l7s Man-st., Paer-
SOD, j. yesterday morning. destroying the store and
inluring the adjoining buildings, occupied by j. T.
schoonmaker grocer, and A Simon shoe-deaer. and
threatening to destroy the block In j. Norwood Co.'s
establishment the the building $1,000 insured
for 81 600; the loss on stock, large quantity Of oil In
the cellar being the lrst burned Sl5OUO insured for
- 600 J. T. soLoonmsKer loses $4,000; insured for
Au,1; and A. simon loses S2,V0o.
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p Q ST S C RIP T:
3:A5 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
PRELIMINARIES OF WAR.
LONDON. Saturday, April IA

LONDON. saturday April IA. s77.
A dispatch to The Daily Ne,cs from st. Pc
tersburg says: War will not be declared immediately
preliminary steps must be taken Russia VIII
probably address a note to the Powers explaining the
situation She will next recall her embassy from Con-
stantinople and Consuls in the Ottoman Empire.
The Car will then 20 to Kischenef at which place the
declaration OF war may be dated"
The Vienna dispatch Of The Times conf ms the report
OF the movement OF troops IN Bessarsbia.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
FOREST FIRES ON THE HUDSON.

RoNDoUT, n. Y, April 13.-Fres are raging
in the woods in this vicinity. Stony Ill., six miles
from this city, An OF ten square miles mas been
burned over The house Of George Purdy, ON dalows
Ill., was destroyed with Its contents the family barely
escaping with their by the earnest efforts OF all
tho men In the vicinity the flames were beaten back
from the settlement but are still raging In the woods
and unless heavy rain comes soon. the destruction VIII
be great Owing 10 recent dry weather the under
brush Is as dry az tiner and the tire spreads WIN great
rapdity Several other smaller tires are reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14
BUFFALO TAXPAYERS MEETING.

BUFFALO, n. Y, April ia very large
and enthusiastic public meeting of taxpayers was held
here tonight at St. James Hail. at which Inc commt'ee
appointed at recent meeting or the Ientn warn TAX
payers submitted an elaborate report ieconin'enlns
,i, r for the nroteotlon OF the taxpayers In the
future An executive committee OF TWO from eaeh VI WIG
10 wards in the city appointed 10 s!dIu against
frauds in their respective districts, the CHAIRMAN W To
port OF each meeting OF the Common Council
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GREECE AND THE COMING WAR.

A telegram to The Times from Athens states
that the OF the movement Of the Russian army mas
caused considerable excitement there The Government
and opposition agree that the Greek element shall
not become complicated with the struggle Affairs I'D
Gambia critical.
The Turks have two mountain guns and two bat
talions prevent meeting Of Christians at Amolos
The Government has teegraphed for eight battalons
feet OF Austrian roncads ia expected at the Piraels
Foreign dpl0matsts at Athens apprehend the occupa-
ton "a Crete by the British.
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In speaking of the wonderful career OF Capt.
Lair BUSH who died in New-YoTk the other aay nse
TIE NRw-YORK TRIBUNE mentions tnat ne MI NJ nav
carried dispatches 10 the great Napoleon ihere
man living n this city who did carry dispatches 70 anu
OTders from the great Napoleon on the oatteheiu Wo
refer Dr. Sturn who officer In the saxon cav
airy, and wounded in the great baltic Oh Leip'o-
Cincinnati Commercial
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FAILURES IN PROVIDENCE.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., April 13.-Samuel FOs-
ter Co., s. W. Foster. Foster, Fisher Co.. and the
individuals comprising these firms, made assignments
this evening for the benefit OF their creditors. Their
indebtedness, well assets Is very large. Heavy
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIvERP0OL-In steamshtp Ge, manic, Apnl 10
Thomas Webster Richard Hart Charles O. Common. Mira
Sands, Mira VIM. Sands. shaer Mr.. shaier Master J.
IL shaifar, Charles y. Dn Rham, NJ Caow, O. /. Black
Roosevelt J. T. Roosevelt q. r. y. Reed Thomas stewart
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earle RATES TO BE INCREASED.

