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9te
%. 3. perbeiferte


teidlt8ebenS, gerdnf6to
Sic ift Die polfommenife Ndbmaihtne gum Samis
Iien9ebraude Die Fh i'm Wiarfte befinoet
Somm' nnb beiihtise fie, ebe Ou eine Ndhmaidine
tauiit
Sie Nreiie itno 10 niebris, Die Bebinsunaen 70
leibt iuie bel ieoer anoeren Dabine eriter atoie.
Sie >, ,gSeeo'fd1e 9dbntai idjiten Gompasnte," ="
SIR. Sc, Rorb =Sbarles z'StraBe.
P. P.
g6neiber, Die eine Ndbmai6ine brauden, tuerben
NIT 9ortbeil unere perIhebeneR Sorten &c. F." nit
enem ertragroBen tdbtie, rpelde fur bre ar6eit 6ez
ionbers an9epaBt iinb, unteriuben.
Man mette iid, oas bas Siireau Der eompasnie fih
in gtr. &C. SraBe, beiinbet, Dobin es
tirSli6 aus Dem ,Sreimaurertempel perle9t worben
lit.
Die .,ySeeo'Idle Tabmaid,imen eompasnte,"
(2i6, ,22.8.3isb
9ie neuen tiirfifd)em iitto ruifiid)en eIeftrp.
d)emiidcm, Werfarial=, sdpeiets unb 9antpfz
baoer in Gr. f47, saratnsa:, nabe gutaDitraBe,
iino iest far Serr uno 0amen in poGer 96dtgeit.
(Sept10, ,12lRteD
2.
geir iino iberseu9t, oaB baS ein69e perldBlhe Ot=
tel, bas man sur 8erti9uns bon Utotten, Sloben,
Sdpaben, ameiien u.i.p, befommen tann, Stonez
brater's SnieftenpuIoe iit. gtur % Gents.
(5ulit9, ,3Otte, ia, 3. tlSbeD
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8amferott oes SRA. Srattf Seslte.

Nems2) ortr 9-SeptDr. - Oer nrSHl gu
fol9e 1T ST., 5ranf 2ealte ge3wan9en norben,
iein @eiddft gum 8eten ietner @lGubiger an
eiren 2liiignatar su iibertragen. Seine $ai=
iipa belaufeu iid) auf $4,000; bic 4fttDa
beiteben aus ben iuuitrirten 3eitiAriften:
ySQuitrateo Nems," uSlluitrateo 3tmes,"
yGbtntueg Corner" r0eutlber Saultrtrter
3eitung," nSop8' anb SirlS' gSeeflp," ia
6ies' SOurnal," SUNDAY Ma9a3ine," ySops
Of 2(merica," sSOQp Sofer" uuo y8uoget Of
Sum-" ferner aus ieinen sroBen 9rnderetcn,
@raoir= Gnitalten, Brelien, Nfaibinerte'n &C.,
lomie einem beoeutenOen@runobeiibe 5u Snterz
lafen, nabe Saratoga. Srn. Qeslie'5 Ssrle-
genheit ift Die Solge bon Spefulationen in
@runoeigentbum. Gin arrangement lit 9ez
troffen moroen, our9 tpel6e8 bic 8erOfTent=
lihun3 Der errpdbnten 3eiti6rtiten ohne Inter
bredllnQ Dor ltdl Qeheu miro,
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0tebfGble. - Sobn Qearu mur6e ouf
Die Nutlage, Der 6trma 2lmba6, 8urauuoer
& Comp, gtr, 271, 28eit Baltimoreitr., einen
nod im 9Sertbe bon $40 geitoblen gu baben,
3m Bro3eiie beigeitedt,
- S9oS. 6orO, alias 6enneS, alias Green,
bate itd geitrn Dor 6rie0ensri6ter SbomaS
auI Die 2lnlbulOi9ung au perautporten, 0em
oru. Dt. Snpoer eiHen S6iufen i'm QSerthe
pou Sl.50 gcltOblcn 5u babeH uuo murOe ,um
PrO5eiie betgeitedt.
- =. HemiS, alias 9orep, melfer Der in
9tr. 81, Srd)arOftr. pobnbaften ssrau 4nna
@tSner ueridieOene &leioung8tiide i'm @ertbe
oon So geftoblen baben ioll, purOe geltern
pom 6rieoenSri9tcr &bomas benz
Seriabreu iiberantuOrtet
Bolt5eiItdes IS, - SEQ. 8. RobinIon
unO 6. 0toOre, Die itb im @aggon Ger. 1O8
Der @5recnitr. .>yine oronlng8mtOrtg betraqen
baben iOlleH, mur0en Uou 6rieoensridlter
8enner oem Scrfabreu Der @roBgeid)worenen
itberpieiel.
- 9ls Sanoitreifer erbielten Die geeqerins
nen 0torp s. 9oriep uno DtarD Stcmart auf
G OtOnate eiuc Soclmatb I'M @sfGnQniiie. So
iepb Buru8, Better 8omcriOr, q, Sern uno
). Gobtl muroen Oem Snjtitute 0uf 80 Gage
itberuleieu,
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(Sfne NiehSettdae.

