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The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-03-31
BEATTY P 1 A n Q

0A/A
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.
This instrument is the most handsome
anu best piano ever before manufactured
in this country or Europe, having the
greatest possible depth. richness and
volume OF tone, combined with rare
brilllancy, clearness and perfect even
ness throughout the entire scale, and
above all a surprising duration Of sound,
the power and sympathetic quality OF
which never changes under the most
delicate or powerful touch. Space for
bids full description OF this magnificent
instrument. Agents discount given
where have no agents. Remember you
take no risk iii purchasing one of these
celebrated instruments. Ii after (5l five
days test trial it proves Unsatisfactory
the money you have paid will be refund
ed upo" return OF instru ent and freight
charges paid by me both ways. Pianos
warranted Tor TX years.
DANIEL +. BEATTY,
Washington, New jersey, U. s. A.
ocl4-76
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-03-31
NICK'S FLOWER AND VEGErA.
Bile SEEDS

w. BILE SEEDS
Are planted by million of people in
America.
See "Vick's Catalogue" 300 Illustra-
tons, only = cents.
"VicN $ Floral Guide" Quarterly, IS
cents year.
"vick's Flower and Vegetable Gar
den,' 81 cents; with elegant cloth COW
ers S1.O0.
All my publications arc printed in
English and German. tt ~
Address - JAMES WICK, 1i
Rochester, M.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-03-31
VICK's
ILLUSTRATED PRICE CATALOGUE

ILLUSTRATED PRICE CATALOGUE
Fifty pagcs-3nO Illustrations, with
descriptions Of thousands of the best
Flowers and Vegetables in the world,
and the aay to grOw hem--all FOR Two
Cent postage stamp. Printed in Ger
man and English. -.r
vICK's FLORAL GUIDE, Quarterly,
% cents year. ee
VICK'S FLOWER AND VEGETA-
BILE GARDEN, in paper so cents; with
elegant cloth covers, sl,OU. 1859,
Address JAMES WICK,
Rochester. N. Y.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-23
About That Eleet.en Law.
Courier journal 1

Under q. Republican government
the State of Louisiana has been ruled
byan absolute despotism. What North
ern people would submit to the law
passed by the Kellogg Legislature, by
keilogRs direction, empowering him
10 appoint supervisors or registration
IN every county In the State !? The law
contains this clause:
The decision Of any supervisor or
assistant supervisor onall the questions
of efasure from or additions TO the regis.
tration. aud on all questions relative to
the registry of votes, shall be anal. No
parish or district judge shall interfere by
writ of Injunction, mandamus, or other
order OF The court, to compel any super
visor or assistant supervisor OF Tegistra.
ton To register or to prohibit him from
registering any person. Any Judge so
interfering shall, upon conviction there
of. be subject to tine OF not less than
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-23
YOUNG BROWN AND OLE GRANT.
A Ten-Year old Mestuckian Interviews
the President.
tLynehbnrg News.1

lhyhehBHFg NeWs.l
We met on the floor bright. eyed
year old, handsome little boy. a son
OF Hon. John Young Brown. Of Ken
lucky. Impelled by the independent
push OF his pioneer Virginia blood, he
determined TO see everything he could
In the capital, and attended on his own
hook a matinee at the National Theatre.
While gazing on the brilliant tableaux.
new to his eyes, there was commotion
and the announcement that the Presi-
dent OF the United States had entered u
box. This was q new sight to the young
American, and In the self.possession
and Independence OF innocent curiosity
he determined to interview all the
majesty OF this great Republic. BY
himself he opened and entered the box
and introduced himself as John Brown
Young, Jr., OF Kentucky.
Gen. Grant received him very cordial
ly, and introduced him to all the family
present, and gave him q pressing invi-
tHtion to visit him personally and spe-
cially. He looks on the matter as a
very pleasant enlargement Of his ne
quaintnnoe, and informed his father
that he desired to pay the visit.
This child may have been doing his
little part In the great work OF reconcile
alton. and the kindly smile for South
ern Democratic child by Gen. Grant
will, perhaps, stop many little word
rising to the tongue OF the harried and
oppressed fathers and mothers in the
far South.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-23
=, Fs.ia.-A,s 'iilsss
i. H. IL
ne lpsniss Personal Responsibility ms ts
the Packard Assassination.
WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1877.

WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1877.
10 the Editor Of the Commercial;
The dispatch hence Ia the Cincinnati
Enquirer OF Yesterday. charging eE-
Gov. Kellogg, congressman Darrall and
Mercy, OF Louisiana, and myself with
having arranged by telegraph an assas.
sination programme, awaited tidings OF
the result and received rehttff from
the President, is, al infamous lie from.
ytnd To- core. The gentlemen named
were aware OF the threats rife. against
The lives OF Coy. Packard and others,
but wholly unprepared TO believe the
crime would really be attempted The
Enquirer scribe cannot mitigate the
the Republicans mentioned. Official
information from my of1lee dis.
closes that the misereant was a tool OF
the inaurge1t Nichols crew. whose
s'ofIicial organ" the New Orleans DEM
oGRAF, commended thu act, both on the
same and on the ensuing day, as on the
18th OF last month 1t editefially melted
Ii thus! "The patience of the people is
we'll nigh exhausted, and II they are
forced into conflict their wrath will be
difficult TO restrain, and ne for one hope
advises It's ,artisans to 'let the full
weight OF their vengeaaee fell upon the
leaders and to follow Faek-
ard into the hotel, and, II need be, Into
the, Custom House, and hang him from
lite highest window"
Episcopal Bishop Wilmer, q vicious
Democrat, now here, from Louisiana,
predicted, on the 18th inst, paekard's
assassination should the Electoral Com.
mission declare Louisiana for Hayes.
Nay, mere. Duncan J.. Kehner, also
1E.Ns ~ All h
an attempt to bride him az a feturning
officer, was heard to declare, upon re-
ceipt OF the news OF the crime, "Pity
the damned hound Packard wasn't
killed" lie is an old and leading
Louisiana Democrat.
You are at liberty TO use this eommu-
nieation as may seem proper.
Very respectfully, your obedient ser
want. j, H. q. PIrKIN.
y. s. Marshal District Of Louisiana.
- o ar@---
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-23
LOUISIANA.
what ~ wo,tld be were Pack ar,
Recognized
tshreveport Times. !


Recognized.
[shrevepoft Times
The organ Oh the thieves party spins
out d half column of Undergraduates In
reference to. paragraph In which we
stated that should Hayes be counted In
and attempted to force Packard upon
the people Of this State. II we under
stood their temper, this would not be a
healthful climate for such characters.
JIG Is anxious TO know what this means.
To relieve the anxious mind OF the
editor Of that slandsfotis sheet-which
is constantly reproducing In It's columns
lying extracts from the dirtiest Radical
papers In the land. tnisrepresenting and
maligning the very people TO whom IL
locks for suppert@we will explain that
the paragraph means that the honest
citizens Of Louisiana are, In our opinion.
firmly resolved that they will not submit
to the authority of Packard. who for
years has been the "big Villain in
the terrible drama which has seen on
acted In the State. It means that bis
dirty henehmen shall no longer lord IL
ever, and plumber them, and, II they at
tempt 1t, that some other climate would
be more healthy for them. Tt means
they are determined that Nichols and
Wilts, the legally elected Governor and
Lieutenant Governor Of the State shall
occupy those positions. or they will
force the establishment Of military
government az the least OF two evils.
II means that they will resist, peaoeably
i they can, by refusing to pay taxes to
the fraudulent government, and foroibly
II they must, further wrong and rob-
berry. It means that they have sub
mitted to outrage until patience has not
only ceased to be virtue but has be-
come TO be crime.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-23
ADVERTISING RAFEs--pAtLY.

Transient advertisements n per square item
ines Oh solid aRatel ffat inseltioni 20 cents
ach subsequent consecutive Insertion
Wants, no neht, For Sales and Boarding asi
veftlsetnents 10 cents line net cash. sofia hea-
sure Nunn taken Ht legs than no eaptss ...,
Advertisements for the period OIL 0he mohh
i,srai n Bssinass Netess 10 cents Lac, net
Editorial Netlsea, In Editorial TIRE, 90 cents
Hua &5f
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-23
A Happy CGnsn MN q tIon.
EGlaarnw TimeH'1

Eggs have cotton down now In price
80 that man can eat two eggs for
breakfast without his wife pauaing In
her routine OF work and giving him
such q whitening look and bunch under
the table with her foot, that he feels
his utter nothingness above the table
compared to his feelings under 1t.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-23

$500 and To Imprisonment fol. not less
than elk months, and shall be liable t9
impeaehment and removal from omeea'
Who can doubt the absolute and eoin-
plete control OF The Republicans over
the Louisiana election I
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-23

dayton Democrsi.1

We were In hopes that the good Lord
might have saved the country, even
with such poor instrument as old Joe
Bradley. But since old Joe himself has
been heard from, we are satisfied that
the Lord will see US damned firstl
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-23