LONDON, Friday, April l3, 1877.
It ia announced that on the LIST of May next
the tariff OH Atlantic cables will be increased " three
shiiiings per word.
For other Foreign NeWs see First Page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14

TRIBUNE OFFICE April IA, a. m-There was con-
tnuous decline OF arpressurc yesterday alter the usu
morning rise No very marked change OF temperature
took MACE The moisture OF the air has slightly In
creased The conditions render probable the approach
hi,her of n new storm now south or us.
What lower Temperature may be expected Rain will
nhahl fnIln,T. and brisk Winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14

A little fellow who wore striped stockings
was asked why he made barber poles or his lcss His
pert reply was, Well amt q little shaverp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14

Dr. COTTON up to al improvements He has q big pane
mot PAM m % operating chair aud says
teeth draw much easier as a result
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14

The New-YOrk Infant Asylum desires to
acknowledge the receipt Of S25 through THE TRIBUNE,
from L. Ii. Van Ingen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14

Mr.. Charles Werner's concert which was an
nouDced ~ take place at Chickesing Hall On wednesday
next, has been indefinitely postponed.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
For New-Engand and the Middle States,
clear or fair weather in tho interior and threatening
Wruther with r;l,; snow, Oh the coast cola nort-
easterly to nor-weserIy winds and falling barometer
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Teeth and Bjuc Glass.

I. your Hair II gray Pnrke - Hair Bnisam. no
" III 6o deligh with the way restores the color.
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5peelai Notlrcs.


Ayoung lady an Eprcopallan OF good family well ein.
to lady. Address HOME, Tribune Once.
Bangs Il CO., CSC broadway,
will sell at auction
MONDAY April lG at p. ma miscellaneous collection
OF valuable standard Books.
TUESDAY, April l7-o!d and New Books Gold Pens, Book
Case, Library Desk, etc
Choice Room. for Oa,ces.-only afew left and to LET
at LOW RATES
THE TRIBUNE BUILDING.
CENTRAL SITUATION, GOOD ELEVATORS running
TIL aJtsr midnight PERFECT LIGHT BUILDING ABso-
LUTELY FIRE PROOF STEAM HEAT FREE.
Apply at the TRIBUNE COUNTING ROOM.
Easy Boots and lasts made on principle:
only cre tender feet recommended by anatomsts p
Glass OrnamentIng Company.
PLAIN AND COLORED EMBOSSED GLASS,
For Banks, Offices, Yestibulcs, Cars, and Windows.
ADVERTISING SIGNS FOR EVERY BUSINESS.
Medals Trade Marks Line Drawings and engraved
''''' ''''' ''''' HENRY ". Law, Manager.
l53 and 1856 Centre s. ". corner OF CAnalsG. New YORK
Keep sells the best and cheapest SHIFTS IL ne Void:
six for 15o. 62o Broadway
Patents, Trademarks. &C..
%RfMUk !; pEfEsESs PA4ESr GGESci,'
Best references Send lor book Of instruction.
Po.t.Omce NOTES.-The foreign mails tor the e4alsE
sATU RDAY April H. 1877. Will close al th: orlce on Ks
DAY IL m. for Europe. by steamship Idaho. via
Que,nstovn wEDS EsDAY ~ ii a. m, Tor Europe BY
steamship Russia, via Queenstown on THU RSDAf a.
Europe by steamship Golert, via Plymouth
Cherbourg, and Hamburg; on sATC RDAf al ll:S0 N.
Germany. &C. by steamship Neckar, via southampton
correspondence Tor Great Britain and France 10
5 s s@ss
queenstown correspondence for Germany. scotland aud
North Of Ireland DO forwarded by this steamer
specially addressed and ~ IL for SCOTLAND and Ncr6 Il
Ireland steamship California Neville aud GlssEo~
steamships Idaho Russia and CITY OF Richmond DO Lot
take Denmark and Norway, The mail,
the West indies. VIA Bermuda aud ST Ihbnas leave New
YORK April ~ Tie mals for Porto Rico direct leave New
York April IA T6 for Nassau p leave New YORK
April H. The mails China and Japan leave San branesse
April IT, The mails for Australia Se eays hewforh via
Francisco April 20. t. L. JAAhs roslnxsief.
New.York, April 7, 1877.
Three lectures on STRUCTURE and Henorrhoss their fro
aueDt nnoopce In producing
haustlon absuty medcs treatment Instant
both affections with three type treated w Tho
tome at his private hospital by EDWARD H. DIXON. r.;
40 pages octave 25c Once hours from 70 ~ W Aad
70 ~ evenings. at 70 fuiRsv&
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Three lectures stricinre and Henorrhois their
quent nrdepce In producing
hauson absury Of medical treatment Instant u
both affections with three treated w Tho
tome At his private hospital by EDWARD IL. DIXON a. r.;
pages octave, 25c Office hours from 70 H. W L. aAd
70 10 evenings OF ~ futRsvA
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

