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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-09-29
Aleu- Atlrertisemcnta.
AZ Auction!

4 WILL SELL On THE PREMISES IN
4 the City of Hickman, KY, to the high
est bidder, on
Saturday. Oct. Ii, 1876.
at II o'clock, the late residence of Mrs.
Sarah c. Heron.
EsS@ Terms made known on day of sale
c. II. HUBBARD, Executor
Sept Is, 1876. I'd
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Executor.s Nofice-

TINE undersigned has been duly APP
pointed Executor of the late will
and testament of rah c. Heron, de-
ceased, of Fulton county, k. All per
sons indebted to the estate are requested
10 make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same will pre-
sent them for allowance.
C H. HUBBARD, Executor
August 4, 1876. If
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Premiums Awarded by the
Fulton County Fair.


Butter, premium, Mrs W Puckett
certificate, Mrs. Jas. Murphy.
Lard. Mrs. W b. Plummer, prem; Mrs
3. f. Easley, certificate.
Sorghum, J. d. Wade, premium
BlankeI-hHif wool-Mrs. \. IL Scarce,
premium; Mrs. L. White, cert.
Cotton counterpane-Mr r. c. Jack
son, prem; Mrs. Lucy Binfoi i cert.
Half wool countsrpane, Mrs. L. White,
CoverIet, Mrs A Il Scarce, prem; Miss
Mahaia Linsey, certificate
Worsted quilt, Mrs. 10 CLARK, prem;
Miss MahaIa Linsey, certificate.
Patch quilt, Miss MahaIa LInsey, prem;
Mrs. l.. " hite, certificate.
FIy brush. Mrs. c. ). Harper, prem.
Best > yards jenns, Mrs Mat Adams,
premium and certificate.
White Hnsey, Mrs. /. White, remium;
Miss Mahala Linsey, certificate.
Plaid linsey, Mrs G. ) Harper, prem
White flannel. Mrs. L. White, premium
Cotton cloth. Miss Mthuia Linsey, prem
Flax linen. Mrs. l. White, premium
Rag carpeting, Mrs h. White. prem
Mrs X C. Pr,ither, certificate
Hearth rug, Miss Sally Carter, prem.
Sun bonnet, Miss Mahala Liusey, prem.
Calico dress. Miss Winnie Harper,
prem; Miss Helen CLARK, certificate.
In sheep, NJ. u. Johnson took all the
premiums and certificates, and fine lot
OF sheep they were-creditable to TINS OF
any other county in the State
Geldings over years old, Presswood &
Baker. prem; 5 A. Corum, certificate.
In this class were nine entries, and one
of the best rings ever shown at this Far.
Geldings over aud under 4, Billy
Dodds, prem; j. IL. Dodds, certificate.
Riding by boys under IA, Henry Cow
gill. prem; I'll. johnson, certificate.
Fastest pacing J. NJ. Johnson, premi
w L. Alexander, Jr., certificate.
The saddle ponies was deferred TO Sat
urday-owiug to a misundel staudi Il z,
and 10 give all a fair chance.
Honey, Mrs ). A. NoOuan, prem Mrs.
o. ID. Clark, certificate
a home made Balmoral by Mrs c. 3.
Harper, for which no premium was offer
ed, was entitled TO special commentator.
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Do not wait until you are attacked will
Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea Dyseutery or
any relaxed condition of The bowels. but
have Maguire's Benne Plant, constantly
on hand TO meet the emergency. Sold By
- Il Holyombe
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We would like to have the Repub-
lican party show US one act one deed
or anything that can establish the fact
that the party is trying to reconcile
any differences that may exist between
the North aud South We would like
to have them show Us one act or deed
or anything that can establish the fact
ibat the Republican patty desires to
recoaoiIe any fee ing that may exist
between the white aud cUlored race in
the South They never have tried to
make peace They never have tried to
bring about harmony between the
races or between the two sections of
country Troy Press.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-09-29

BUCHANAN & BARNES are now offer
y ing their entire STOCK of new and
Fashionable Goods at prices that please
every body. Call on them if you want
goods at the lowest prices.
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Wanted.

To sell anything have for money, pro
duce, or anything to keep up trade.
auq1I1 s. n WHITE.
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Job WORK.

