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THR GARBLsD DISPATCH.

THR GARBLsD DISPATCH.
The 1irsf. dug. =.
Nav ORLxAs.. Aug.i--i y o m.
Gen u. !. GRANT, Uoshfpgf0n,
u. c.
You are doubtless aware OF
the serious riot which occurred
In this city on the j0,h. a
political body. styling itself The
Convention of lrGi. met % Tho
JOth for. IA It IL alleged, the
purpose Il remodeiing the
present Constitution OF the
State. Theissders were politi'
cal agitatOrs and Evolutionary
men, aud the action OF The
Convention was liab,a 70 pro.
duce breaches Of the puDlic
peace. | had made Up my
mind 20 arrest the head men u
the proceedings OF the ConVen
ton were calculated % disturb
The tranquility Of the Depart
ment, but / had no cause iJl
action until they committed
the Overtact. About 40 White.
and Blacks we're killed, and
about 10 wOunded. Every
thing is pow quiet, but ! deem
/. beat % maiDtain "A military
supremacy 10 tho city for
few days, until the affair i
fully Investigated. / believe
the sentiment Of tbs genera
community is great regret a
this Unnecessary cruelty. ant
that tho police could haYsnad'
any arrest they saw III with
out sacrificing lives.
4. II. ShERlDAT.
MAJ Con. Commanding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-27

Extremes meet" said some one to Gen Du.'D'
o,udiuc TO the determination OF Gov. Orr ana "'e'
Couch in the Philadelphia Convention. Yes ~,
ned Gen. Butler and SO they do when dog '''0.
~ own tail-but both extremes belong to the 'A1''
lor-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-27

~ On the second Pare Of to-dsys issue vW be found
Gsn ShsrdGns reply the President roatre to The Ne
Orleans massacre; Science; Convention Of Spritpaiss.
On the third pGgc Comm rc,qt and Market reports. On
the Sevenh page, Lac Intelligence, and important CITY
Ngl5s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-27

Gsp. Sheridan reports that the affair in Nevo'aA'
Coz ma r;o,--but a murder perpetratsd by 's1
Mayor" Yet thi, man has'bcon again restored =
nowor affair having been again dcpOsed for erm'' $40
,Nowooans as freely as before the riot or p'''
the war.
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TwR CARRLRD DISPATCH.

The publication Of the correspondence between Cen
Sheridan and the President enables US to justify our
expressed suspicion that the dispatches Of Gen. Sher
dan had been tempered with for base uses. We
now print the donbted dispatch as it appeared in
The Times and also true copy from the official cor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-27
To Correspondents.

No Of Anoaymous Communications "hssvs
intended insertion authenticated BY the name and al
dre Of ho wner-no nscesssy fef ps'lcason pw as ssua
snty for hiE good faith.
Ala .. far M oaice shoua be sddosssodto "Ths TSs
uEE." New YORK
We cannot undertake return rejected Communication
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-27

No lawyer ever asked more palpab.y leading ques-
tons than those addressed by the President to Gen.
Sheridan IN his telegram Of August L. and never did
4 witness make more unwelcome answers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-27
THE PENDING CANVASS.

A special meeting of tho German Republican Central
Committee has been held. ani a series OF resolutions
passed. in which it stated that II IS tho imperative
duty Of every loyal citizen support the reconstruction
programme Of Congress.
The Republican General Central COMMITTEES meet this
evening the coTn,r Of Broadsay and Iweu'ytirds,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-27
Il. III. SHERIDAN,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
Mi Con. Commanding

II the reader will look at these dispatches critically
ho will find that the copy in The Times was as we sus
pected at the time forgery The sentence IN SheT'
dams dispatch which conveyed its whole meaning
which showed that the Mayor and the Police had
attacked tie members Of tie Contention aud party 81
two hundred negroes" and il so atrooious' MAI
that it could only be regarded as murder, was
omitted and TO cover the omission and straighten tao
sentences, the word "thus, In the next line, was
erased The motive Of this garbling Is apparent
This dispatch came when the people were in
fever Of anxiety about Ncw-orleans There had be'n
massacre. The reports wore vague and conflicting
Gen Sheridan had hastily returned 70 thscity, and The
people were orsypg TO know gsat Ito Gcaoral Cm'
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And this is the way The Times clustered out Of ~

