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LES.

Y ~ II ~ y -. Levari Facias,
sts!Ss 81 III ~ 5nosed to public
.4sES n 'f3S 4 2ffSt t4l Shiptey st..
sgk4SS 3 in the city Of
4~sSsI Hunty, Delaware
aArf1Is "; " \ " ~ 18th, ls77.
:.,I S3 v NJ,
I.,...,.,s. = ~ u Zeal Estate, viz:
~ nisS h ~ ~ \ - ~ 4 + !. q d, with five
2asyHxS q n HOE, BOUNDED :sj
- SSs{ ~ SSf3I y = y f6 \ SDutheast corner
s.'sss " ~ II X r. r ~ n IL g. street g.
W. " 2ch. 8 to G ,rner.
! ~ ~ ~ ~ ssi5 Il q 81 K'rkwood st ,
sids IA - q tkU4eG [ersby nortnerly
: ~ t'.st ~ - 0l1eS y bes innins, be the
nis ~ ~ 81 Tf 4 p & may, .
IN and ~ ken m ~ DutlOn as the pro-
~ acanic,s% sI 4 ~ and M4ry owens;
9, enny SC'Isx ~ 4 q sssd to b. sold by
s s g. v z 23&UBB, Sheriff.
4 92sy se.' N jy9-ts
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NV EL. q 20 New
) Of LOU pages, contain.
Anara. and e8t1ma toa
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The colored Church in French street, near
oh, 10 to be greatly enlarged, II not rebuilt
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Everybody AU IPRlSED AT II
IL tremel dous re suction at ~
Dr. SaOUGNION'6.

A full set IS to SO. The iDOct'r;inserts more
teeih th n ary other a m III the United
stairs, and ~ rapidly sending MS worE n I,
~ i,c. o s.. Ext acting only be N"th-
no hut d, st.class Oper .ti0ns perform Cd
iii Viae street, Philadelphia. VB.
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IxrUnDA "a lily 28ths 1877.
q IsatsS IN r. M.

Real Estate viz:
0t of Lard, situ-
>gt N, New | ast!e
4 " described as fol-
orn.r ,OrmeI b.,
psterly side IT Du-
herly SIDE sfsixtb
sOut,erIy side OF
II slxty-elght feet
griy para lei w .th
si1hty-Six and O + ali
SfD q nOrLhWesterly
Nv three AL y hall
side NJ DUPONT st ,
sortherly about fifty
MINING be the con.
f.and, with a Frame
in the Ctty of VIII
ware, beg,nnidg on
Nm, street, between
streets, t 8 feet
~ Madison street at
4he party wau,
tlel with Madison
IS q corne' la d FIR
nv, t,cnce tber- with
"a. Mt street IL iatt I
Sce nor herly parallel
let 2 inc, .es, passine
~ par y wall Ut this
Jacob Loyd to said
Sisd thence westerly
lplace Of beginning.
IA ok CutiOn as tnt
blly, and to be seld by
lS9RURB Sh riR.
! Castle. July ., 1917.
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Ocean Grove; ,
Asbury Park,
Long Branch,
Sandy Hook,
Nn,zr Vnrl,
lew York,

viii be one Of extreme pleasure 10. nave
he opportunity OF visiti' the far famed
r sort. of the northeast coast o. New J-r-
sew. and narroWs Uf New York Harbor, on
one excur ion, for a low fare will leave
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|RIrp,ea

n NlRIEB'9 81 &; a
t'E.ss.I y 1yari Facias. to
I s. s MI = "A to Public sale.
IL sf5S az "A q ~ =. in the City ~
| sssssxs r. ~ w Loun'y, Leila
TlyBS, xxs u b IN, A. D. 1877;
st1 y NJ.
a,c.tnx 4 = ~ AZ ZEAL Estate viz:
,hxt csstsi6 lfslsu4es Tenemen t,and e.,
T~n6n 6S1fl3 q lGiI1 descri"t'i as f"l.
.OWtst OsWt,sst ss SsfS y - IA and 7th stl eets.
~ mi n III lfnthgton af 'resalo,
VII v;ss n sss "a: a u nsS =; ,sisss q 6;
sg9,S;ss:i :, Z - "a = and and e ~ run.ins
.nsssSIE' ~ bout ~ feet, more
;;sa "a u ssilsss a: ss = s tn; ,sss =, .,s;
,S!rsn 4 T. FIJI Mel. ughliD
anI III SSo 4, lIn6 hort. la e.
:, I; .;;,| S@ss 4! ,ys-s'
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DEATH IN A MINE.
WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.
CALL FOR BONDS.
ON A PLEASURE TRIP.

