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, 1877-01-10

Tho NICHOLS White-Lners have lnus-
tered In bnttlo array in New Orleans, taken
possession Of tho Supreme Court building
and police stations, md inducteel their
Judges aud policemen into Office. They
claim the right to 10 these things by virtue
Of having pollet majority OF votos in the
late election. Hut how did they poll7 Ger
tainty not in way that would DO tolerated
in nny Northern State. At tho very time
tho Wlite-Liue rinc-clubs were carrying
matters with high hantl, tho Senate
COMMITTEES was taking testimony as to the
manner In which tho election WAS conduct
ID. Tho witnesses were explaining how the
White-Liuers secured 1.757 votes in East
Feliciana for TiIpEx and NICHOLS to three
for HAYES and PscKAnp, In parish where at
the previous election the Republican major
ity was s41. Wo quote from tho New Orleaus
Associated Press report:
The Senate Committee resumed the examination
Of the election In East Fc1ciana o.Gay: .loHx ".
l[ARnEL1, white planter, testified that the color.
eh people were tn.imidAtcd. and afraid to vote the
Republican ticket and that hfs hands were threat
ened II they voted the Republican ticket they could
not live in the pnriah and that hr woull bc afraid
~ HA tpf H1N nc fo4tA fAf HtHHt'&c4H tFfAf.
JAMES Law. co1ored, ttst1ded that he had been
lender in the Republican party in his parish. and
wns elected to the Legislature twice, and that he
had. through fear, left the parish before the last
election, having been Threatened anu his xtort s<t
on IRE. also that the co1o,cd people believed It
unsafe to vote the Republican ticket. lie mar.
rated the killing Of JoiN GAIN. and other acts OF
siulcncc testified to by other witnesses.
Hero in a sa1nple Of the testimony in re-
gard to matters In East Dnton Rouge, where
a previous Republican minority Of 900 was
wiped out. aud Democratic majority Of 900
substituted
II. F. RrLtrra fcoInrcd} testified he raw fifty
colarcd men marched up to the polls by guard Of
white men snd voted tho Democratic ticket, bclug
reaMt,d to show thcIr tickets before voting. JAois-
son CnAScEr {colorcd> swose he yoted the Demo-
cratic ticket because the whites ssfd he wond hayc
10 b. driven ont Of the country. ELIZA DEEonrx
tcolorcl) testified: LassAugust masked men came
10 her house and tied rope around the neck Of her
husband, 3toHHoK 1}EEcftrH, snd carried him Oh.
| Seyer had sccn hm sfnce. le had attended the
! Republican meeting few days beiose. CATn
liatSEs tconred1 stated he kncsr of tho hanging Ut
| 1lsSnY MAurtS. LEVIN FosTEn, HILL i.gwis, and
4. ItHunEs. The latter two wtrc taken Will, hin,
They ordered lin tO Ill. grave fDf the frat two.
| They then tnt rup.s rs'und their necxs. aAl told
| .itncss 10 10 home. lie afterwards SAW them
| hanging toa tree. They were I'LL ehl mon. and not
| In the MSMnt Pleasant fight. DAVID JONES (c0i-
| oFcd) testIdcd he WIS deputy United States Mar
shat at the Port Iludtan polls 1t the last election.
| il. c. forSa rnudo him stop distributing Kepub-
lcan tickets, and colored people tnil him they
were afraid 10 vote the Republican ticket.
, 1877-01-10

The French rarllau,ent for The purpose Of
encouraging exports Ut curtain articles, has
granted premiums or bonrtles thereon. Ger
many has seta!tated by imposing dldeIentlai
duties cxa:tly otEsettIng tho bounty.
, 1877-01-10

Mr.. FHEn MAT doesn't 1eem to hare dcryelas
lnurll satisfaction frun. hitting young BEsxgrT
a cut aerps. tf,y face with rawhIe u he fouily
hoped. liz sec1ua 10 have walked Up the wrong
keutchma1, who has ''lca1cln Its form and
wanted to 'loul.e-!eatl " him.
, 1877-01-10