TAs ,,u,h Ia that Tng TRIBUNE IL mortified first becies
n, own Information touching the riot has oess go
and unreliable aud, second, because GA Ssrasss ,.s.
os OF the conyentionists Wsnfraiiss ns qe' ~
ntaton Hence II quarrels with the Journal sAsea
81 and now as last stroke Of policy eoncsssas a.
in blud dssial Of the gsuuIneasss o. "a
Plr =. 80 .,l.o,, dispos. As TO the dispatch, " -
Necessary for Us to say that vha, dpsps, 20 s,rs
I 60. a., Sasyidss Grssii and thst tne
~ h the fRpsRffos OF Iournb sa.J
isss distOr,s intelligence to sui, iss own
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-27

TuR TRIBUNE AT SARAToGA.-Thornton. newsman
cent? and his boys sell
he is 10 font prncps hotels al the price,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-27

}-ess,! hsme1..aq. p.cs.lcl- Yoa-oger De aoou-
EulatoJ boae5 of two Inasaoo.cs; alL saregsed the
meeting in ratification Of ;trec; Memphis. New OK
le9us and Fort Pillow
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3(ess>.a2of3Ig 9J,'.e .-,,,rlIf,
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STEVENS BROTHERS fAm.1an Agents t Lbr,a
CJyes' Garden. J the saeoi IA" i"io I've
They VIII also Sgssostrrioss sad Ass.sr"a-'s"
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VIRGINIA
TIKI CORN CROP nIPEDED BY THE DROUTH-FiRs rs
TIE DISMAL SWAMP.
FORTRESS MONROE. Thursday Aug.

FORTRESS MONROE Thursday, Aug 90 ls6o
This afternoon severe storm came up very snddeniy,
accompanied by heavy wind from the Northwest IAiS
swamp Canal which has been raging for the week past
nut II comes almost too late 10 save the crops OF cora
planted in this section of Virginia.
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TIE Tribpne in London.

EoNDAY, AUGUST q. 1866.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-27

TERRACE GARDEN, Thirdsve.
THIS EVENING at e-THEO. TIiOMAS'S ORCHESTRA
GARDEN CONCERT Programme varied every evening Seyea',
FIRST concert.
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TnB T2UR DISPATCH
From ne COrrespon dercc.
= d


new ORLEANS, Ana !.
". =. GRASI-GeIrdis lOn
are doubtless aware OF the
seriou. riot which occurred IN
this city on the 30th. A poliii.
cal body. styling itself the Con-
yantlon 81 81. met on tho J)th
for. az It Is alleged. tho PURPOSE
Of remodeling the presentCgn'
siiluti0n Of thu State. The
leaders were political igitaiors
and revolutionary men. and the
action OF the Convention was
liable 20 produce breaches OF
the public peace / had made
No ny mind 90 arrest the head
men. II the proceedings OF The
Convention were calculated 20
disturb tho tranquility OF no
Department, but ! had 20 cause
for action untilthey committed
tho overt act T. ne man
nus. Official ir'y callsf ~ -
Tsras. and fte H1sJr gf N. raE
during my Ibser =, ssPpr fsd
hs C01rsrn1r 5y ne use y
ihsfr police Clrcs. iHf ~ -
dOing aiifrted ne msubsrs i
che C01rsrr0H and a Pdriy 4
TOO hard,sd mayors. ard tiih
frs.arms. cis5s and kHtysG, ~ =
manner - rHrscssSqrg an {
a,rOeioAs 10 70 compel ~ 70 ~
,lhntt pas murder. About 40
Z Whites and Blacks were ttts
killed. and about 100 wounded
/ Everything ia now quiet. but |
deem IL best 20 maintain a
military supremacy 10 the city
for a few days. until the affair
- fully Investigated. Ibelieye
the sentiment OF tho gencrAl
lcommunity is great regret AZ
Ith.s unnecessary cruelty. and
that tho police could have made
lany arrest they saw III without
sacrificing liyos.
l.. II. SHERIDAN.
! Mai. Gen. Commanding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-27

