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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-20

MIS-. P. OVBRT0N, WIFE OF JAMES A. WHITE
VS.. James A. White, her husband.
HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE TWENTY.
first day of February, 1877, Judgment was
rendered in this court in the following entitled
suit, III the words and figures following, 10 wit:
Mrs. +. Qvert0D, wife of James A. White vs.
James A. White her husband.
This case came on to be tried after issue regu.
!arly joined and the law and the evidence befsg
in favor Of plaintiffs, den aud it is, by reason
tiff, Mrs. Penelope Overton, do have and recover
Judgment against defet dant James A. White he +
husband, forever dissolving the community exist.
ing between them, and that she be permitted to
sdmlnis er her separate estate, if any she havs
free from his control OF interference And it ID
further ordered and decIeed that the defendant
pay all costs Of this suit
Judgment signed February a. 1871
W. T. HOUSTON,
Judge of the Fourth District Court,
In testimony whereof have hereunte set nv
hand and affixed the seal of the said court at the
city Of New Orleans, on this fourteenth dav OF
march, in the year Of our LORD one Thousand
eight hundred and seventy seven and the one
United States. Va 'A0
mh2o BIZ JOHN CURRY, Clerk.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,
SEALED PROPOSALS,

SEALED PROPOSALS,
DRPARTMRNR OF IMPROVEMENTS }
new Orleans March 8, 1871 !
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT
~ this office until TUESDAY, March 90 1877, al
Twelve O'Clock M, for the construction of shell
road on st. Charles avenue, from Delaehajse I'd
Berlin streets, and from Napoleon avenue to Octa.
via street, in accordance with specifications on
file il the office of the City Surveyor.
The CITY reserves the right TO reject any and ali
bids. ~ 1- ''-
miro JOHN MoCAFFREY. Administrators.
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Fh0MAs II. IA


Peoples BaRk VS. Thomas Quill.
TflRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE p
II Orleans, so. 7575.-By virtue Of q Y
taeias to me directed by the hsnOrable
District Court for the pRrish Of Orlea
above entitled cause, 1 will proceed
public auction, at the Merchants and Az
Exchange, Royal street, between Canai
tomhause streets, In the second Distrit
cisy, on SATURDAY, April 81, 1917, at twal
NJ, the following described property, 10
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situated in Z
Franklin, in the Third district Of this b
square bounded By s satn, horaies,
stfeefs aud " aAAiI gt0n aVenue, dssigna
numbers eight aud nine Of square ~.
hundred aud three, on plan by J. Pillf
veyor, dated April i0i 1855, annexed o al
April "A, 1883. and dnDosited IN the On
Stark, notary public In TINS citE, az
nea4uie ID AmeFiean measnfes Lot nuf
measures thiItFdF feet nine inches
Spain sire Il, ard iee nuWb&r nine ulGasa'
q e fest Xix ihehaA tront on Spain stft
% ntasurea ona HUNDRED ana aeyenis
deptA
ae'ses s. ne nhsra sait AZ htlrnslag
1ai+'s 81 a. 1nal
SGStN 81
"a fa iilh
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1871

claims to have been treated with perfdy.
He is obstinate and stubborn, even in immi-
nent peril of losing his life at any moment.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-20

Chariot Harris VS.. CarIlne Sanders and
Charles Gore, in solido-Sixth Justice Court
for the Parish of Orleans, No. u, 1884.
E1Y VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIRRI FACIAs
ID to me directed by the honorab the sixth
Justice OF the peace for the parish of orleans. 1
win proceed to sell at public auction at the
Msfehaats and Auctioneers' Exchange Royal
erty. to wit
A CERTAIN. LOT OF GROUND. with the build
ings and improvements thereon, in square bounded
Carondelet walk, designated a. lot No. 4. on q
sketch annexed 10 act passed before James Fahey,
notary public June 3, 1871. Said lot measures "a
feet front on St. LOus street. aud "A feet on CarOn
delet walk, by depth of l67 feet inches on eide
next to lot No, g. los feet inches depth on oppo-
site side running through the square from st.
Louis street to CsTondelet walk
TelmH-Cash in United States currency
mn20 % a. DAN. 0'LeARY. Constable.
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FL. Levi VS.. Beraud d Rindt-Second .Bur
tlch Court for the Pariah Of nrlaana Nh 1865