REPORTED CAPTURE OE NIKO.
POLLS BY THE RUSSIANS.
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HERIFFS SALE,

BY virtue of a writ of Levari Facias to
me directed will b. exposed TO puolic ale
Kept by George w. urtlip, in the city of
Wilmington. New Castle County, Delaware
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CK'I s,,,o",I
| hand atp
tiCess
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I! 'ssg!|,'|::;
,, ! el.,
3e9ilnl
;xree Ctt0n
tfsAet and
themes
,truet M
II ! IN On a.
u fItoIv anQI1t 81
on an
,ne eaa !, ef
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.HERIFFS SALE.

By virtue OF q writ of els. Levari Facias
10 me directed. will DO exposed 10 PUBLIC
sale at the Lafay cite Hotel, ,84l -hirley st
keot bv leOrga W. Ortl1p, in the City oi
Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-02
A CROWD OF BOYS.
We live in a bit of a cottage.

We live in bit of a cottage,
"f'h rooms neither many nor wide,
Yet we're rich in possessiou-at table
Our children count three on a side ..
Ihere are brown ey es aud blue eyes and ha eel
And with varions gifts they're endow wed
But the school boys agree that our Benny
Is the jolliest boy in the crowd
NV neighbor, who has only daughters.
Game in with her sewing one day,
Anu, while we We're pleasantly chatting
9, The children came in from their play.
She paused in the midst of n story,
Unused to hear voices 80 loud
But smilingly added "Your Benny
Is the noisiest boy in the crowd ~
Their grandpa drops in of morning,
And is often invited to stop,
To tell them some story or other,
Or mend up a wagon top.
He is always amused at their savings
AND seems of them all to he proud
But he says, soto Uoce. that Benny
Is the smartest of all in the crowd. r..
And grandma who dwells in the quiet,
Unmoved by earth's clamor and noise
Comes in with her sweet, placid manners,
For an afternoons talk with the boys.
She sets them at peace, if a quarrel
Breaks over their joys like cloud,
She is fond of them all but thinks Benny
Is the prettiest one i'll the crowd.
Aun. Jane, from her stately old mansion,
O'ershadOwed by poplar and elm,
Came down to the city last winter,
To visit my turbulent realm.
II am glad, she assured me, at parting,
such blessings TO you are allowed
But keep a tight reign on that Benny,
He's the sauciest boy III the crowdi
Ah me what mixed reputation
For any oue boy TO possess
As the others have talents uunumbered,
We're a Babel, 1 frankly confess.
A philosopher asked TO appraise them,
AT The task would be puzzled and cowed,
Though at dinner might reason that Benny
Is the hungriest boy in the crowd"
At night when they all have been settled
In crib aud in cradle anI bed,
| go on a tour of inspection
And pillow each siunbering head
And When commend them to heaven,
With spirit in reverence bowed,
l arm sure can never determine "...
The dearest o. best in the crowd.
N. Y. Independent FRANCIS K. POPE.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-02
nsnAY, NOV. Sd, 1877,

