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MAINE ELECTION.
THE ARREST OF TWEED.
The Boss Still in Custody.
Previous Dispatches Explained.
POLITICAL MURDER IN OHIO.
Three Republicans Killed.
A Cut Rope at a Pole Raising.
TIE TURKISH CONFLICT.
servia Not Yet subdued.
POLITICAL MURDER IN OHIO.
Three Republicans Killed.
TIE TURKISH CONFLICT
servis Not Yet Subdued.
TWEED's ARREr.
The Mysterious Caarwe OF Ktdss~-
Rfux E~HlAaa~A


MADRlp. sept l.-rne following are sddi-
tfonsl particulars OF the arrest OF WIN. Al.
Tweed: "Capi. Genl Joveller, At Havana.
received intelligence that Tweed had disem-
bsrked At Santiago de Cuba, and notified
the authorities there. Before the latter could
take action Tweed embarked aboard the
vessel Carmen, bound To Nigo. Capt Gen
Joveller then teleg raphed 10 the Madrid
government, which, fearing the Carmen
might go 10 some other port, REQ uested the
authorities st all spanish ports to examine
the persons on board all vessels named Car
men There are twelve spanish vessels OF
that name.
PORTRAIT OF TWEED
pelne Indispensable for his ideuti q sation,
me spanish authorities obtained aud made
copies OF caricsture In an American Jour
nal representing him as beating child sup
posed 10 typify American Justice This cars
feature led the Spanish sathorities and re-
porters OF spanish papers IN believe Tweed
nao been kidnapping children. Hence In
the nrst omcial announcement recei vel here
supposed % have been a telegraphic corrup-
ton OF Tweed AmericanD, ft was stated
that he bad been arrested for kidnappiug
American children.
TWEED Is STILL CoNFINEO
on the Isle OF Saint simon 10 Nigo bay
wnere ne is undergoing quarantine aud Is
strictly watched by the custom lou so ga ards.
AT the expiration OF his quarantine he will
be surrendered TO the United States repre-
sentative. As there are no direct steamers
between Spain and North America + weed
Will be sent 10 Cuoa and from there 20 New
YORK. Tue kpocd states that the municipal
authorities OF New York took the Initiative
In asking for Tweed's extradition from Capt.
Gen. JOveller.o
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THREE REPUBLICAN, KILLED IN
OHIO.
A Cut Rope NJ q Hayes and Wheoler
HsSna

NEW YORK, Sept ia Lancaster (Ohio)
dispatch says two parties have been arrested
there on suspicion Of being concerned In the
cutting OF the rope at the Hayes and wneeler
pole raising Saturday night, by which three
men were killed, A third party has been de-
tanned as witness, having asserted that he
saw one OF the parties arreste1 run away
nom the spot where the guy parted with q
butcher-kn in his hand
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The Markets.


BALTIMORE, Sept. 1l-Cotton steady and
nrm-middling, llAallk. Flour steady
Howard Street and western super 5Oa3 "a.
DO. extra, 400a5.25; do. family, 650a615; City
Mills super, 275aS.25; do. extra, 425asc0; do.
Rio Brands, 6 25a650 de. family,7 rs Wheat
active, nrm and hieher-westernr red rood To
choice, L1Sa1.25; do. common TO fair l.05al IS:
pennsylvania red, LiSal.22; Maryland red.
good 70 prime, I20ai.23; do. amber 25ai %:
do. white, I15a1 Is. Corn-southern dull:
western nrmer and higher; southern white.
5oa54; do. yellow, nominaily 62a56; western
mixed, 51x spot; Sc last half Septem Der: Sc Z
October. Oats steady-southern prime, asa
81; western white, S5a36; do. mixed, 30A32.
Rye quiet and nrm, 55a56. Hay QUIET
Maryland prime new, 14al5. Provisions
nrmer and higher. Pork, 17.75a1e 90. Bulk
meats shoulders, IL: clear rib Sides ska
eh loose; 16e9k packed. Bsoon-shoulders,
eS; clear RIB sides, 10. Hams, I5al6. Lard
refined, 11xa12. Butter steady = western
good TO prime, 26a2S; do. nne, 24a26. Petro-
leum steady-crude, u al2x; renaed, 25ka
rs. Gomez strong and Quiet-Rio cargoes, IS
alsHj Jobbing, Is za19. Whisky dull, III.
Receipts-Flour, 1000; wheat, 50 600; corn,
1900; oats, $500; rye, 500. Shipments
BALTIMORE, Sept. 1l.-virginia SKIES, de-
ferred, 6; do. consolidated, 81; North Car
oifpa SKIES, old, Is; do. new, 6. Sugar quiet
and easier, 11aliK.
NEW YORK, Sept n-stocks active, un-
settled, feverish and lower. Money, TX.
Gold, 104. Exchange, long, <s4; short, S85x.
Governments active and steady.
NEW YORK, Sept u.-Flour quiet ana
firm. Wheat shade frmer. Corn nrmer.
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Driven Rack nv Iudta,s

