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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-25

Of u1ru rAsVkY EDucATloN.-Presiden Eliot,
JoynaI 'a a. College, 10 letter TO Professor
vile Te VI Vanderbilt University, at Nash
co,n,,r1. .nu', says: e am an advocate OF
cnForraSo elementary education, and of an
Galio, ;, reading and writing test for the
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pELIABLE
VACCINE VIRUS (animaD,
ON QUnLs.
Supply renewed every two weeks.
=. .-. just received. s.. s.ss..a
,.5' PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
jall Druggists, 1915 Main street
AT MEADE& BAKERS DRUGSTORE.

to moisture-do mol chafe, soil, or rubi ------s's
ABDOMINAL SupPoRTERs-impro we'd patterns -
ARCTIC LUSG-PRoTEcToRs,.t to cover the che
and back; Es5 Us, Ia s;sst & Z esas..s.st,s
GARRErr's SELF-AcrISG ELECTRIC DISKS, 70
b the cure of nervousness, weak back, &C.;
CARBOLIC MOUTH. WASH destroys the 0dcr OF De-
cayed teeth and heals diseased gums; 80 s & D..
sAPoSINE DENTIFRIcE Whitens and preserves the
enamel of the teeth Ill ..ii4 aaa,i ,ftz3i fs'r
GUARASA POWDERS, for the cure OF headache and
neuralgia; tsisszeg .asE 49,. - ~ ~ .nist*
ENGLISH acknowledgements. for dyspepttcs.i
All new ana valuable pharlaaceutical productsfo
sale BIZ $3.50 ~ s. ,t.,s sMEADE BAKER,
ja3 Pharmacists, 919 Main street.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Extract from the ordinance governing the Fire
Department.:
Amy person wilfully or maliciously injuring the
Gre-aarln telegraph or in any way tampering with
the alarmb boxes lAes, or insuations, or knowlnEly
giving or causing to be given by means thereof a
false alarm of fire, shall be liable to fine not eX-
ccedng TWO hundred dollars and Imprisonment
not exceeding one month";"
- will pay the above reward for any information
that will lead to The conviction Of any person for
violation Of the above ordinance.
GEORGE a. AINSLIE,
ia 24.5t Chief of Fire Department.
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Obituary.

LANCASTER, Pa, January 24.-Rcv. B. G..
Luesserott, pastor Of St. Johns Lutheran
church in this city, and formerly professor
in Illinois State University, is dead. - .
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DYEING, CLEANING. dc.

ANcKENNEY'S STEAM DYEING AND
lfE CLEANSING ESTABLISHMENT ..al..
Is the place 10 have GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING
cleaned, and faded wearing apparel re-colored
Ladies' dresses, shawls, sacques, &C., cleaned and
dyed. Goods received and returned by express
a Marshall street. near Fifth. no 16-3D
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s,anls -. aseent census in Germany was " in
eoas' or taken in forty.eight hours.
"'Vp'FIed dying. '''' . 49,, !. :
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sEiNE-THREAD, &e.

-.-I--. n -SEiNE-THKEAD, Xes =
SEINE-THREAD, Gil Nos. Ss-aIgs
- and qualities, now on hand at D~acs-sS
less prices than it can be imported for.
PATENT and SOFT SEINE-TW INES, all sizes
LINEN and COTTON ROPES, all sorts;
SEINE-CORkS and C0RkWOOD; oor,,,,-
SEINE LINES, YAWKING. and COTTON
YARNS, all Nos, at greatly reduced PRICES.
STAKE-NETS, Of any size. made to order at short
notice, = - L. LICHTENSTElN,
---- Importer Of Seine Thread,
jaJ2 1905 and 1907 Franklin street.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

JANUARY "a, 1876.
The breaks to-day were 152 hogsheads and 81
tierces. IT, ..s.... .,- ,-..-.
The offerings at auction on Change to-day were
115 packages, Ct which rs packages were sold at
prices ranging from SO so TO s2s. Bids on q
packages rejected.
The loose tobacco sold In the city of Richmond
since the LIST and up to the 22d instant inclusive
was 100000 pounds. N.@ t.'@a '.5~
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PERSONAL.

