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The New York herald., 1876-10-21
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFvicE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct 21-1 A. ii.
Probabilities
The hurricane now OF the Carolina coast will movo
uorheastward followed In the South Atlantic States
by rising barometer, winds backing to northerly and
westerly warmer and clear or clearing weather.
For the Middle Atlantic States, falling followed by
rising barometer increasing northeast Winds back Ing
TO north or west. and rainy succeeded by warmer
clearing weather.
! For New England. falling barometer, increasing
northeast to southeast winds, nearly stationary tenn
perature, and threatening and rainy weather
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, rising barometer,
warm southcrly Winds vecring TO cooler westerly and
clear weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and I.owcr Missouri valleys,
rising barometer. brisk to high west to north Winds
and colder, clearing weather.
For the lake region falling, followed by rising
barometer southcrly and westerly winds, generally
warmer, partly cloudy weather AMI rain areas
cceded by falling temperature and nor,hwostcrly
winds in tho upper lake region.
The Ohio ana Lower Mississippi rivers continue to
fall slowly, remain stationary; the Upper Missis-
sippi and Lower Missouri, have commenced to rise
Cautionary signals continue along Lakes Superior,
Michigan, Huron and Erie. and along tho coast from
Georgia to Massachusetts.
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From tho London Morning Post, Oct
Lord Russell, who the first to support and to
send subscription in and Of the Herzegovnan insur-
rcction much moral force by the countcpance OF
his venerable name to a movement which entirely
originated in Russian intrigue. He has now iiscov-
cred tho bearing Of the question: and heading the
procession OF pcnitcns has tho suboincd letter
in rcply to an invitation 10 attend the meeting In
ST James Hail, Monday next, under the pres
idcncy Of Mr.. stansfeld. Earl Russell writes us ioi-
lows
PEMBROKE LODGE, Oct 5.
SRI have received your Icter ana ticket for tho
workmcn's meeting, on October tho gth, at eight
T. W., but feel myself quito unequal to the heat and
the hurry, the noise aud The tumu Of great public
meeting beginning at eight =. NJ. wish 10 SEQ
Christian precepts more than Christian fab adopted
in the East. Men should love an o,hcr, anu
practise atrocious cruetics either Tor against
the Turkish government The Crimcan
war not for the defence OF Turkey but TO oppose
tho designs Russia II ~ well known that the En-
peror OF Russia opposes civil aud religious liberty.
cannot wish to Russia at the head OF the govern
mcnt OF Turkey, nor will ! do anything to promote
that object Ii there IS to be change IN Turkey wish
10 see the people OF Turkey nrusied with the
mcnt OF their own country. and TO adopt as their
kim truth ana justicc-that Is, 10 speak truth aud
do Justice. remain your faithful servant.
RUSSELL.
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Congressman John L. Vance, Of Ohio, is at the Al
bemarle Hotel Professor Alexander Agnssiz Of Har-
ward College, is at the Everett House. Secretary OF
State John Bgelow and b. Ives, the sculptor,
the Westminster Hotel Rev. DR.. r. b. Fairbairn OF
St stephens College, is at tho St. James Hotel Con
gresham c. c. d. Walker, Of Corning, N. Y. Senator
James +. Starbuck, oi Watcrtown, N. ", and Judge
n 8. Jenrics OF Washington. are at tho Metropolitan
Hotel Rev. DR.. J. Newman, OF Lincoln, Neb., and
Colonel NJ S. Howe, United states Army, arc at the
st. Nicholas Hotel. Ex.Congressman r. G Parsons, OF
Ohio Is Mt tho Fifth Avenue Hotel Captain Cook OF
the steamship Russia is at the Brevoort House Eek.
Senator Norris wnslow, OF watortown, n. Y, Is
at tho Grand Central Hotel Rev. DR.. J. ireland
Tucker, of Troy, rs at tho Holman House
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LIBERIA.