CHEYENSE, W. T., Sept. ll.-Advices from
the Telegraph camp, near Hot creek, this
morning, says the Indians drove back the
government courier who left Fort Laramie
with dispatches for Gen. Crook. He will
make another start from Hat creek this
morning.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
servfa Not COnquered Yet,

BELGRADE, Sept. ll-1nere IL little change
In the seTvian campaign. Tchernayeff's
prospects are brighter than they were a week
ago. The Turks evidently wish 10 pass
AlexiDatz and take belgrade by a flank
movement, but that purpose has been
decisive battle. There are no signs OF the
war like spirit abating In Servia.
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A WELL KNOWN CITIZEN OF RtCHMop
CHARGKn WITH INFAMons CaInss-

A WELL-KNowN CITIZEN OF RICHMOND
CHARGED WITH INFAMoUs CRIMEs.-Sat-
urday morning Sergeant Daniel Wren and
Policeman Michaels arrested Mr.. Thaddeus
K. Lyon, q well known citizen here, UPON
the heipous charge or enticing Cora riobs
and Anna Witherspoon, two little girls OF
ten and twelve years of age, into his rooms
and perpetrating an Infamous and nameless
outrage upon their persons. 1t seems that
Cora Tibbs q short time ago asked and re-
ce1ved permission OF her mother to visit Mr..
Lyons Office. In company with her compan-
lon In this affair, Anna Witherspoon. A few
days subsequently Mrs. Tibos, the mother or
one OF the girls, became aware OF the rela-
tions that Lyon had borne to her daughter
and At once visited his Office and charged
him with the offence OF which he stands
charged. She dnally, however, agreed 20
compromise the matter II Lyon would pay
her nifty dollars, which she AYERS that he did
pay her. There were four warrants issued
against Lyon, which very infinitely define
the character Of the crimes. The accused
was committed TO the flrst station-house,
Mrs. Tibbs also, upon the charge OF COM
pounding the felony oy receiving the bride.
The parties will have @ hearing before the
police court this mornipg.-I Richmond WIG,
All.
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The Shooting az Creedmoor.

NEw YORK, Sept. 1L-Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday OF this week are the days
appointed for the international contests at
Creedmoor. The FIRST contest on Tuesday
will be the International short range match,
at q distance of 200 yards. Four medals will
be presented 10 the nrst fou- winners by the
u. .. Centennial Commissioners
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Political Notes.

Hon. Dewitt c. West, OF Utica, N. Y, de-
cltues TO come before the democratic con.
vention, which meets at Saratoga on We'd
nesday, as q candidate for governor. 1.-The
Indiana greenback party have requested ali
who endorse the platform OF the late Indian
apolis convention TO send delegates to Q con-
vention 1t New Albany on the 26th instant,
when Presidential electors and q full state
ticket will be nominated. ....A carefully
revised summary Of the gubernatorial vote
In Vermont gives Fairbanks, rep, 3732 ma
jority. '."Ex-Congressman J.. Amber
Smith refused TO run for Congress In Vir-
ginia because he had malarial fever, he
says: Governor Walker is to day the
strongest northern man In our state, and II
We would defeat him none but our abiest and
best men must be brought out" ....Colonel
Bob lngersoll has reserved enough from his
Maine campaign TO give New York repuo.
licans talk at the Cooper institute this
evening, and Philadelphia republicans on e
At the Forrest manson Wednesday evening
1.-THE consultations of the democrats over
the temporary deadlock in New York en-
braces such men rs August Belmont, Oswald
Ottendorfer and Controller Green.
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TN BOAT RAcIHe on the Scnuylk,ll, ct
fniladelphia, clos: Saturday, win some
crews Of The q. 8. st0ameF asrfsnrd. M
oogy crew won The rec In 1lsoa,
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TIE PROTESTANT CLERGYMEN In Spain
nave complained to the British legation
about the order of the Spanish minister OF
me Interior =, take doN a religious notices,
placArds, etc. from the outside OF their scnooi
houses and cburcheI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11