NFESSRS. EDITORS: Permit me through
lfI your columns to tender the sincere thanks Of
the Ebenezer church to their beloved pastor, Rev.
r. WELLS, for the CHURCH BELL so kini'y do
mated. Respectfully, X ~
PIruMoSn January 251S76 ja25-lt*
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JEWELRY, &c.

WATCHES of best quality for la- &A
wv dies and gentlemen; also, OPERA, "a 81
VEST. and CHATELAlNE CHAINS; guam $500
titles of all kinds Of RINGS and BUTTONS 10 be
sold a about half the original cost Come and see
for yourselves Open until 8 2: NJ
49, s. A. WINSTOCk, Loan office,
- .a~. 5|-.s No. IT Fourteenth street,
de16 ' under Exchange Hotel.
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, January "a -Noaa.-Ssoeks active:
Money, 4. Goai: lis. Exchapge-L.opg, 4SSHS
short, 4S9E. Governments dull and strong. States
quiet and slronR.. .sat.s a.-a.st4 K .-.zs'--,sf
Epening.-Msney closed easy at sos. Sterling
strong at 4S5g. Governments antiSe and strong.
States quiet and. steady. 31 >1.Ft5 r5.i lSr 4
- BALTIMORE. 20 5s1at !
BALTIMORE, January 24-virginta eonsols, 6sx.
West yireina's, 8S orth Carolina 6s, old, 6,i
new, 8. ,Specs{ttsx, q. Bid. ag
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BALTIMORE
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, january "a, 1875:

OFFERINGS. ss4E&
WHEAT Tsaa.e $50 bushels. Raj, 952 bushels.
CORN hAss l,O64 bushels. lHired, l0SshasA-
els.
OATs.-44 8 bushels.
BLACK PEAS.-1S4 bushels.
BEASS.-lG bushels
SALES.
WHEAT White, SO bushels very good ass7.47:
240 bushels very good on private terms-toIi, 900
bushels. Red. 80 bushels very good at Sl.sS: 80
bushels prime at SLAB; 42bashels good at 81. 40;
mon at 81 20; ie bushels GU private terHs-tOsa
57S bushels @.t.. ..as .-rsat..r ,
coRs.-sYatte, $50 bushels very good at ssc:; "a
100 bushels fair at sec. 1913 bushels very good AT
54c. 80 bushels prime =, 56c.-total, 5a8 bushels.
OATS.-l5 bushels very good spring at CSC.
MIXED BEASS-10 Bushels at 75c.
MRAt.-1S bushels on private terms.
RE-EXHIBlTED. aeaa
CoRx.-Wnne, 22or bushels. 1issds "a bushels.
BEIaHS.-10 bushels. s.la.E ss 80
al. GENERAL REMARKS 1850,
The offerings on Change from tae list instant up
to The 22d instant inclusive, as compared with thu
corresponding period of last year were as follows
,.,..J ls75-Bushels 1S76-Bushsls.
WSeat.-Rate ~. f,y SIs 1908 1908
Corn. 1890 1864 -
Oats ....;.....",". 1922 f4 s,O778S
Showing an excess last season OF S,6Ss bushels of
wheat. 42e bushels of corn, 776 bushels OF OATS
and 1872 bushels of rye. -
+ The market for wheat continues active and firm.
Prime Fultz selling at $1.SS. Sellers ofcorn were
badly beaten to-day In hoir efforts to force the mar
ket up Sellers Of wheat had 1t all their own way,
as all the city mills and ''Cockader were COM
petng sor the small quantity offered. Two hundred
and eighty.seven bags of the red wheat were from
another city, and were offered experimentally. An
offer was made for the lot which was telegraphed
by the commission merchant to the owner, but re-
ply was received before the close Of Change. In
oats but little Is DOING and the price Of spring con-
tinues steady. f.4lng t-.-lE ~ .aa egrn .ft
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
E..- - .#..-. .J.Sr,pv1a 1878
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TIRETLARs, $3.50 to "a per Thousand as
ths nIsPATCH PRNTING-HOusks
The Morning herald., 1876-09-09
/