ssaterto wn W.=Y., s. Sept. Gins
rdtbielbafte grfranfung oes 9tinopiebs per=
urlatbt in gtorb= Bangor, 5fauflin=@ountD,
9roBe aufregung. 9te Sranfbeit eridien Dor
Sebn Sageu, 81 ,pelder 3eit piele tpertbpOlle
aiibe trepirten. sln alien ieitber erfranften
2biereu finoet itd) cine Yeit, Die inter Dem
gtamen beS ''Poison Texas Cattle Tick"
befannt iit. sis jebt iinb mn iolbe Gbiere
NngeItedt poroeu, Die i'm letten SRI bjabre
nit teranii6em 9iiaouieb i'll Seribrung &C.
fontnleu linb.
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Ser Sempereus.gSabniinn tn pOller
SEiif{lPA

u o n B 0 II t, yf.zgJ., 8. Septbr. = Die
Oturpbp Gemperen5bepegung er5ielt groBcn
grfolg in bieier Stabt, unb beinabe 5000
Siirger - eiH giertel Der ganSenSeu0lterung,
barIlltsr piele 8irtbe-lollen bas Semperen5=
@elHbbe abgelest haben. Safob greitenbader,
8irtb uno Gigentb bumer zines Gtuseltansel<
Sbeaters, untersei9uete bsute oa8 9sliibbe
unb lieB ieiuen gansen 8orratb bon @etrdnfen
auf Die StraBe lallfen. Die Mitglieoer ieiner
Sbeatertruppe legten ebenfalls oaS@eliibbe ab,
morauf eine entbuitaitiih emperen5periamnl=
lung in Der gSirtbid,aft bes befebrten Rarren
nhnphnltPn fl1Irnp
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aus Oct 8unoesba,tptitaSt.
Hlaggem auf SaIbmait sn Gbrem oes nerltDl
benen &r.4sraitoettelt 2bters BON 5ran

HIaaaem auf caIbn,ait sn Gbren oes neritprz
benen Disqualification 9biers bon Sranf=
reid.
IS gSaibinston, 9. 9eptbr. - @etern
iparen su gbreu bes InoenfenS bes peritorbe
nen @r=Brd libsuten Sbiers bon Sranfret6
bic Jlagsen auf alien DepartemeutS,@sbdn=
ben auI ,5albmait anfssbiBt.
9te 93eIetoisums ber amerifanifdlenJla gge
ourd) ipantid1e Ssriessidltffe.
Ser Sal oes Sabraen9es oGomaro zee, :"
auf peldes BON eilem ipanti1en arie9s Idlfte
in Der gidbe Der liibliden aiifte BON euba se=
i6OHen ,purbe, 1T sur &enntniB oss Staats=
Departments sebradt woroen, inoem man
bentlelben ben 8riei bes @apt. 9ltfins au ieine
Miutter III ytelpburpport, Wtaii,, einldidte.
Die Sa9e ereignste iid sesen 0fitte Wtar5,
fllrs Dor Der 3eit, ais Der S6ooner oGaen
9tiSpab" aHaebalten puros. Die anselesen>
belt miro lebt iowobl Our9 bic SnnoeSresie
ruus, ais au9 bur9 Die Resierung Spant<
ems lnterlu1t. gis jebt iit nod ysi9ts erz
nlittelt moroeu, mas Die Spanier lncrtmlnl=
reu fDnnte; iobalo ieood Die Sa9e ermittelt
iit, miro Ole Regieruns polle Sellu9tbuHn9
Derlanqen.
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nTHAT SETTLES IT.