The COURIER OFFICE is now thoroughly
furnished with new JOB TYPE; also, full
supply of LETTER, NoTE and BILL HEAD
PAPER. CARDS sc and can do work in the
neatest style and Mt city prices.
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Boot and Shoe Shop.
RUDOLPH GLAzIER,

RUDOLPH GLAIIEh,
II EsPECTFULLY informs his friends
X, aud the public generally, that ~
1ss purchased the Shoe and Boot snep ~
the late Henry sohln, and will cen''n s,,
the business at the Old stand. &c 80
urn out as fine, reliable, good A1a o.s III
work rs any shop in liiokmAn. ~ ret.
lbank the public for fair share =
ronage. -----
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A CHANCE,

To make room for Fall Stock, the under
signed win sell any and all kinds of goods
at the lowest figures. Trade is life, and
if you have anything to sell or want to
buy nything, let us have n utual chance
for exchange. 1 will not only sell as
good bargains as any, but will pay as
GOD pricas for any marketable articles.
a,n11 S. n. WHITE.
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The Yonnser Esrnthcrs.

ST PAUL, MINN, Sept % The
Chief Of police OF st Loui~. a mem
Der of the police force nthat city aud
Mr c b Hmm, perintendent of the
United Suites express Company. arriv
ed Ia this city Sunday morning. They
came for the purpose Of establishing
the Identity OF the dead aud wounded
robbers. Alter examining the dead
cody here of the man killed at Made
lla, they without hesitation pronoun
ced It that of Charley Pitts, aud from
photographs they are satisfied that those
killed at Mortified were Bill Chad
wick and Gel Miller. The prisoners
they Identify as Cole Younger, Bob
Younger and Al. Carter, a notorious
Fexes derperado.
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TIME TABLE
EA. T.. "a. Of III.

E&. T.. "a. of HI.
Kentucky Lodge, M $40 Knights Of
Honor-meets every Friday evening at s
clock. X. Z. PRATHER, d.
W. T. FREHz R.
Masonic.
Fulton Lodge, No 100, A F. & a. NJ,
meets the second Monday evening in eve
ry month, at I o clock Officers,
{. y. RANDLE, w NJ.
W. L. McCUTcuEX, Secretary.
H. q. o. r.
Hickman Encampment. No. 81. and Fnl-
ton Lodge, No. 50 1. Q. o. F., meet every
alternate Thursday evening.
Officers of Encampment-R. Levi, c. P.
Jacob Levi. r S.
Officers Subordinate Lodge-R. NJ Nc
theny, y. G.; Jas Warner, r. S.
H. O.. q. e.
Hickman Lodge No. SO, l. o. G. T.,
meets every Tuesday evening. at clock
A b. kISGMAN, w. C. 7.
S n WHITE, W. S.
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CheaB! 6IleaD =!

The rush still continues at Buchanan
Barnes. The bargains they are now
offering never has been beat in Hickman.
They have full line of new and substau-
tial Goods a the lowest prices. Their
motto is they can be beat ia prices.
The Fulton County Fair is in pro
gress. The weather, Tues day, Wednes-
day and Thursday, was beautiful and
pleasant. The exhibitions have been
goOd-perhaps equal to former years,
but the attendance Tuesday and Wednes-
day was small. Thurs lay there was a
very decided improvement aud looked
something like the older days when times
were flush. To-day aud tomorrow there
will be an immense Attendance, business
men and citizens generally having held
back for the last days. Our time OF
going to press precluIes the possibility
Of publishing he full list Of premiums
which next week, will be printed revised
and corrected.
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For Congress-.

We are authorized TO announce the
HON. OSCAR TURNER. of Ballard, as an
INDEPENDENT DENocRATIc candidate for
Congress ia this District, subject to the
decision of the people at the polls in
November.
WE are authorized to announce Judge
L. S. TRIMBLE, as a candi late for Con
gress, subject to the action of a Demo-
cratic Convention should one be held.
We are authorized to announce HON.
A. r. BOONE. of Graves, q candidate
for reelection TO Congress of the United
States, subject TO the wishes of the DEM
ocracy of the District.
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Saloons.
MISCELLANEOUS.


