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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-10-10

tbC uOuu utoiuSs
New Cumberland, opposite Harris
burg, is reported to have one hundred,
and fifty cases of chills and fever
among its population.
The farmers throug ght Ohio are com.
planning Of the dry weather that has pre-
vailed for nearly two months. 1t is es-
timated that there will be falling of
of at least thirty per cent. in the breadth
of wheat sown.
1t is thought Europe will require at
least one hundred million bushels of
wheat in addition to her own crop.
Most of this supply will have to come
from the Uuited States.
One OF the chief features of "life" in
San Francisco is gambling house, the
proprietor of which is a woman, describ-
ed as ga lovely brunette of queenly ap-
pearance."
DR.. Samuel A. Mudd, the physician
who attended Wilkes Booth and set his
leg after Lincoln's assassination, and
afterward was sentenced to the Dry
Tortugas and rardoued by President
johnson, has been nominated to the
Legislature by the Democrats of Charles
county, Maryland.
Butter, cheese, lard and meat Of all
kinds are now shipped from our ports
every week to Europe to meet the large
consumptive demand for them that has
sprung up; and now, an English paper
says, demand is sp-inging up for eggs.
Last year England alone imported eggs
to the value of thirteen millions of dol
lars, snd would have taken more If she
could hare get them.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-10-10

PREPARED By
DR.. ]. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and analytical Chemists.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-10-10

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvERrwuERE.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-10-10

SuERIfF's UFFfcE, 7
Miffiintown, Oct. 8, 1877. !
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-10-10

returning tncreiIom-
SEC. q. Whenever any Of the qualified
electors of tais Commonwealth shall be in
actual military service, under u requisition
from the President of the United s tates or
BY the authority of this Commonwealth,
such electors may exercise the right of suf-
frage in all elections by the citizens, Under
such regulations as are or shall be pre-
scribed by law, as fully as if they were
present at their usual places of election.
SIC. Z. All laws regulating the holding
of elections by the citizens OF Tor the reg
istration of electors shall be uniform
throughout the state, but no elector shall
be deprived Of the privilege of voting by
reason of his name rot being registered.
SEC. 8. Any person who shall give, or
promise or offer TO give, 10 an elector, any
money, reward Ur other valuable con sidera-
tion for his vote at an election, or for with
holding the same, or who shall give or
promise to give such consideration to any
other person or party for such electors
vote or for the Withholding thereof, and any
electOr who shall receive Or agree to re-
ceive, for himself or for another, any mon
ey, reward or other valuable consideration
for his vote at an election, or tor withhold
ing the same shall thereby forfeit the right
to vote at such election, and any elector
whose right to vote shall be challenged for
such cause before the election officers, shsl,
be required to swear or affirm that the mat
ter of the challenge is untrue before his
vote shall be received.
SIC. 3. Any person who shall, while
candidate for office, be guilty of bribery,
fraud, OF wilful violation of any election
law, shall be forever disqualified from hold
ing an Office OF trust or profit in this Com
monweaith; any person convicted OF wilful
violation of the election laws shall, in addi-
ton TO any penalties provided by law, be
deprived of the right of suffrage absolutely
for a term of four years.
SEC. l3. For the purpose Of voting no
person shall be deemed to have gained
residence BY reason Of his presence, or lost
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-07
RAC7TCAL VIEWS or Paris GREEN.
II. Uses and Abuses ss Set Forth by Manu-.
Gcturers and Dealers.

