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WASHINGTON. y. r., Jan. 81. 1s71.-Dtar Sir:
nm greatly oblgrd II ynn butll far the telegram
and your gnod letter. fnu hare always ha,l A
warm slide for me-, and no'o'y could appreciate It
n,0rp than lo That have btcn 70 lnng In lh,l,.
lie service in Massacturctss. nnh succeeded In
keeping the confidence Of such men ~ yuu, tlaa
been NY chief reward. "a.
think that II will lc great r1tttnkc mt to pass
the bill reported by the Conference Committee. 1t
is not IN as respects what Il uu:llt 10 be- hat wo
Il hcttcr tEAn the present condition OF things. il
the passtgc Ut the bill should the tna,iynra
ton Of Hayes Il would greatly rtrcneihen him In
the Presidential Chair. II under It Ttiden IN In
augHrnsed, ! would quite ~ wtIlin-ly haze him
!cact. thu Presidency that way az my nthcs+ and
let him demonstrate what ha cnn do under thtrc
circumstances. There II no arpcct Of tic cuae
which induces e to hc,ate to give thn bill, In it*
main features. my support. ioHss truly.
To GkoRHE MtIlniAw, Lag. II. L. DAWES.
, 1877-01-30
1T is A LAW.
The President Approves the
Electoral Bill in a For-
NAL Message.
Fourteen Members of the Grand
Arbitration Board
Selected.
Edmunds, Morton, Frclfng1uysen,
Thurman, and Dayarl Rep.
resent tho Scnate.
Payne, Hunton, and Abbott Chosen
by the House Democrats.
Judge Davis Positively De-
clines to Serve on the
Commission.
The House Prerogatives
Committee and the
Louisiana Case.
They Think They Have Struck Rich
Lead, but Aro Soon Disap.
pointed.
A "Retiab1e Witness Acknowt-
edges that He Has fibbed
lncontinentty.
Report Of the Majority Of the Senate
Committee on tho Florida
Election.
1t Furnishes Few Crumbs Of Comfort for
tic Resident OF Gramcrcy
Squire.
4 South Carolina Judge Says That State
Has No Legally-1naugurated
Governor.
Report Of the Majority Of the Senate
Committee on tho Florida
Election.
It Furnishes Few Crumbs Of Comfort for
tic Resident OF Gramcrcy
Squire.
4 South Carolina Judge Says That State
Has No Legally-Inaugurated
Governor.


- A'1A NAN''
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'u'e" lhs'l'' nv oe"''7 ''ot o'leus1'c ~ c.sncr
marty, although supporter oi tue blll. lhts
nru!cablc settlement was disturbed this morn
lug by
TIE nEpt,8At or 1town ro srRyr.
rrh, 1,s.,,,,,1, ,..,, ,,',,,...a -. ,,.,. r,,,,t.
,S..' u.,' & P"'.s "A.ts" " A"'e e.nl's ','"
fnoseh. 1te Morton party Expressed utstrust
of Coslls1ing's 6ounness on thuqncstto,,s cssc..-
t;al to tho maintenance of Jtaycs, rluius. lin
1,ad hem rrnortcd. thew n1,rrc,l. tn Inv, sut,1
+,,,r, l., ..,,.a, ,,,,',, IT,. .xs.
th'nss Ill pirate conversation which lc't efnse
doubts as to his reat position. Besides, lie
had waited nearly two months after Con.
rrcsa met bcforr 3nylut. even M much a4 thutt
ne believed llayes was elected, Keeping up I'll
tho w!ttlo n mysterious rctcenec. Edmullds
strongly urgeI Conklne's appointment, but
t,na1ly CouklIne hitusrlf cndcil ali uuesttou IN
4,r,t .oor,. H., vs.
''1' "sose "
ros1T1vEtf DECLINING TO SERVE
II chosen, and statlug that lIe did not wish the
plarc. Thu Morton party nrcsrntc,l Mrstl1lon.
et Snt'esots' and wcre carrying the eaueus for
lin. Whcn Etitnllnt1s sahI that ho would hayo
nothing to do with tho Commission II two enc
mics Of thu wkluIc srhctnu Ut settlement wrtp
, 1877-01-30