~ q The P0ttaville 4 Iinsi Jcaxna n yes
saI6ay morning, iii the following
4 ria quantity of eonl aent iIom ths Sohuys1
1kiiI ruoi0nsf for the vesk dtnG September
e 49, By rsil, AN SAL tons; NJ canaa, ~
48l tons; fotal, 81, sBb tons; ailla lc3 sbS Y
ione for ti1e same weak 0f last I'M ~.
esse. 05, an Toni. The quantity aentsinf
(fhe yesr wsas Z, ,5oO, ,737 Itonss against 9s62t
|8O7 tons for the c0Trespo ding period "a last
yeSr. Increase l, ,40A tons. x
The quantity ient from all the regions icr I!
I'M week Wss: Ankhracite, 266, ,6o1 4.
tunfnous, s776 90 tons 6'Al4la tons;
aaainst SEA, ,278 tons Anthracite 80 "a ,o7d
tons Bisuminou total, on, - toElstot
| Itho same week of last yeaf. DecFeAse q \
lAnthrscite, 304 ,775 tc1p totA decrease,
I0O6, AS tons.
The quantity shipped from An theEegicna
1 for tl,e year was Anthracite, lO 6a0, ,l7s
lt0ns. Bituminous, ,34S, ,479 tons t0tal ,l3,.
l04S, ,S54 tons; against II AZ, ,46z tn Anth-
racitea snd 2,454 ,54E tons Ritnminolls-
total, IA VS., ,OOo tons for the corresponding
period Ut last year. Dccrease Of Anthracite
.640, 400 tons; decrease al Bltnn1lnou "A ~
Il IO6s tons total decrsasess ,766 ~ tom.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-09
Tho Chrtstta,,a Corpse.

Coroner Groves received last evening, a
communication, from Attorney General
John B Pennington. This was Ia reply to
q note Of inquiry relative to the revival 81
the case regarding the death Of MeKeweD
In the Christiana.
He advised the Coroner not to re open the
case, as he could zee no good ground for &C
doing, but that he might give It over intt
the hands Of Mayor Wbiteley, and let him
act as he thinks proper.
A report appeared in yesterdays "Com
mercial," bringing to light considerably
more than was drawn out by the evidence
and If the report can be relied upon, It Ger
tainly should be investigated to its full 81
tent %.r a@ ~ 1s@H
The Morning herald., 1876-09-09
70 q slasI ssaen Rfos.

:
N GRaE1aFoN, H4pt. ~ All Al might sne Y eoisF
"a 1SllkIA ana tn White clubs remained at 4.
36eir r. y of rendezvous under arms, bufss
~ Iighe Mcre away without any serious
]jpSon. a party of paasing blacks nred
lutc the srmovy windows Of the Montgom-
~ Guard, the firing was rctuTned .wonna,
- ~ " ne hlacks. Excepting This ara
sorSe ~ twos other minor disturbances, tDe
stsceta Were auiet ,altsr midnight-
Rut the public feeling continues one oi
dccp uneasiaeaS The blacks tslk o. nav
ine ! tofchiight procession to night. Efforts
"a being made to prevent II. % trouble
iNill probably grow out Of " Ry the inter
yeution of Congressman Smalls the CU'noa'
hee stsikers hsye been induced 70 disperss
Without further molestation Of those lapoT-
ers Who continue ~ work n the rice fields
The Morning herald., 1876-09-09
From ola Esssssr.
From the sussex Journal.]

From the sussex JourhaLl
George Alfred Townsend stopped long
enough in Georgetown to say show are
3yous0 while on the way to Chincoteague.
The tramps have reached Georgetown.
On Saturday last large sized whale came
aehore at Indian river Inlet, supposed to
have been killed by a propeller.
John G. Cannon, Q well known and highly
respected citizen Of Laurel, died last week.
Mr.. Wilber F. Tunnel of Nassau,is home
on q visit to his relatives in this town. Mr..
Tunnell has been in business In Nassau for
some years and proposes to return to his
native town to reside shortly.
The SeafDrd "Citizen" says It Is informed
bv 4 prominent railroad man that probably
tke preliminary arraDgem snts will be con-
suminated this winter for ensuring prac-
tical commencement, in the early spring, OF
work on the SeaE,rd and Georgetowu Rail-
road,
The Morning herald., 1876-09-09
Cent saenaa NonHanstisns.

