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DABNEY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, 20 East
IL 2gih-et Preparation for college.

GUNNINGHILL HOUSE, Ascot, berkshire,
- England The Rev. Herbert W. Sneyd klnneIscN,
IL NJ Trinity College. Cambridge assisted by John Henry
Of O1ees College Oxford by other masters receives
bows over under 10 tbeyOnd which they are not per-
mjed reman) 10 prepare fr Eton Harrow, Mmchester
Rugby Carterhous aud other public schools and also Tor
SnnE}neblt iiouse distant about mile from the Ascot
Station OF the S. W. r. r. stands high, gravel soil
in about IL Of land near Ascot heaih ana WINDSOR
Forest. , ,,-.., 49,.
subjects English Reading ana Composition
EXCEPT in the OF brothers, every boy has separate p
arranged the Cubrle system NO boy is uONou 70
enter the room Of another boy. -, $500. 81, -.
library and reading set apart Tor the use OF Tue
a play and work shop are also PROVIDED
study Of Natural History is IN every encouraged Prizes
are collections made during the summer -choolmc
Term-e $50 per annum. TO be paid IN advance onelh
before the commencement Of each sch0oltiine
include board and tut ion In all subjects required
Entrance Examinations OF the Public schools FOR IN
sumental music extra charge Is mace WIN lS ouEo
school books school Stationery laundry
expenses comprised 10 The above terminal payments
REFEREECEs-Thc Right Rev the lnrd Bishop OF Exeter,
the Palace Exeter IievT JeX Blake d. Head Master
Rugby School The the Vice Mas erof Trinity College
Cambridge The Of StrathmoIe CLAIMS Castle forar-
shire h Sir George Warrender, bart tsfcd House,
EdubuTgh Sir John W. CradOck Hai0pp Bart klhrsWoou
Warren Bausead surrey. The Hev canon lA2hlI05 - ~,
Ii Graionsi Plccadlly W. Tie Hon Mr.: Justice B9yicy
Ma!mcsbury Lieutenant Colonel TTemayne Carclrw Perrl-
aTwOrthal cornwall Lady Eden Windlesone, ferty illI
neTsey. M.Aesq, spendaTy Magistrate OF HiTmnghai ana
Vice Chairman of Quarter Sessions WarwickshlIe A W
The Rev Robert Burn, NJ A. date Fellow ana Iutr q lH
itY College, Cambridge BrOoksde Cambridge The Rev r.
ST. John Ihackeray MA, Assistant Master az Etoh S"i5g
The Rev. James Robertson M A. Assistant Master az mar
row school H. Warner esq MA, Assistant Master az
Rugby School Alfred Warehouse, esq A. r. A. FOX I'M,
Reading Joseph IT, Gray, esq NO Il "allSI' Ne"'ioIA
For further PARTICULARS application may be made to the Rev
IL W. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Sunnlnghu House, AscoI
naple ire
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Eau Schools.

VALE Law School. Regular course, 2 years
GRADUATE course flor degree OF DOLL years Fan term,
opens sept 20. Address Prof WAYLAND New-HaVen' U
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Gitp properin Go Eet.

ITO T-PrOfessiOnal-ParlO floor or other
l. apartments; Arstclass SO West 45tb-st
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ateambcats ano Rallroaos.

ALBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.-The
leave f Ptr Nof Ser oos Of cSnas ad
fer AbRSN kK SMoSNeTEh hA and DCs E6AF
and WEST Tickets for sale &C principal hotels 1ds ana
Booy9 transferred free by Annex boats ba
Frstclsss fare 81 deck, 2oe excursion to Albany ana
return, u 30.
ALBANY and NETWORK DAY BOATS will
N commence their regular trps on MONDAY JUNE 10.
PALTTMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ Leave NewYork from foot Of Desbrosses and Corandt
$50 a. m for Washington Columbus Cincinnati lndanap
South Pullman cars from Baltimore to Newark o., ana
WASHINGTON and the West and the South via
Washington, making close Pittsburg, Gin
Sn1a Ly ana ~ LS and T P
burg amt from Washington 10 Augusta ana savannah ,,
man sieePers New.YoE 10 baltimore and Washington,
Ionlsvle ST. LOUIS Columbus Pittsburgh the sontn and
Southwest Through Pullman cars from baltimore to Cineln
Florida, New. Orleans andthe SOUTH
Syoqg 5 o6 81 Gs
aR sK e@R as H BIITRE AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY.
SE s JahS iS saS S 6%s
Chunk fanaqaa, wiEes6a4S Ehra &c Connects at june.
lion win D. L and W r r. pr,no, pos,o, rr.rr.,rrob
Manch Chunk Tamaqua, Hazleon Wilkesbarre, scranton
lois ~ and l:3O p m.-For somerylc and Pennington.
p. m.-FOr Pennington, Easton Maueh chunk Iamaqua,
Wkcsbare, Scranton. TunkhanBOck 1amaqua. HazletOn,
Reading, Pottsville, HaTiisburgh &c
E.-FOr Ugh Bridge Branch, East0n, BAlydere ana
Mauch CHUNK. Connects AZ JnctiOn with d. l. ana w IL ~
$50 p daiy-For EasOn, Allentown and Harrisburgh
7:i5 i. m.-FOr EastOB.
For trains local points see timetables at stations.
SUNDAY TRAINS-LcRye at a. y p. m Tor
Bound Brook and intermediate points and at $50 p M for
Easion' Reading aud Harrisbnrgh.
NEW-YORKa and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave Red Bank, Long Branch, Ocean Grove
&C.. az ., 49, Q. ll:ij q. M. $50. 4. D. .. ~. -
Stages connect AZ Matawan station TO ami frOnKENPOkI
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
Liberty 81. for Freehold at
Ii3, ll:i0 a. m, 4, 5,Gp.m.
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Proposals
PROPOSALS for MATERIAL.
OFFICE orrnE PUBLIC PRINTER,

Proposals win be received by The Pubic Printer unnl the
18TH day Of june 1873 at 10 O'Clock NJ ior naieta lo
Inc use II Printing ONCE from July l. 1879
fo June 10 1873 Schedules Of materials desired aud such
iusGuciiOus relating To quanttes terms ot bidding &C. as
NAV eXpcden will b. furnished on Application TO
TINS Office. Address 49, - ,,,.rnr,.,
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THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.

THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.
To BOSTON via Providence, direct
A FULL NIGHTS REST ONLY ~ MILES OF RAIL
Tho favOute Palace Steamers
MASSACHllSE Captain Ray Allen,
RHODE ISLAND, Captain Jesse Mott,
daily Sundays excepted from Pier 30 North River
foot Warrcnst D. Passengers arrive In Boston
a No intermediate landings between Newlork and
Providence
THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE,
FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
nj 3 d. H.. from Pier 80. North River, foot OF JaYst
Fare by TINS lue 70 LOS1ON. 81 90, first class.
staterOOms and tickets FOR EITHER ii NE secured nj
No 1858 broadway. all offices Of WescOts Express
Company Also tickets sold nc all hotel ticket offices.
freight via either nne taken az lowest rates.
ID. ~ BABCOCK President
l. W. FnKINs General Passenger Agent
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Nouce-The steamers OF this Line take the Lane Routes
recommended Oy Mauy L. s NJ ON both the outward
aud hOmeW ard =.
GERMANIC. Capt Kennedy. SATURDAY June To- ~
BALTIC Cant ParSOll. Thursday June ~ Shm
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER So NORTH
These steamers are uniform and unsurpassed in az
pointments The saloon staterooms smoking, and Bath
where the noise aud motion are
least felt aordng degree Of comfort hitherto nattanaole
.. .,oo i, ,,...- s,,,,o.. an
favorable terms Steerage, SIS.
speciion OF plans and other information apply at the
Campany's offices, no. 81 broadway. Newly ok.
NoHhP'N' r. ]. CORrIs. Agent
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YonK. wednesday, June 5, 1873