turns having no personal knowledge Of their
correctness.
In Jefferson and Columbia Counties there
was violent intimidation Of colorcd ynters aud
Social and business prescription, In tnnny
counties system Ut marked tickets was en-
ploycd to compel cntorcd men to rote the
Democratic ticket, details Of which are fully sct
out.
Other counties and topics arc also discussed
n detail. Thc'report was adopted BY alf tile
Republican members III the Committee on
Privileges and Elections.
, 1877-01-30

MAntsos, Wis, Jau. :v,-lhe weaiiier turned
waras night bcfuEe last, and has continued up
tho Eraiind for the past month Is rapidly dis,
appearing, rendering the roaus impossible tos
s1cighs. Tonight warul rain has set in, Which
h likely to CHFEy uN tho snow.
BAN 'FRASC1sco, Cal, Jan. e9.-Unusually
mild weather has succeeded the very severe
weather which has prevailed for some time past.
, 1877-01-30
III ItFlF EU![ & y Iif.11Es
Special N&pGfch 10 IAs Tribune,

rHrrIHTANA
1y,.o y eouswurnr @ -
wAsnlxo1os, j. e., jan. a3.-:rha testimony
Of LEttIcHet1, clerk Of the Louisiana Returning
Board, Afforded tho Democrats much sat,sfar.
.t"n ts1"s II. m. e,"t,,e., ~ .t,." ~. l"."nn
H,.. ~ s1a"' 49, ~, e~@o - ~. A1o"In"A''a
s"!""'.!''e a',o W the itc'osatl'e COMMITTEE
In the former he placed himself Haanr tttpes tn
contan,pt by refusing to answer u Ercat many
Questions. IN tao latter nc also reinscd u
answer sesefa. questF'ns' o1t s"ofe 10 enough
By negative sequence, what tl.cy hoped 10 do.
1ittlr,.,I In tho E,roro,a,ix. rnm,,,,.oa ,,i,,,.
H. ,is,,,innI ,fo r,,,,s,,,t,,a,oJ .,.,',. ~
'uen'laea I"c eohso''uateu statei'eat u
VOTES from the vernon faslsht w!llGll llaS
been before the Committee for soInc
DAYS, a. tic original return. wt,,eI, was bcfor,
thc Hrturnln,, I1,an1 IT. dr,.Ii,u,f ~ stoto
changcl, for the reason, RS lie statcl, taiat II
might crIrninatt himself. Then
In u,,urur ~ p.yrxrnnr r..
tcs,..1 ,h,, In ..s t,a ,'orsa, ,",,, H. ,,ruc,,
tca',hce '"at "o "ae tao Petson "uo prouGnt
the famous Vernon returns to Washington, and
handed 1t to Dudley rtci1. Murphy Is the
ucrsuu WHO has been coaching Field for scycrul
,,r. ,r,, ,r,,,,u, ,,n,,,, H., ~, ,,.t f,.,
unu ".oss ''1.''. sAo oou'1n'e
t1on IN every lbhtauco oeclhed 10 give.
The most they would saY was t4at
liz was IN expert engaged bY the
Commtttrc. JIe ba. ham ct,t, ,tautiv nj, o,,t n
,>,,,,,,.,,. ,,,,, H., cr.n a,al .'.,'x 1a.,.'a
company VIII oen' ~orSc anu othcf leading
democrats VINO nfc nero III lluen'h Interest.
Murphy testified IN substance that he received
l[snntrh Ia nrocecl to ST. It,,,fs au tl,erc u,ct
certain gentleman. On thr ofth or o7tl, t,f
1,>, 49, .a,a ~. 80 -osA ~ s" W
December ho met there Mr. spearlns and Mr.
lsttleicu aud tic latter handed hin tlls paper
for inspection only. IIc returned IL to Little.
dnI nu1 H. una rrrf ri,.nn Il, hin, frt,rcee, ,v
, 1877-01-30