There is something very funny in the Inc
Times stood to the sarbled dispatch. This whs
THE TRIBUNE said when the fraud appeared
I'VE venture 10 say that every oval man In the NSfth 49,
With pain that dispatch o. Pail Saerdans aud s tan s,,
al ,srnished his fame We challenge its sutaesuN
snI nrononnes II 10 be either forged garbled We s
that II Is the dispatch which Gen Grant sad 60 ss' n
eeiyed on August We demand tha1 ths real a'P'''A
published"
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OLD BOWERY THEATER. -
THIS EVENING at 8-THE NICOLO TROUPE--SPONIS or
ATLAS-LiNING LADDER-AERtAL BARS. Roberto Nicolo'
She Wonder Of the Age Mile De phine and hs. Rosa
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FRENCH THEATEB

FRENCH THEATFR.
THIS FVFNlNGS-ITALlAN OPkhA-BARPIFRF Of SFVI0
fIA-sisnors Leouida -Mstines-BURLESQUE OF
IKIDN-slr e. Warden.
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THIS EVENING. at e-THE ICE WlTCH-YOUNG ACTRESS
Webb Sisters tie Fowler Sisters full company
Grand German Opera Chorus Finale THE ELflh
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WOODS THEATER -
THIS EVENING--1HE HANLON BROIHEKS-SIAR CON
HANY or oYMNASTs-MISs KATHLEEN ONElLL.
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FTFTH-AvE OPERA HOUSE.
THIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MINSTRELS-Diek Sands,
C. Bcnvy, Dempster Grler ond Hodgkns
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BARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
DAY AND EVENING TIE MAGIC BARREL - THE
fCIOOIMhSTER Mr. O. 4. and full company ONE
IiIINORED THOUSAND CURIOSlTlES.
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WINTER GARDEN. - =, >,
THIS EVENING at e-ODONNELLS MiSSiONooMI s ,s
B'oughsm j. C. DUun w. s. Andrews H. B. Philips j. H. NOR
tIs. Miss L. Johnson, Miss Mary Carr
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wALLACK's THEATF

WALLACE'S THEATFR
THIS EVENING at s-SHAMUs oBRIEN. Dan Bryant A. II.
Charles Fisher, h. z. Rnggod Geo Holland j. s
e.n. williamson O. Y. Brown. MisI Rosa Cooke Mira Marx
South, Mrs. John Seton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-27

BROhDWAy TIfEATER.
THIS EVENINU-TfiE ROBii-Rs-hr, Jnu3i S.ark Aa j.
" iaGngwsr NJ JOIN huua, Ma Alice Gray.
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Tie Rev. W f. cuSSIsoHAz writes from Shanghai China
have cured buDdred Of Dahea with the
inalvs Basm. checked the disease AFTER everything failed
sold BY ell Druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-27

The subject suspicion emnaiHg Surgeons
Regular IT, Army which add Others private life
,Of the highest IespecIabii'y and social position.
Sold by Druggists End the Depot Ne ITO Lbertys NewYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-27

DR. Janewsy Surgeon g A. daied Beaufort s. c. Sepmbe
rs the CRaRAS BIrTERs DR. Wuz
the edca Dnotor who commended TIE article and was
ndored who arrived the aud
aware s ed ia the Northern L. 3 HOsps IL is
declared by al the here ihsi just the thing
In ljs nal. ouscl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-27

JAsPER PouIsoS Ct HOln,esyite Ohio, writes:
Ny taken sick last Fall with Cholera MOrbus which
crampel him severely Nothing wooll stay hs stomach until
nOi JAMES which gave him immediate relief add
finally eurel him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-27

Gas r. MAsRKT Of Co. Seyeaty 6th Ind. Vol. writes:
While MureesbOro Tenn June, g. up unfit for
duty by an attack Of Being greatly reduced and failing
derive any receiving used JArSEs
CARnSlTIvE, and this remedy eventually cured entirely
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FEVER AND AGUB.