II. Levi VS.. Beraud d Rindt-SecOnd .Bus-
tce Court for the Parish Of Orleans, No. 1866.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FAoIAs
- to me directed by the Hon. John Mccormick,
Second Justice of the Peace in and for the
parish Of orleans. in the above stated suit win
proceed to sell at public anctiOn at nay warehouse
No. 260 Poydras street, on FRIDAY, March 49,
1877, at twelve o'clock NJ
TWO BARRELS OF FAREISH.
Seized in the above stated suit.
Terms-This being the second and last auction
the said property will be definitely adindicated
to the highest and last bidder, for whatever
1t will bring at twelve months credit, the pur-
chaser furnishing bond with good and solvent
security, bearing eight per cent interest per an.
mum from date. SAID purchaser will have to de
duct and pay in cash the printing and court costs
amounting to say about SIS.
mills 10 23F NJ. RUSSELL. Constable.
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EoURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PI
H Orleans, No. A, ABBY virtue of WI
ure aud sale to me directed by the homo
Fourth District Court for the parish of Oh
the above entitled cause, / will proceed
public auction, at the Merchants and
GERS Exchange, Royal street. betwe.
and CustomhOuse streets, in the See
tr1ct of this city, on SATURDAY, Apr
at twelve o'clock NJ, the following desc1
erty, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with
buildings and improvements thereon al
tenances thereof, situated in the First I
this city, IN che square bounded BY Cor
Cha les, Gravier and CAr0ndelet street
mated by the number four On q plan dral
a. HediD, architect and civil engineer, un
of the tW enty third of March, 1850, den
the records of II. B. Cenas, late notary
this city; which said lot measues twenty
TWO inches front on Common street,
feet two iuches four lines wide on the
BY eghty-thIee fe1t e'even inches two
dep'h. Said property was acquired Joint
teLdant and Joseph Lorber fIom Gu
HoghtOn, as per act executed on the fifth
1867, be fore +. H. Morse, consul Of thu
STATES at London, England, registered in
veyance office of this city, book ninety
passed before P. Charles Cuvellier, late
in this city, on the seventeenth of An
sad Joseph LorbeF sold and conveyed To I
Leisy all his right, title and interest in an
property, g per CONVEYANCE office bod
four, folio three hundred and aixty- oae,
Seized In the above suit.
TeIms--Cash on the spot.
THOMAS Fl. HAM
mb6 IA 81 AMI Civil Sheriff az fine paYisb n
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MONEY TO LEND.

MONEY TO LEND.
THE METROPOLITAN LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK
No. IA Camp street,
VIII make advances Oh MERCHANDISE, COLE
at rates ranging from one to four per cent pei
month.
oc2s ly T. b. VAN HORN. Cashier.
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Elizabeth II. V; Hammer VS.. John H
SUCCESSION NOTICES,



aRceession Of A. N. Hebsrt.
CBcoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleanss Nc. 3s824.--Notice Is hereby giVeA
70 the creditors Of TINS estate and 10 all other per
sons herein interested, to show cause within ten
days from the present notification II any they have
OF can, why the PROVISIONAL account presented by
the widow Of the deceased, Administering his sue.
caasion aa tnfrtx Of her minor children should not
BE- homoloRated and approved, and the funds dis.
iTihuted In accordance herewith.
By order o. the Court
mhl6 % 25a JOHN HERBERT Clerk
suecessisn Of Hfrs Leufaa BalsfsR. De.
ceased wife Of William Hoofendisk.
GEcoND DISTRICT COURT ron TIKI PARIsB
- Of urlenne, No 3e ,3z8.-W Whereas, Augusta
Balgter has petiOuea the court for lettara ii "a.
mnintrhtian on the estate OF the late Mrs Ionic 4
B5l4te1, Deceased vile OF William Hoofeudfek de.
ceased, inteetafe. Aotiee a hereby given % All
Nhpn L may concern g. ah0W chnee within ten
dave why ne ptayef o the said petitioner should
81 order x lie Court.
mhie % 81 JOIN HERBERT CleFk.
succeaHsen q Aoaian Heavel, widow q
4de1n Borne deeeessd We Of lnhn Frederick
Mgiian
Cp1Nn nlarRtcT oorHT RoN THs RAAiah
80 te qttqfp Or tAi4 estate Haa Il 80 lts1 oar.
41re EHTFln rtfseessa - Aher fEalt within toe
N4f4 ANIh 1tt present FHtifNzfzAE' If ans tllF
EHlE t=N W1F tNN 4Gasl4 4i4zlsfH ~
ages Mls 4HEEfs f@7fT4sfAftlT FsA4tIst Is Size
l HaI4 sEt De fNr. I|I sf -t 4II+
f
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MARSHAL'S SALES,
J. #. Boyle vs.. Schooner Celest.