Our exchanges view thc BExSErr-MAr bust
ness from, variutls siatnlpotnts. 0ne contc,npo-
raty suggests TINT "'hc BENNETT affair was
simply new method n advertising the Herald,
like the SrAxLEr Africanus Expedition, etc.,
~ the reduction. IT, ttIrco cents copy, retail.
has nok resulted In the increase OF circulation
that was expected. Another explains the CAUSE
Of BENEFITS curious conduct tlIat he was "so
clatcd at the approaching nuptials that he took
to celebrating by hin,sclf, antlt owing to the
unexpected! strength of the Croton water,
failed to meet h!s appointment with the
bridc md tile clergyman. U'nc hhs frH."
But that theory Will hardly acco,snt Tor Ills he.
haylor the night le broke the mirror, arsl kicked
over the chairs, anil scollctt his "motler-tn.
law" as,d rlnpped tgcntly) the rosy check Of Ills
haneec. and WAS promptly col1arcd ont Of doors
by tie "nd man." mud forbidden the house; nor
will /. account for tic daughter Immediately
after tic cjcctment Slipping downstairs, opcn-
Ing tho basement window, and letting In tic
scapcgracc and sparkling With him in tho parlor
utter the old folks l,ad Gone to bed. almost till
bread daylight did uppcar. md ghosts went
troopLng home 10 cflurchynrds. "MAc," Of the
St. LOFTS 0.-D., has speculation tu his eye, and
gets In ahead Of nil contemporaries With this
high and tempting bid:
should these few lines meet the eye of Str. JAMES
0hHt,bS liENSkTr. he may ct'nsidcr hlmaetf en-
gagged for lecture tonr, at 90 prr cent u the gr'ss
receipts. Ditto Us 10 Mr. FnEi'gnIcx MAv. And.
ahon'd thcsc tWo gentlemen meet IN lilo Held "
honor. lire slime st01a. " and mnse up Unframed.
they nlay consider themselves engaged 10 Lecture
ut 70 per rent .! tho gro.* receipts shon. ore of
lhctn oe killed. the survivor may consider hn,.clf
engaged for the acasoii lecturer at HU per cent
OF the grU4s receipts. But should they both bu
kl1cl-wcli, We don't see hnw anything rnn be
e ns . Sst .sa. S nx" @ ' nos a & We % sne
lectures to be spoiled by double fatality.
, 1877-01-10

1'haukt. We frci obliged to tbs editor Of tbs
Springfield Rsy.dsr fur publishing quite CON-
p.cuously part of TIE TKlHrSE's prospectus
, 1877-01-10

Gen. LoSGsTHEET Is said to hare returned to
the bosom III thu Democratic party. Ills for-
tucr ru,lttIeal ns.csiatrs inaile Ills 1ifu uuc1l-
durable l,y persecution and ostraeis'n, End ha
finally eueeuanbeJ, anil now eolucs out fur
NICHOLS ns tloyetuor Ut Louisiana, but IL
still col.! on TIiDES. One cause Of htA cAauge
back Is Ills dislike Ut PACKARD.
, 1877-01-10

'sr., BEI,S ARD toMstAS[,Eny. M. u. \. T.
Special Conclaye tllt iWcturs'Ia3! evening at 7;;
orlock. t'u4lucts Ut Ilnrortaacr. II nrlrry ,
, 1877-01-10