p. VI >. the following real estate
10 wit:
..s, title and interest Of Christian
|,ti.',rd 10 4 lot Of ground situate In the
- 1ohustown borough, Cambria
: t-r,lng on Washington street on the
p, li',5 5F George Peak on the west,
.ll-.ir,,rr on the east. and an alley on
s--,- thereon erected two story
80 DIlnk stable. now in the occu-
'-.i,5 EuuEle Taken in execution
.--1,.tbs sult Of Andrew Click. ct al.
sss.ts ,sght. title and interest OF Frank
3 ~ !. IN and TO a lot Of groond situate
A1..-4 horough OF JohnstOwn, Cam
o, f-,n.lng on Broad street, shioln-
-. Esarney on the east and lot OF
..s.,...,Et on the west. running back to
:. LIN thereon erected two two y ory
- in the Orcups ncy Of Frank Nc
.'.,be-s. Taken In execution and TO
5f Jacob Treits, for use Of NJ
.--S.,fgA, title and interests Of Joseph
ia lot Of ground situate in Gam
/. r.~5rIa county. Pa, fronting on
-, IN the north. adjoining lot OF f.
-.,.s m the west. lot Of Wm. Minehan
~ nd an alley on the south, having
- 4 .wo story house and plank sta
r-.4areupIucy Oi Joseph rates Iahen
-,-lty be sold at :he suit Of John Z.
.~,,-syht. tile and interest Of James
-,-l.6a I0- Of ground situate In the
~ n Uonemaugh borough, Cambria
!, s-11rlng on the west on Railroad
r having Foundry alley on the south
I Cin5r'a Iron Company on the north.
..-sg1 erected r two story plank house,
sf,.ac.ncy VI James Ford. Taken in
| al n be sold at the suit of Robert
= t-rss @. Casey & FOgarty.
rHar.gh,. title and IntereTt or William
-s7l.1a tract Ut lani situate IN Wash
T-,-.1. Cambria counsy. Pa. adjoining
.-s. Fo.l- Il Co, Frederick Vigle,
r s.trg Aut others. containing lG6 acres
. T. l-5u, 80 acrez Of which are cleared.
.sr erected a 0ue-aud-a- half story log
-- ra-s barn. uoE in the occupacy OF
\ 7.sgs Taken in execution and to be
p .- q y. J. NOrrell, iUr use 0t Johns
~. Bank.
IiaF FstrE -One-third OF the purchase
sgs,d when the property IS knocked
:. .Ia r.uttElDg tWO-iGirds upon con-
i y'l-c deed.
JOHN RYAN, Sheriff.
rtJ2te, E1cnSJurs. oct Il. 1877.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-02
%s5NlSTRATOR'S NOTICE.

na sf."t HENRY JOHNSON, deco
! b. e,.,.ll ms, MS, ration cum testamento an
ssgI5 Stl ~ Henry Johnson. late Of Gal
e.si d, ,,"inoria county, deed. hnvin z
'l ps,,- Undersigned. notice IS hereby
!, a1.t ba 'ls Indebted to said estate that
Ans as,IlNde made without delay. and those
~ 4fr H. lst alsst the same Will present them
~'''' 10, 1871 -st
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-02
friday, Nov. 9th. 1877

doek. =. ", the follow real estate
20 wit:
Sc Hzh'. title and interest OF Joseph
" 10 ilt % a piece or parcel of lnnd,
l-r-l t1FnsGip. Cambria county, Pa.
Es q james Douglas. Christian
a..alei La'teTrer, and others contain
Pre- .z1-' % less having thereon erected
all'e IN! hLnS barn. now in The
'-pE Au-ner. TAKEN Into eNccu-
lss5I At the suit Of Ehrhart Fara-
'aa rCh.. title and interest Of Lewis
Y and 90 piece or parcel Of land sit
i-.-.i township. Cambria county, Pa
AE-' @. Agnes Burke. Henry Sanker.
naming 50 acres. more or less,
ares u EElch are cleared, having there
i.'5 story plank house and log barn.
occupancy oil Martin Srymore Taken
-.+ an 10 be sold al the suit of Charles
a. .ae right. title AMI iutcres, Of Solo
~. go. 81, 81. ~ and TO piece or parcel OF
- 70 Washington township, Cambria
/ "a a-ontnE llnis Of Joseph Itel, Win.
o. etA-ri. Containing % scres, more or
p a.'ts 0i which are cleared having
...i w" story frame house wit h base
x. o4aA frame barn, and other out
10 Tie possession Of solomon II
"a, .-Aga .a execution and to he sold at the
'-'! "..Ie5rant, " for use Of Joseph willie
47 Isht, title and interest Of Exideus
~. 10 piece Or parcel of land situ-
.'-'A-p, Cambria county. Pa, ad-
~ ~ .' IH0s. Grifhth, Jacob Krug. -
~ .--r-' c1ntaiHiug so acres. more or
ares 20. which are cleared, having
l.e1 r one snd-a half story plank
..z stable, now ia the occupancy Of
il.''. Alao. all the right, tIIIe and
..s1s Levy, Of, in and to a piece or
:, -. .NAte Ia Bar township, Cambria
y, J5inng lands Of Thomas Griffith.
-. -lirpA Miller, and others. contain
~. more or less. about IS acres cleared
-,''n and 10 be sold at the quit of
ASA -sr'lch, for use of r. L. Johnston.
:. >ALE-- pne-third Of the purchase
!, riIi when the property is knock
LUG remaining twU-thirds on con
t-,rs. JOHN RYAN. Sheriff.
-'Nlee, EheusburU- 0ct ~ IS--
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p ! SIsTRATION NOTICE.