IA. vses and busc. rs Set Forth by Manu-.
o,c,.,.r. and u.,,.r.
~
The ravages OF the potato bug, and the
cou,ions Of the doctors. have combined 10 draw
~ w ' ' ~
pubic attntlon TO the beautiful pigment. InrB
green. known in England emerald green.
md ON ia. co,,ino,, M S,hoi,,s ,roor Roth
.,' ~ w. , W, ~ IN " -. ,,.,,,
inc pOuit0 bugs ana III" Doctors agree that
.oi,noo o,n,.,.,, 49,, ,,, h,,,-s ola,,o mr.,
'O"'"" """ wv a..
perfectly correct in their views According
-, :. -. It, $50. all ,,,....a 10 a
u7en ae coIorihg mn'''r on wa" p'p,rS' IL
dcady poison, and fatal in time to the occu-
nnnts of IA room whose wills nrr decorated with
:, e'.,,,'.,, .,,,n. ,,i,L a., do,,,,r, a,,d ,lo
w. ''i'n''HH "ner "'' ",' w, '''s' "''" ,'' y.
manufacturers. who mako. handle. and sell II
by The hundreds Of tons. endorse the men of
science. The opiuion Of proeiden, Chandler. os
given recently in TIM sun is in harmony with
TINT of the rrcnt drnlers in pninte. Ycstordnya
..,,.',r,. -, r,,,. S,,s ,n,,,irnd -, n,,,o ~
''p''"r " '"' ~ 'np"'''" VI Do,o' .'''
manufacturers OF Paris green. and from MIR.
pa,e Of TINT firm gathered the following points:
~ '''' ~ -" So w. w 80" - P'ii''9'
IhflS green N e'fl''ya 'hemi'nl product
into the manufacture Of which sal soda. arsenic.
al. Iii i ,t, -, -. -, -,
" w. " 'N' ~
necessity enter M ingredients 1t takes ten
days to make H. II costs % cents pound to
make and is ordinarily sold for % cruts; but
the present bug fever has ~ nj ID up So that II
ranges all the way from 80 ronis 10 81 cents per
million poun,ls nre sold for The iliinp OF bugs
anil about 400 600 lor ~" in wall ueprrs. I'm
our Horiti0 street fn.t0rv we employ Il great
many MN in manufacturing PARIS green, and
W fla ordinary prraufion ihrrn is M danger
whatever In hnndllnr il. In ihe hot.nr room
where Inc Stun IA I'm irmn''h ,,.s sn ,IJ h.
ntniosphrrc IL charged viii the dust ia" men
are compelled to keep n sponge wei with wnt,r
under thrir nostrils and IL w"or n linen suit
over thrir cioihinv If thnv nn,,,a't th,s" ,,re
cautions thry inyc blotrhes on their hnmds
and face. and occasional erruptions on their
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-07
MIR. VAN RIPPER, HISTORIAN.
WHY NE rs GETTING UP AN FyPEDI-
TON TO enc NEST CAVE
The Antiquarian Produces Historical Letters
OF GREAT Value What ~ Cost to Recruit
Men During the Revolution Hidden Gold

The Antiquarian Produces Historical Letters
OF GREAT value what " Cost to Recruit
Men During the Revolution Hidden Gold
GOSHEN, June s. Having learned that tho
Society to Dig for Buried Treasure. NJ which
Abram X. Van Rpcr verbal historian OF this
place, ia Treasurer and Corresponding Sccrcta-
~ hnd resolved to co0pcrat" With the Nowburgh
Pick and Show" Association. in n grand ex-
ploring tour of Gro Ncst cnve. called on Mr.
Van Ripper for some particulars found him
shcnrng Emmett wirkhnm's sp,z dog Dan
Thompson. in the back yard Of the Occidental.
MIR Van Ripcr" ead I. what is it al out
this Gro Nest cave expcdition2 Ia there any
thing in it2"
Tho historian shut Dan up in the ANTERIOR
Of the bear pen. and said:
"There's h,nts o money in IT, Heaps an
heaps of it. on. this IL II terrible soft thing
Como in I'll show You suthn'"
We went up to his room on the top floor
al was over home last wrek-in Jcrsev. you
Lnow-and rummagin' through some oldtrunks
in the garrct found bundle Of old papers
tied up with a red string. ! broke it open. NV
great Erandlathrr's uncle was q soldier n the
Revolutionary war. lie WAS u Townsend ran
ger. This bundle Of pnpors belonged to him.
These two letters WIS all that struck me as
very Interesting AZ present"
Mr.. Van Rprr opened drawer and took out
two pieces OF pau'r the SIC OF hall n note sheet
Thcy were yellow and the writing w,is dim.
Bead that un.' said he. read rs follows
carr MrGnrnrn. Take ~ 90 and "" ui tic iiai.on
among the Highlands and recruit anon. Tie l.,sl-is
many mon as possible. ~ ltlcr
49, Now road that un." said Mr.. Van Ripcr.
This was it,
7gcI D. Fry Have recruited ihiIN ',1 men Am
Capt r. McGAvpsn
Now. then" said the antiquarian. drawing
and lpnrsn TN a,znl emotion.
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The Natural Punishment of Ministerial Adui
tcry aud Perjury.