When a fellow comes home q little
late now, he freely confesses that he
has been experimenting with blue glass.
Such men bless the name OF Pleasan-
ton.--IEx.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-23

Monthly advertisements, hAYing the run .of
the paper Inserted every sthHr day, To be
shafned i've thirds The abevp rates.
Editorial paRe monthly advertisements eaeh
square, so Der month.
hates fsr Advertising In the weekly New
Orleans De,sseesat.
Transient atd general rates The sane M for
ADVERTISEMENTS for the period Of one month
and longer, "a fuluwp.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-23

REMNANT DAy.-Messrs. II. L. Byrne & CT,
have made their store famous for bargains
especially on Friday, when their establishment 4
ma valuable remnants offsrea by them Il sneh
marvellous reductions. Remember to-day Il the
1sy fnr bargains. No. l6S Canal street,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-23
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
TERMS or THE PAPER:
nttnst,ntpTIspH HATES.

DAILY Unpublished syery evening and Sunday
'WEERfY published every Saturday. morn
sARl. per anntiin Pc, and at same rsfs half
yeafi " and quarterly
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-23

A hotel Is advertised as "kept by the
widow OF MIR. Brown, who died last
summer on new and improved plan.'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-23

BuRNBTT's FLAyoRINd ExTRAoTs--Are used
and endorsed by the best hotels, confectioners,
grocers and the first families in the country.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-23

Why are clouds like coachmen Re
cause they hold the reins.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-23

Everybody is going to che Academy Of Music
tonight. Mss Emmie Wflmot's benefit.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-23

important 70 sugar planters See Trouard's
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-23
H. ]. HEARSEY, Editor.
GEO. w. DUPRE, Manager.
GRUNEWALD HALL,
THE POPULAR MUSIC STORE,

Southern General Agency of the Double VIC
torious STEINWAY PIANOS, the unsurpassed
Piano of the nineteenth century. carrying at all
the expositions the highest honors. medals and
diplomas. Only depot of the excellent PLEYEL
PIANOS. of direct importation. Knabe, Weste-
magnificent ORGANS OF Prince q Co., Burdett.
Christopher. etc. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
In great variety. SHEET MUSIC, etc Orders
from the parishes faithfully executed. Send
for catalogues.
LOUIS GRUNEWALD,
IL, 10, rs, 40 and 10 BARONNE STREET.
se4 xfsr
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-23

Mr.. Bea Onefale and W. g. Moody At the Acad4
envy tosuig hi for Miss Wilmots benefit.
, 1877-07-07


CnEcAao, July G,-llavinR read a comn,unleAttpR
On jewish excus1venes4 In To-day = issuo Of YIN
paper l cannot help expressing great Astonlsh.
mont It tsesng yont columns to day opened for tho
second ttme to tho .ntaneat and most outrageous
attack upon the Jeniah people and tAe< religion,
without tho lenst tebuke Or ccnsure on your part.
Il certainly falls below my dignity 10 argue with An
obscure man, wlaoss only object. am told. in thus
forcing hlnselt Upon ths public 10 to court sten-
to give Publication 10 such IN uncallol. for crutado
4aAtnst tho jews, bcdtttng far moro Petar Of
Amicns and = TorQunmalA than libofnl American
papes Or do you consider it to BE- ln tho Interest
Of humanity to cxpote m entire Fnce ia tho
polsoned arrows Of prejudice and hsttedt
shall refsatn from puintln9 70 Tho gaiaEY Of
Weat jcMs TO whom civilization ID indebted fof ths
bost and Tue highest II Mother do think Il
wise or religious oven for ; ChsstIah tU apcak 20
eontemp ptubusly OF circumcision - Jewish sIte,
which, whether bauAble N prulscWoEtly, waa
undoubtedly aao performed IN tho founder at
ChrlatianIty, and Ia, moreover, acknoWlc lodged by
tho Church in tho celebration Of New. .rcafFa naJ
~ the anniversary OF tho circumcision OF hr1
Chsist Hut ftel called upon to aay It IL sad
enon9h to bchold that IN HMorica. h,thetts thu
ssyllm Of tho pcrsecuted. .dlscord aud proludlcs
ahou!d ho aown by men wkoke profession ". Of
Judgment. And, ~ this coarla susm 10 ofsr no
safeguard against abusing Tho Jaws ~ = class,
would It not batter bchuovc tho American press 70
root ou than to fortrf tho tRyetcralc a1crs4on to
! lonG-despiaeA and u.altrcated Facs, whose yofy
fAafts aud shortcomings sFs mainly The outgtuwth
of chrtatsn persecution anu exclusion. tory fe.
spaCtfulIy, Ult. 4. H0ALEA.
, 1877-07-07