Dr Whitehead l. dated T. s. Hospital Newark N
~ ccrs under charge obstinate Fever
Ague which had dehed remedy Ouinne
lend would without Hesitation in similar cases"
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EUR OP Z /.
CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE.

srsaryoif pas Ia chandeae The proper course TO be
pursued by France the Power chiefly interested will
b. the Ortnsoa NdtonGe thinks cih the repub
tcaa pa,ty IL all things lead 20 suppose sue
eeed rcslaing the gorernaent of the country II will
not be wise 10 attach exaggerated Importance 10
promised indemntes and TO risk future complications
by tenaeously refusing 70 make sacr6ces To recover
omparavely small sum due 10 French subjects many
millions have been expended In the end il may be the
~est plan 70 accept the loss and avoid future
comp cations 10 leave garTisons IN the seapors to
collect for the benefit Of France, the custom bouse
duties would be TO sacrifice numerous valuable lives
fy yellow fever and 10 keep up permanent feeling
Irritation and hostility the part Of the Juarists who
certainly win not accept engagements entered INTO by
tho outgoing Emperor. Commercially speaking the
urn Of Napoleon, Macmillan Co. tho sleeping part
speculation asd the wisest thing they do
pass the money expended 10 profit and loss account and
forget the whole affair possible No prophetic
eye needed 10 foresee the state Of anarchy and misery
n,o which Sexice win again fall, aud whence es-
sape hardly 10 De hoped until at future day TIE
Vsrsd SGs shau eatend their SOUTHWARK ond psit
End 70 a spectacle Ing a scandal 10 ciotisotioa
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States Is my Commander Chief ! consider this
demonstration opposition TO the President OF the
United States Andrew Johnson II you have any regard
for me you win take your away. am gteatly an
noyed at this demonstration came here 10 enjoy the
theatrical performance will be glad 10 you all 70
morrow when the President arrives
The Commercial, In abiding TO the proceedings ~ the
Burnett House and Woods Theatre, SAYS
large crowd bent upon seeing the Union hero Joined
in the camor but neither the seductive straiss Of the
hand nor the enthusiastic calls Of the people Guild in
duce the shy little man 10 appear. He has in fact,
smelt rat and doubtless In consideration Of the fact
that ihe Presidential party will be here - morrow, OF
which he Ia at this one, he vamosea the hotel In
the early part of the evening, and sought the retirement
of some friends private parloF, wherO he was costly
folio wing up his inevitable cigar Whibs tho crowd was
caiag in vain for his appearance, General Rawns
chief Of Stai appeared the balcony excuse tho
noa OF the General but this did not satisfy
the crowd, for was circulated that Wood 3
theatre had selected the objective point OF the
Generals retreat Thiher went tho crowd and took the
place by Storm and finding at last that they had been
foied by strategy the boys abandoned the field with
three mighty cheers for General Grant, the next PTes
dent OF the United States.
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BonBAr. August g. la6S'
Tie ocartmar,iai Captain Jervis N not yet ca n
soded TbecSo for the prosecution closed the q
o. July, aud tho prisoners defence was TO be heard
ths 9Th inst. He calls no witnessed
Captain Weber OF the Forty second Hghianders died
~ Lucknow Of euns,roke, while route TO England
much suffering continues In the farnnestricken dis
Ssets o. Bengal and the people 1ockng TO Calcutta
for relief.
LORI Napier making tour through, the districts In
Madras wipch arr suffering from the sans cause
The Rash OF kolapore Died 90 the 9th Inst. lie was
very 10y al during tho mutny.
The government Of India has sanctioned abe establish
ment Of money order Offices the bombay and Madras
presiienciea
Extensive floods have taken rlecr in Gaze, AZ, With
sansed a stoppage ~ the railway irarc between bombay
and Surat for some days Communication As now psr.
sally restored.
Tue Indian telegraph between BOMBAY and Kur, schee
y in shameful condition. and In consequ enc. no rect
overland telegram from England " later date than July
20 has been received here.
Three ships have been Totally wrecked ~ Anbanv ant
side Bombay hubor Their names are Zenobia vsru, N
snd Thcmis.
A Parsce matrimonial court has been estabshed, a.a
she first sitting In TO bc hsld on the 1lth Inst
The annual general meeting Of the Bombay Bank
held on the 9th inst
me pisce goods market IL strong hut cotton 10 dun
Money IL easier although public confidence ls NOT
stored
The public Health Is excellent The rslnfall exceeds
~sgbtV inches
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sERrous RUNAWAY AouDxyr. An accident, curious In
It's details and serious In s results occurred about sir
O'Clock last evening" al the corner OF I2slh street and
Eighth avenue. Two gentlemen, named John and Ed.
ward Flynn, werc enjoying drive in company with
their wives, and while coming down the avenue. near
l2sth street. the team OF horses attached 10 the phseon
In which the party was riding became suddenly fright
cncd and dshed down tho avenue, singing tho vehicle
IN such manner that coided with the iamp-pos on
the corner, and ali tho occupants thrown very
forcby 20 the ground Both the ladies' escaped without
bod, HARM bat both the gentlemen picked up 10
inscnsble condition, and conveyed into hotel near
by. Rcsoratives applied and all necessary measures
resored to- but WITHOUT avail In the OF Mr. John
Flynn who died IN about hour after the occurrence
Edward WINS also very badly injured and but slight hopes
we're entertained Of hia recovery
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GENERAL CUSTER DECLINES BEING 4 CANDIDATE fua con-
6kfsS