j. f. Boyle VS.. Schooner Celeste.
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Il for the District of Louisiana, No. lI,Ol8.-In
ole Hence to an admiralty warrant to me directed
in the above entitled suit, have seized and taken
IHE SCHOONER CELESTE, her tackle, etc now
ltbeled by j. 4. Boyle, fer the set forth in
the libeI now pending in the District Court of the
United Statee.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof and sll and every person or per-
sons having or pretending to have any right, title
or interest in or to the same to be and appear at
district court Of the Unitsd States for the district
aforesaid, to be holden at the city of New Orleans
on the third Monday of March, to show eaute, If any
they have or can. why the said schooner should
not be condemned and be sold sgreeAbly TO the
prayer Of libelant.
United States Marshaps office, New Orleans ,
]. R. G. PTTKIN.
fel4 "a mh32 81 Unite States Marshal.
Elizabeth II. v. Hammer VS.. John H.
Weber at al.
I'M THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
II for the Fifth Circuit and District of Louisiana,
No. 802g by virtue Of a writ of feri faeias TO me
directed in the above entitled suit will proceed
20 sell TO the highest bidder, on SATURDAY,
April I'll, 1871 ct twelve o'clock NJ, at the main
entrance to the Customhouse, on Canal street, in
New Orleans, the following described property,
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated. living
and being in the First District of this city, desig
mated by the number two, in the square b0undt
BY Poeyfarre. FOucbeT, Delord and Magazine
streets, measuring nineteen feet six incheR three
lines front on Magazine street, by one hundred
and thirteen feet two inches In depth, between
parallel lines together with the buildings and i'm
pr0vements thereon.
Seized Ia the above suit.
United statea MarshaPs ONCE, New Orleans,
J.R G. PITKN,
mhS0 So United States Marshal.
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Mrs. WIDOW UecIIla Glrehnn


Widow Bridget Carroll ct ais.
EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR
A. of Orleans, No. a. ,4l7.-By virtue of
81 iznre and sale to me directed by the
the Fourth District Court fer the paril
leans, in the above entitled cause, viii
co sell at public auction, at the Meroli
AuctioneeTa' Exchange, Royal street,
Canal and CustOmhOuse streets, In The
District Of this city, on SATURDAY, Aprl
at twelve o'clock NJ, the following q
Two CEkTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. sit
the Suburb Liyandais now the Fourth Di
this city,, designated BY the numbers one
and six and one hundred and seven, Il
number twenty six bounded by Fulton, Il
SorapuTn or Philip and First Streets said
join each other and measure, each, Iii
seven inches front on Fulton atreet, byl
twenty feet three inches FIVE lines, tn
agreesbly to q plan drawn by Hugh cd
veyor OF Lafay tie, dated the second of n
ls44, deposited in the offlce Of L. K. Kenny
taTy Of Jefferson parish; together wild
buildings and improvements thereon rieH
aud advantages thereunto belonging or ia.
a. pertaining Being the same properly Vi
late Thomas Carroll, deceased, acqui, edI
chase from c. Maenhaut as per act pass
Octave De ArmRs, notary public in this cf1
date of the fifteenth of April, 1853, ana tht
ant herein acquired said pr perty as ii
l vii: The Que undivided half Thereof, as ID
in community of said Thomas Carroll, q
and the OtteT undivid half thereof by 1
from her children, Francis @ Carroll AMI q
Carroll, per act passed before &. K. Hoga1
public in this city, on the twenty seventh
1875 the said defendant and her ehildrel
been put in possession of said JTOpefJi
Aforesaid proportions by virtue of a
signed on the twenty. third of May. l8il
honorable the Second District Court for II
of Orleans, IN thu matter entitled Sued
Thomas Carroll" No. SO 1853 of The dOeka
co urt, VIII CHI Judgment has been duly ID
in oOnveyaI CO once Of this city in book
bred and one, folio seven hundred and
five.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
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SHERIFFS SALES