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s ,sa. pa's ~ ~, an. ,s.e.s s,..,. ,;1as
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THE OHIO AND INDIANA DEMOCRATS.
Tho fiat that went forth from Nr. TrIs
DEss Liberty Street Bureau, commanding
tho Simultaneous rallying of tie Democrats
on the 9th inst., found a ready obedience
from only the Illinois, 1ntinna, md Ohio
clans, aud the programme llas failed, so far
az 1t was intended to infla,no the partisan
passions Of tho whole country anl unite the
Democrats In a common effort to resist by
violence tho Inauguration of Mr. HAYES un-
der any nud MI circumstances. We comment
in another article upon tho uttcranco OF the
Illinois bulldozcrai they wero about the
most incentliary Of the lot Ohio aud 1ndi-
AHA proceeded upon q somewhat different
plan. The 1ndiana position is particularly
worthy Of note. 1ndinna Inns tho
caudidato for Vicc-Prcsitlent on tho
Democratic side. Slr. T1LnEN's plan, and
that generally approved by tho Democrats,
is to insist that Tic Democratic House of
! Representatives has the right Of It's own mo-
tion and singe-hnndcd to object to the
counting Of the vote Of my State. The ap-
plication of this plan would ba to throw tho
| election into the House Of Representatives,
| which would at once choose 1Ir. T1LpEa;
but 1t would also give tho Senate tho right to
choose the Vice. President. Thi1 would
leave 11r. HENDRICKS out in tho cold, md his
vast army Of rotaincrp in Indiana would not
get tho full Hl1aro Of tho Offices and spoils
which thoy hayo been led to expect with
their favorito politician in the second place
in the Government. OF course, the Indiana
Democrats could not mako up their minds,
under these circumstances, to subscribe
to the selfish Yt1.pEN programme for
throwing tho election into the House,
and their resolutions fail to set forth
~ emphaticallY rs the others the right OF
| the House to act ns a Returning Doarl. but
,1o,r, +bot n. -,ol,t ~ c,,,,t;ro N. vota
.-.. C.
| 1este Win tho tHo HOUSES OF congress, ana
demand that they shall agree upon law to
that ond. This In itself Is pretty sensible
position, and the fact that 1t has been taken
by the Indiana Democrats Indicates clearly
enough that they are not prepared to fight
for TLpEN alone, but that, unless they can
get HENDn1cEs rs we'll as T1Inga, they will
quietly acquiesce in tho inauguration Of Mr..
1lAxxs. 1t seetns to be settled that the ILL.,
diana Democrats will not wage war upon
their opponents for tho mere purpose Of sus-
tanning tho House In revolutionary design
to inaugurato 11r. T1IpEN and throw 1IEs-
palcKa back upon post-ofllco or pension.
, 1877-01-10

MONTGOMERY BtAsn's paper, The Washington
Union, las commenced tho work vi dlsc[pl.ung
all tie Democrats wloss volcc is not for" wal. I"
Tlie ottler dsy II pitched into Mr.. ". II.
ltouEnrs, cditor Ut tlle New Orleans IIHHs,
TIE latter publishes tue following carl:
WA.MtNGToS, Jan. Il. lS77.-To fhs tutfor Of
he tH!oa-stn: think It proper to correct GER
tain inaccuracies In the tntnn 1t this date In re-
yard to myself. twar never tho hcuFnr OF q COM
n,unratlun Of any character from Mr. LAMAR to
tiov. llArts. was never CHARGED by t;or. HAYES
Snnt,sr,; n,"n. 'rirro In. hrcn m ct,mmnmira1Inn
between Goy. ltArEs aud uthcr SautI,rsn !ruters
that | nm u,Y4tp Of. ". II. RoBKErs.
, 1877-01-10

New Chicax0 rilrnSre.
Clark street. Ictwecn Lake md ltandU1ph. Nine
EssipoH8 tlaAu Concert.
, 1877-01-10
Afr. REpFlELp, III d letter to the Cincinnati
CUmnatrehs!, referring t0 the u.1p0pulnritY in

Georgia III HEH HILLS recent views, says:
To maintain fasur Vita tho ficorgia democracy,
~i!h i. ~. oOu 1ajartfy, man has ~ b. pretty
straight local pall.ean. There IL lfsle s4lon. for
patriotism Wn1csa coAllncI tu tirorrl mud thu
South, ktuB pride ilas e1crsslyt development. 1t
y hrotgla tsi, ths south ncxt. the parl ne1t, and
anl icard Georgian cFayr'y anIrm That Tooxus
was Itntiral In disguise. And waat ha4 TuoHps
lontt lilo has criticised tEs nemocsatic convsn-
ltotI4 III EepsKla u1la called l!Iem ''katsy."
, 1877-01-10

Grecubaeks Mt tho New York Gold E1-
change yesterday closed Mt NJ
, 1877-01-10

llrFir:terss ThratEe.
Madison street. bttwrer Dearborn 1nI EtAte.
Engagement u jutn strCulougli. "cOrsolauus"
, 1877-01-10