BY Associated Press. -s5
BALr1HoRE, Md, Sept. S.--Daniel NJ.
Henry. Of Dorchester county, was yesterday
nominated for Congress by the Democrats
81 the First Congressional District, which y
4 present represented BY exTGov. Philip y.
Thomas.
Fl CINCINNATI, Ohio, 6eptember s.-Ihe
Democrats Of the Second Kentucky Dis
trict have nominated James Mckenzie Tor
Congress.
ELa1N, Illinois, September s.--The Re
unhlican Congressional Convention Of this
district nominated William Lathrop, OF
Rockford. ssss ~
The Morning herald., 1876-09-09
Dspssb,tcan Tsc1sss " Ksst assd Ssssssa
II fFroin fh8 Milford NHws.l

"a
eFrom ths MILFORD News:l s,,l
The "Breakwatsr Light fgp6zSs ylSs
there is some talk that 40 Republican ticket
will be nominated in Sussex, and rumor TO-
Of the same character reaches us from
Dover, as TO Kent. This II contemplated,
ls mistaken policy. Indeed we do not be-
neye 1t to be seriously contemplated. The
true Republicans If these counties who care
more for principle than for Office, will never
permit such policy to be adopted. ltl
weakens the party, blasts the prospect for
the State ticket and alienates votes from
the electoral ticket. There is great deal
Of dissatisfaction all over the State with the
high taxes, the crude Legislation and the,
management of both State and county A.
nances, which promises to aid the Repubh-
cans in efecting 4 change in the Levy
Courts. Instead Of contemplating sueh .
silly policy It is the part Of wisdom to nom
mate ticket of the best men In all the
counties and trampling all fractional
schemes under foot, or what Is better mag
unanimously sacrificing fractional interests,
or more properly speaking fractional pas
sion, for It 10 all passion, pull all together
for the good of the cause; the triumph Of
Republican principles In Delaware and the
restoration Of good government to, the
State. 35
The Morning herald., 1876-09-09
Walnut Street Contractor.

The report in yesterdays "Commer-
cialu regarding Walnut street gave wrong
version Of the conversation with Mr.. Ford.
Mr.. Ford did not say that he was under
$4,000. penalty to complete the job in thir-
teen weeks. He Is not q party to the con-
tract norris he known to the Street Com
missioner in the work. Patrick Murphy is
the contractor forthe job and has the use Of
Mr.. Ford Is teams.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-09
nArlka County Fair.
By AseociAted Press.

BY AlpClSU00 r AEcIs1' y. N
II RI IIxa, Pa, Sept. S,-The Berks
CouF centennial Fair will open in Reading
nexf kck, commencing Tuesday, the 18th
instant. The secretary reports tonight
AM I'll the horse and cattle stalls and sheep
mi swine pens have been secured, and that
theI display In these departments will be the
Amt ever held BY the society. The fruit
display viii be immense, and every depart.
ment promises to be unusually full, should
the weather be favorable. e
The Morning herald., 1876-09-09
Bass Dall.

BY Associated Press.
:. AHLADmLPHrA, Sept. S.-St. Louis 70
Athletes 5. ..ll u N s
BOSTON,. Sspt 3 Five innings Boston 2,
ICuisville 3, s,s "
The Morning herald., 1876-09-09
Boss 1wsed OageA Aes Laat

Isoss Twsed CageA IA Laat.
By Associated Press
LoNpoN. Hept. 3 IA dispatch from llar
drid. received here, says that William III
Tweed ~ been arrested a VINO. Slsss
ANoTHHR DIsPATcH -st -s's
a LoNpoH. Sept. A dcsp patch 10 Reuter-
tTelerraph Co., from MAdrid, says WilliatEi
Mi. Tweed and his cousin NilliAm Hunt,
hay q been arrested III the port of Vig0,
aboard Tho 6panish Inefchantrnan Oarmenj
Tweed va travelling under The tame ~
Secor, md both prisonars h1ve been lodgad
I'm the fortress at Vigo.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-09
Ng,, flAsce,.'s,'s.

Y Rokeby Corpet Band at Rising Sun On the.
Brandywine, at meeting held last evening
elected the following officers: 4
President B, +. Shepard.
SecresaSy--D. Townsend. \.
Treasurer a. Luton.
This band has some very good musical
talent In It and promises to become one. OF
celebrity.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-09
.Amotz,ey Outrage by the RomOhs.