WASHINGTON, D. c., jan. N-1 u. m.-In tho
lalc rrEton, followed by fal'Ing barometer, w,ud
shifting to eoutherly Or castcr1y. stationary and
rising temperature, aud Increasing c!oudincss,
witt, probably sain, PARTLY changing into snow
Ii. the Upper Lake region, aud possibly extrnd-
Ing to the Lower Lakes.
LOCAL onsx1YA11oNs.
, 1877-01-30
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, JANUARY &c. 1877

per!cnce haa given you In procuring tho pa+saee
Of the act recommended bJ the Committee for nd.
jmatlng tho question about the Prc'fdrntial e!rc.
tion. GhoRHE MEnNfAx,
II. =. CASE.
, 1877-01-30
RAVENSWOOD

OSCAR CHARLES, Town Collector O? Lako
View, Will b. found on Wcdncsdny, jan. III, l877.
ntJ. II. BNuSS stusc, at Rascnswoat, 10 receive
tlxca
, 1877-01-30

PUBLIC NOTICE
i hereby gs.on that tho Finance Committee Of tho
Hoard uf Conlm[shioncrs Of Ea0k County will re.
lnss: to 1aan Cook' County Ons Hustircd Thou-
saTd Dollars until June ]. 1877. san,e to he payn-
lilo from tie general fund af said E0tIn{y IN lin
County Treasury, lids will be alt!trsscd to III.
nance commfstcc3 and deposited with tho Clerk Ut
tue I0ard. anl will specify thu rato of interest do.
naatlcd. HERMANN Iit.Ii linrl.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-05
rnAHrronp Axp woncr,rrn R +
SDU THWARD.

Passengers from Delaware Railroad connect at Har-
rington at l2.2o p N. with train making connection
with Steamers for New York which leave LcwcS on
Tuesdays and Fridays at ; r. NJ. steamers have good
accommodations for freight and passengers. Rates
Of fare and freight very low
Trains connect in the morning at IcwcS Del. for
all points named above. Tuesdays and Fridays.
with Steamers that left Pier 81 North River. New
York. AT > p NJ. the day before.
\. BROWN. Gen. Fr't Il Pass. Agt J. II b. b. 4 F.,
and ". Railroads.
wich st. y. l.
THOMAS GROOM, Supt. J. 4 B. r. r. Lewes Del
Smyrna times., 1877-12-05

The whipIing-po>t has been denounced
rs relic of barbarism hut it has its in Western
civilization The county commissioners at Austin,
New. recently adopted the following ordinance 1t
is ordered that the sheriff he, and he is hereby in
Structed to erect post in conspicuous place near
the Court House in accordance with the provisions of
section Of thc of the Legislature OF the State of
Nevada entitled An Act 10 Prevent Cruelty to
Women. The post has been cut from huge pine
log, and set up in the square Not man in town
dareS to beat his wife. Impartial justice, however
requires the passage of another legislative act with
slightly mDdied title for the prevention of cruelty
men and the establishment OF another pine post in
front of the court house What for the gandcr
IS sauce for the dear littlC goose.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-05
TRY THE WEEKLY rIuES.
The DAILY TIMES

4 FIRsT-CLAss INDEPENDENT MORNING NEWS
PAPER.
Universally quoted 10y the Press and the people as
the Best Newspaper ever published in Philadelphia.
TrENs-Postage Paid, Six Dollars year or Fifty
Cents month Two Gents Copy. Address
TIE TINES, TIMES BUILDING. PHILADELPHIA.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-05

SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS-Additiuual to tl.,.,
above leave smyrna for Clayton l1ij a. ~. > % ana
-, r ". Leave Clayton for smyrna - \. NJ $50
and SO, =. ". to make connection with TRAIN,
(NUTth and South from clayton.
II. F. KENNEY. Supt
Smyrna times., 1877-12-05
THE YATES ROBBERY
STARTLING DIsGLOsU les
THE FIRM COMPELLED TO MAKE An ENTIRE
Grange ~ THEIR BUSINESS.