.nN ,s,5-3t MARTIN KELLY, decd.
7, ia.s ot !, ton on the estate of Mar
.cst v,Sseas;ed. have been granted to the
y aid ~, ~ herehy notifies all persons in
+ay s,ite Shat Payment must be made
,'Fli bra-ll those having claims against
20 F'ssht them In legal form form for
20 Oet ~ hG ARET WHALEN,
y Sit.-ot. ADMINISTRATIVE.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-02

A KENTCcKY judge, Sauds 10y name,
would look upon the rosy, and was not al
ways III condition to open court. Que
morning not long since he entered the court
room, and, instead Of mounting the bench,
said to the parsons assenible I: .Genile-
men appear before you tn say | am. a vic
tim TO a vice which has 6isgraced me be-
fore you and my country. As | entered
this acourt-room. | heard some one say,
There goes pretty timber to make a crimi-
nal Judge of ! feel iha. remark as steel
Through my heart. for it is just. / am un
worthy of it. Pardon me-, friends and
cnuiifrymen, but yom slrall bear this no
ionger. My Judicial integrity aud official
acts are blameless. Thank God, am no
longer criminal judge of Lewis county ~
There is stuff Of the right kind in this man.
II " Ill bc i judge, and ~ il,T;, ll oi4e ) Il.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-02
G 4 A CE' S SALVE.
PLAYS! PLAYS!
PLAYS! PLAYS

For Reading Clubs, for Amateur Theatricals
Temperance Plays. Drawing Room Plays Fairy
Plays. Ethiopian Plays, Guide Books, Speakers
Pantomlnes, Tableaux and Magnesium Lights
Colored Fire Burnt Cork. Theatrical Face pre-
parations, Jarley's Wax Works. Wigs, Boards
and Monsiaches at reduced prices. Costumes
Scenery Charades. New cata alogue sent free con-
tanning full description ana prices SA Ell
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c'nRD.-To THE VoTERs

stbe. "a "a LOUISVILLE accordance
'!sslf a. u many friends. hereby an.
q Proft al Independent Candidate for
. alsebsrotary. AMI pledge myself. II
ne duties OF the office with
N lu,, - NATHATIEL HORNE.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-02
NsIGMEE'S SALE.

NisCC - SHl6.
oi an order Of sale Issuing out OF
|rsf. common Pleas Of Cambria coun
exposed to public sale,
E.tl, NOVEMBER l3. 1877,
: ~ al the following described real
|-y,n-Le' -yI--,.e' Johnston, Asslynor. TO wit:
= BALANCE OF CERTAIN
f. OR PARCEL OF LAND.
/ Il -.ratlg,s ,sn township. Cambria county,
|.,ts unsoid On the zstn Of August
|slrf,,,u35'e Oh said tract was offered tor
|sts,,- aogut ~ ACRES nearly all of
&. ~ anu ani ~ me dow, being we'll Guilt
- SleAced. The land is de iRhtfully
|a,h,li.Illu u sr Motel or for Summer resi-
be ,5o,., 4esif ing 70 spend the heated
q cts III aIEs. being situated Un the
l.li NJ vest OF the Pa. X. X. station
She t.r,','--tLa ~ house Mt Cres5On, and
L Ire ~. aenies, where the water and
/ q -ly-Ss" aud tnvigorating, and from
aa Ss LENT view OF the surrounding
{, Lsts ., ned. The land will be di-
! uipsy' "nout Two Acres each, and sold
-la ~ tlSht reserved. The several
[ii!rsc, VI Nl'ch the locality is famous un-
y ysi,ssLlSl sll Will be sold separately, and
% u,ri,,.e aud convenient to the rail-
Il 10 better investment could
q .5Sf,L-lE yHLE 1One-i third of the purchase
l.1 a.. ION OF sale. on9-third in six
l,s,s.,. 7,.th!rd In nine r1ouths: pnynents
2, by I'm Confirmation OF saIe and TO
1s spl;stItnent note or bond and mort
E,,;os s44N 4.,ES is M'CLoSKEY. Assignee.
Up Oct. 10, Is77.-at,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-02

GEO M. READE. Ahorney-at- Ldtc.
NJ Ppensburr, Pa. once oo Centre s.rss V
t,,rcs dpers from High street. - ~ '-''
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-02

''WHAT did you %, p said wife 10 ne
husband ihe uIber dsy. wlieu he returu,,s
from ''black hasA" fishing 'sOh. gos
lots, he said Il got tired | got hnnery
| get vet aud mu,iu! | g'st b..es lsur,,.
eDD ti.i.. - -. : rcio
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-02
NEW ADVER RTISEMENY,S-

CEto WSn per day at home. Samples wort Is
UOtu DIV Tree. Sr;ssoN Son Portland. Me
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-02
,,rRIFF'S SALES.