THE WAR BETWEEN THE coLoNrsrs AND
NATIVES ovER--wBAr THE REPUBLIC NEEDS
TO INSURE ITS SUCCESS.
WASHINGTON, Oct 90, 1875
United States Minister Turner who arrived hero this
morning. will soon return 10 Liberia lie states that
the war between the colonss and of the native
tribes Is over and that the latter have become ctizcns
of tho Republic Tho people there only Mood the moral
influence OF the United States government 10 increase
their succcss
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: WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
GENERAL

WAsnIXGToy Oct. 90, 1876
THE DEPARTURE OF MAILS FOR THE WEST
INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA
The Post Office Department has information that the
departure OF the steamship Leo, from New York for
Havana and Nassau with mails for Cuba and the Ba-
hama Islands, IS postponed from tho 2lst to the 2stn
inst also that the Etna with mails for Hayt and he
United States OF Colombia will not start from New
York until to. morrow, instead OF to-day.
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A WRECK ON LAKE HURON.
DETROIT, Oct. 20, 1876

DETROIT, Oct 20, 1876
Tho bark Massillon, bound to Chicago sprung lcnk
about forty miles north northwest of Point Au Barqucs
Lake Huron and despite all efforts at tho pumps sunk
on Thursday forenoon The captain and crew took to
the small boats, and after several hours and
rescued BY tho steamship starucha Tho MassilIon
nm nsurcd
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JERSEYS SCHOOL OUTRAGE.

The action Of a female teacher In Public School No.
ofJcrscy CITY, in sending home three poor children
they could not pay for their books, as related
in ycsterdays HgRALD has created great Indignation
In tho city The action OF the Bosrd Of EducSicn in
sanctionng this outrage 10 condemned In every quar-
Several letters woro sent 10 Mayor sclder ON tho
subject yesterday asking his Intervention IN the case
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CINCINNATI, Oct 20, 1876.
W. Y. Sedan, Alexander Harland and NJ. Moses,
managers in Covngton OF lotteries claimed be drawn
under tho Frankfort grant, arrested to-day an
affidavit accusing them Of illegally conducting lot
terry. They released on bail, to appear on Thurs
day next Tho lottery whce and other implements OF
once were scizcd, and drawings will probably, tenn
pprAYliy ccasc.
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EFFECT OF THE EASTERN NEWS.

SAy FRANciscO Oct. 10, 1876.
Commercial circles are considerably excited over the
wariKc from Europe, which has had the effect TO
strengthen the demands OF holders OF whcat in
patton OF higher rates at an early day. Very lttlo
business has been transacted s,nce the re-
ccivcd, small sales have been effected running
and hall to vc cents per Genital above pre-
vious quotations, holders generally asking much
higher gurcs which buyers at present decline pay
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together with the Presidents Disbanding
tho Rifle Cubs teegraphic from all parts OF tho
world; Plea for Turkey; Fatal Collision on the Old
Colony Railroad; Terrible Explosion Pttsburg Pa ;
the Elections; the Canvass in the State OF New York
Mollic Magurcs Sentenced; Philadelphia Clerical
Scandal; Trial OF Mrs. House for Killing her Husband
Triple Murder Al Bucksport, Mo. Female Snug
gler; Ncwton's Channel; the Scranton Strike
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DIED..

DExERxsr 90 SAMUEL A. DEMgREsr
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
McCArrERY.-On the 10Th inst at her late residence,
II Irving place. MARGARET, widow OF the late Philip
McCalicry in the 6sth year of her age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
IEor Other Deaths See Second Page.
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SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct 90 1876
Tho total number OF ntcrmcnts to-day was eight or
whicn thrco were yellow fever cases.
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GOING TO THE CENTENNIAL.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 20, 1876
At a meeting Of the members OF the Corn and Flour
Exchange this morning II decided to accept in
yi,ation OF the New York Produce Exchange, on be-
half OF the Centennial Commission to meet similar
ranzations Philadelphia on the 25th inst The Ex-
change will be closed on that day.
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YELLOW FEVER.