Tho lower part Of Wictng Opera House
was about hnlf n..ed last ,y,uing. on the orca-
SION 81 Henry Ward Brcrhors lecture. So
small nm audience, where he WIS accustomed TO
SEQ tho entire auditorium pnckcd, must have
been n susgt stlNe contrast 70 Mr. Beochrr. He
came upon tho platform with the Rev DR.. Mil
lard. Mr.. Beacher has lost his hold on the leo
ture- goers OF tho country. and ho seems to BIZ
oppressed with realization Of the fact.
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ROHIsON'S BON or BR.iNDY.
The Explanation OF the Disappearance of
some Navy department Funds,


WAsHINGToN. II. C.. June g. Dominick Il.
Blli'nr is 4 paymaeter IN the navy. Just before
secretary EQi"-pn was rNtr"d, BnitOne WIS
Stationed at Nv York, having made up his
qua RI trly accounts. qultH a bulky package nc
cnn ludrd not 10 risk their transmission by in
-'nllmrut-, but backed the entire budget -
th,' ~ "A brandy" which WIS marked on the
lI p ia" hiN Nhioh ON e. cont med the original
Ini rh eaY'- was hni elia'cd. AMI thus
n.athed, tn upN arrived Ny rNprcss ia Wash
ligtOn. directed to the Secretary az the Navy.
Mn"n ne et ntion OF secrolnN Robson was
dire t.d 20 y. b" : ems - laN con 'iudrd that
some fr ud had sAipprd him case o. old
oHtl Muse, enld me- secretary address
INK h.a faithful and dlgn,Ncd messenger. take
TINT hoA 81 brandy w 20 uIy house. and put 1t
IN ihu Wine collar Nusr did ~ lv was direct
ed, aud tho hoA was cour snod 10 the faults,
Nhtn Secret Thompson cnme In Ms chief
OF the Navy department he found thai Baiione's
ace. lunl- We're one quart h"NInd. The depart
mont .nlulg"l him for 4 VIII le under tho belief
ti'm up A',-r waiting many DAYS. it was
dronicd hest 10 advise HIM Of his delinluen v.
and he W. accordingly noi iiei. la quo course
q counts to the department, lwo months ago"
lncn logan a via s,arrn for to missing
papers. Clerks hunted through the depart
men, high ana low, but did not lind them.
Again the department. tr ngruph"d Balone that
his accounts could not bee found and mean
on cn"aeod IN som" "crodkoi" tramsacti on
an was purposrly withholding his accounts.
A few days ago Bat our came 10 this city in
prs was rem we'd. hut the hunt was ruitl1ss.
A duv or two ago one Of tho officers snd
But9ne, IN what shau. az you s'nd the pa
brandy box." lh- was a. c H,' sec ',t, r
Robcson was asked if i might not have been
possible that he scrt the box to his house
a search through his cellar, Tho search was
made, md in II very little while the individual
box Of papers WAS found. The sequel was that
the s. ury WIS compelled 10 strike ono box
Of brandy from the drinking invoice, tn" Navy
DrIultm. Mt added ono box Of papers TO its and
BatioAe went on Ia New York happy.
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uTrTNE SUN
FOR THE
Campaign Against National Fraud.