number Of mcmbcn at tho end. Of tho rear NJ?
4;o. G.4. admitted during u tae tx year n -, and
a Tho amount al the rnl of tho year waa 81. t75
Il, lii, ii.se; Tic smaunt ,ichltcd tiniins the
year. 81. ;,ss, s75, THO loan eaplta1 shoxs tho
,7J: crcditod during iho ycas, xsls4. $40; nnd
tlchited dn.ing, thn yesr, Eisa. ~ Thu
yrar, E1417u hl0; cash reeeivo, fnrRoo.ia IL .hs
Sl III go; sna H. aversss stock +, n:
Yrar wctcc ETA. .spoa. and tie intsrost IN shnEc
ionns and "thcr canttat, E21G.2is. lmdst tho
ilsa wero in the ycar, E a's', 0ali re.efve fund.
E.!o OIL; and t!ln entltd a'sats. E! lm. nli
mol, u4u; capital invested with other. industrial
and Prov idcnt tocieties. E9s 400; and thc scapt.
tAl invceted with comt,anlra incorporated under
tho Companies act, EtassH. lao. Tho dtsnosAhlo
not profit realikcl from all sources during the ycat
was R1 148 t0!; tho declared dividends due 10 tho
membcra during tho Jour. E1, III, H7o; dlyidrnds
allowed to non. .tacMberN In tho year. LIN, i,i'1.
and lbs smDnnt nlIownd tot educational purposes
during tho year, flG, 4Sk.
, 1877-07-07

verr tontr.c,cd. bnt ,rrhto,, ecncro,,v vii, and
that nj stIvsntsee whateyrr viii arcr1e IN .hrnn
ram II thc nriviirTr :" Thn nucs,fon tnnchsd tm ~
jsst canss Of t},,s paraatsph is ono concernin1
which tho country 10 not un!to resdy 10 ncccnt Mr.
Wcflss 1npn, st.r Hfrtnrn Thrx ~s,t r. r.. dts
srnsrme9t snt n thc na,ia"9, dchtor daes nj nns
pay Cd tho obiiua tions Of thu VIZ At las thnn i'd
iii nihrrs eaairr in sayinr tiist 2cmnnctlssinn
Viii brinr sI1yer tn nar Witn roiJ 'ho hns fnorkc,
ryery athar ohtrciI.n m Tia hesd. . .hs "a shoHn
shorn dehtnra thst ,thnv nm hars II. .,rs,.iIic
, 1877-07-07
CHORPENNTNG.