,,ndry writs OF PIu. Vend. E1-
re q ortn5 sl1OI Erpor.. md Vfnd, Er1,on.,
7 j. .bs ~ Court Of Common Pleas of
d Q. Ind ~ 10 me dire ctsd, there will
'ta,! Mic Mic sale, at the hotel OF Conrad
.,.ru on
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-02
SALES.

Il ~ ss--& - ~ - IN - Ast~s
.-e n sGG1ry writs Of VeHd. T. rDon..
yHt az the Court OF Common Pleas
a county and to me directed, there
sg, sell 10 Public Sale. at the Court
Etsr-rurr,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-01-10
SHALL THERE BE PEACEf

The country does not fail to note
that in the unfortunate Presidential
contest INTO which il has been plunged,
there is an earnest effort on one side
to maintain the supremacy Of peace
and law, and studied and wanton pro
vocation from day to day on the other
side to precipitatc disorder and vic
lence. And, unwillingly as all candid
men are to accept such q conviction,
it is to-day the settled bcliei of the
dispassionatc Of all parties that Prcsi.
dent Grant, Secretaries Cameron and
Chandler and others in near political
and official relations to them, have do.
liberately premeditatcd the prccipita.
tion OF lawlessness in the South TO
plunge the country into such a flood.
tide OF sectional passion as will excuse
what cannot be justifed-the palpably
fraudulent return OF the vote Of Louis.
lana. Florida and South Carolina. IL
is a grave accusation to be made
against those solemnly charged with
the peace and safety of the Republic
and sworn to execute its laws but we
make It because the facts, plain as the
light of MONDAY, forbid any other
judgment. That there's peace through
out the land today is not due to the
faithful discharge of the highest public
duties by those who havo been made
the official conservators of the peace.
but because the people have, by abso-
lutte submission to every conceivable
wrong, made disorder impossible.
with kuger in Columbia, surrounding
the State capitol with pIatoons of sol.
diers, placing sentries at the doors Of
the legislative halls to forbid the en-.
trance OF honestly elected members
and blindly obeying the orders Of tho
toitering chief of a carpct-bag rebel.
lion, thcrc has been sullen but absolute
peace and there will be peace over oil
tho profound unrest that is smoth hersd
by wickedly oppressed people. With
Sheridan 10 New Orleans, the shsm
and eosnselIor Of Kellogs ballot shssvsa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-01-10

These arc the States which wer,
the bulwark of safety for free govern
ment in the tempest of battle, ant
they speak million.tongued in th,
present peril. They gave Tilden 9,6G'
votes more than they gave to Hayes il
a poll Of 3,762,4ls, and they east .
majority of 57,904 against the Repub
lican candidate. And who of all thes,
millions of voters would follow III,
plumcs ofthc Chambers, the Camcrons
and the Mortons TO deadly conflict
that they might rule in revolutionary
defiance OF the plainly and logally.ex.
pressed will of the American people
1t is madness to summon this people ia
such conflict, for il would bc an over.
whelming revelation of honest men
against tho authors Of causeicss war,
and none could bc answerable for the
measure of rctribution an outraged
nation would visit upon the wicked
conspirators whose mean ambition dc.
nies the country law and peace. The
whole people plead for peace and just
authority, and il war shall be thrust
upon them, il will not be well with
those by whom war shall come Phil
ddelphid Times E
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-01-10

to manufacture ma;ori,ies FAR tho Re
publicon electors tho Renublcan state
ticke, and one RepublIean Congress-.
man. Bakcr county had furnished.
under the ipspira,ion of orders from
WASHINGTON two rcturns-onc rcvu.
larlv certifying the Who'll. vote correct.
lv and one without legal certificate
that gave tho vote of lust half the
prccincts of the county. In the form.
or computation of the vote by the re.
turn board, the correct and full return
from Baker was unanimously accepted
anl conn,ed bnt on "Wednesday las,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-01-10
Pullman Palace Cars