Charles A1aduelI, Parliamentary e.
snd Mrs. NJ. ID. fellcite Oaballero Col
H. Monsseaux ct al.
EIkTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pa
a Orleans, No. 5547.--By virtue Of a
ner faeias against A0tonlo Palacio.
directed by the honorable the fifth
Court for the parish of Orleans. in b
entitled cause, win proceed to sen
auction, at the Merchants and Auction
change, Royal street, between Canal and
house streets, in the Second District of
on TUESDAY, April 3, 1877, at twelve al
the following described property, to wit
THAT CERTAIN HALF OR PORTION q
SQUARE OF GbOUND, situated in n
lately in the parish of jefferson, but no
city OF New Orleans, in this State, desiu
the mum er ak " one on q plan drawn
min Bulsson, late surveyor, GATED March
Deposited in the office of William BOs Z
notary. public in this city; said half O.
ground measuring enc hundred snd tW,
feet eight inches front on Nayades
OhaIles) street, five hundred and one
inches front on Eleanor street, one hun
twenty feet front on Huntsville street, an
log the other other half of said square On
nearest Nashville street; together with 81
pIovements thereon, and all the rights. v
vitudes, privileges and advaut ages then
longing. Acquired by the defendant here
MO Eseolasttca Santurnino de PAlacio Sal
BY purchase from Milton Cumming Ran
act passed before Selim Magner. late no,
1867
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
mb3 IL % ara civil c1,a,;ff = & a. 4,-..Y-
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mhs Is % aps oivtl sheris 81 the parish I'd
Edward COnery vas jacob steps
10 eph Seither.

| NNNTNNW OWWIIT w WWCUU INGF7
Jo eph Seither.
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THA
H of Orleans, No. 790I.-By virtue Of
iieri faoiAs 10 me directed BY the mona
Filth District Court far the paFiAh of O
the above entitled calfse, / viii proceed
public auction, on TUBSDAY, March
bon streets, in the Second District Of thu
ALL THE FURkITURR AND now
FkofS removed from the premises knos
WOODS House, tituated at the corner
and TchoupitOulas sueets, aH per inyenIe
may be seen In my Office.
Seized in the above suit, as belonging
ant. Jacob Stephens.
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS II. RAJ
mhs Is 20 Civil Sheriff offhe Parish Z
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LEGAL NOTICES,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES,
In Bankruptcy.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA

N THE MATTER OF JOHN g. FLEMING
Bankrupt.
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THE STATE OF LnuIsIANA.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
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MRS. P. OVERT0N, WIFE OF JAMES A. WHITE
vs. James A. White, her husband.
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THOMAS II. Han
mh6 IA 81 APP Civil Sheriff of the Parish d
TenuOnia Insurance Company
nhnll Llninu ct al


GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- of Orleans, No. ei0l.-By virtue of
heri iaeias against Marshall Guion and
lin Guion, to me directed by the homo
Sixth District Court for the parish Of
In the above entitled cause, [ V
coed to sell at public auction at
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, ROyl
between Canal and Customhouse street
Second District of this city, on Sal
April IA, 1877, at twelve O'Clock NJ. the
described property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. togei
the buildings and improvements then
all rights, ways privileges and appuI
thereto belonging, situated in the.
iricE of this city, in the square bounded
honde tlate Dorgenoisl. Julia, Roohes
Poydras streets, and designated as los
eleven Of plan B, on q GER titcats or sketc
vey made by J. A. DH-meeourt, deput5
veyor, under date of February H. 1875,
nexed for reference to an act passed befon
Hero, Jr., notary, on June II, 1875, which
measures thirty-two feet front on DOlhOn
thirty.two feet ak inches In width in tbs
sixty.five feet three inches in depth o.
line nearest Julia street, and sixty five 4
inches seven lines on the side line l. 9 ART
dras street, and it is comDosed of the I'd
numbers ten snd nine. Being the same
acquired by Marshall GuiOn, defendant
from the succession of g. Fahrmanni
passed before Andrew Hero, Jr., notary
seized in the above suit, as belonging q
ant Marshall Guion.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS q. HAN
mbla2o27 spl4 Civil sheriff Of the Parish .
~. b. aneDa VS.. b. Il. GeOrfl
EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
IL of Orleans, No. "a ,409.-By virtue of
seizure and sale to me directed by the hon
Fourth District Court for the parish OF q
the above entitled cause, / will proceed
public auction, at che Merchants aud Au
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
t0mhouse streets, in the Second DistIi
city, on TUESDAY April 3, 1877, at twel
NJ, the following described property. to
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, aitpa
Second Municipal District of the city d
leans, Ia the square bonded by Ram
Phi ip. Burgundy and Dumaine SIRE eta
ing f0rty-fonr feet five inches f ont o.
Philip street, by tifty.nine feet one inch
depth and front on Rampant street, Of
forms The corner, together with all the
and improvements thereon, and dep
thereof, and all the rights ana privilege
belonging or in any wise appertRininR
any exception whatever. Being the i
erty which the defendant acquired by
from Edward D. White, as per act pass
Ans dee Ducaiel, Q notary public ID u
the 1fst Of d. cember, 1863,
Seized in the above suit.
NFa.r Va bta = Il -
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MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1877.


