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Proclamation in Divorce,

Justis Shawkey, Sheriff of Forest county,
To Mary E. Roup, Greeting;
WHEREAS, S. G. Roup did, on the 18th
day of March, A. ID. 1875, prefer his petit
ton to the Judges of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of said County, praying for the
causes therein set forth, that he might be
divorced from the bonds of Matrimony
heretofore entered into with you, Mary f..
Roup. Now this is to require you, tile
said Mary Il. Roup, to appear before the
said Judges, at Tionesta, county of Forest,
ON Monday, Eel saSry 2S, 1876, to answer
the complaint OF The said s. G. Roup, and
show cause, If any you have, why a di-
vorce should not he granted to the said S.
q. Roup from the Lands of matrimony en-
tered into by hili., With you agreeably to
Act of Assembly in such cases made and
provided.
JUSTIS SHAWKEY, Sheriff.
Sherih's Office, Tionosta, Jan. 20, 1876.
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Neto AdUertisentents.


WHEREAS. The Hon. L. d. Wotmore,
President Judge of the Court of Com
mon Pleas and Quarter Sessions in and for
the county of Forest, has issued his pro-
cept for holdinga a Court of Common Pleas
Quarter Sessions, &C., at Tionesta, for
the County of Forest, to commence Gu the
fourth Monday of Feb. next, being the
2Sth day OF Feb. 1876. Notice is therefore
given to the Coroner, Justices of the Peace
and Constables of said county, that they be
then and there in their proper persons at
records, inqulsitions examinations and
other remembrances, to do those things
which to their offices appertain TO be done,
and TO those who bound in recognizance
to prosecute against tho-prisoners that are
or shall be in the Jail of Forest County, that
against them as shall be just. Given un-
der my hand and seal A. d, 1876.
JUSTIS SHAWK ley, Sheriff.
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Lscytown Correspondence.
LAcYrowN, Feb. 9, 1876.

LAcyTowN, Feb. 9, 1876.
ED. REPUBLICAN,
Board hauling commenced in
earnest this morning. The jobbers
are smiling AMI every one feels a re-
lief in having something to do. 1t is
quite sight for those not accustomed
to it to see the long line of sleds COM
ing in loaded with boards, and one we
fear will in few years be as scarce as
a wildcat is in our woods.
Constable j. b. Haggerty is down
the river at present on business.
We think there are prospects of
six weeks sleighing, as a number OF
citizens were out summing themselves
yesterday.
Fred. Lacy called on us Yesterday.
He is just returning from his home in
Pittsburgh; reports his father as quite
i'll, being ropfned to his bed for some
lime,
Our young boys are almost wild
over a magic lantern whieh they eK-
bibit evenings, free of charge. The
entertainment consists of about 70
views, ranging from "An African
cat" to Napoleon Bonapare," whom
we noticed had pug nose. Consid-
ering the absence of Mark Twain's
fishing pond, or Niagara, the show is
fully as good as Prof Porter's or Mike
Burket's. 1t might be mentioned that
the apparatus, Including pictures were
originated and made by two deaf and
dumb boys, sons of II. Weaver.
The A. S. b. society is secret or.
der lately organized. Meetings hold
every Saturday night. Lyme Cook
chief, H. M. Arner assistant. The
last session was held at Buttons; min
utes not thought Of.
We understand that Wm. Hud
dleson has thrown up the job If get
ting out timber for Kelly & Reck, ,anc
Henry Weaver taken it.
/ DE CLARE.
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FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

President Jadge-L. d. WErNoRE.
Associate JNdges-Jos. q. DALE, ED
WARD kerr.
dredsVrer--S. !. SETLEY.
Arothonotdry, Register q Recorder, &c.
u. w. CLARK.
SAsrif-JusTts SHAwKKY.
Cbmmissioners--ELI BERL1r, ISAAC
LoNo, JOHN RRqR.
County Supei'intendent--H. 8. Brock
WAY.
District Attorney---S. ID. IRwIH.
Jury C0mmissioners--H. n. TowSRR,
LYMAN Cook.
cbyrty iSH,ycyor-T. D. cokLrSs.
Coroner--M. 1TTEI., JR.
County duditors--NIcHoLAs THoM p
sos, J. II. RKfLL, II. A. ZrKNDRLL.
Member Of Congress --GEo. A. JENKs.
Asssmbtv-J. u. AoSKw.
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MON EY.