Jfemz y Orf, 9. September.-0 fllrflz
i6e @eianbte uer6hentlidt Na6itehenoes
,4nlQbltd Der ptelen cirfulireuben @erit9te
i'm Setreff Ssnlau YaI6a'S bat Die tiirfiide
@eiaubtibaft bic ghre, Der BrelIe mit5utbei=
len, baB Der @eneral jenes Nantens in Sletn=
uiien geboreu lpurbe unp BON mobamebanl=
5f,su (Slteru ftnn1u1t
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Dr.. GbaImer's
0eIunObeitssSiaftnr.

2tt IWBtNPNIIe uI0 eIT0I9Fttpfte Ulebtbfn BuT Dea
Jung Rranter, SbiBl Bler un6 yeTu0ier neldbe iemqIs
erunoen tDuroe, 1t 81. @bamer's @eiunbbetss sEinea
tur. Geielbe
traiti9t ben 59nateu,
belt ben Franfen,
9bt oem Rerp6Ien TriThen Ututb
unb Reues 9eben 6em Snoallben.
Ste StaEfttr betLG
RerO6Ftdt, Dpspepfr, aoiifl6mersen,
EopWeh, un0eroauIidtett, @tebrldtbeit,
uerpoie5 3ttern, ourd nbermGSigen
9enuB nom 3ab0d unb Spiritlolen
ucranIaBt, Sei56rennen, aBin6 tR
Vta9eH uno TN lluterleibe, q
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Ssma., 0aid1a ais sSnouifrierttter.

8onO IT, N.zy., 8. Septbr.-0er belz
tige y0ailp Sreeman" entbdlt eine bis iebt
nod ni6t per0fientli6te @piiobe aus Dem Sc
ben 6.GlaD @raipforb's, ebe berlelbe Die Ser.
Staaten perlteB. Ser @etpdbr8mann wobnte
in 1870 unb 1871 in Sinelanb, ,gf.-S., mo- Elm
S9waser Grauforo'S anldifig mar, pel6en
Der 2ebtere beiu9te. @raipforO bielt iid,
nadOein er WiarplanO perlafen bate, nebrere
gSoden in Sinelano auf uno perlud]te, Die
Sarmer Der llmge9eub bur6 @riinbun9 elmer
Aftiengeieaidaft su bei9mtnoeln; berS6min=
Del iplroe jeoo9 blOBgeitellt, uuo @raipforo
entflob aus Der @esen0, Der @etpdbrsmann
best ui6t ben geriHsiten 3peiiel, OaB @rap=
foro pirfli6 Ssntan 8aida lit; &ralpfOrO's
sdluiesrmutter bate ibm mitgetbellt, OaB
ibr Stmiegeriobn bas 2anO perlaiien bate,
iagte iebod nldt, wobin er gereilt mar. -
0leie @piiobe fiiut ben 3mii6enraum BON
@ra,rforO's 2(breile aus Dtarplano bis 5ur
3eit, in mel6er er Die Ser. Staaten perlicB,
ma
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SeleQraphiidle SepeiGe1t.
9nlano-peps(ben.