Another Outrage by the RouOhs.
Yesterday afternoon an old colored man
named Fighter while standing at the corner
Of Water and Shipley streets was approached
by rough, whose name has not yet trans
pired, and knocked down. Chief O'Toole
was on his way to New Castle when he
heard Of 1t and jumped out of the train; at
once starting in search of the offender, but
up to q late hour last night no clue to bis
identity had been obtained. s-1s
The Morning herald., 1876-09-09
Denscratie Greenback Party,

ONm0cF0t1c 6F00mWNcA T"Sy'
BY Associated Press.
NEW YoRK, Sept. S.-The Democratic
Greenback party issued . call TO all citizens
opposed to the election Of Hayes or Iildeh
for f President, and n favor Of Peter Cooper,
to elect delegates TO the State Convention 20
met e Albany on the26th instant TO select
Presidential electors, and nominate an entire
State ticket. ssa
The Morning herald., 1876-09-09
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NEW YORK D1vns1oN.
Express for New York. 2 40. 8 70 y, 81
/ and Ill . m, (Ltmited New YORK Expruaa
I26p m.) ls6, 80, 4 IS, S g, 8 s5 And ~ -
and.l2 midnight: On Sunday 24o SS
Mall Train q m. EmiSrant Train ~
New York II 4Op m. " sya ss NH
Accom- modation for trenton. q % b vi. ..s
Express for Long Branch and equan, q
FROM KENsINGToN DEPOr I'd IN
Bustleton, 9 35 m, ~ noon, 5 ana Xpn,
Way Train for Bristol 9 Is > ia. rs-
i,sniGa sna 70 az u. sn0 On y sunday j " sns
i Express for New York 8 10 8 M: ss}i,sss Y
Express for Long Branch, ? p "a. say
j ~ BELvIDERE DIVISION.
FRoM KErs1NGToN oT.-Expresg for
Trenton, Lambertville, phiIlipsburIs.
Easton, Water Cap, Scranton, 10, 6b IS
I'm and 3 30 "a. Express for Belvidero
FOR Lambertyille, Pennington ana Hope-
For Flsmingtons W IS I and % { il III il ! y, and -
AMBOY DIVI4ION.
FROM MARKET srREnT y1nxY.
! Accom-. for New York, via Perth Amh0y.
and JamesbuTg and Monmouth JnnCtt0n
$50 m and p m, connecting for long
Branch and 6QuRu.
Accom-. for TIentOny connecting with Exs
press rainst for New York, s %, and 10
II am, u noonS 2, 30, 4 30 and 10 p n. M
Way Train for Burlington 30 p ID. GuR~
day Trains 10 m. and and 90 pm. Y ls
Way Train for Bordentown, 8 and u 70 y M /
On Sunday ats 80 p m. % @ u 3-ss $#
For Kinkora Branch Gao 1 10. Z and 80 b ~
For Hightstown 8. . 30, q M, 2 3E and 50
n For Long Branch ana New York i "a,
| For TuckertoWn s q m and p m.
: For MelfOrd land a l5a "A. 8H and a
F6r MI. Holly and Pennberton 1, 3. and ii IL
Am.845, s and s 80 m. For Mt. Holly
sunday Trainsfor Mt. Holly 10 ! n, i and
For Merchantville and MoorestoWn 10 u, !.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and satufday6S
The Union Transfer Company WI IN.
for and check baggage from Hotels and
Residences. Time cards and full iniOrmnr
tion can be obtained ct the DepCtS and
Ferry named above, and ct the fOllOWin0s Il
r TICKET No. 688 Chestnut Street. "A
-. r. Cor. Broad q Chestnut Y
IOFTICEs. No. l18 Market st.
IFRArK THOMPSON, D. n. 1OYD, JR. 5ss
Gssvl M0mG0er. G0n'g RasssnGef ACJg
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The Morning herald., 1876-09-09
,Esectto,. et DelsQlzt1e.