End OF 'ne xsn Sn,1F,1n' ,at. sn. ,.'s 1"st'' o'a'"
Tho chorpenn1ns claim hs. received fata' blow
nso'y tis Sra easy s
enor eenn,na ]. Tho surviving partner ot a ntm
which undertook to carry tho nails over tho plalns
10 eets.n points on tho 1.ens cont for four reara
to receive SEQ. 600 . ,tar: Tho wholo amount Of
the esntaft pFes = would h..s been to
s:s; az est,s ALLOWANCES, On tho he ground m % Of lo..
from Tho contfacL It being gfeater than had been
anticipated The lalsd % sst., sst ths con:
thst snt'ied Il 10 months psg 10 tsso lbo ser1iec
shoaa b. d.contnuod. ths 81 sas.Iss W. ~ dscoa il '
''s'tss sjsss tia. time. ar.. Tho aru and subsequent,
u r b n.s % oa IT,
q !s:.s: q ptosi. xaea deprived o. q 10 'ar1is;'
p
*s;s :''ss ss s' ;is ss; stsi1 t:ssi@.s e:
morc. Thcir Claim for additional damages '' VA
Isssea y yns Tsx.: o
Si%n.;sa!sp came iS r tsaoa +: 1 IoPps..aai!y.
ucnsrs fs ctsswsH m rssoIut.on ~ pnshsa th9ou1h
1s5o, anihos!zlne tho post!nastst :tsnetal . ~
~arrrI tn tnr Sra,is an,%..ed thrrs 1rtnrnni mi
s1rn"I - ~ ibn lio,,ss mi stonci ~ E.sntNsI1
*Rseea ;" ~ W" n"0ae' ~a4 e'&0s4 ~ Nsahs-sH
IN ds5' ,o,u,- f,c,x., ,,.,x,a NJ.
postIon - Asant1nt Postmaster teneFh1, and bu-
tame attorney fuf Tho claim, Creswell examined
Il scd I'm III fhc,n ,,e. iIa ~ fhn+n.rD,nr tt.
tn,thSr @ snm ~ H4a f11f,' m, fsrsmslI arssr ~
dFatt Tor sais amount On the Gtnefalfand, INT,
fortunately, law pahhea et tho rFeTiona session
Yait. ''S>' ~ '-"' '''-s "" '''' 0@0'''''~ 'N
aag 9"a esposc9 tno tIsn9. ona aronsen suca :
bop1lAf eehupicht against ~ hsamElAten, tnat
Congress MA otiErl to recall IT. action; and Oh
Tho Dtn day of February, lA7l. = resolution va.
inv fH7i jn aha nct -, ssrsi m ~ as ~ Ms-rh
E' 1o,v. ~ s.e ~ pse - on LIZ sas ~ ~ ma.sa
thereby tppsses.ted for IT, r. uss o. the Pe*t oslse
known ~ tbs Chpfrsnptn9 cla{tu.
f;hnrrrnnJnr cafrInd III rasr into the Honrt NJ
~ w. FeniH III H. ~ <N.S 'n.S sHg Ss4ttss
I!a4Wst WHICH Atl1 tHat !Hu HA!He h!ekAy peld 10
, 1877-07-07
CURRENT OPINION.

as' Aiase' - "'n 1''"S''' '1s' 1o.o.m poi'
"eoplo s s.d % b, and @ % 1oo on wi ithon. cnns bm s
tlo et'. w,l' "'n'-sf" 1o's 1'4''Ss'" &e0s'-
Tho erv Of "fr,ua" on one s,1c. and thu
.-v ~ .,,cbot,, an ~. ,,ho. 80, nnx., ~. 49,
politics Of tho country abo'o the pcrs Of section.
o,isn, and revolutionary faction, Ga,tts{on
t7er.) Mt,es tD<n.).
clvsn to understand tasn y Tho sssne. cen, IN Iowa
strength les, with ths people, not win dc poll.
~. - ' .''1''
Inc President has simply oboyod In this
matter 'ho pledges OF his party md Of biz own ean.
Isth 3, as pnbl's l@ty toxsn! Tho goal o ths pub.
people. e.-DstFo!t t4aeh.) Tribune tRep.).
Il ts tho right Of every American citizen
~ sganir nd a. dos: % Sot ,5slina1sh ats Es!
s. aoHs ao1 1n'exteta 1H Wh ~ ssmin'
a<1'. ''1 = 'N''''''''" '"'''' '''''" ~
President Iayes bus simply rcdeomed the
Hfom'ses he made she people: 1Ic ha. dsenthtailed
.1sro .!ie ~ tnoua 70 tne,s n9n. hna n
sa's e1h .1Ssos 1S Ssl 4" ~
ChAmbefAfuS, Fackards ind tpct-baRarFy rho.
since tho WAs. hare ruyctod In theIr unrtahta0nn
plundcr. lio has ordsssd oflcshoiders not 10 mix
dismissal from Office. For kh!s President lInres il
10 be commended not bv any ono narty hut IL tha
whon pcopo For thls f,o il; eniitfcd 10 the thanfe
Ut llc country and he will teceiyo thcm. Thcra
IL a arpse OF iustiee in tna Anerlcsn peone sTen
unto ppltt1cal opnonent mi wn knor Va mt
expross that eentlmen nt when 70 say lhas far Prerf
!eut ltarcs IL entitled to tho Naturalization Of ali
fAlf. mluded man, --gInetnnaU kYvrirer tU<m. j.
r-x..,
NoforrIliH to the resolutions OF tho Iowa
Republicans on ths si}vcc queluon, THE ChloAao
TRIBUNE very truly says that throughout Iowa,
Ohio lnAlARA, lIllnuis, KArsan, Missouri, Ne.
bfaska, Minnesota, Michigan. wisconsin, and Col
senators and. ninety. aims Representatives.. The
sentiment u tho Iowa resolution 10 tue unan!+
muus expression Of tho psuplc. Thcro il no doubt
Wsnuoeen. M poc,aa ~ 'anse M ana III
fsctNns Of partint arn a unit m thss nuostinn IT.
Wu thIuk, to, thst Tin TMaun. mlght sIG the
States Of Nevada, California. md Ofssvn 10 il
lii, and haii: = dozen Southern gtases. a. reiL
Thase kts III newspapers published In Kansas.
Sot carnestiy It. favor of the rstnonssixatIun of
, 1877-07-07
Cooperative Societies.