The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesroom to-day
By Bernard Smith. - -
3-stOry brown stone house with LOT, NO l23 EaN
7Sth-s 1912 IT OF 4thaye, lot looxlVzzj ooo
BIZ Jas. NJ Miller
3stOry frame house with about 80 city Ote NeSt
135ihst 300 II W Of l1thave John Jeanness.. oVVVO
Y. Hdrnet. -
! 4.stOrY brick building with lot No 230 West loth-
Peters $50 u 'uaYc 10. 10 900
'T g R%G Of Tite lot Sxiod f' Doyle 1900
OsiC PTiE p " Dave %Io lot 6eS7 Farrell 5000
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JSn MILES for 10 CENTS.

ISA MILES for 10 CENTS.
leu citizens Line-,rroy boats-steterooms only 81 :
ers Saratoga "Cty Of Troy leave daily except Satur
day. at M from Plor 49, N: r. foot OF Leroyst SURF
with eKpres us for all points North East and
Wet. staterooms and through tickets at DODD'S EX.
PhEss. 9At BIoadWay, N. Y. and Courts, RrooklYn.
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Geatners.


A PROFESSOR in one of our oldest colleges,
N with experience female education desires the primer
palshp OF a young ladies' institution. Address PROfES-
Son. care Of Dir j. q. Holland. New.York
A SITUATION wanted by a Mount HolyOke
N graduate who eight years successful experience
ia teaching Latin mathematics and higher Enghsh 90
state.st. Springfield, Mass
A GRADUATE of Yale, with two years ex-
N perence wishes an engagement for september can IN
struct classics. higher mathematics or EnRlsh
branches has taught all the studies preparatory 20 iae ana
good references Address w, BOX 6lS NorWlch
Conn.
A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estab-
n sed 1855 promptly provides families, schools colleges
with teachers CT Cabre and characters represents
teachers wanting engagements gire parents Information OF
good schools highest Endorsements circulars Tor stamp W
SCHEKMERHORN, A. NJ, Sec'y 80 East l4th-st, n. u
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY No % UniOn-square. recommends PROFIsS-
SORS PRINCIPALS. ASSISTANTS, TUTORS and GOV
FRNFSSES from the leading American aud European col
eCes universities and cOnservaiOres POSITIONS promptly
filed IN any department Of instruction Apply 10 Ass NJ j.
YOUNG 10. 70 UniOn-square, Broadway side
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 80 UniOn-squa
H Broadway side; teachers for schools and ianll es
ANNA RANDALL DIEHI, Manager
TTNEACHERS BUREAU, CT West 35th-st.
4 Reliable Agency. Foreign and American teachers for
schools and families Mrs Mitchell prncipa speaks fFehch
German and Italian
rI'EACHERS of ability and experience sup
l plied with good positions Now Is the time % apply for
SFp1FMBER VACANCIES r. COTESWORTII P.NCk'
NEl = Agency supplies teachers with positions Acauoh
instructors, without charge 80 Unionsf HtaVesue
NY
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEN 1UNN NENINNI ANU III UNVN
~ RIVER RAILROAD Commencing April %, 1873.
through Trans viii leave Grand Central Depot;
500 a. m. Western and Northern Express, drawing room
caIr 90 I,Ochesier AMI ST. Alhaus.
1890 u. Sp cial Chicago and Western Express with
drawing Cinandaigua, Rochester and Buffalo
100 a. Express . Utica and Rutland, drawing room
c. b. SaIutOga.
a 90 D. M. Albany and Troy EXpress.
GOO D. m Louis Express daily. with sleeping FOR
81 Louis running through the week aso sleep
ing cars lIunIo Niagara Fails Toledo and Detroit and TO
Montreal excepting sunday night. Via saratoga
1870 D. Fast Express for Rochester, aud Corning via
Geneva, with through sleeping cars
$40 D No.. Pacific IXrress daily, with sleeping for
10, hester Niagara Falls Buffalo. Cleveland Toledo Detroit
and Chicago also To WatstOwn excepting saturday night
and Montreal via St Adams excepting saturday and sun
IO D. NJ Express, with sleeping cars Albany and Troy
Way trains per Local Time Tables Tickets Tor sale
Nos 252 2l - Broadway. and Express
co.'s Ofcer Nos. Para place 7S5 and 942 Broadway New
York and ,:j3 WashngtOnst, Brooklyn.
&. Is. MEEkER, General PASSENGER Agent
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Philadelphia, two In Newborn
Double Track the most Improved Equipment and the Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety.
on ana after May II. 1878,
Express Trains leave NewYOrk via DesbTOsses and Court
londt streets Ferries follows:
$50 1880 500, $3.50 hmitedJ IL m, !, O. 630 $780,
$50 and Sunday 4;3O aud a. Ill., o. u, O3O $780,
$50 aud 9 D. m. go
Boas of BROOKLYN Annex" with all through
at Jersey City aordng speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel -. -
$3.50 and II a. Qimitec Express $3.50 ?. m $780,
and 1888 D. m and ~ midnight On Sunday, 320 $780, q
$50 a. NJ, I, 1885 p, m., apd IL midnight
Ticket Offices Nos. h26 and GA Broadway, No AstOr
House. and loot OF DesbrOsss and COurand Sta No Court
St. brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF Fulton ST, Brooklyn
ZIG and llS Hudson ST., Hoboken Depot Jersey
CITY. Immigrant Ticket Office, No, Battery. place.
EIiANK THOMSON, /. p PALMER
General Manager. Gent Passenger Agent
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For Young Ladies-Citv.