THE FIRM COMPELLED TO MAKE An ENTIRE
Grange ~ THEIR BUSINESS.
It was given out hy some Of the Cnvous neighbors
OF the euterprising clothing firm of y. c. Yates Co.,
in the Ledger Building that the reports Ola burglary
etc. which have lately H.led the newspapers ana
startled the community, were only an advertising
Dodge But the facts that three OF the burglars i'm
plicaed have been captured and that over - 0OJ of
The - uJJ stolen laS been recovered show that ii
nul an advertising Dodge, and so to prove that the
firm must be doing an immense business To have
5000 in their safe after baukng hours and alter pay
ing OF their large force OF employees.
THEY ARE COMPELLED TO MAKE AN ENTIRE
CHANCE n TUEiR BUSINESS on JANUARY
Isl, ISIS.
After not quite two years Of unprecedented success
the Ledger Building with lis 20 feet front and stories
high has not capacity enough and THAT We ARE COM
PEELED rO DIVIDE UCR BUSINESS
We shall open on January |, ISIS seven doors west
Of present 10 'atln ia the beautiful store No GO
Chestnut street formerly occuP:e hy James H. Orne
X Co. fTs.-c.a,S immense establishment Tor Cnil
drCnS and Boys Clothing exclusively which will be
the largest AMI MOST ELEGANT CoECEEN OF THE KIND
IL AMERICA.
Our immense stock of Winter Clothing in the
Ledger BUild.us which has iu't been re7lcniShed in
consequence OF the great trade We have ma for the
la,; two months. are offering AZ reduced rates to
make room for the NEW GOODS COMING IN FOR SPRING.
We have no OH gods 70 offer az fifty ccuts on the
dollar. and NJ great mark downs because Ou:
goods are all fresh and new and are already marked
- per cent below any other concern in Phildde pha.
This the people appreciate they are our advertisers
and tCy have made rs
THE LEADING AND POPULAR CLOTH.
ING HOUSE IN PHILADELPHIA.
A. c. YATES g. CO. sep1s-lr
Smyrna times., 1877-12-05

re- Stations marked thus ~ have no agents
Morning train makes close connection al CLAYTON
with trains on the Delaware Railroad both North
and south.
Passengers on morning train to and from Baltimore
change cars ut Wilmington.
Re- FrelghS Of all kinds carried at low rates TO all
points ana must he at Stations thirty l3n) minutes be-
lore starting time so aS to insure quick despatch
Freight for Blacks, SuIl Pond and Worton will
have TO be prepaid
nov 20 FRED. GERKER. Lessee.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-05

From the peaceful character of the lret
Episcopal General Convention, it ha, been currently
he eve that the 'rituaStic war in that church has
ceased for lack of occasion. DR. !. II. Hopkins in
recent letter claims that the >at III of SteS i
due To the victories OF the ruas> and the weakness
of their opponents He regar Is the rjuali>tc move
ment> having made an advance along the whole
line within recent period This view he supports
by citation of many facts. and will doubtless bring
surprise 10 most of our readerS-N y Tribune.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-05

SwINDLIXG PASSENGERS.- In PhiladplIhin,
Friday sd ult. ThoS Flowers arrested charged
with CmbeZZlement. He was q custom house officer,
and it was his duty to examine into the duties which
il necessary for passengers To pay for articles
brought To this country on the American line steam
ships At the hearing it i'll evidence that large
number Of passengers from Europe were compelled
10 pay in shape ot duties than the government
required. lie pncketcd the amounts over-chargel.
The defendant was held i'll 5000 bail for trial.
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UP. d.