Shoe and BOOtInaker
Cor. Water aud Ohio Streeis-opposite
Paut Warehouse.
A NNOUNCES to this public, which he
n has served ia this line rs years, that
he IS still in the business. ready 70 do
any kind Of work ia the best style. Keeps
the best workmen employed and has IA
store ~ all times variety Of the best
Boots and Shoes made, Of the best mate
rails. angt-H
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The greatest blood purifier, liver invig-
orator and ambitious vegetable purgative
known. is Maguire's Cundurango Bitters
Sold by c. A. Holbombe.
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The indications are favorable for
peace 10 Eastern Europe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-30
FOR SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

In pursianee Of Deed Of Trust gwen by GeorSe
W, EckhMt and wife, dated August 2ith, 1875, and
recorded in The Clerks once for Ohio county, West
virginia, Ia Deed BOOk No. 6, page 6S5, Do, and
RlSo by thO written dIrpcLIouS Of RlrbAn EckhATt,
wife Or said George ". EckhArt, I will, on
WEDNESDAY, the 2oth day Of December, 1876,
sell The following described property, conveyed to
mo by said deed Of trust Tor 80 much thereof n
may DO nsCtNaTy to Pay of the Lens On aid pro-
perry at the lAtp ol the Conveyance above n4medl,
to-TlE Lots NoG. nInO l9) and twenty-five (e21, 10
North Wheeling: also Lots Nos thirty eight tSS)
and twenty.IeyCn (27, thirty.GlE (S6l thlry;seIen
l37l, tWenty.elght (2S), tWSnty.nlnO l9e) thirty
one (0i), thIrty-IWO t3? and thirty-three (SS)I In
North Wheeling.
Said sale will 10 made al tba front door oil the
Court House Tor Ohio county, a. 10 O'clock a: ~,
on tnp following terms: Que third Ot the purchase
money 10 u TuId IN cash, the balance In az,
twelve aud eighteen months, with Interest," del0F-
rel payments 10 IL satisfactorily secured.
y {. Z. SrIFEL, Trustee.
WHEELING, November -, 1916.
In addition To the above, will also Oder for ale
at thGsame time and paee, part Of Lot No. ten (lO)
Oh Main street NORTH Wheeling, (abouL tho one.
third thereof being the same part now occurlti
by Joseph KletEly. : 49, 'T3ln nolo
Tbs a6yIe ale hiss ben postponed until TIL uRs-
la G.si January f'"c. r srfFEL, Trustee.
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The ". l,J PI Il o S'y sS y
.lt' T"TId, A. we'll ~ complete record Of local
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WEEKLY.
n, ,.la, n a4sW'os, po4iISs TtS@L
rc,y .....r.....SI GolsiI uUnih,...:.,',;..u %
W. chm al " +cn'
in Ciuts OF ''''''''''' ~ S.eL
~ CuLS Of Twenty ~ oHO''
'" M an sItIa copy To person getting up Cluo'
" 90 .,oYe prices are lnyariAble; Remit a.
.,.L i" IN DrSits or PostOtfeS Money Orders, and
~ n,ithTT al thssS eau 30 procured semi the
,os,y in a Registered LItcI'
,ur rETEl.II6RNCER will present daily the
Ihh ~, In All departments, from all qlarters o.
he world, A. we'll ~ complete record oil local
event..
,ur WEEKLY printed on Thursday, and can
LhE "a Al The CotintCr, In paid envelopes, ready
", ,n',iinF, 90 sind 4 copy 10 dbieaI frteIidi
S ~ ItLatiStI 9th HttSt from A0HIs
,,sscp Persons desiring to have the
'VI go iy1KLLIaENCER left regularly OF their
Isnt,. In the city and suburbs, oAn b
i s',,JG y leaving their address al Counung
E,, ar by drop letter through the post once.
f., CosTglBUTOR5.-N attention VIII b ~
~ HvE MON Tmous oOmmunIcauon,i every hneio
,"a'i hS accompanied Ey the Writer'reai nat'io
md addfes'
o..,,,.,, ,.tatS tOr W should DO ADDRESSED
ooSns :, HSSSTI y and should In no case 20 az
.,cSet 10 either individual HsnOet u 'n' w" "
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EDUCATIONAL. rg,.au
1876. ,.... L.. 1877.
West Virginia University.
MoRaARToWN, W. va. ~ ~

The Fail Term begins September 4th, with 4
corps Of ten efficient and accomplished profraGu
aud Instructors, with MI the DtpaItments fanny
john ". scott DID,, LII u, acting President
whose large experience, scholarly attAinments, and
recognized ItandlnE ~ en- educator, iuStiHtS the
expectation Of Continued aud Increasing success.
Winter Term begins January .. Spring Torn
beglns March q. For Catalogue or fuller intorma-
tIGn address nc. BEhKELkT, A. NJ,
Au2G-S4W Secretary Of Faculty.
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NOVEMBER