We will pay cash on delivery at
our mill in Tionesta, for white oak
stave and heading bolts at the follow
ing prices:
Stave bolts, 95 incheq lang, per cord
of #. by A it,, $3.50. Heading bolts
% inches long, per cord of #. by A
f., S400. Heading bolts must be
made from timber at least 20 inches
in diameter. Office at Lawrence
House. j. II. DERIcKsoN d Co.
27tf
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The spring elections take pla.

The spring elections take place
on Tuesday next, 18th inst, accord.
ing 10 law; in pursuance of which
law notices have been posted in con-
spicuous places throughout the Dor.
ough. The officers to be elected are
as fellows; Burgess. six eouncilmen,
one justice of the peace, constable,
high constable. one assesser.s-rnd two
assistants, Judge of election, tive in
spectors Of election, two school direc.
tors for three years, two overseers of
poor, two auditors. We suppose the
usual caucuses will be held, and the
usual dissatisfaction manifested. Here.
tofore it has been the custom TO hold a
citizens caucus on the Saturday eve.
ming preceding the election, with the
understanding that the ticket nomi-
mated was to be the only one in the
field. But before election approached
dissatisfaction would be raised, another
ticket nominated, aud more fuss made
than at Presidential election. Now,
if there must be two tickets up, why
would it not be well to have them
composed of good TGen of opposite
political parties? Then let the longest
pole knock the persimmons."
We see by correspondence to
the Titusville Herald, that Rev. VIM.
Elliot has severed his connection with
the church at Kerr Hill, where he has
officiated as pastor for the last five aud
a half years. The people of Kerr
Hill regret very much that he has left
them, and at which we do not wonder,
for we do OF think they will soon be
able to secure the services of another
minister who will so ably occupy their
pulpit. Rev. Elliot has been located
at Tionesta but short time; yet, in
that time he has so endeared himself
to his Pensioners and the community
that it would be sad, indeed, to have
him leave.
One day last week while some OF
our young folks gere enjoying a sleigh
ride upon a hand,sied, drawn by q
couple of school-mates, the sled was,
by some careless handling of the rib.
bons, run off the side walk, precipitat,
ing the occupant Of the sled into q
ditch some feet below the walk, for,
tunate " doing no more damage than
ving-then all an opportunity for a
hearty laugh. as there was no gallant
young man present to assist the young
lady to regain her equilibrium, it is
not known whether or not striped
stocking with monogram garters we're
worn.
-lieretofere our soldiers drawing
pensions have been compelled to go
elsewhere for examination. This in.
convenience has been remedied by the
appointment of DR.. w. @. Ooburn a:
examining physician for this county,
who is ready to attend to all in need
of his services.
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FOR SALE.

The valuable and beautiful home
stead formerly owned by Hon. Joseph
G. Dale, and in which he now resides,
is in my hands for sale at very low
figures. Terms--one-third purchase
money down, and the balance in one
and two years. MILES w. TATE.
loft.
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List of fLetters

Remaining in the Tionesta post-oflicc
uncalled for, Feb. 8, 1876:
Chamberlin Anna, Hall Nettie,
Hardig Jennie, Myers Jacob, Nellice
c. d., Porter A. G. 5, Spears Lou. 2,
Schultze Frederick, Trimble j. r. 2,
Thomas Jennie.
]. NJ. MCKAY, 2. NJ.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Special Notice.

The editor of this paper will be alb
sent for about two months from date,
aud his business during that time will
be left in the hapds of Mr.. j. E.
Wenk. whose receipts will be good for
any money paid him on account. All
persons knowing themselves indebted,
wiIl confer favor by sending. or
haading the money to Mr.. Wenk.
W. r. Dunn.
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sa Rev. Elliot will preach in the
Presbyterian church on Sunday next,
morning and evening Sabbath School
mt 3 o'clock p. 10.
Did you get leap year sleigh
ride.
q -Miss Mary Lamb is at present
visiting at Mr. Twins.
Hast paid thy poor taxi If not,
then thou better hadst have.
--Davy Hilands has added 80
Opossum to his menagerie. Davy will
soon be ready to start.
MIR. and Mrs. II. III. May cele-
brated the 35th anniversary of their
marriage on the Sd inst.
The price of oil is still going up.
Yesterday morning it stood S2.11 per
barrel. This is certainly refreshing.
Mr., Dithridge shipped several
car loads of lumber to Pittsburgh last
week by rail. II was a handsome lot.
-Whittekin, the East Hickory
pesagogue, and the Free Me,hodists
couldn't hitch, SO he-well, he resign
ed.
We don't understand where a
merchants profits come in when he
mixes "Old Hyson" tea with h;s fine
cut.
H. NJ. Munsell, agent for tho
Western Mutual Life Ins. Co., of New
York, spent a day or two in town last
week.
Several wolves have recently
been seen in the vicinity of NIarien,
Forest county, Venango Citizen.
You're another.
The Report of the auditors of
Crawford county occupies ten columns
of space in Crawford DEMOCRAT. Aud
it be so much2
"A man down town says II the
people must and will have him, he
. will sacrifice himself for the office of
Justice of the Peace.
j. S. Osborne, quack doctor,
near Titpsville, murdered a young la
'dy, named Mary Jennings, outright by
malpractice, and NOW he's slid.
There is talk around Harrisburg
of passing law, taxing oil 6fty cents
per barrel. We are of opinion that
this little scheme had better end in
talk.
Mr., Marcus Hulings. of Emlen-
ton is now East organizing a company
with view of testing the territory
in this county for oil. Report Gays
some twenty wells will be started the
coming spring. Now put up your
prices Oh corner lots.
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BOROUGH oFFICERs.