From Collins Beach, Mondays and Thursdays
about go p. NJ.
From Port Penn Mondays and Thursdays. about
P NJ Arriving in Philadelphia about 7.3O +. NJ.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-05
Maryland & Delaware II. II
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
GOING SOUTH.

on and after MONDAY, November 18th, 1877 trains
VIII run daily as follows, Sunday excepted:
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Phila., viii. & Bait. R. R
DELAWARE DIVISION.
WINTER ARRANGEMEN'

On and after MONDAY, November 18th ~.
days excepted trains will leave a, follow:
NnETHMAEb.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-05

All freights must be at the various stations at least
thirty 800 minutes before starting of train otherwise
they will lay over twenty-four (2D hours.
J. l.. CALDWELL, Supt.
EAsToN, Nov 26th 1877.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-05
PHILADELPHIA WEEKLY TINES,

TIC Ldrgc8t, WcapcSt oUd BrightcSt ItuEIy
in the UHjoR.
IS columns of the choicest reading embracing all
that goes to make u first class live weekly paper.
Re- The Grand and Distinctive feature of the
WEEKLY TIMES. that has proved 50 popular in the
past will he continued throughout the year viz: A
series Of chapters of the unwrittcn
HISTORY
Smyrna times., 1877-12-05
I& B., B. &F, AND v. RAILROADS.
- CONNFCTI0N WITH THE
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
CHANGE OF TIME
,l.ITIIM AEI
NOETIIWAFn.

On and after UE>pAN. November 27th. ~. >t.rl-
days excepted, trains viii run follows:
Ji.StTIoS ( HEEAKWATER Il. r.
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The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is large FiTst-ClasS
Weekly Newspaper of sixteen pages printed IN the
most beautiful style, pf0taSety illustrated rd SNChdd
cHgfurtaJS representing the newest inventions ana
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Dye.ng COluriug New Industrial Products Animal.
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inform all classes of readers old and young The
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Library. College school Terms $40 per year,
90 half year, " hich includes prcmymcnto postage
discount to Clubs and Agents Single copies ten
cents. Sold by all NcwsdeulcrS. Remit by postal
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York.
PATENTS I'm In connection ,1 1.l with the %,>s Scjcg,
CO. are Solicitors of Anicican and Foreign Patents
and have the largest establishment i'll the world
Patents are obtained on the best terms Models OF
New Inventions and Sketches examined, and advice
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Kent County, Smyrna & Delaware Bay R. R.

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Connecting with Delaware R. r. at Clayton
On and after MONDAY. November 26th. lS77. until
further notice, trains will run follows:
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Winter Arrangement.

PORT PENN AND COLLINS BEACH,
Port Penn about 3. ard Collins Beach, about $50 p
Smyrna times., 1877-12-05

SUCCESS UNPRECEDENTEDn in the history Of simila
enterprises has attended the Publication of the
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THE
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
THIRTY-THIRD YEAR.
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World.

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GLENN'S
S u L P H u r so A P,

S u L p H u r S 0 A p.
Thoroughly Cures Diseases Of the Skin.
Btantities the Complexion, Prevents and
renee dies Rheumatism aud Govt, Heals
Sores and Abrasions of the Cuticle and
Counteracts Contagion.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
PRlCEs-25 Cents per cake; Box g
Cakes) 70 Cents.
N. B-Sent by Mail, Prepaid, on re-
ccipt Of price.
C.N. CRlTTENTON. Proprietor,
7Sixth Avenue, NY.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-09-22
LOST OR STOLEN.

ONE LARGE bay mare, with Texas
" brand on the left shoulder, having the
two hind feet white. Also, two Creole
bay mares, branded I'D. Two cows,
branded A. C. and counter branded A, c.
and many other cattle branded ID.
A suitable: Reward will be paid to the
finder. l.. d. LEPArIMluE,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-09-22

C|'lLDREN'-Y Your Reg
ulatnr is superior to any other REM
edy tor Malarial Diseases among
children, and it has large sale in
this section Of Georgia--W. NJ.
RUSSELL, Albany. Ga.