NEW-YORK CITY, No. 6 and 8 East 53d-st.
~ MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES
reOpens OCT l. FRENCH AND GERMAN languages prac-
cay Thorough training in Primary and secondary
Departments. TIE COLLEGIATE COURSE requires four
years health record OF this school from lis foundation
demonstrates the which Is taken 10 promote the physical
comfort Of the pnps APPLICATIONS win now be received
for the year.
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fam Schools

A LBANY LAW SCH00L.-RegulaI course,
IN one year. Fan term begins Sd Of September.
Address Prosessor ISAAC EDWARDS, Albany N. Z.
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GUlONH H hlNb' STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
w BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAvRE
Pier OF Company new No AZ North River foot Of Mor0nt
ST. LAURANI, Lachesnez WED, June u 81. N
LABRADOR SanBior. wednesday June IL.
CANADA, Frangenl -. w dnesday June rs p m
Steamers marked do not steerage passengers
FOR freight and passage Philadelphia apply to AiOnz
0h0l"en I9WIs DE nEBIAN Agent No 90 Broaanar
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INO PHILADELPHIA,
Il VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
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NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
NEW-Y0RK andL0NG BRANCH DIVISION

FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot OF Libertys s.: for Freehold at
7:ij, lao a IN. a. q
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE
EXAMINATIONS.
EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION TO THE
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT

ACADEMIC DEPAhl MEM
win be held at the college Building 49thst and Madisonave
commencing on WEDNESDAY June .. at $3.50 o'clock a. IN
EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION to any one OF the
Eve courses in the $1,000
SCHOOL OF MINES,
viz; Mining Engineering, Civil Engineering Metailurgy'
Apavtical and Applied emSTy Geology and PalHOnOoEy
viii 90 held at the School Building, 4Sthst and 4aVe on
Friday, June 7, at $50 q. M ,--,---,. 49,.
DETERMINATIONS Of the several clascsn the Academic Depart
ment and in the school Mines viii commence on MONDAY
May 90 at $3.50 a. IN
FREE TUITION
FREE TUITION IN COLUMBIA COLLEGE and IN
C0iUMBIA COLLEGE SCHOOL OF MINES Is offered 70
persons unable To pay the usual ices Ior sUucuou y" o
following conditions, tO-Wlt; ,- . = .,..,,..,
The applicant state that nc desires 70 De admitted
10 free tuition the time Of presenting himself iOr e1Aa
ton. -.
such enttle him to this privilege signed by some Oeso
of repute who is not q relative ,,.-,--..t.
3. lie must exhibit proficiency IN every suDet OF MI
alton expressed by the number 60 off scale IN which OO Is
the maximum. ,--.... 49,. ,tu q,
lie maintain subsequent to his sdmssion standing
I'm scholarship expressed by the number 40 OF similar sc
falling in which he will be liable 10 forfeit his privilege
COMMENCEMENT ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE u,
AT 1880 A. NJ. AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
+. a. p. BARNARD, Ii. d., President.
Eos
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OIN PER QUARTER.
I'D " French spanish and German thoroughly taught by
ali experienced professor Rapid 70 those
n earnest Call or address PROFESSOR, 81 East 3Othst
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L cents NEWBURGH and below5O CENTS Land at Iliyh-
land Falls (WtAt POintJ Cornwall Newburg, Marlboro, Nil
POUCH KEEPSE, EsOtus connecting with Ulster and
Delaware Waikiki valley Railroads. Steamboats, Thomas
Cornell and james W. BALDWIN leave daly al Pier 80,
NmIh NINeT. foot Of HATnhnnht
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Il FIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS. MONTREAL. aud IN
efmedae points leave PIER %. H. H. daily (Suu-
days excepted at p NJ aud II M connect ng With spec
ia trains at Newaycn for Hartford Springfield &C. Tick.
sold and baggage checked NJ Dit Broadway. NeWNO,
and Courtst, Brooklyn Excuihion 10 Newllayen and
turn, 81 30.
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS.

A LBANY BOATS DIRECT-Merchants' Tx
~ press Ine.-Ecgaut steamers WALTER BRETT oI
NEWCHAMPION win leave daily Saturdays excepted foT
Albany from Canas North RIVER NIT dock above Peoples
Line al D. ~. connecting with trains North West Far,
deck 2bC cabin fare, J0c meals Doc Freight taken lower
than by any other lines. 4. l.. BLACK supt
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FALL RIVER LINE
Il FOR
BOSTON
And al points Fast via newport and Fan River

II Sew Jersey southern Railroad mmcncigg Mas 10.
1873 steamers VIII leave NewA ora. Pier y, North River
RcctOrst connecting 40 sandy HOOK VITA trains for
Long Erauth $3.50 a. ~. !. I gud p. M.
Red Bank and Toms River $50 q. D., and D. IN.
Rafncgat ali Tucker on p. m.
Niuelaud, BridEctOI and Atlantic CITY T. M.
Philadelphia aud Pen b 'rtUn ana p IN.
SuudaVs I.Ius rtuGh 'rin n. M.
Leave Long Branch $50. lljI, 3 80. 81 dlys D.
WA. =. SSEDEN,
ri ~
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STEAMSHIP LINE.
FOR RIO DEJANEIRo, TOUCHING At ST THOMAS
PARA PERNAMBUCO, AND BAHIA. no LAND
MAILS AND PASSENGERS
The new hTstclass steamship IIIf OF PARA
800 t0ps. captain Carpenter. will sai for the above
ports THU RSDAY June at am Freight az low rats
iaken the above ports
Freight received all times at Roberts Dock Brooklyn
INSURANCE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINZ
SHIPPERS DESIRING INSURANCE CAN EFFECF
SAME UNDER OUR OPEN POLICY
freight engagements, or passage having elegant 90
'f'' c. II. MALLORY & CO. Agents,
Office, PiGs 20 East River.
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For Both sexes-Citv.

For Both Sexes-Citv.
A MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN
~ and NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOL. removed 20 The
aI re airy rooms 80 est 45thstnear Jthave y Y Miss
M. COZ Principal. VIII begin 18Th year sept %
New knderearen material cheap aud beautiful General
Den Send for lIIairnten ninOCue.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-05-25
THE CHARGES AGAINST SHERMAN.
THE EVIDENCE AT HAND TO SUPPORT
THEM-MRS. JENKS AND THE
SHERMAN LETTERS.