CmcAGo m, Sept O. 1869.
To EpiroR Dgrnofr fRsr PRE.s.--
Having been asked by many Of my friends In the First
Congressional district whether not would accept the
nomination Of Representative 20 Congress II rendered 10
me by the National Union party, desire through your
columns TO return my reply. While approaching the
high compliment which such nomination would
yey, and fully realizing the importance and RESPONSE
bflity OF the trust which my friends generously offer
connde me- wish II 10 be understood that am
candidate for any Office, and cannot consistently accept
any nomination II rendered me do not deem u i'm.
portant requisite that should state the In
ducing 10 adopt this Suffice 10 say, II not
from any lack Of sympathy my part for the princi
pies and platform OF the national Union party 10 That
party and lis supporters look for the plshment
OF those ends which will insure 70 distracted
try the return Of peace, harmony and prosperity. IT
those who In favor Of tho Union u was, and the
constitution ~, will upIte upon candidate enter.
tsinng similar views the election In the First Congress
siona district viii result victory the Union party
O. A. CUSTER
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AsrNrr TO Ron BALrruoHs Posr orucr
man named T. Allen arrested shortly AFTER eleven
o'clock Saturday night the charge OF having
temps Cd 70 rob the Baltimore Post Office He had got
the yard and succeeded in raising the sash Of
q side window Of tho Office whom Henry Williams, one
Of the ualchmen who was inside under the window en-
dcavosed to catch him. Allen immediately jumped TO
the ground and got over the railing, pursued by
another vaschman, who overhaued him on second
street. and took him back 70 the once He was given
10 tho crvtody Of policemen Tucker and Owens
who took him ~ the Middle District station where Just
the Grand ~ Men alleged that he only wanted 70
ges good place 20 Sep but a. he had eli f1s In hr
pockot Il snors pobable thss he wanted 70 ROB the
onlca Il supposed s~At he came from Nav Ycrh city
-Lpsl(s~svs Imxrcnn sSus~Eow 10
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LlNCfNNAfT, StTI
General Grant visited Woods Theatre last night where
heNwss enthusiastically received The Enqtsr0 Of 70.
day ,ssys-Tho boys In blue paraicd 10 the theatre,
Egae On and others acended tho stairs and Mr. Allen.
the manager requested TO 20 and inform General
Gran, tina, there was crowd Of citizens outside VINO de-
sired 10 eco him. MT Allen went into the private box
and conveyaf the intelligence 10 General Grant who re-
Piled 81 aunos and viii not sec thcnl Please tell
caisd with ,be x,onmander r. r. baker. who marched
Inio de theasrS and. with others, sntsrcd General
Granite private bon. without giving CapsAia Baker =
moment 70 say r,nke word General Grant approached
him and said IN hrm kons =
sia--I am 10 portsiaA ne Pfsstdsps Of shs rnlled
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GENERAL GRANT TO ATTEND A SOLDIERS MEETING.