State We. Michael Abadie.-Mnrder Of Ga
briel Pere june 25, 1876, ct the slaughter
house, parrish of st. Bernard. Indicted o.
tober Il, 1876. Motion Of district attorney,
fret Judicial district to the Superior Grim.
inal Court, allowed,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-03-01

that he resembled him In more ways than one. He
wore long hair. like Mr.. Beerhsr, but has shin
gled it of.
DIR. Long, Mr.. Manville, and others have just
turned from inspection Of the Penitentiary. They
report the institution under good management and in
fiourislin condition. Hurst was in about the same
condition last reported. The old man who sold
hogs that he didn't have. and taken there from,
Donphan County year ago. was just released, yes
ferdsy.
The Topeka folks expect to jollify considerably.
when Hayes is inaugurated.
Legislative excursion to Texas has been talked Of
all Winter, but has been abandoned for one to the
mountains The Kansas Pacific Road has rendered a
free ride to Denver. Boulder. and Cheyenne. If the
trip could be postponed till June july it would be
very pleasant but there could be little enjoyment in
going out there now.
Capt J. NJ. Steele has been here for couple Of
weeks. He weighs only 2s' pounds and thinks Wich-
ita a good place to go TO-
The report Of the State BoarJ of Agriculture will
not be out till April. 1t will be quite extensive
Volume, embracing besides the regular report, el
aborate history Of Kansas at the Centennial and will
be very valuable.
N. B. Banton, who, believe was the author of one
or two letters published in the Chief time since
in opposition secret societies sent memorial to the
Speaker of the House, which read to-day protest
ing against the action of the Legislature granting the
use of the Legislative Halls to the Masons and Odd
Fellows. The memorial Was laid on the table
learn Mr.. BlantOn il . kind of . monomaniac the
subject of Opposition to secret societies.
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"Raaical and Conservasive.,, :,

We do not wish the Lawrence Dribane, or any
one else, to misunderstood US, in our remarks
under the above head, several weeks ago. We
had no intention of deprecisting or disparaging
the title Of the early Free State men OF Kansas
to the highest honor, and the eternal gratlfnoe
Of liberty-ioving people. There never lived up
on the earth nobIer, Drawer, aud more seit-sac-
rifcing people than the Free State pioneers of
Kansas. They stood up against fearful odds, and
held the enemy at bay until assistance came to
eompass his defeat We fully appreciate the
correctness of their policy up to a certain date,
and the beneficial purpose which the Topeka
Constitution served. In our division of Radical
and Conservative, we did not inclute all the old
or settlers as Radicals, for very many OF those
who fought through the darkest hour were what
were afterwards called Conservatives, while
many who came later were classed among the
Radicals Our line was not drawn between
these who came before 1857 aud those who came
that yesr and afterwards. Even many Radicals
did not favor the policy which we condemned; /;
but so many did it, that there was danger, for
time, that the Free State party would lose the
election of 1857, for want of harmony of action.
Our position was this: that when there was
no longer hope of securing recognition of the
Topeka Constitution, it having been adopted with
ont any enablingsct or authority from the lawful
power, it was time TO abandon IL, aud to work
for something that would connt. And when an
election was approaching at which there was
reason to believe the Free State party would
have chance to be heard, We held that the par
ty should abandon the protesting and non-vot-
ing policy, and make . united effort at the polls.
This was finally done, in the Fall of 1857; but
the editor of the Tribune knows that there was
for . time such intense opposition to it, Mat
division Of the party was threatened which
would have defeated the party; and that the
men who were opposed to going into the cleo
ton, called the others Conservatives, as o term
Of reproach, although they were generally as
Radical men as could be found anywhere. This
same feeling existed relative to voting on the
English Bill. It was the emigration of 1857 that
gave the Free State party strength to meet and
overwhelm the Pro Slavery party at the polls.
That victory made Kansas what she has been
ever since, call the men what you may.
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y By watching the Democracy, the Republi-
cans can nee just what would have befallen
themselves, had the Electoral Commission ex-
pertinent resulted favor of Tilden. 1t would
have smashed the party into fine pieces But as
good luck has it, the fun falls to the Democrats.
They are already wrangling, and getting decd-
edly wolfsh. The ones who opposed the Electo-
raj bill, are throwing up to those who supported
it, that they betrayed and sold out the party.
Soon the dance will commence in earnest, and
the Democracy will be one Of the happiest fami-
lies ever heard tell of.