. = . 7.8946M 9tN43, 34A79
A Parliamentary Blaa. Book, ootalnsd b. Nj,
JOSEPH towen. n. r., was yest0ldsy Issued gu IL.
lustEiel aH4 tr0sldsnt hucieue& in EnxiAnl aud
Wales fu tbs year lb76- Thess ware a5b In num-
baE. Ant thA as'44anl iuAnnad was = GA AQl. The
, 1877-07-07
History Of the Mutual" Scheme. and
Explanation Of 1ts Workings.
How the Pool.Scflcrs Have ssDead
Sure Thfngn on Their Victims.
Tho 5peoulators Robbed with tho Ut
most Ease BY the Operators.
Some INSTANCES When 4uoh Robberies We're
Porpetrated, and How They
We're Done.

sfule, @ undc,,t.udiar M fesy w much regarding them
l'nrns tho ,aa' eh'!a e!eenoa. no"sss' 'ns3
were brought mofe prominently 'hto nonee, anu
wero made to play yer, impof'ans part l,, IN shs
~, H. o,srtion car4ef h, m, al tbn nool,. that
81 nA t"s ~ ...,. -. a.1,s,.,.sn
orccosd each morning tho Situation AZ tne pool
pbms during the previous day and night 1t waa
r.erted. with how much truth ia NOT soncralf,
.n"wn, shat Ar: Tilden's frienas 40 manipulated
Inc pools To ms interest a. TO .ho" 9nat spotshS
men regarded him tho candidate most llkely to
s,,na ~ o;h", s.r,ien. ~ ,hc com,.v nj. w,thIn
sooos ~ clnei sos.''s -. ~ '"sn.
,s we're s !nSaees By th. skiiiui Of tho
eu e1ce,sa !. vis @ te!r @ pot,ea, s,mpathie. led Them
,ver, tha. this class Of .peeulstots " voted a.
they sIskea .ass money as!a ts1 heat "a. Of III.
thronged With people, old men md boys met'
gsecs, who b.. money on tho result Of lho clectlon
ace "es s oo ts h c IT. no.
oob anu ~ pt". Wv "e!o tauh '1o nv VI lHo p.'."7
SURROUNDED tho result, until finally lhc poo,sell.
them.
DECLARED TALL MRS orr
ooe'.sst. commissions. t. ". .',a s :, tss , ms mt
seians @ to tho men Who had risked It, but that, In
ts ea. ana n", ~ .nr,e ~. ~ ,. merc,
belonging to their employers anu 1na'' ah'ofa !.
could be re1catcd and restored, many a m"n would
DO financially aud morally ruined. However thFA
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The daily gazette., 1877-02-24

CHERIFF SALE.
- BY virtue of "a writ of Levari Facias To
me directed, Will be exposed to Public Sale,
at the
LAFAYETT HOTEL, sn Shiplcy St.,
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip, in the city of Will
mlngton, New Castle county. Delaware, on
WEDNESDAY.
THE 7rH DAY OF MARCH, 1877.
at O'Clock. p. m,
the following described Real Estate, viz
All that certain lot of land with two-story
brick dwelling houses thereon erected, sit
uate in the city of Wilmington aforesaid,
bounded and described as follows to wit
Beginning at the northwest corner of Sec
ond and Searles streets, thence westerly
along the nOrtherly side of Second street ID
feet TO the easterly side of three feet wide
alley leading into Second street; thence
northerly along the said easterly side of
said alley Is feet, more or less. to a corner;
thence easterly and parallel To the first de-
scribed line and Second street passing the
centre of the party wall dividing this house
from the one adjoining on the north SO feet,
more or less, TO the westerly side of Searles
street, and thence thereby southerly Is feet
more or less, TO The place of beginning. be
the contents thereof what they may.
seized and taken in execution as the pro
perty of George Crisdon and Wilhelmina.
MS Vile, and t. t., and TO be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherifs Once, New Castle,)
February 10, 1877. }iebl7-3tawts.