frh. a,.m ho-s the variations In this IentoS
iyons OF time fOr ths ~ isar
Thssslsr white line prsssnshs OSCILLATIONS q
X, n.TcuTy dulnx hours
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-01
IRON COTTON TIES.
IMPORTANT SPECIAL NOTICE.

In view Of the constantly increasing popu-
larty and demand for the CELEBRATED
ARROW TIE. the universally recognized favor
tie Tie of Planters Cotton Press men and Ship
pers Of Cotton generally the American Cotton
Tie Company. Limited, sole propretors and
manufacturers Ct said Tie. commanding une
qualled facilities. have in addition to their large
stock n W on hand. contracted for increased
quantities sufficient to meet the largest demand
for Cotton Ties to cover the entire crop OF the
coming selson and now through their agents
generally offer the popular and irrepressibie
arrow TIE at 81 50 per bundle, less 2]a per
cent discount for cash in bundles compie'e.
being less than the market value of D ain hoop
iron, and it Icing the purpose OF the Company
to merit the continued patronage OF the plant
ing immunity and to defy all competl ion that
NAV arise. their agents are instructed to con-
tract with dealers, factors and country mer-
chants, at the above named price and terms. for
future delivery up to the 1st of August in guam
titles as may be required from time to time, set
Elements being made on delivery.
R. W. RAYNE & CO., General Agents.
New Orleans, La, April Is. 1877. apl7 1m
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-01
PROCLAMATION
FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS,
af tho Etnta pf T.puisiann


Whereas 1t is provided by act No. Is of the Elk
tra Session Of the General Assembly, approved
March %, 1877. that an election shall be held on
the Goth day of April. 1877, by the qualified cleo
tors OF the parish of West Carroll. Tor parish
Judge. a clerk of the District Court. a sheriff,
recorder. a coroner five justices OF the peace.
and five police jurors from said parish at large.
Now therefore. l. FRANCIS 7. NICHOLAS.
Governor of the State Of Louisiana, have
thought proper to issue this my proclamation.
directing the Supervisor Of Registration in and
for the parish Of West Carroll, and the commits
sioners of election and all other officers con-
cerned. to hold said election on the day above
mentioned with the view Of electing the above
named officers and that said election be con-
Quoted and the returns thereof made in the
manner required by the constitution and laws
of this State.
In witness whereof. have here
~~~ unto signed my name and caused the
(Y q I seal of the State to be affixed ut the
L. o. city of New Orleans, this thirty-ffr st
day of March In The year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
seventy seven. and OF the one hun
bred and first year Of the Independ-
ence of the United States of America.
FRANCIS r. NICHOLAS.
Governor Of the State of Louisiana.
By the Governor:
WILL A. STRONG.
ap1 2taw sod Secretary Of State.