[Bertte Der ~aiiocirteu g5reiie. ir ben rDeutiden
@0rreiponoenten".l
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ten geHedt. Gr legts auf Sas 9bier an, t6os
tete es nno ihleppte es NIT naf bauie.
Spdter ifellte iidl beraus, oaB oas Ghier elii
canaoiider 0ud)S mar, Der ietne H0rolidBe
6es1nath berfafieu uno fid] iii6pdrts bis III
Die blaneu Serge am Botomac oerloreu.
(gSaS einem S6ulmeiter paliirte.l
ypabt Slhr meinen Sobu gepriigclt2" Riia
oteIeu g8orteu trattiirSlid) etne ;iiruenbe Mut-N
ter Ill bic Slaile zines Shulmetlters in aqezV
9alpzGonntp. nySd mar 10 frei, :" entgeg1
nete Der Bdoago9, unS fubr oaun fort:
DEM i'd ersieb' allhier bic Suern6
gu ieoer g8iieuidaft unb 5ugeno,
Aut bearbetf i'd ben unaTtigen sinberu
Sen oft 10 pberipenitiaen SfnterH
llno Siebe oaraus Bur ytotb
Dlein tdr9lidb tdgltdb Sro6."
80, aliO geiflagen babt SIR meinen SSuns
gen? gut, id pill'8 gut einial;eu." llnb
Oamit fiel Die tpiitbenbe DteqGre ii6er ben
Sdulmeiiter ber, idleuoerte i'm All 8oben
uno foroerte bte Shuliu9eno aui ibr bebiilf.
lIdl Su ieIn, Den t0errn gebrer Aur6au.
blauen. 9aS mar elm @anbinrfr fir bic Sln.
gen 2llle letiteteu Der auiforSerunq sSolae,
uno Der SAultpraun betam Bi6ie. am
Hoalten Gage mar Ct uirgenb8 nebr 5u flu
Oen. Gr bate Aue9anp= County, ben 69au.
plaB lelner tle'lten @rnieOrtQung, uerldilen.
9ue 2"tupptl9-j Ole oeWofrQttlWeH
Brlnldrpablen III Inne 9(runOel- @ouut1 finO
aHf ben p. o8. 9itS. anbcraumt wOrben.
(2lblebeH Oes 6ru. Seuiamin 6aao-
lpeu.) 6r. Benjamin 9aaomell, Elm betann.
ter Eiirger BON MoutgOmerg @ountg, ftarb
AM 6reitagS 2tOrgeH in ieiner Bobnnng su
SanOg Springs. Gr erreiAtc eiH alter pOH
78 Sabren.
- (ganOluirtbidaitlide 9tuShellung) Die
State Agricultural Society" miro ibre
gtuSitcluug gemeiHidaftlid nit
Der AM l6. 0ttober in gBeitmiuiter beginneus
Den GarroQ GOuntps Seier abbalteu.
- (Grbbeben.) 0o8 @robe6en, iuel9es
am Samlta9e Dor uht 3agen in 9aurel,
Rrtnce Georges @omtp, uer1piirt puroe,S
paro 3u gleid)cr 3eit in 9atonsplle un6
5roototller DtontgOmerp Gountp, mabrQe.
,rnurrrrPu
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q 9ic ainftltr 0eiiest 0en apBettt

FNI WEAEtgF ITt3EUE DEkIWttNE4
Bertonen, Die fin bent 9eHUf1e Sptritu6ier @etrapg
5n9eben, fRoen oaG bette pelmittel in
Or. Chalmers
9eianobeitS Stuftur
Seit her @ntbedung oer UlebiSin babe i'd ourt meIne
Ereunoe uHo Betaunten In oeler Staot Die IoIoenhe
4nBabl pom Beronen gebeilt:
9fttS3ttES ff4tS 4T4pfttpAtf S~nAh44 &sn4
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Sill8bOro', IiO., 8. Septbr.- Gin be.
tagteS Gbepaar, Gamen5 6itgeralo, wur6e
mdbrenO Der OTgangenen9tadt in ieinerg8ob=
Hln9 nahe bieIem Srte crmoroet. Ser Oforo
murbc mabri6eiHlid nit eiuem Iflperea
Shmieoebammer auSgeiiibrt, weI6en man
II Dem Gunner neben Den 2ei9en fano.
Dian bat teine Spur BON oen M6r6ern.
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Sauferott.

Yaterion, g s, 8. SePtbr. : Die
Nadrift, baB Die bteitge SeiDenweberz Sirnla
Soletiac & S0bne iallrt babe, erre9t nlft
ipenig aufregun9. Die Strma beItbdftt9te
penigitenS $50 9lrbeiter. Die Baiitpa Iollen
fib auf $780, 700 belauien uuo gr6Btentbeils
SrIpnrtelIren aeldlulDet iperOen.
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Obituary.
HON. JOHN WILDER.

Hon. John Wilder, of Weston, wasfound
near his residence on Monday, the 9th inst,
drowned. He had been missing but a short
time when his body was discovered lying
in the stream with life extinct. For q num-
Der OF years he had been a victim of a cata-
lepsy that had 30 seriously impaired his
mind that he had attempted self destruction
several times, and it is unknown whether
he fell into the water by accident or de-
sign.
Judge Wilder was born at bingham,
Mass, 1875, and at the time of his death
was SO years of age. Early in life he went
to Petersham, Mass. to learn the tanners
trade and after serving his apprenticeship
he removed to Chester where he remained
a short time when he removed to Weston
and settled. He commenced the business
OF tanning on 4 limited scale and gradually
enlarged his works to a considerable extent
and built a grist mill in connection with his
tannery. He began early to take an active
part In the affairs of the town and always
manifested 3 lively and strong public spirit
that did not abate till his mind
gave way. He was firm
believer in home improvement. He was
appointed by Andrew Jackson as postmas-
ter in 1929, and continued to hold the office
until removed by Gen. Taylor. When the
Rutland & Burlington railroad was in con-
temptation he took an active and important
part in favor of the West river route, and
showed by statistics it's feasibility over the
one selected. In 1859 he was elected to
state senate from Windsor county, and dis
charged his duties with fidelity. Subse-
quently he was elected assistant judge of
the county court.
In early life he became an ardent demo-
crat and q great admirer of Andrew Jack
son, and continued in his early faith 80
long as democracy was worthy the name,
but when the slave power had obtained
complete control of the government and
was striving to extend slavery into free
territory, left the party and became au
ardent and earnest republican, and so con-
tinued till his death. He, always took a
lively interest in the affairs of the state and
nation and kept himself well informed about
political matters. Judge Wilder was twice
married first to Miss Polly Wilson, of Ches-
ter, by whom he had six children, three of
whom are now living. His second mar
riagc was to Miss Sarah Cragin, sister Of
ex-senator Cragin, OF N. H., by whom he
had q son and daughter, who with their
mother now mourn his loss. He was a
good and peaceable citizen, a kind and OBJ
liging neighbor, and an indulgent father.
After a long life of usefulness he has been
gathered to his rest, followed by the good
wishes of his townsmen and friends. R.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-11