2. Death Of Mrs. Mary Jane Johnston,
mother Of W. ]. Johnston, Of the RegisteT.
3. Accident on B. & o. Road near
Rosebys Rock, by which Washington
Hamilton, the engineer, was killed, and
New-York tribune., 1876-07-19
rxf-FR.rrY RACE.
OTT- DOOR SPORTS.
THE RACE FOR THE QUEENS CTP.
ARRIVAL OF, THE Cou*If

The yacht Countess of Du,iCrin Of the i0yal
Canadian y1cut Club. which arrived here Monday
ui,it wclcicd anchor yesterday morning of Governors
Island and sailed for the aucAorig" on the Newi1iS
Yacht Clubhouse at staplcton, Her dnpcarTncr Is
not unlike that % an American yacht excepting that Size
a. unusually siarp at the bow and has very broad
stern She was recognized by hying th" Eh@li.h ensign
nnd tie yacht cIlb signal and was tie recipient of as
and wIi.flc salutcs from tho Passing vessels. Her
owner Wee Commodore clifford. ead guest, with T. j.
w. Hurst OF the Now-YorE Yacht Club, paid an Informal
visit 10 the clubhouse, at NJ ,dson-ayc and Twenty
scycutst Yesterday afternoon and aiterward visited
other places of Interest.
The original days act for the race Juiy TO- H. an" ~
having passed before the arrival ol the Countess "i
rim, It will he nee, saiy to appoint "hci d'ys. ne
Ncw-NorE Yacht tlub will have u"t'lHS toTh"IfuH
evening when the subject viii prolnby hn brought up
for ds,rssiun and for suggestions :" "o i'gatlH 'n'
or r rarly part ~ next week to drc upon te dat
when the race VIII bc sailed TN. Tll Prnn, DE- curry
In August The Madeleine, owned ~ S'nn" tore ,ict-
osuu of the Brnoklyn Yacht tuh, s ir represent
Yacht of tho NewYork club to compete WIN 1 ne
Countess for the Qnoena cup. anu rs Fle WI
he absent ON ihe cruise Of the Brooklyn Yacht Cihb
from July 20 until August l. the race cannot take place
until after thai time. There Will bc two races uc or
three n nccrs AIRY decide which ~ the Winning yacht
The first race Will be over The rtSt,,9 v" "t .e M NV N1"
York Club: the second outside oi tho HOOK, 20 mrs
To windWard aud return; aud III ease oI ihlid Tue
course Il he determined by lot ne d'u oi the Hlt
Of the cup IL subject 10 conditions which permits amy or
ranilrd vachi club OF any foreign country in chim the
rg OF "a ling a match Tor II with any }aeh OF NOT Jess
tnun 20 nor more than 800 tons measurement giving
tLc light 10 any persons desiring Ia sail tor the
make any match with the Yacht 'iupln "S'sioh VI INC
iy a vote OF the Brooklyn Yacht cub an ihNllaon II
extended 10 Major Clifford Ia ACCOMPANY 1t on lS sum
cruise. II is supposed that ho WI" p' utno 10 nc
cent will 10 spend soir lile Tine ~
making the COunc.s ready for the coming contest alter
her long "Trip from QueGec formal 'rco rcg 10 n m spo.tn
ford and his party but no definite plans hdNo Deeh ar
ranged thus far.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-19
NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1876.