EX-Gov. WISE OF Virginia still lies ct the
point OF death. al d has surrendered ali hone
OF recovery. He suffers eXcruciating pain 1t
times, bur be endures IL with marvellous pa.
thence and drmuess- His mind CONTINUES
clear and strong, though he Ia physically 20
weak as 70 be Incapable or the least exer-
ltOu.
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A FAMILY POISONED By EATING TOAD
srooLs-Mr. Flint, Of I'D and Duncan
streets, gathered on Thursday morning
rooms, and ordered them cooked for dinner
They were placed on the table st dir uer, hot
and steeming, Mr.. Flint, his sister, and his
OF them, Mr.. Flint and bis daughter eating
moro heartily than the other members az the
femtly. Not long AFTER dinner al ave were
teken with violent vomiting and other signs
vs. summoncd, and IL Was ascertatnod that
me supposed mushrooms were toAdsfooas,
The proper remedies and restocativeo Wor0
danger. Tho fAthee and daughtGr, Who ate
more freely than the others, were more g.
rioualy a0ected.4{ Losasu(Ie tomMerooi
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EGspsral sieklss u on his way 10 the
United States.

EGsperal siekln u on his way 70 the
United States.
>, Ersllox ssvsr yas taken 70 Savannah
~Ths Chicago coal dealers have reduced
the price Of al Goals my cents Per ton.
~he cadets Of the Virginia Military
InGtatutooa Lexington win whit the OonterS.
NAL On the lst Of October.
n0HQoafter criminals win be exocuta<s
privately in Dallas, Texas, In order 70 NJ
vent public domocalisatton.
ga boy named Donn vas csokad IN
death q Cherry Ridge. Wayne county, Pa.
BY bean, which lodged In his throaf.
s0Mr. Bayaru Taylor has seen svsvv
worlds fer nyer yet hold, and cousfx.
90 the Csntenrlal Exhiodttou TIE MON In.
eerosong md complses Of them eli.
10ne span Of the railroad brfdrs. me
nnn0reo ana eighty 1eot long, Over the Ten
down yesterday.
@U: 2 Clapp, Q VOL Known ma,ufao-
t1rsr oe Nxthe1pt3n Hsss-. being arraten-
81 M sss1lsing vorsmsas pasadsa "Nos
Gneyo vas anofhR 49, evG oeoso
n DEooktn ~ 49,, aSd Irt1a0 evening
IN uB1aL-tz1vua
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THE MAINs ELBCrION.
Quiet Day and Inrxe Hosa.

BosrvN, Sept 1.-THE election ia Maine
Is progressing quietly and earnestly as far
as heard from The weather Is pleasant and
the voting is unusually active A Herald
estimate says advices from different sec
lions OF the state indicate that the total vote
OF the state will reach nearly $4,000.
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In rHR FAMOUS SEARS WILL CASE the
Massachusetts, supreme court decides that
the whole of the tmmeoee estate devolves to
had provided only stated income 70 be paid
him by the trustees, but made no provision
for the ultimate disposal Of the estate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11

The JUMEL LIrIGArioN.-An new suit has
been brought In New York to test the right
OF Nelson Chase 10 Madame Jumel's proper
y. In this case IL 10 the heirs (French) Of
stephen Jumel, who bring the suit In the u.
8. circuit court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS SArUR-
DAY.-Geo. Cavalier, republican, nth Penu-
sylvaDia; y. p. Banks, republican, 5th
Massach usetts; A. 8. Williams, democrat,
LIST Michigan.
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Compa1gm SQufba.

The Burlington Hawkeye announces that
Governor Tildenis about to publish an Illus
trated edition or bis war record.v ....Peter
Cooper claims immense gains In Vermont
over bis last presidential vote. ....Speak-
Ing OF Blue Jeans Williams, an Indiana cor
respondent says that his mouth wa puf On
warm and ran all over the lower part OF his
nee before it set
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Portland.

PORTLAND, Sept. IL AT Il.30 this morn
ing the city STOOD republican $50, democrats
sl3. At noon the vote stood repu olicans l,4I7,
democrats 1.305. Last poll the total vote was
republicans 2,459, democrats 1905, scattering
"A democratic majority of iO7.
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THE COTTON CRoP.-The Norfolk (Va.)
Cotton Exchange reports the condition OF
the cotton crop In thirty North Carolina
and three Virginia counties as In the
main less favorable, there having been too
much rain In many places. Picking has be-
vi the 18th to the 18th Of Septamher.
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MOVEMENTS OF q. s. NAVAL VESSELS
The Alaska was at Funchal, Madeira, Aug.
18th, en- route to Boston. The franklin liz
expected to leave Villeparedu about the 18th
OF September for the United States.
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TIE CASE OF On. HKLNBoLp-H. Il.
delmbold has received the certificates OF
Drs. Thomas Steal and Oliver White, CITY
phyetctAns, declaring that he II In no sense
ineaue. On Monday motion win be made
In the United States Supreme Court 20 70
hia patent medicinn-4M Y. Azpress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11