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,riU be three cents.
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ruv wrArupp yrsrERnAy

The following record will show tho changes in tho
temperature for the past twenty hours, in CON-
parison with the corresponding date OF last year. in
dicatcd by tho thermometer at Hudncps pharmacy,
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LOTTERY MANAGERS ARRESTED.

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,ciu be three cents
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BURNING OF A LIGHTHOUSE.

RoSDEAU, Ont, Oct 90, 1876.
The lighthouse at this place was destroyed by nrc
last night The range light only be shown for the
present
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

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be three cents.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

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be three cents.
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be three cents
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A-THE RUSSIAN vAPOR BATHS, NO. 20 EAST
sth luxury and certain and speedy
edy In d. rhe INA atism.
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TRAGEDY IN A LODGING HOUSE.

The price Of the HERALD today and henccforM cit
~ fI-er
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LORD RUSSELL HEDGING.

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,riU be three cents.
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A-CITIZENs AND STRANGERS WHO DESIRE
aud elegant HAT OF superior quality should call a.
ESPENscIEfDS. Manufacturer. ~ Nassau st.
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Average temperature yesterday %
IL
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AT LAST-REyOLUTl0N IN THE INsTALhENf
The cash prices AZ the old cs
blished house OF GEORGE A. CLAkhE, 'f' brosawsy.
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81 FELT HAT, 81 90; SILK HATS $3 so.
worth s6 II New Church a.. stairs
AN AWARD, HIGHEST GRANTED ANY IN.
hbitor by Centennial fxposition is given tho ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANY for silk ELASTIC TRussEa Sold only %
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The price or the HERALD today and henccfortA
uiu De three cents.
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A.-HATs FOR GENTLENEN.-LATEST STYLES
low prices r. ERN ENWEiN las Nassau s Tract liouse)
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A-.TURKIsH BATHS, NEW, ELEGANT. ALSO
RUSSIAN. No West 24th 81 opposite Filth Avenue Hotel
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The price or the Herald has been reduced to tire
cents per copy.
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A DDIriONAL INTEREST is GIVEN TO THE AP
of this work the time from the fac
that the author Is the gentleman who In connection will
Mr. Mncnhan has been the Of exposing the horrible
crucltics OF the Turks in Bulgaria.
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A delightful story by Marion Hnrand- Ono Of ths
most fascinating she has ever written Price. 81 So
The other books by this author
Alone. Sunnybank
Hidden Path. Husbands and Homes.
Moss Side Ruby's Husband.
Nemesis Phcirie's Temptation.
Miriam. The Empty Heart
Al Last. Jessaminc.
Helen Gardner From My Youth Up.
True n q Steel Newo Nv Little Love- (New.)
@. w. CARLETON CO., Publishers.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-23

--Rev. Mr.. James has preached here
Tor few weeks past, and il taking a
deep interest in the church.
Interesting Sunday school concert
exercises were held at the Congregational
church Sunday evening Sept 10.
-,Thc good ladies OF West Salisbury
invited the friends Of Rev Mr.. Brooks
to a harvest supper at the Methodist
church, Sept. q it was q very pleasant
entertainment.
The ninth meeting OF the Bump
family was held at the residence Of
Mr.. Franklin Bump in Salisbury, Sept.
Is, 1876. Four generations were repre-.
scnted, present, oighty-onc, Of whom
seventy.slx were connected to the family
either by blood or marriage. A more
pleasant gathering is seldom seen. Tables
were loaded with the choicest yiands
Every thing pleasant to the taste, and
good food was provided 'or the occasion
Salathiel Bnmp, at whose homestead the
meeting was held. was born in Armenia
n. Y, Nov, 9, 1850. At the age Of lG
he enlisted in the army Of the Rovolu.
ton and served eight months. At the
age Of q he left Armenia and came to
Wallingford, VT. where he remained
years; then came TO Salisbury on horse.
back; with Miss Mary Strong on the horse
behind him they rode to Middlcbury where
they were married by Col. John Chip.
man From Nliddlebury they rode to.
gethor on horseback to Wallingford his
bride carrying her furniture. which con.
sisted Of q set OF tea cups and saucers tied
up ia handkerchief on the horse with
them. lie came to Salisbury, bringing
his wife and two children with him, and
settled in the year l70l on fifty acres of
land, which was part Of a farm of 800
acres which he afterward owned Rep.
resented the town in the state legislature
IL times and was delegate to state
constitutional convention. Died May 4,
1912, aged so He was the father Of l3
nine Of them are alive. whose
united ages amount to COS years. Az.
crago II years. Six of them average
over 80 years. Ages divided a. FOL.
lows, IS, So, So. 81, 70, 70, 90, sc,
Gi. Where l. the equal to found Such
a family meeting as liis must be ii very
pleasant enc. Salathiol Bump was the
son Of Jamcs. who vas the son Of John,
who was the son OF Edward, who sailed
from London, July | 1921, in the ship
Fortune (of 50 tons bardeu) after
voyage Of four months they landed at
No7. 10, 1921
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-23
SHOREHdM