CHICAGO, Sept IL, 1865.
General Grant has written letter accepting invita-
ton to be present at the annual meeting of the Society
of the Army Of the Tennessee, which takes place in
Cincinnati on the 10th of November.
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NEW Yuax CONGRESSIONAL NomlNArlox.

RoxR, Oneida county, Sept H. 1850
A. the Republican Congressional Convention for this
fTwenteth) district here to-day A. H. Latin nomin
aied by defamation
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TINE RADICAL RIOT IN INDIANAPOLIS.

Funeral Of Andrew stewart, One OF the
Victims.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept II, 1865.
Andrew Stewart, killed in tho riot Monday night,
was buried this afternoon with imposing ceremonies.
The funeral Of the largest witnessed here
The Union League passed resolutions last ght 10 attend
the funeral In body The American flag was carried
in the procession draped in mourning
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NAVY BULLETIN.



sKrr a.-Acting Master X Garfield, from this
date; Acting Ensign II. Y Howard. September 2, 1860
Masters q. W. Marchant and r " Tyson, September 2,
1885, and Acting second Assistant Engineer John 1Ard
ncr, sept mbcr "a, 1865.
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NOW ENGLAND IS FED.

From Wheaoe she Has aaer Daily Bread.
[Yrom the London Globe Sept l--sSemngl
~ The harves 10 drawing 70 . close y Of interest 70
Sssosd The quantities. Of foreign and 9bet entered
~ hens consumption In the hrst nsnAAl Of thu
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DrxD N a cur.-Atous .halfpast seven o'clock last
evening an unknown man wAs found BY ofcer Of the
Sixth precinct 10 stss Of bsssty in,csies,icn. and
was taken 10 The Fifh preoinrt sxoa houss and locked
up In about hfesn minutes aftsnvards hs VS. found
dead In Me cell b. the docrusn =
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MICHIGAN CONGRESSIONAL xcwSArIuxs.

DETROIT, Sept IL 1906
j. :. Chipman In the First and Henry y. severns
the Second Congressional district have been nominated
by both Democratic and National Union Conventions
day.
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RAILROAD slAueHIsa IN NORTH CAROLINA.

Three Persons Kilied asd Three Others Sc.
verely Injared.
CHARLoTTx N. G., Sept ~, 1853.
collision yesterday on the North Carolina Railroad
resulted in the death Of three persons and the severely
wounding OF three others
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r II = r o n r.
Hoboken Races.

The seoaucus begin To- day with hurdle race
In which Zgzag Mamie Craddock. General Williams,
secaucus and Lady Wolfe entered. This will be
followed by mile dash, with good field, the sports OF
She day concluding with race of mile beats. We give
some Of the pool sales tho pool in this city last
night for the mile dash, which show the estimation
r,acaa On The various horses enraged:--
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CURE AT LASr-ALL THOSE WHO ARE sUpER-
N ing from rheumatism he restored 10 perfect health
BY taking few doses OF MErCALF'S GREAT RHEMA-
nc REMEDY.