1Nr0ess--JoHN REcK.
C0Wacitmen--G. w. Robinson, $. A..
Warmer, A.. d. Kelly, S. II. Hsslet, a. IL.
Partridge, II. o. Davis.
Justices Of the Peace-n, $. Knox, o. a.
Randall.
CbnStdble-U. Swaggart
School Directors--D. s. Knox, II. o. Da-
Tis, S. J. Wolcott, 3. n. lIaslet, A. u.
Kelly, u. Clark.
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Mercantile Appraisemeni,

In and for The County Of Forest. state Of
Pennsytudntd, for he Year 1876.
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Registers Notice.
REGISTERS OFFICE FOREST Co.,
TIoNEsrA, Jan. 81, 1876.

TtoNEsrA, Jan. 81, 1876.
Notice is hereby given to all parties con-
cerned that d. w. Clark, Administrator
Of the estate of +. Glassner deceased, has
filed his final account in this Office, and
the same will be presented to the next reg
ular Court for confirmation nj 81.
ID. w. CLARK, Register.
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TIONEsTA. MARKETS.

CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY,
BY Robinson & Bonner, Dealers in
General Merchandise.
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Train "a, south, and 2l, north, are LIST
class; the others are accommodation
freights. These trains only are allowed TO
carry passengers.
On the Rivor Division I. E. from oil City
10 Irvinetsn. up the river is North ; down
the river, south.
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1Yne of Tratns

Time of Trains
At TIoNESTA STATION, on and after
Doe. Q, 1875,
SOUTH.
g. 81 s:42 p. IN.
MONTH.
Train So p:24 a. m.
!" 81 s:42 p. m.
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B. IT. BRIsrow.
Secretary Of tho Treasury.

For further information in regard TO the
above described lands, apply 10 j. h.
Agnew, Attorney Law, Tionesta, Pa.
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Dealers in Merchandise, Liquors, &c.

TIoNFsrA RnRounH.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-22
REnEL sYMrAT1IIZgRs.

Cincinnati, Sept. 2l.-During i
republican, meeting ,osn'gh, the
speakers were interfcred with by .
mob, who ,thrcw mud, rotten fruit,
etc. a lorchi'ght procession was dis
iurbed III like manner.
REBORN SOLDIERS A,Sp SAILORS.
Washington, ID. G., Sept. 2l-The
soldiers and sailors reform association
to-day, issued call for grand mass
convention of union soldiers and sal
lors in favor of reform in the national
administration, to Ike held at Albany
N. Y, Thursday, Oct l9, in the in
terest. Of Tilden and Hendricks. The
,eaQ is signcd hy The executive Com
mittee with M,j. Gen. Hooker as
prssident.
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Red Cloud, and, Other pistin
guished Officers. OF the In
dian Army, Attend the
- Council.
a Synopsis of the Speeches
of the Noble Red Men.
They Have an Itching Palm,
Hungry Stomach, and
want-to go to Wash
ington.
But will go to the Indian Terri
tory If Everything is Lovely.
N0RTHFIRLD ROBBERS
MEDICAL AssIsrA nee.