New YORK Produce Market.

LUNA Apiil "
FLouR.-Recelpts. OF 1000 bbls opend 10 cents
better with a fair demand. Holders are dis
posed to sell at the figures given in yesterdays
report. Sales or 1900 barrels No. 2 at IS so
@5s0 superfine western and state at SO 500
IS rs common 10 good extra western aud
state at Sc Ie,SSI 90; good to choice do. at 81 o58
81 20; common to choice white wheat western
extra at 81 25ass 20; fancy white wheat wost-
ern extra at IS 1889 70; common to good extra
Ohio Sc 9OaS IS common TO choice extra st.
Louis at 90 9o&i 10 90 Patent Minnesota extra
good to prime at IS rs 80 90 choice to double
extra at $40 OOa1l 90. Market closing quiet.
WHRAT-Recelpts 5000 bush, Market opened
heavy, 2(a3 cents lower very limited demand.
Sales of $1,000 bushels old No. l Minnesota
at 81 AZ old No. 2 Milwaukee In store at 81 IS
new do: In store at Sl55 white Michigan Mt
81 80; No. 2 Chicago nomina at 81 81.
Rhythm. Sales OF western at s2ss5c So
@923 for Jersey and Pennsylvania 9s9s5c for
state.
~BARLEY-Dull and heavy. Sales OF $500
bushels two-rowed state at &C.
CoRS.-Receipts OF 1880 bushels. About l
cent higher and In fair demand business Is
checked by the advance. Sales OF $4,000
bushels. Ungraded western mixed at $40
New YORK Mo.$ at &c steamer mixed at zig 0is
western mixed afoat at 5sHc New York No.
OATs.-Receipts OF 81, 7CO bushels. Less active.
Sales OF 300 bushels; New York No. 3 white
at 47c poor mixed western at 42c mixed
state AZ 53h@56c; No: 2 Chicago to arrive this
Milwaukee IN store at 4,c No. 2 Milwaukee in
store at sic white western at $4,000 ; fancy
white at 6OG63c F; rejected at 4OHc Jersey at
sec white state at 55@60c white western at
4GX@57c inferior mixed western at 4lc.
HAY.-Less firm AT zoe for shipping.
HoPs-Quoted quiet 0@lIc for yearlings;
s@14c for new crop Eastern and Western ;
lOal5c FOR new New York state 15@2oc for
new California.
CoFFEE.-Rio quiet moderate demand car
goes are quoted at i6H@2oHc gold lGS92sc
gold for jon lots.
SUaAR.-Quoted dull and unchanged. Sales
OF MuscoVada ut shdSssc Brazil atsHc;
refined, firm and sales at lO9S@lOHc for stand
ard A /; graduated and powdered Mt loI@llc;
crushed at II ls@1lAc.
| M0LAssEs-Grocer grades quiet' at 4b(eoSc
for Porto Rico 3sa45c for English Islands
| ss@56c for New Orleans.
| Realistically and in fair demand. Sales or
| Carolina at 5@6c.
PB~TRoLBUM-Dull and easier crude at l0Ic (;
Shned, l63s@16kc /; cases nominal naptha ~
| lOX@llc.
~TAILow-steady. Sales OF 1I5.OOo pounds at
| sas I-l6c. for prime.
~EGas.-Flrmer at 17a17Ec for state and
Pennsylvania; lie for leesh western.
PoRK.-Opened heavier and closed steadier.
| Sales OF new mess at SIS 90.
| BBEF.-Quiet.
~LARD-opened heavy and closed about firm.
| Sales or prime steam at 80 I5@e SO.
BUTTER-Better grades heavy poorer quail
| tiles heavy. Sales at lie zoe Tor western lc9
| 2Sc for state 25932c for new.
CHEEsK-Dull sales at Ial4Hc for common
to prime.
WHIsKY-Quiet at 81 oS.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-11