Mr.. and Mrs, julius North, and Mr.
and Mrs. Clayton North. left for the cen.
tennial, this week.
The barns Of Myron Platt were all
consumed BY fire, Saturday night at ii
o'clock, with all their contents Of hay and
grain; and one horse persisted 10 the
flames. Origin of the fire is unknown.
The iamily were all gone TO the centen.
NAL They have the warm sympathy of
all our people.
Mrs. Bella Smith, after months of
painful illness, left us, Sabbath morning
for her better, her heavenly home. She
lived TO be missed in the home, church.
Sabbath school and choir She had q
natural gilt and taste for music, hence
she greatly loved tho service of song in
tho house of the Lold. She came am ong
US about nine years ago, and wherever
she has moved, she has shone as
christian, and in her last days talked
about dying as orc going home. She
commended her dear husband and child
to Jesus, as tho place Of oil safety, then
set her face cheeriully toward heaven.
The largo attendance at her funeral be.
spoke how much she was loved. The
bereaved ones have our christian sympa.
thies
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-23
POsT OFFICE NOTICE.
NOTICES.

Dr.. Turril's Office will bo close,
from Sept 25 to Oct9 2w
Three good farms for sale Apply
to A. NJ. Everts, Salisbury.
FoR SAIE.-A hand cider mill in good
condition, by A. NJ. Evcrts, Salisbury.
--Seeey's Hard Rubber Trusscs, also
the n. Y. Elastic Truss, guaranteed tC
fit, by DR.. Plumley. 3m
See the Centennial prices on station.
cry, and the latest styles Of box paper
at DR.. PlumleY's drug store. On
u. D. Twitchell will pay Is to 90
cents ior good unwashed wool washed
% and 80, at i. II. Clay's. If
We have received the fall plates,
fashion books and patterns. Call for n
catalogue. Il. NJ. CHAPMAN & Co.
Saint Leon Spring water the grca'
remedy for costive bowels, rhcumatismt
and neuralgia, Mt Dr. Plumley's drug.
store. 2J-2m.
APPLES FOR SALE.-40 cts. to 81 90
per bushel, by A. NJ. Everts, at the farm
Of the late G. f. Eycrts, Salisbury,
Fow SALE. A new Sharps breoch-
loading sporting rife. For sporting CT
target practice it is one Of the best, In.
quire at this office.
"A complete assortment Of pue
dyugS, medicines, toilet and fancy goods,
also fine line Of trusses at n +. Riders
drug store
Soda and Saratoga water orapges,
lemons, cocoaDuts, pine apples, and all
kinds OF dried fruit Ice cream every
afternoon and evening, at John G. Man.
Dey's. II
boys! buy your powder, shot and
caps at DR., Plumlcy's drug store Also
for sale two new brcech loading shot guns
Warranted the best. Post Office Block,
Middlebury, VI 22m2
-Hydrangea or Seven BaIks, the best
known remedy for gravel, diseases of
the liver, kidneys and rheumatism. For
sale ony at DR.. Plumlcy's drugstore,
next tLa post office. 22m3
W. are agents in Middlebury for
he Malone fourteen ounce grey cass.
'ieres warranted free from focks and
ehoddy, and superior TO any gray made
10 the state Of Vermont T. NJ. Char.
MAN 4 Co.
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company policy.holdcrs are notified that
their assessments are now due and pay.
able at the Office of Stewart e. Eldredge,
where the company's report for the cur
rent year can DO had on applipation.
l.. d. ELDREDoE, Agt.
Sept. IL, 1876. 25w3
The Dress llitch-tack meets want
long felt. They are worn altogether IN
the city. One set answers for every suit
No more tears from pins or breaking Of
tapes Their use will contribute to
grace. comfort and convenience. Try
them Tell your neighbors to try them.
This indispensable article can tc found at
Mrs +. j. Martins She /. sole ageu,
for Addison County. Price twenty-five
cents 23w2
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LOCAL NEWS.
No. very pleasant week Tor tho
convention oil the Y. NJ. G.. A.