SIoUx Cry, Ia, Sept. 21.-As Dr.
Moshcr, of this place, was on his way
to visit a patient yesterday afternoon
he was oyerhauled by two of the
James and ..ouuger gang eight miles
northeast Of here, and held MS a pris-
oner from 8 o'clock till s p. M. The
robbers compelled him to change
clothes and horse with them, and
among THE clothes they gave him was
a pair Of pants with bullet hole
near the right knee. He reports the
robber to whom the pants belonged
AS badly wouodcd just above the
right kuee, and thinks he cannot
stand it to travel much farther. 1t il
thought the robbers headed south.
warlly towards the Chicago and
Nor,hwes,ern railroad.
CAUGHT AT LAST.
ST. PAUL, Sept. 2l.-The Pionee,
Press has special from Madella
Watonwon county, Minnesota, an
nounc'ng the capture Of four OF, thu
Mortified robbers. The four cap,ur
ed are those lost track Of in the tim
ber around Mankato, two of whom
are supposed to be the poted Young
er brothers. They were capture,
after hard chase and brisk inter.
change Of shots. They were cousid
erably hurt, one Of them seriously.
YOUNGER BsurHE
LATER The robbers have confess
ed to the sheriff that they are I'll
Younger brothers, but refuse to ,e
the name of their dead comrades.
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INDIAN NEWs
THE COUNCIL.

Red Cloud Agency. sept. l9.-The
commissioners succeeded to-day in
bringing Red Cloud aud his people
TO the council. Among The proini-
nent Indians present were Red Cloud
Little Wound, Swift Bear, Rcd Leaf.
Black Coal, White Tail. Sitting Bull.
Pretty Crow, Eagle Dress, Young
M.n-afratd-of-his horses. and Q1icl<
Bear. Many officers from Camp
Robinson attended the council, which
lasted two hours. -
Red Cloud made The FIRST speech
he said he and his people were will
ing 10. give up the Black Hills coun
try; also to have hissyoung men TAXI
the journey TO see the county spoker
OF by the commission, the Indian
Territory, and if lhsy report that it j,
good country his people viii $,
consider; if not they, will consider i
bad
Quick Bear sad when the young
men got back FROM that ,ounity tn,
Indians would wan, TO go Washing,o,
with their agents, chiefs and in,erpre
tiers. aud have talk with The Gua
Father before giving his country up
Sitting Ball sad: | have got
ulgment against the agent, Ii IL
ssaes every ten days promptly, 1t
r
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light; but II he don't will g.

north.
Young man afraid Of his horses said .
Wy father shock hands with the
Great Father on the Platte river, aud
was told that this country belonged
10 the Dakotas- i WAS brought up il.
this country 10 be II chief The Sol
aiers haSe no concern in this country.
Since have been here, have tried
10 do right. wish to tell you plain
" ] have been ashamed ever since
'ihe sotdfers came here and sat down.
/ wish my feieaas who have brains
and hearts, TO t'll-rny Great Father
what my opinion is, and what ! have
said. ] am free to let the young men
go on the journey; but We are 90.
ing 10 ask Of the Great Faiher-a great
many things. We expect TO have
food and blankets as long as we hive.
The Great Father has not lived up TO
his promises ia the past.
American Horse said the soldiers
ind t,f t,6 business heseIl they wish
to arrest any body, the country is
wide, let them gnand arrest them.
There are a great many bad men
III the north, let the soldiers go 4nd
arrest them- Laughter on the part
OF The Indians
Here Red Cloud took Dr. Daniels,
MAJOR Howard, and Joseph Bisme,t,
and Sc, them among the Indian. chiefs,
lahd said he wanted them to- do his
business Tor him aud go to the south
lern country with his young men; he
also wanted f &. Boucher, Antoine
Jaris, Bill Sowland, Hank Clifford,
Todd Randall, Frank Salway, and
| Nelse Moran to gs AS Interpreters.
Red Dog said the lndianss~se not
willing to sign any pnper unt'l the
young men got back from the south,
ern country, and they haa chance
to go TO Washington to talk face
to face with the Great Father.
Black Coal, chief OF the Arrapa-
hoes, said his people had an equal
righ. with the Sioux to the Black
Hills, and wanted their share of the
money received Tor them. He was
willing to go and look at the south
ern country.
Bishop Whipple, replied to the In
/ 11iSns; The Grest Father required
them TO sigu paper binding them
selves 10 go 10 he Missouri river, i
they didn', 60 toahe Indian Territory,
else they would get no more rations
4 He urged them tn consent At ouce tc
The proposition, and go TO the Indian
rarriiory upon the. return of the
young men.
Judge Gaylord, solicitor oi the in.
terror department, followed to the
same effect, urging prompt action or
their part in order to secure rationl
in the future.
i While he was talking, Sitting Bull
44so whom the President gave fin.
rifle last year. broke up the council
saying there would be plenty NOR.
/ days tol,alk. Supplies were issues
/ Indians for feast TO night land il i
| thought another council may be bel,
10 MORROW. sG
CROOK WITH snERlpAS.
CHEYENNE, Sept. 2l.-Gen. Crool
arrived at Fort Laramie this evening
and is now in council with Gen
Sheridan, who has been awaiting hin
At that point since Saturday last.
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POLITICAL
Fer CONGRESS.