that the privilege existed not much for the protection
the parties Immediately concerned as Tor inc
Of the public service. =. or,5
II was right in this view OF the matter IL W9uu
seem to follow that the privilege cannot br WNc w
either both OF the parties. Indeed, said 7" Ihe %
mittee that would feel at liberty To answer Hel m
questions with your consent. Although nave nay @ y"
opportrnity TO examine authorities on the su1rc,, aIi
sill OF the opinion that the public duty to ireal sum
conversations as confidential and pryieged IL iot re
moved or modified by the consent that should make Iu
answer to the questions If the privilege were mercy
personal IT might waived hut place IL on h'sc,s
grounds / respectfully suggest that the appearance W
the several head ot departments before Coin%luf %
Of Congress testify to conversations between e ls
dent and themselves running through pcriOd o hany
months would almost inevitably lead To the dlsclosne
OF differences uf recollection, and present TO e COUNTY,
an unsecmy conflict which wculd not Willingly po
party Besides. to me that such IN inquiry py
Committee Of Congress tends 10 thc absorption hot o
the complete destruction, Of executive power ard 10 'r
establishment OF 4 purely legislative government t
any view | able TO ttkc IL seems 70 ~
me that duty requires to adhere 10
my announced purpose not Ia answer the qucsIlOiS PV
p6unded To me iy the Committee | beg To remind you
that my opinion on this subject was repeatedly stated 10
YOU and The members of your Cabinet, and, rs under
stand met your and their approval My wlhdrt"a,
nom the Cabinet does not alter or modify my duty Ih
this respect, have my own views lnlcrSoner..ny
change hope will not be recalled by the COMMITTEE
but should Ihey proper to call me again, canhnt
consent at present advised tn testify o Conversations
held President official business VITA SfS''t
>'iN'' ' b. Ii. BRIsTow.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-19
STUMP SPEECHES IN THE SENATE.
FIVE HOURS or POLITICAL DIsCCsS:oN-THE PEEsI-
DENIIAL CANIPAIHN BEGUN II WASHINGTON.

FIVE HOURS or POLITICAL DISCUsS!ON-THR PELSl-
DENIAL CAMPAIGE BEGUN IL WASHINGTON.
lgY IELLGEAIH 10 TnE TkBUsEl
WAsmSGToN, July 1S.-TheTe has never yet been
before the Senate subject upon which political
peeches were not possible but there are tues when
it would seem that politics are out Of Order The de-
livery of funeral Oratious dead associates would
seem TO be an unfit time to discuss the virtues and
sins of political organizations. Ii is hardymore un-
becoming at such time than purely political dis
cussion under cover OF tie River and Harbor AI-
preparation bill. Wha: there is of a political
character in that bill il is impossible to Sec and it is
doubt due to this fact that the bill was not al
luded to to-day during political discussion lasting
more than five hours. The Presidential campaicu
may be said TO have been fairy opened in tic Sen
ate to-day. Mr.. A0rtol and Mr.. Sherman for the
Republicans, and Mr.. MeTrimon and Mr.. Salisbury
fer the Democrats, made speeches to-day That caL
only be known under the general name of "stUmp
speeches" They did not refer in the renOtest de
gree TO any business before the Senate and it cannot
be regarded except with surprise that both parties,
with the appropriation bills, after session
OF nearly eight months, only half disposed Of, and
with the thermometer ranging between ninety and
hundred, are willing TO begin the speeches Of til,
campaign IN Washington at the expense Of the
pubic business. The speeches in general were very
poor though that of Mr.. Morton, wherein lie made
magnificent arraignmcnt Of tie Democratic party,
was particularly effective. lie spoke with great
earneStncss and power, and lis speech was well
digeSied, well arranged, and showed good deal OF
knowledge aud patient work. lie was frequently
eheered IN the galleries. Mr. Sherman also made
good Speech but of course such speeches will not
haS!en the day of adjournment. No progress was
made and no human power can foretcl where or
gTI will la. e.,
carpet Tomorrow, and that may yet last week
more There has never been a time Of greater
uncertainty regarding the business of Congress than
New-York tribune., 1876-07-19
ROUGH WATER AT SARATOGA.
YESTERDAYS RACES POSTPONED.