TIE HAWAIIAN TREATY;-The President
has issued proclamation carrying iato ef-
feet the provisions of the reciprocity treaty
between the Unitet States and the Ssnd.
wien Islands.
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PERsoNAL.-The friends OF Lieutenants
Nicholson assign to 7th cavalry, U. 8.
army and Guest, sons of Captain Nicholson
and Commodore Guest, u. 8. navy, will bs
pleased 10 hear of their rec mt appointment
In the U. 9. army, after having passed q very
satisfactory examination. Both young men
were students Of st. Matthew's Institute, OF
this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11

NEW BONDS FOE OLD.-Thers was with
drawn from the Treasury today 900 q. 8.
6 per cent. bonds held to secure nstlonsl
bank circulation for which ~ per cent bonds
are TO be substituted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11

NAVAL ORDERs.-Assistant Surgeon g. Il
Dickson ordered to the Getty sburg, Goth inst ;
Passed Assistant Papmaster Joseph Foster,
10 duty at the torpedo station, Newport r
I Passed Assistant Paymaster John F. Tar
bell, detached from the Newport torpedo
station, and ordered to the Gettysburg, 10th
inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11

The Boss Still in Custody.
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Previous Dispatches Explained.
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THE FOLLOWING APPOINTMENTS were
made to day In the revenue service: NJ. M.
Slagle, storekeeIer, 7th, North Carolina; J.
b Stipson, do. 5th, Kentucky; F. II. Brsg-
gins, do. 10Th, Pennsylvania; J. NJ Foote,
gauger, I'd North Carolina; NJ. NJ. Sawyer,
do I'd North Carolina, E. NJ. Brown, do %,
GEORGIA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11

ARMY ORDERs.-The leave of absence
granted Lieutenant Colonel N. A. NJ. Dud-
ley, 9th cavalry, from headquarters, depart
ment of Missouri, is extended two months;
leave of absence granted LIST Lieutenant III.
r. Winchester, 9Th cavalry, from head
quarters, department Of Arizona, is extended
i've months; the extension of Captain David
= hOoley's leave OF absence, 18th infantry, is
further extended two months. By applica-
ton I'd Lteutenants W. 7. Howard, battery
ID. and E. z. Gayle, battery F, OF Fl artillery,
will exchange places.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11

road from Plymouth to Centre Harbor is SO
justly distinguished. From the initial posts
at each end Of the route you learn that IL is
II miles from Plymouth to Centre Harbor,
and 15 miles from Centre Harbor to Ply
mouth. Adding mp the miles given on the
intervening posts you find that 1t Is 81 miles
between these points; and II frequently hap
pens that after walking four or I'VE miles
you are confronted with the Information that
that number OF miles has been added instead
OF deducted from the demnttion total. Ma
mouth after riding over with Frank Pierce
from Centre Harbor TO that place. His
death has bean attributed 70 otner causes,
heart, aftsr trying T. master these guide
AMER miles Of Matchmaking We began to
lake the latter SsinS The iudiso nss Fo1
some miles our oourse II along this lake, or
OF Little 6quem. and which IL connected
rows through tree-s6aded meadoWs. The
main 6Quam lake abounds In beautiful
islands and has bold shores and a excW ling
respecss IL il much inner shest OF va .er than
Lake Winnepeeaukee, which has compare
lively nat shores, and Islands rather monot-
or sSs oTs n Tn,nssrsst.ns saa,m lake e out Of
up to the extent Winnepssaukee hSs. but
some day IL viii como to tts rights and BE-
fecoenizeo as me loveliest OF the two.
rates Squam lake from WipnepessukeS -
dtverGed nom the road to ascend the crown
OF the hill TO the left. where . singuiarly e.
iecuve view Of SQuam lake and the m0u0-
more mp and down Walking W come upon
tne brow OF Centre Har bor hiIl, overlooking
ne vinage, and also Lake WIu1spesaukso
4oulton House, Centre Haxbog. O. duGk.
dusty, tired and hungry, ~ with Cur
msmory stosca With pIe11lag - lags ~
his Time while ~ khoW ut Win . ~
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LADIES, CALL,
AlD BRING YOUR BOYS.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-06
LET Us BEWARE OF EMBARRASSING
OUR FRIENDS.