Arreddent who was not elected by the people having
been luausurAod at Washington through processes u
fraud We call upon homes, men OF all psrues 10 rally to
seher in ersrmned and persistent effort for the cor
recuon thgrea and Tor ths punishment OF ~
81, ~ 10 be enforced throu4h the bHlOtber
Fo tht ouiraso upon the right Ct government ~
Republican party snd its chosen mAnAgers are plm1r
r..po"Sihe bu, the men who hsye taken on On 'asa
such mems, and who are actually exercising me yer
OF TIE Government upon such authority scar } len"
Cutty sn they who eonosY 81 Anl executed o., saqaf
alcied political swindie.
The Fraudulent President ana his advsrsh,vinsu 10
detaken 20 orsake the sncient ways Of ihe sclut'as
party ami having invited Democrat and former R''o
u occupy OF the most nrariant oacs4 lu M tspr
ret propose 10 dvtsu.h ihe honest putAe erarth'A
The south b, the bsstoMAl OF onc.ssni BY etarn''
system Of Government subsidies to railroad, sud anal"
hoping thus 70 complete IN corruption Tbs v'rA hrf-"n
fraud Al he same time with h,poorue.l rrticnee'd
reforming the civil service, hey natter ne VANITY ~
Northern theorists to the end thai tie great CRIME "a
which uh' Administration isioludsd may bt yTs.i--ss'
and copiunsd
AGAINST this complex scheme Hsgsinst me .0n'ff'
tors with whom Il orignttsi cali UPON The 1e1, 10 .
commence inmeiiae'y cAmpalgn shse mefr.r~sN
retunacious We promise them uat from tssnnHs
ueeni liF 81 shall neyerhe found laggsrd of t.pDN'
In 'ni' holy crusade, and Ne invite new gs.its
every quarter 60 ION tu the movement
IT, nur 40 tucHts AMI rsAdetsR booty ofthcntan y
o. .oul'- Ne same number A. tie riAoiW u '' L.
Gems who, IN November last voted f0r s,nae j. -
Tor rreHient-ws need only say mat NeshsH en. -
hereafter asin tie past ~ contend ior honesty 's' f''
form economy, and Justice IN public a1sir sni hA 70
shall still endeavor to supply all Who u'y SVrl'''
columns with esrehil, complete AMI Uus'w lr'J 40
counts Of current events and new, from every part "
World, while from Washington, especially. our "P'S
vii continue to be null. accurate ani tArlen
1he price OF the daily SuN IL SIS 'ent' m0N'' "
$3.50 year post paid; or, with the ssalAl Gnu
61.1Oa year
The suniAy edition. si.ht pages slsns ia 81 go ar
post paid.
THE WEEKLY SIN eight pages Is 81 S'r' ''
paid. and every person who .nii ten ~ ~ 20 .i''
scribers from any place. viii te enttei (. '1..
OF the paper for himNu without charge.
Ailrep lilh ;. \ NtN t"- 80
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Steamboats, ano .lailroaos.


ASD UNIFIED STATES NAli ROUTE.
o. AMI after june D. l-71.
Trains leave New YORK, VIA Desbrusses and Coranit
sts frrrit- n fn4Nyv-s
ENl hsru,hur,. Pittsburgh the IVES, SOUTH
Mlu fMman palace cars attached. . A. NJ. and = 30
For wliam-port Lock Haven. CORY and Frie a. %
T. ". conn citing 1t CORY Tor rtusNI'iD Petroleum
Centre. and ne Oh regions FOR Whhamsport and Lock
liza ven. - 4 NJ
FL baltimore, Washington. and the South. "Lmtei
Na.lu-uu Express f Pullman parlor car daily, cN.
c'lt SUNDAY. $50 4 N arrive Mash.n.tn 40 = VI
Regular at 20 A. NJ, l., ami 80 r. NJ SUNDAY 0
ami = .O r. VI
10 ~ A. VI , l. :. s. q. and 80 T. VI. sunday, y
8. 3, and $50 r. NJ Immigrant and see 1nd Glass I
For trains 70 Newark. Elizabeth, Railway, Princeton,
Trenton Perth Amhoy. Wilmington. Bslvidrre and
other points, see local schedules At all icArt ofices
Tram arrive From Pittsburgh ~ aud 90 a. 4 VI and
lo.uf NJ daily. 10 - 4 NJ ana 50 = daily. cN.
cert Monday From WASHINGTON AMI Bf4u we. 8 -.
t. ~ 4 VI. 4 ~ p luTnd iOlor SUNDAY =. ~ - %
From fhiad' llNit. it, ~. $40. L. -. ~ ~
VI. 10. fln no. e. ll. : 90. iu.i AMI 10 ~ 4 VI
Sunday. s "a. 49, $40 ~ ilA VI il and ~ ~ NJ.
1lck,t office, SO ami ga BloalWay Aston H0u,e,
AMI foot OF Dr-hros>g, and Curtanlt It, Court Il,
BroOkNn ia lld and H. Ilul-on - liouukeu, Depot
FRANZ THOMSON /. 4 FARMER.
ncneral Manager. General Pa NIGER Agent
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Money for the Soldier. Home.