San Francisco, Sept. 2l-The dem,
ocrats ef the second congressional
district have nominated gu. Carpen.
Ter, speaker of the assembly at the
last session for congf ess.
Quincy, H., Sept. 2l-The repub-
iicsn convention Of the twelfth con.
gressIonal district of Missouri, ycstrr
day, nominated j. X. Z. Woodwarc
for congress-.
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; - > 80. - 900 ? y J.
FOREIGN.
HOPE.

LONDON. Sept. 2l-Thc Times
Belgrade correspondent says that Ser
via, now believes in victosy. The
Servians army occupies aPs,rong po-
sition, forming an immense semi cir
Gle, from Alexin.tz aud De1igrad
.rouned to Djuris. and Villakil 1t is
asserted that the Turks lack food.
Pans, Sept. 2l-The minister oi
foreign affairs and the Turkish am
bassador had an interview yesterday
aud communications were exchanged
which seem, TO show that the chances
for an early peace are very subs, an
aial.
STARVATION.
LospoS, Sept. 21.-A Deligra,
correspondent Of the Daily News tel
Y, aphs: II the armistice were for
fortnight, should not be surprised !
starvaiisn compelled the Turks t.
evacua,e their position.
TURKEY MORE TENDER.
London, Sept 2l.-1he Time
Beiliu telegram says the Porte. j
|ready oaccord prol' nged armistice
provided Russia suspends The dA
patch OF officers and soldiers to Bel
xrstieso1 There isre already 1900
| Russiansin Servia.
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The SOLDIER HoYs

IsnlASAroL1s, Sept. 2l-The pa
radc this morning started q about
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CROOK WITH SHERIDAN.

CHEYENNE, Sept. 2l.-Gen. Crook
arrived nt Fort Laramie this evening
and is now in council with Gen.
Sheridan, who has been awaiting him
ut that point since Saturday last.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-22
'FIRE.

Lexington, KY, Sept. 2i-A dc.
struciive fire took place at George.
town, twelve miles from this city this
morning The court house and seven
business houses were entirely de-
s,royed. Loss, sl25, 900; insurance,
MA 600.
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u.1INoIs STATE uRXNGK.

1LtTNU1S STATE UHANTk.
Chicago, Sept 2l.-The executive
committee OF the state grange is in
secret session to-day, 1T the CONNER
cial hotel The attendance is small
not over seven OF eight present. This
is not political organization. each
being left to follow the dictates Of
his own conscience in the matter Of
voting.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-22

Pomeroy O., Sept. 2o-The local
steamboat, J. n. Roberts, exploded
her boilers at this wharf At I O'Clock
TO. day Several persons were injur-
fe3sroae supposed fa.s'sy, sssd possibly
another is still in the wreck. Boat
total loss.
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Louisville, KY. Sept. 2l-The
race, to day, for 1 OF nile dash for
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The street passde Of the Odd Eel
lows to-day WAS splendid demon
stratim. II is asserted that SOC
men were in line, and the streets wer,
thrmged witt, spectators.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-22

wo year old 6llies, WAS woT b,
Spring Faucet, Belle OF the Mead see
md, ,ime, LIS. Second race, handi-
zap sweepstakes, all ages, ( miles
VAS won hy Whisper; time, 500
Che next selling race, nll ages, mil,
md a half, won BY Reddiag; EagIet
second; time, : %! The las, race
dve-furloug dash for two year ole
illies, Eva Shirley won; Actress, sec
i'd time, | ;05.
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YELLOW FEWER.

Augusta, Sept. lin consequence
Of few sporadic cases Of yellow fe
yer at Charles, the authorities Of Au-
gus,a have established quarantine reg
ulations against passengers from tha,
city. Quarantine went into effect to-
day.
Savannah-Yellow fever interments
to-dAy, 1G.
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Louisville, KY, Sept. 81 Alfred
Rpdman, of Bfownston, Ind., was
4ytehsd Thursday mo ming while re-
turning from Jeffersonyillc. He had
threatened to Kill several persons, aud
having already been gullty OF murder,
was dealt with as related. No farther
information is known.
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Augusta, Ga., Sept. 2l.-Therc is
nothing new from the riot in Aiken
county. United States troops are on
The ground. Armed bodies Of whites
and blacks nre reported to have dis
persed. There is no trutl, in the re-
port that train from Savannah WAS
stopped by body Of armed negroes.