The anti-Radical party in this State ought
to be extremely careful, from this time until
the November election is over, to do nothing
that can in any way embarrass the National
Democratic party.
1t is entirely clear that the success Of the
Democrats in the election of an honest Presi-
dent, and in those State elections which will
lead to and maintain Democratic as
tendency in Congress, is altogether nee
sary to the redemption of louisiana If
Grant. or one of his stripe of haters of the
South, is elected, we may be quite we'll as
sured that the Louisiana usurpers will not
surrender their hold on the State, however
great majority our candidates may have.
With Radical President for another term,
supported by Radical Senate, we might as
well hang up our fddles here in Louisiana
and submit to another four years of annoying
and humiliating thraldom.
We can not work out our own emancipation
and we must have the help of the National
Democratic party. We are bound by our
dearest local interests, by our duty to the
country ct large, and by our obligations to
the party from whose success alone we can
hope for deliverance, to do all we can to pro-
mote that success and to shun all that can in
any manner jeopardize it.
This is duty by which are bound not only
the anti-Radical members of the General AS
sembly, the anti-Radical State Convention,
the City Council, all Democrats in authority,
all Conservative journals, and all representa-
tives of public opinion in every part of the
State.
What is to be avoided will readily occur to
the judicious citizen, officer, speaker OF
writer. A little forbearance in this respect
for few months will produce most excellent
results and can surely do no harm
L. must be remembered that our situation |
in November next will be widely different
from that Of Mississippi in November, 1875. |
On the eve of a national election, the Radicals
are forced by the decent portion of the Repub-
ucans to refrain from tyrannical interference,
but if they succeed in re-electing Grant or a
Radical successor no such restraint will be
needed. 1t must be remembered, too, that
cautious, prudent and circumspect line of
action is that which is hest calculated to Sc
cure the largest anti-Radical majority here q.
home.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-06
a Card.

As there seems to be ap impression pervading
portion OF this community That conduct only the
Auction business and that our Furniture trade is
conducted exclusively through Auction sales. we
beg leave to state for the information Of the genera
public that we conduct the regular Furniture bust
ness in all all its varied branches at our Warerooms
Armory Hall, 81 Camp street. which is entirely dis
connected from Auction Rooms. Our Ware
rooms ara filed to repleton with well selected
stock of the latest styles and designs of Bedroom,
Parlor, Hall and Diningroom SUITS, Office, Cottage
and Kitchen FURNI1 IRE, Knock Down CHAIRS,
BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS, TABLES, WASH
STANDS, etc, in boxes, the better to enable us to
ship them at the lowest rates of freight, We make
our own Spring, Hair and Mess MATTRESSES,
LOUNGES ETC., and Upholster our Parlor SUITS,
according to the de- Tres and tastes of customers
We also keep on hand choice line of French and
German Plate MIRRORS
Our Goods are purchased from the best manufac-
tories both East and West I'd not baiug dependent
on any one factory for supply have the choice
OF all; and to relieve any Doubling Thomas of the
false impress ion that sell none but Auction Fur
niture our books open for his inspection and the
name of the manufacturer at his disposal.
word to the wise is sufficient. Do not be de-
TERED from purchasing your Furniture VIII re you
get it the cheapest.
r. NJ g. B. J. MONTGOMERY,
ArmOry Hall.
d23 I'm 81 Camp street.
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Diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
DR.. G. BEARD, Occulist,
STREET.
Orleans Inflrmary.
Notice.
Once hours from 10 to 81.

HALL NEW HISTRIONICS. Jan. 5, 1876
10 Messrs J n. Abbott, A. II. Brown, G. NJ. Beers
Gourly, g. A. Hero A. II. Murray j. r. Pinne
ger H. B. Russell, J. G. Stewart, Jr, W. W.
Stephen L. I. smith j. G. Turner, W. P. Wins
low, W. r. England, c. s. Weller John Member
Tom Donon. d. Goodwin, Jos. Bein:
You are hereby notified thar in pursuance of the
resolution passed at the last regular meeting OF the
above association TO wit:
Resolved, That ali members who shall be indebted
on the OF January 1876 to this association in the
sum of five (S5) dollars and upwards wi BY virtue
of this notice, and without further action upon the
part Of the association be expelled at that da and
furthermore was it
Resolved That the names of those expelled shall
be published in the daily papers of January s. 1876
our connection with this association ceases from
date Bv order of the club
ja6 ME- w r. LEIRROOK Secretary