Tho treasurer Of the fund for the Soldiers
Home nj Bath. Y, Mr. John Henry. has received
taf7 ~ ma the proceeds Of tho collections In the differ
sRl 'hurches ON the sunday preceding Decoration Day.
lNr 'h' " hi"ndid 40 hv open Ca al nnrm manned
H'h Mo o'.hl "a the Union mn! ami were houurahly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-07
Sin Young brides.

y on ~ Nso Iofk Hons Journal
hrce daughters Of Mr.. William Schnus.
u"dirt' OF ms rty. hurried prussian on r.rs
~ n11mo rs Of iho Same rci:imcnl md In" thrna
V'nlEl l.ls 81 Mr Iaemrd Slrrs Will 81 Sow
Z ~ 'hlN' H,f 4. III. lu T. \. ~ harmed IJlitnd
tutro naval officers, all haNll ,,,.,,nd ~ tn.,
th1hls y! inc Cl.tel states lt,gnlo Irnnklln.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-07
shIppina.


l fuE QrErN>TOWN ANp LIVERPOOL
CITY ot tHf~iEN .......... SATURDAY.. iufr . +. VI.
cry al klt IN Nd ......... = tfurIAy Jun. -
t.1N OF BERLIN .-..... Sufuri4N. july :. = 4. VI.
fr'u flrr -. North river
CNRfN So amt .ifO eod Return tickets nn favorable
ttrfN~ ~lllkAGt -.- CURRENCY Drafts A. rates.
~aooA.. stiie Rooms, sAuAins ani Bith Room. AMID.
sAlla
join e. DALE Asent
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miscellaneous.

ulls,tll1nrous.
UPTOWN ADVERTISERS
MAY leave their fayors for TVS suS at the only author
I,ea- Broadway. corner oi ai.t It. ull Or VI. and
SsIn'. corner OF i7al ., unu. : +. NJ
NocNua eharsc
DIyORCEs le;sly and quietly obtained for incon-
- pauhniy. Sc residence unnecessary tee after de-.
cree, ~ years experience. GOODRICH Attorney ~
Law "a Dearborn It, Chicago H.
DIvoRCrs quietly any state. pay when divorced,
DAmerlcan Law Agency. removed opposite N.'y HAL,
DIVORCES absolute spc,dl, obtained without pub.
- gcit,, al'iee Tree. ISAAC q. boicE. lawyer, 2o7
ICEHor>Es eui boScs Tor nuichcr-. holcl, beer,
NAiiifsoNa co ilNi aV and Am st
po>T OFFICE NorIcE.-rhc nr-isn NAL, pT
ius ofcc On 81 ir.,iay xxx M Tor farorc t ,ea NJ
sim Any ,Hna, VIA queenstown correspondence tor
,reasy ana at 70 i or F.nc mutt O.
~ swsm,hp Ntnr de ian' VIA lttNrr. ON lnur"aN at
9Yl1. cherrouTs ana Hamburg 90 sHaria, All 4
tafin via Moyie and Glasgow ani at II "a 4 II Tor
GrmanN etc, b, steamship Ntser, wa Southampton
fmnce t. he lgrwalltd ~ M. steamer must be- specially
addressed AMI At Y A NJ Tor Euro, hN suam,Ap Al
ssna No,h be o. sG'. N be 'rT ~ & &
Ay,.na sni kafaue Do S0t Sc ma for bS Sns
sweden and NORWAY. Tie mails Tor the West indies
uae ",' Tnc @ a FOR SS.."S S ~, Ng% S S"k
lmh iuns Ig mails .9r china ana japan MA leave
Wi leave san franclsc % Iunc ~
New York. June :, l-77 I L JAMES, Postmaster
DnI' .CoRN.-rwo car load. prime Western. good
+. MAYNARD, ~ Ns,hnlio1 st, NYc
IIsEBtRBoURs IRISH FLAX THREAD
- ltwui stand the te,t
WANTED Fac simllc src,nnacl,; Que of each BE
W m.nunanon, aud other no'eluca Address Box rs,
salisbury, VI
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WHITE STAR LINE.