Very extensive revenue frauds in the
manufacture of tobacco in North Carolina
are discovered, and some thirty manufac-
turers in the county of Survey are charged
with participation in these fraudulent
transactions and have been indicted.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-11
Rutland County Court, March Term,
1877.

Hen. H. II. POWERS, Chief Judge.
HON. HON. s snsne II M Ll Donn, Asst. Judges.
HENRY Ii. SMITH, Clerk.
WILLIAM Nj. FIELD, Sheriff.
SPENCER G. Rogers, Court Reporter.
Tuesday, April 10.-Thos. s. ellison vs..
Daniel W. Gleason, Howe sewing machine
company, trustee trustee ~adjudgsd
chargeable for larger sum reported, with
interest from time of filing report.
A. S. Cook and wife VS.. A. W. Goss,
replevin heard with the court.
Harriet e. Mussey VS.. Benz. +. Mussey,
divorce marriage and residence proved ;
bill granted for intolerable severity Gus
tody of children to petitioner all the
household furniture, wearing apparel OF
herself and children assigned to petitioner
as alimony.
SENTENCES OF PARTIES CONVICTED THIS
TERM
VIM. Rix, lewdness one year In county
Jail and pay costs.
Frederick Burns, larceny two years in
states prison and pay costs, and stand com.
mitted until sentence Is complied with.
Ira +. Preston, larceny ; one year in
states prison, pay costs and stand commit
ted until sentence is complied with.
John Patton, m~anslaughter sentenced
to be confined at hard labor In the states
prison at Windsor, ia the county Of Wind
sor, for the term Of twelve years, from the
tenth day OF April. 1877, pay costs and
stand committed until sentence Is complied
with.
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The Louisiana Commission.
THEY RECEIVE DELEGATIONS OF P%AoKARD's
FRIENDS.

FRIENDS.
NEW ORLEANS, April 10.
The commission to-day, after some pri-
vste consultation received a delegation OF
thirty colored men, including merchants,
brokers and planters, headed by Col. Jas.
Lewis, commender Of a colored regiment
during the war. The delegation portrayed
the struggles and hardshids of their race and
the necessity Of protection. They claimed
the title Of Packard was equal to that Of
President Hayes but intimated that If
Nichols was ultimately to become govern
or they would like to be heard upon the
matter, not for the purpose Of trading but
for guarantees of the future Of their race. A
delegation next appeared headed by ex-Gov.
Baker, formerly military governor of Lou
isisna, who With several others presented
statements and opinions similar. A vol
unteer committee followed, composed of
old Union men of the state. Six gentle
men came next representing the judicial
districts of the state, among them Judges
Marks and Pardee, and gave their opinions
concerning the allegiance in their several
districts to the Packard government and
the ability Of Packard to maintain himself.
Mayor Plllsbury and five members Of the
city council came before the commission
offering the courtesies Of the city
and presenting many verbal and writ
ten statements concerning the condition
of the city government. Other citizens
called singly and in groups from different
sections Of the state, and gave information
to the commission respecting the situation
in their several localities. The commission
consented to meet, in the morning, a small
delegation Of business men also the state
board OF education. The commission have
addressed q communication to the commit
tee of each leei ,lative body, asking them to
furnish a map of the state showing various
judicial districts with a compact statement
relative to the alleged disturbance of the
Kellogg Packard supreme court, and the
creation of a court in place thereof by
Nichols; also q statement relative to dist
riot judges, how many republicans aud
how many democrats, with the political
course of each respecting which governor
he will recognize and his acts of recogni-
ton ; also with regard to how far police
juries may have. automatically reported
concerning allegiance to one or the other
government, similar statements arc request
ed regarding other officers, and as TO the
control of the various state institutions and
to the vote of the state, divided according
to color and pay also statements as to
the taxes collected by either government
since organization and disbursements made
and any other facts tending to show the
actual control of the state, etc. When the
commission are not in session they are in
dividually confering and advising with citi-
zens of all parties.
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