The Third ward Republicans met last
evening, in the State Copmittee room, at
Sixth and Market streets, for the purpose
Of electing delegates to the State Conven-
ti6n, to be held next Tuesday, at Dover.
The following were the delegates elected:
D. 81. Coyle, VIM. Fl. Clayton (col.), VIM.
Y. Swiggett, and G. T. Windl6. Alternates
&C. D. Lincoln, G. W. Vernon, J. Conner,
and John s. CrOssley.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-09

Various auantatisS. 4lsom Is "a 100 pcunds,
~ the fate of 10 0ents per 100 pounds; 100 to
26o0 pounds NJ 90 cents per 100 pounds; tor
% B Tons 81 no per ton over fhAt am0unt,
special rate9. s m Sa rs Is
Xii accounts to ~ oash dAlly or wssAiy,
HSyanr ieCurId i laSEe it0ck III excsJlsni
Qualify Cf ~. Weare now pfeparsa 70 4aifsl.
III our friends IT the shove rates, aiid will
guArAlaAoe m who may favor r1s with thstl
orders entire settSfAC CtiOn. Careful drivers
ife3nlar 1Glivery. lm17-6ni
The Morning herald., 1876-09-09
N Y ~ n IA q n rs / = 777Fs,. ~ - a
Addlress bN LoUS g Bird.

= Az . joli6cstion of tne Republicans Of
Wilmington held last evening at the Hayes
and Wheeler clnb rooms to give expression
8to their joyat the result of the last city
election, in able address b., Levi Q. Bird
was deliye.ed. sss
The Morning herald., 1876-09-09

y ~ ~ imlns iAsely prepared
siIasi VI ~ S 1lsRs Stcl1d ready 4or aI
~ y IN Y fkos clalahsfed ons M
! = loosing cssssE e iiDe 2 2
4 r. y y h \, l1a c,lsI, . wv diyidslby ! sldtI
4 \ snIl ieh ~ M ls1rd athe Roels!s
4 RI 1IIS llr6fion pk o14 AZ the syaileb ~
\ ~ y 6f 1he rjysr a the camp. IN snas AoI'
fsk fbI1cW6d thGIE trails aoMn 10 w
\ = 5aef es q y - wer6 b91t sEsele
visibls ~ Guitar, n1t thefs I, wsre 7t Dehans
sse11 gsSf Fei
The Morning herald., 1876-09-09
80 hilaAeIphis ColleetoFshiP.

Tne PhilaAelph1s C0llcetOrsnAp.
BY Associaed Press. n q !.
q WAsH1nGroN, Sept. 8. 1t is understood
IL change will be made In the Collector
shin 81 The Philadelphia Internal Revenue
DistfIct. and that James Ashford, formerly
Collector Of the Fifth District, rill be re-
tained In the place Of VIM. B. Elliott.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-09
Robbery u Blacbbtrd H,sndrsd.

The house Of James Powell, on the road
from Clayton To Massey's, four miles from
Clayton, was entered BY . tramp burglar
81 "Wednesday night, and robbed Of one
heavy oyercoat, revolver, and between = lQ
ana SIS III cash from the pocket hook Of
MI. r, IN his pants lying near the bed. u
the rooms were plundered.
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Pfotestant chnrchss and csmeteries must he'
enfofced
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Csuntsrfeiters Arrested.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Two italians having
the appearance Of tramps, were TO dsy ar.
rested for passing counterfeit ten doliar
bills of the Lafayette National BANK OF IN
diana, and the National Bank OF hicnmond'
Indiana, and were held for trial. The au-
thorities think It probable that these two
are ! portion Of the gang Of counterfeiterf
which was discovered and broke up some
time aou IN Indiana. = sg
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DIED.

HACKETT,-In this CITY, on Thursday,
September 7th, 1879, Mrs. Mary Aackett,
aged rs years. N, "
McKOwEN.-on the 9Th instant, Joseph
McKowen, aged A. years. 5.. K
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AFisht with Robbers.

BY Associated Press,
Y III. PAUL, MIMI, Sept. s.-A report has
been received here that posse OF citizens,
Who wers pursuing the robbers, who raided
Northaeid yesterday, overlook them last
nirht. when fight ensued during which
one 81 TIE robbers was wounded. They then
eecaued through the woods. The pursuit
= being continued. There are no particu-
lars.
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The tranps who broke An MArsn \ stols,
IT 1arbeson, Inst week, were behind tAe
counter when Marsh went into the stOss,
one ran out aud the other leveled q MaSl4h
I pistol which he had found On the deaks
The weapon was heavily loaded md tlIe
ball passed close to his head and SAre nov
embedded In the wall. II a bad enough ~
break into mans store, but to shoot hitn
with his own pistol Is too bad Ihe4FAmpa
ware armed with six shooters ana ths owner
OF the store had nnees hing 70 deinnd them5
selves with. 81
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