FoR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Nl'AlNll june y, " VI
HklT A. NIC............. ...........fuuc Ii - A. VI
GEKM ANtC ........ . June 80 y A NJ
From white Star Dork Pier 50. Nnrih river
Cabins AT aui'shins Saloon $50 ami Slt1 gold. Re
I'm ticket, IN favorable term. sf,crHle slS
!. Cukils. Agent ~ Broadway. Sew York
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Scm0 anO Iuoms
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ECEIvEDi for TIA sUS
~ 100 % 'ptrnat ~ " tsllnstun It
AT-D HUDSON 81 CORNER Harrison lodging aud
- nouseAvepns rooms II ~ 10 - yer week Amerie an
inmilN
A FEW ladc, and gon,lcmcn can have good board,
- $3.50 II lew dnN hohrdrrs $40 last l-lh -
FURNISHED rooms suitable Tor Housekeeping Or
mouse
Il ENTLFMEN can have good boird pleasant
- e. '9s, haW, 80 also, II lew lales, day b1lIdrrS
coon hoard ant rooms for married couple am gen.
~ I'm'ni da> b"ardor's3 bath 2n' hth Il
IO7 EAST i0TH sr-\u modern improve.
"' nus lHrs' room, wan E"ol u'Nll ~ per week,
00QHENKY ST, near Grand.-lurnish,d rooms
-'' ?" wl with or without board.
Situations tOllntro.
A RTsrECrNBLE woman would IKE to get
"A lai'' or gouucmcns Washing 20 DO ut her own
room. Is % good lAnndrs rs William It, city,
4 Nou>G sin wi,Ngsa situation for general house
~ work ar upstairs with reference nom her last
place Can be seen Mt nj kastdi,ts st
A KEsFECrAnLE voung gin want. situation
cal at oil West 18th IT.
CoACHM wanted by a hrst-cla"
- man Years reference from last employer IN town.
Address d H., box ll3 sun ONCE
SITUATIONS wanted by man and WIFE in the city
- or country man understands Of horses and can
make HIM II generally useful. wife 10 do general house.
wofki boih ars Willing and obhsilS. Address j. O..
hnN lis, sun once.
\VANTED-A position In a four or feed min IVA
w STEADY, reliable Wnu. %" would LEASE one DOM good
custom Aul cash business Address by lcttrl AK.
1hNR l@wsay" oorHyT wter'yoon, brooklyn, ny
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-07
ITO PHILADELPHIA
IL
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THR OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BErNfEN
NEW YORK AND rnlLApELPliIA

~ Through Trains each way daily; Depots in Phalel
phla, IN New York.
Double Track. the most Improved Equipment and tie
FASTEST Time consistent witA alsuut. sAeN.
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"a AWAY BEACH.
STEAMER WILLIAM COOK Capt C. Adams EVERY
DAY, as follows
OH It. Hohoken. s3oA "; 2sd st. North River. Now
York % 80 A VI ilth It, North RIVER New YORK. -
A loot o Franklin II. North RIVER 10 A Pier IS.
loot OF Cedar Il. North k,'er lul5 A. NJ Atlantic st..
South BROOKLYN. 10 .I5A VI
FiRE. 3, CENfS EXCURSION TICKErs 50 CENTS.
The music an be- afforded iy the william Cook Marine
Returning. Klek 3 VI
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-02-08

Senate will now proceed, in presence of the two
hou es, to open al Of the certifica of the sew
eral S5stes and In their alphabetical order, be-
ginning with the Sta of Alabama The box
in which the certificates were carried was then
brought in, the certificate from Alabama
taken out, handed to the Tellers. and by
them read in extenso. the result being that 1fden
and Hendricks had received the ten Electoral
votes. The certifc te was compared with the
duplicate received by mail and declared to be
correct. The same ceremony was observed in
reference to California. whose six vote were
counted for Hayes and Wheeler Then followed
Colorado with three votes for HAYES and Wheeler;
Connecticut with six votes for Tilden and Hen
bricks, and Delaware with three votes for Tilden
and Hendricks. Then Florida reach d. The
reading of The first certificate showed four votes
for Hayes and Wheeler; then another certificate
showed four votes for Tilden and Hendricks. The
former was authenticated by Gov. Stearns and
the latter by Attorney-G General Cooke. Still an
other oerifcaIe was read. signed by Drew, and
received on the 31st OF January, authenticating
the act of the Electors who voted for Tilden and
Hendricks. Objections being made to the
count of the Florida vote, the certificates
and accompanying papers, together with the
objections, were ordered to be transmitted to the
Electoral College Commits ion FOR judgment and
decision. The Senate then withdrew. The Elec
toral College Commission assembled in the Su-
preme Court room, directly after the Senate had
retired. Counsel, headed by Messrs. Field and
Evarts. were present. The papers in the Florida
case were ordered printed After discussion
upon the order of procedure the public sitting of
the Commission adjourned until Feb 2. The
Commission then remained for private consulta-
ton, and soon after adjourned.