No. very pleasant week Tor tho
convention Of the Y. NJ. G.. A.
better be hanging hold Of IL lamp.
post, tomorrow, when Hell Cato goes off
-Buttor has riz Thirly.two cents
by the tub last Monday. aud retailing at
thrty.Gve to thirty seven.
Some good ,rotling is expected at
She fair ground, next Thursday, if plu-
vius does not again put in his veto.
The rifle club try shooting at one
thousand yards to-day Saturday, over
beyond Chapman Hill, on George Ham.
mond's place
The Middlebury Choral society will
resume practice next week Tuesday even.
log. The invitation is general 80
come let us sing"
MIR. Charles Dano OF East Middle.
bury has bought lot of Mr. o. 9. Dick
inson, and is abou. to put up shop for
the marble working business.
Willard II. Cray who graduated from
college at the last commencement, has
begun the study Of law with Noble.
Davis 4 Smith. Of st. Adams.
BY accepting street rumOrs We were
led into error last week in regard to the
postponement of the fair. The time and
programme will he found in another col.
umn.
Mrs. Catherine Mcleod. eighty six
years old, has within the last two months
pieced up bedquilt, containing two
thousand pieces of cloth And she did il
without glasses.
Miss Lille Severance of this village
we understand, has an engagement with
the academy at Bristol as teacher Of
instrumental music. She is fine pianist
and can scarcely fail Of success.
MIR. Styles's new building near the
railroad is going to be vast improve
ment over the past appearance Of that
locality. II has already assumed impos.
ing proportions, and is going to be an
ornament to the village.
Tho elite Of Middlebury assembled
in large numbers at the residence Of Mr..
William Goodrich on Seminary street last
week Friday evening, by Invitation
They enjoyed themselves highly,as might
I've expected. The rooms were decorated
beautifully with q profusiou Of flowers
which were the admiration Of all present
The refreshments Of ice cream. cakes, etc
were deliciouH,and were 10 great demand
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Postponed Fair.

The following is the programme fthe
last day Of the fair postponed to next
Thursday, Sept. %:
FORENOON II O'Clock, A. NJ, a
trotting race, $50 premium; S2j to first,
SIS to second and $40 to third. Open
to all horses that never beat 2:4j. Four
to enter, three to start. After this race
an opportunity will be given to dispose Of
property Of any kind at auction by the
society's auctioneor, for which service 5
per cent. will be charged on sales of less
than $40, nothing on excess over 500.
AFTERNOON At . o'clock, the address
will be delivered At o'clock, trotting
race, $50 premium; $50 to first, SIS to
second and S25 TO third. Open to all
horses. Four to enter. three to start.
Conditions for troiting premiums best
three in ve,mile heats, governed by rules
Of National Trotting Association. En-.
trarie fec 10 per cent ofpremium Entries
may BE- made on or before the 9th inst.
letter, 10 be directed 10 the secretary at
Miidlebury.
Judges-Darwin Rider, Crown Point
H. n. Sollacc, Bridport; #. Hammond,
Middlebury.
Fair premiums announced between the
heats Of this race.