YESTERDAYS RACES POSTPONED.
THREE CONTESTS ANNOUNCED FOR TO-DAY-DlsAP-
PoISIMENT OF THE PEOPLE IN ATTENDANCE
THE CROWD SMALL COMPARED WITH OTHER
YEARs-ATHLErIC GAMES
SARATOGA, July 1s.-With the rising of the sun
this morning breeze arose from the southwest
which soon ruifled the water in the lake, and by 10
o'clock, the time appointed for tho single scull race
the water was too lumpy to start. Mr. Blakic, the
referee, announced at noon that the races would
come off at o'clock The lake was still rough, but
at 4:30 the wind uled so that notice was sent to
the contestants to be ready for the single scn race
at $50, and the Freshman at G:l5. At D o'clock
brisk breeze sprung mp again, making the lake worse
than before, and notice was given for postpone
ment until tomorrow.
Since sundown the wind has subsided, and at
1890 p. IN. Mr. Baikic, the referee announced that
all the would come of tomorrow, the Unit
versity at 10 a. m., the single scull at 1910, and
the Freshman at 1:30 o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-19
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WA,nsGGoN. Tuesday. July ls. ls76.
The amount ~ subsidiary coin PAID ou' since the pas
sage Of m, ac ro.du Tor The redemption 81 fractional
curr.nr. g.. -II.-i,ggl OF this amount s39O2-J2
was paid out In exchange Tor grccLb1cI=, ani =11-C
O-g A. .rrner fof { s.tioual currency The amount
cf fractional curtur" uuH'autiu- r. !. F'''.l =
g75 - Tie new silver hii provides i,r D. i-'ur o'
~,OIa0uun % silver coin. Adt 90 this -6U'-l-" .'H
.uuo.at of silver coin uDT on haai Hh' '''N - o'e
of STb,uj-,l2o.
The Senate to-day confirmed Nr bliss "a United states
Attorney IN place Of Col. Dyer. In st. l"r's. Iie wa
f.r.uorv assistant under Col Dyer and was reported
f-n,r III. Irisfaly Committee unanimously. Mr.. Fd-
,yr.v Ta,t .rull- Eoth democratic senators FROM ~ '
. ~ k;. ,.p .rr t,.trrII sror .u Ll- favor. and
II WIS promised that &c. would do a. tui Dyer h"l n"'
The measure passed by Congress last week ~
lrg1id 10 ihc Issue . silver coin aud The purchasing
of silver bullion was not uarcly acoucurrcui resolution
a. fsu, ps-ri 10 sulr qtuTrl-, Dat " J'l '''"'
WIN rc'IHlc. dnd VIII d'i"u''7 It''''' '" '!'4''"'
Ul lie PIc.,d ut, u uIucr tnat u may o ''m' |i"'
uii-.au,. r.att mas returned 20 Washington, His
ic.isn.tlon i- not yet accepted hy th' fI'sd IT. WIZ
reference to tr rcI or that h. viii hr retained IN lt
present office. Hr Pgt SAYS u rh '', h'rr lr, ~,
.l,t inst, % VIII u" u''t'-c nc u f'''"''''' "-'
ne own Iug! ,ua Iou O. do 30.
rr President nas -,nel thc act TO arpiopria'r s'o"@
n remove ,nc rcmrins Of Hon. J.. Eunsry "ne' H''
uly..t.r 70 Ecuador. iiOm onto % ihc cemetery Ht
o",'-',"', 40 - n -, M L. C..tto.i ni v-Yrra Alp 'nc
80 To- 'Il mn, lie uoi ,atpd An act &" continue '"c
uuhlc iIinuus.'
The indications to.ucht are that NiIa' H. Dn''A'F ="
of Nr,y.Yors late Supervisor Of Iutcuai Revenue WIZ
r ,.nc,f,l Commissioner ~ Internal Revenue upon
tic a., ..-i,,ut of MI ITtd. a. B, uAo,,-io'l th"'
Thomas Murphy u.g,I bio cIlida "' /" ~ i"'"''
Tlc r.uort that thc Republican EN.ent' COMMITTEE
of Indiana ma, requested JUICE Orth To "itdA" l'oH
,b for . Gogcinpr,Lip Of that stat. and ht'
fed .,-. rI'og Pratt 90 acc N ne I"''''' ''-' N'
yacaI {, IS who'll! devoid 81 lu'h.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-19
WASTE IN THE NAVY.

THE LOSG-ExPEcIED RgfogT on NAVAL AFFAIEs--
UNDECIDED AS TO KoBEsoN-CERIAIN oTIICEEs
RECOMMENDED FOR COURT-N lITIAI
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TgIBuyEl
WASHINGTON, July 1S.-1he House Committee
On Naval Affairs, which has made one of the most
thorough and searching investigations undertaken
~ the present Congress, has adopted, with some
~, n,ouneaiions the report prepared by it's Chairman
MI Whi'thorne, and will submit it TO the House
"i,hih uay OF two. The report itself is very long
ana reviews carefully the volaminous testimony
winch has been taken in every branch of the in
vesngatlon' How impartially this has been done,
rne paohc must decide when the report is published
iniS investigation has been divided under numcr-
Gus heads, On each of which the testimony fills a
volume. The inquiry into the secretarv,s official
acts' and into all circumstances either directly or
remotely connected with them, was pushed to the
extreme; but while carelessness. extravaganza, and
ssresaId to the limitations Of law were discovered,