WASHINGTON, May 14.-The particu-
lar evidence on which John Sherman IS
indicted in the resolution is a photogra-
phic copy of his letter to Weber and An
derson, the supervising inspectors of
East and West Feliciana, Louisiana. This
letter authorized them to mako out the
protest against the results IN those par
ishes in which the returning board threw
out the Democratic votes. These men at
first hesitated. and it will be remember
cd the delay caused an open aud fragrant
violation of the la" on the part of the rs-
turning board in receiving the protests.
Mrs. jerks Il friend of Mrs. Weber, was
here IN January with this letter to make
terms with Secretary Sherman. She dis
posed of tho original to him, but first had
it photographed, and this copy is the one
that has fallen into the enemy's hands.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-05-25
THE LOUISIANA VOTE.
On. O. DenlOcrat.i

Special Deputy Collector Anderson,
when questioned rs to the Washington
paragraph. announcing Levisec's state
ment, said yesterday that there were two
sets or returns made by the Hayes Lou
isana electors, and that the original set,
which was the one presented by himself
(Anderson) to the President of tho SEN
ate, was tic only ones used, and that tho
second set were not used at all. The
first set were carried to Washington by
Gen. Anderson himself, as messenger,
and he knows that the orig innls only
We're used, hence he thinks Levisee's not
signing the second set would have no ef-.
feet whatever on Hayes.
1t might be interesting, now that the
investigation is talked of, to know just
how many meetings the Hayes electors
had on the day they voted, where tho
meetings were held, who were present
and absent, how the Levissee vacancy
was filled, and how many times the
Hayes electors voted before they cast
the final vote in the Senate Chamber.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-05-25

the Treasury Of the United States; and
Whereas the gravity of these charges,
the nature Of the evidence upon which
they are reported to be based and the Of
fetal dignity and position of the persons
named in connection with the sald frauds
make 1t proper the same should be in
qui!ed into to the end that the honor Of
the nation may be vindicated and the
truth as to snch elections made known;
therefore, 3''A 'a... '@
nBe it resssehl, That select committee,
consisting of eleven members of this
House, be appointed by the Speaker to
inquire into the aforesaid allegation as to
the .contl uct of the persons in Office afore-
said in respect of the said election, and
into the alleged false and fraudulent
canvass and return of votes by State,
county, parish and precinct officers in the
said states of Louisiana and Florida, and
into all the facts which, in the Judgment
of the said committee, are connected with
or pertinent thereto; and that the said
committee, for the purpose of executing
this resolution, shall have power to send
for persons and papers, to administer
oaths, and to take testimony, and i'll their
discretion to detail subcommittees, with
like full authority of said committee i'll
every particular, and with power TO. sit in
Florida and Louisiana, which subconl-
mittees shall be committees ofthis House;
and the chairman thereof shall be author.
lied to administer oaths; that the said
committees aud subcommittee may
employ stenographers, clerks and mes
sengers, and he attended each by Il depu-
ty sergeant-at-arms,a and may sit during
the sessions of this House and during
the vacation and that said committee
do forthwith proceed in this inquiry and
have leave to report at any time.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-05-25
POTTER'S RESOLUTION.
IT'S PASSAGE BY THE HOUSE-TlIE RE
PUBLlCANS ABANDON THEIR FILL
BUSTERlNG TACTICS.
Special to ". o. Democrat. |

Special to ". o. Democrat.
WASHINGTON, May 17.-Pottcr's pre-
amble and resolution have just been
adopted, tho Republicans not voting !;
yeas LAG, nays 2-Morse and Mills. In
order to obtain a quorum, the Speaker
had to vote.
There is little to bo sale! concerning
the investigation programme, beyond
what has been anticipated in former dis
patches. The Republicans did not fill
buster for reason that they could not
agee upon Il programme of action. Many
of them in their hatred of Hayes were at
heart nldisposed to do any thing that