Adetpht Tlicntre.
Monroe ,trset. corner 1leasEofn. engagement 0f
Charlotte Stanley. 'l'f!me: mr. Tho IsE.Ilook Mnr'
acf," Afternoon and ettnnR.
, 1877-01-10

WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 10, 1877.
, 1877-01-10

ttAt3tet street. between Madison md Mohr0t. Y
f!ety Entertainment. Afternoon and evening.
, 1877-01-10

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, 1877-01-10

The debt Of New York City continues 10 In
increase. The Tribune Of that city states thas
tho mptrollcr'smonthlys statement, just issued,
shows that the total amount Of warrants drawn
payable from ta1ation In December was %, 2e39
505.; tic total for 1871 was s35, 90; tho
total payments from The issue Of bonds were In
December s5aa.A7.31, aud In TIN cnttre year
sst4o7,430.0i. The grand totus Of payments BY
warrant In December wns *s,elt t,5D7.Ul. aud In
tic whole year 87 80 53l 50 OIL H. G5d warrants.
The city debt, leas tho sinking fund, WAS $1lD,-
777tL72 LOO ut the cnl OF l875, nnd el1V,31l,-
3l0.39 at the end Of 1871, This cash in the City
Treasury on Dee. 10, 1916 was slG9.l7
, 1877-01-10

Randolph street. between Clark anil Eas.!fe. FIJI.
EBXe euscnt Of Frank NhyO ''u4sy Crockett" hstct.
noon aud evening.
, 1877-01-10

Of recording another occurrence oj tho kind will
not desulye upon the prcts of America. ''Th!a
aort Of thing, says, 'iutesfcrss with an edit
oss usefulness, and strikes blow Ut his ltYnlty.
Tho opinion OF the Alumni Of TFiniGy College Ia
clear upon this point, 1t IL the {ertins III that
large and influential body that 'be.orta. It's got
to be shtoppcd and leading articles to shas effect
will doubtless soon be published Ia tho -, that
II 10 ray, where they will do the most good"
Now ~ tbs tins TO encourage high toned treatment
VI personal sfalra. Let ~ not ray what It IL
that has happened to the mysterious osnehody u.
ready alluded TO. II IL enough That tIe II All ath-
lcte, and nos the bsst In the world; that John
MotHRscY might hayo been \ better mau In bis
pfAcs; xnd that tbs sluhioa 10 the sufferer Al
''the spoiled sou Of an unworthy father. :" Il only
a lttls less taan brutal In its truthfu! malice.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
fremont Nous<-John Il. fsrris, Philadelphia;
the lion. Lewis Ellsworth. SaperyE!!e; the lion.
Ksnsas City; u. E. Morton, Sew York; the Hon.
y. II. Row, LanIny. Neh. II. r. Lee. FPnd aa
Lac; <. II. Hastings, MInneapo1is; tul. 4. b. NIL
les, Geueaeo; s. e. Abbott. syacussj
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Removes by O single application the hard en-
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has.l passages, allows the sufferer to breathe
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sANFORD's RADICAL CURE


Allavs pain, Inflammation an sor ness OF the
u ucoua mem nrane o the nasal passav rs. II is
the most oUthli & healing, aud grateful pr
aratlOn ever app led TO these iniIm surfaces.
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Is also taken internally, where, by irs action
on the olr rud In eliminating from the sys EN-
tn Grid POI on always present In -taIrn, tt
Affects the whoe cUnst ltutiUn.
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Thus beeou es a power ul purify ing agent in
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matter Il at has, ouriDg B,e p dropped Into
the nrOat ana mingled WITH ihs contcnts OF
the stomach t. be absorbed into the sy stem.
STNFORDS RADICAL CURE
rs local and constifu ionai remedy. 1t
Btrt ngth ms the sN stem by Ia ernal u-e, while
endeavvriLg 70 throw OF the disc. s.. and
8 othe s iLd heals he iniiamed nasal surfaces
by direct application.
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
Is q great and reliable med cine, ana when
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at Oh Ice into favor, which iJ retains forever af-
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