are run on all through ir,ns Of this road.
This is the ONLY LINE running these car, he
tween Chicago and ST. Panl, Chicago and Milwau
kee, or Chicago aud winona.
Az Omaha our sleepers connect with the over
land sleepers on the nion Pacific Railroad 70,
all points Wet Of the Missouri River.
On the arrival Of the train. from tho East a,
South, the trains Of the Chicago A NORTH. wes,.,,
RAILWAY LEAvs ciIIcAaO rs follows,
For Council Dlufls. Omaha aud California
I~o Through Traius daily, with Pullman palaco
D"wing Room aud Sleeping Cars through tc
Council bluffs -
For =. Paul and Minneapolis, Two
Through Trains daily, With Pullman Palace Car.
attached On bnih trains.
for Green Hay aud Lake superior. To,
Trains daily. with pullmsn Palace Cars attached.
and Running through 70 Marquetis.
For milwaukee. -Four through Trains daily.
Pullman Cars On night trains, PHlor Chair Cars
on day trains.
s'or sparta aud " inona and po,.,. 4,
Minnesota. One Through Train daily, with
Pullman slcepers to winona
ror Dubuque. via freepori, Two through
Trains daily. with Pullman Cars on night trains,
For dubuque aud In Crosse. via Clinton,
Two Through irsips daily. with rallmAn Car,
on hight train TO Mc,srsrr. Iova
for sIoux City and vankton. Two Train,
daiiy Pullman cars ts Missour, Valley Junction.
Yer lske Geneva, Pour Trains dai,s,
nor "oeklord. s'rriIng. kenoshs. James,
sl'''' Snd oih,r points you eau have frvm lwo
10 ten trains daily.
New fcrk omcr, No. as Brosd~ay Boston
tnce, No. Stale street, Omaha Once. 2sS
farnham Street san frnei-co vesse. iaI Mont.
gomery STREET Chicago Ticket Oniees: 81 ClsrL
street. under sherman House; corner Canal and
Msdis"n Streets kinsis street Depot, corner W.
kihzis and Canal streets, Wells street Dspo,.
svspsr Wsns aud Kinsis etrcsts.
ror rates % inlornaiios not s,taInabls FROM
tssr hone aseass. apply 70 -
". n. HrssHrss, NAHv.v ursv,v,
ess. Pass. As't cAIcseo. Gsa. SAT-
Jsp. 70, isfNiy chIssso
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THE FRA I'D IN LOUISIANA.


There is no need Of any very analyt.
ica or minute discussion about the law
of the case in Louisiana.
The law creating the Returning
Board there is admitted on all hands to
have been originally conceived and
passed for fraudulent purposes. TWAS
designed as an instrument to control
the elections Of the State in the interest
OF the party in power which enacted
it. II is understood TO have been n
conception of the fertile brain of that
noted INSCRIPTIONS political intriguer,
Gov. Yarmouth. Thus, il was con.
ceived in sin and brought forth in in
iquity. Corrupt politics is incapable
of producing anything more audacicus
or more infamous than this law. In
the hands Of INSCRIPTIONS men, such
as have had control OF Louisiana since
tho war, II makes no odds how the
vote Of the State is cast The returns
all go into the hands OF tho Returning
Board, and they are there manipulated
so as 10 elect whomsoever the members
Of il desire The votes cast arc thrown
out, in part or in whole, in the various
districts. They are left uncounted, or
they are miscounted, or they are
wrongfully counted, just as is necessary
to secure the triumph of the candidates
the members Of the Returning Board
wish to elect. Their returns of votes
are subject to no scrutiny and no re-
view that can alter tho result in the
leas; degree. The Board declares the
names OF the persons they say are elect
ed, and this pcremp,orily concludes
the canvass.
In word, the entire election is con.
trolled by the men wbs count the
votes, Think of the unfalrncss and
absurdity of declaring the result of a
popular election in this wayl Two
parties march to the polls on election
day and deposit their votes. The cleo
tion is participated in by the whole
people, and is hotly contested. But
when the votes come to bc finally
counted and declared, instead oi It's BE-.
ing done by both sides, or in the pres
ence OF both, us every consideration Of
fairness and jasticv dictates, the count.
Ing and declaring are all done by ono
side. and done IN secret. What sort Of