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, 1876-09-19
HYDE l,4IsK

HYDE IAHk+
The board Of Trustees will mcot tlis after.
noon.
The hotel llop Is this evening.
The Committee who were appointed to or
gantzc tl,e Republican Club In tic First District
will hold private meeting at the Office Of Col.
Thompson this afternoon to consider mattcrs
and decide about thu various things necessary
to such cluh
The Sunday entertainment ut Hyde Park,
which Ii to ho found In tn Its various parks autf
drivcs caused Elk men to feel the enjoyment to
such nn extent tint they were booked in tho po-
1Ice station as drunk and f1lsordorly. Three Of
these werc fined SO cach, and three mora IS
eaelit bcfore Justice Reeso yesterday morning.
rwn wcre fined ST each for shooting on Sunday.
Tic entertainment ut South Chicago was
gfven III tile bills as d cutting a1rny. John
Thompson gnt cut in tho side md thigh. not
Tho cutters, who srere in mixed fight, were
.1olIn Tobey, Jn1ncs Williams, and John King.
They were a.rcsted, and their trial will taku
place io-aay. Tobey aEurcd In shooting a.
iray a9lno time ag lie aGa ewo t, otSrs a.
Henting each with apistol-ball. Tobcy etill car
res tho bull, although It does not sconi to weigh
enough on 'lis mind to keep him cut of scrapes.
Tiu case Of Abraham Klc!nnan, which was to
have been examined into ut O'Clock last cYcn-
Ing before Justice HOrtie, WAS postponed on mo-
tion Of tilo prisoner's counsel, Col. Thompson,
until 8 O'Clock Wednesday morning. Klonnnn
WIS visited by lnrgc number Ut friends ycatcr-
Slr. Creighton WINS 1ittlo easier during yes
terllay, un WIS also visited by lts friends Mt Ills
house. It ia supposed that about 400 carriage
loads OF friends have been to see him since Tho
shooting.
The boulevards wero covered with strangers
of,f1 ri+tyara Rnn1av afterncnn aoma In tha nrct.
, 1876-09-19
|, o, o, F,

PH1LApRLpAA. pa., Sept. 1a.-Thc r. W.
Granl Lodge Of the !. o. o. T. commenced It's
iifty.secoul annual session to-day in Musical
Fund iIall. Yesterday It's officers and members
met ut t4u Irving Ilousa and proceeded In .
body to Christ lrotcstant Episcopal Church,
Second street., aboyp Market, w!,e1e they ut.
tcut.ea .llylno service. T!su salne officers a,u
members of tito Hra,ul Lulgs were escorted To
Musical Fun,l Hall tll!s morning, whcla The i'd
dse.s Ut welcome WIS delivered BY II. ". Gran.l
delegation of Oll.Ftllows, Consisting Vt
resident and visiting members truu, tbs Aus
sueil,Isrtts Encanlpncnt, lave cscs,rtlcd Tie
Grand Ludge to Musical Fund Hull, visiting In
dependence Hall a,ll tho public buildings.
, 1876-09-19
YELLOW FEVER,

SAVANNAH, Sept. 1s.-Ycllow fever inter-
1le,lts Yesterday, 20.
6AvANnAn. Sept. 1S.-1nterments to-lny, ee9
Sp<cta' hsbasch 10 1ns Tribune.
ST. Louis. aio.. sept. lS.-TleTc is q strong
feeling OF sympathy here for tl,c sufferers from
tslc yellow fever seourge In Savannah, aud a
number of private contributions have already
been forwarded to tho stricken city. Last Sat-
urday the Mcrrhants' Exchange appointed 4
committee to solicit MD In money, provisions,
ana medicine. The Committee Ia actively at
wurk, and expect by Tomorrow OF next day to
forward $5,0l0 or sG,0O to Savannah. Tho
railroads leading uut ot The eityin lhat direction
have offered u tFansport any goods which may
le contributed free Of charge.
, 1876-09-19
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Tho attendance at all tho theatres last night
was large, the Adelphl being especially favored.
II tho weather remains good, and the EXPOSE
t!on draws as many people into town as It did
last ycar at this season, tho end of tho week
will probably show comfortable surplus at a'l
tho hox-otsiccs-
The Adelpht Theatre last night offered tho
strongest variety bill that las been seen In CHI
extending until nearly midnight, but not at ait
tircso1ne. The principal now feattre was the
gynluast1c exhibition Of tho Dolssot famiIy In
Ilhl.air. We werc IN error IN stating yesterday
tnt ths %GH aye te H
occur. The children. proved that full could
not hurt them seriously, by turning aonler-
saults from tho high trnpczo to the netting be-
low, arriving safely md expedttiously Ct their
Jnmes Mace in big classlcaf possuring, anil
countless singers and dancers, make up tho re-
nlatnder OF tho entertainment.
Mr.. John T. Raymond renans Ut h1cVicker's
Theatre. His tmEcrapnation Of Col. Sellers Inns
been 30 successful that tho HOW lranlattzation
produced here, us was expected. There Is u
befossu long. 4 letter from III. MeVlcker, who
Ia HOW In New York, brings tho welcome intelli-
geaso that b. as sesssded sc II Purchasing ts
a French play given ut tho Criterion Theatre,
London, last SEASON, by Mr.. Cllnrlcs Wy1llluin,-
aud Scandals Of Yesterday" an6ther play
from the French, which has enjoyed d fair SUI
cess in pagts and London,
Both minstrel companies prescntcd good tElls
last night. luce, Hart, Baker and Doyle, sher-
itlan, and Mack wcrc warmly received at the
Now Chtrago Thcatrc. At naverly's Theatre
the attraction was q now local sketch entitled
''rhe Signi,oarl Demolishcr," which fore.
shadowcd tho trlhu!attons of Mayor Heath at
tho ncxt election. 1t waa not thu best, nor the
worst, thing Ut tho kind ever seen on minstrel
stage.
At Woods Museum stZoe, tho Octoroou
Girl" Is nightly played In rnanncr much more
agreeable than might ba supposed. SoMn lnem
| hers nf tho company at Wootl's-as, for instance
Miss peak-would 10 useful tu h 1nore ambitious
organization.
Afr. J. q. Russell, tho favor[te singer o
Hayerly's Minstre!s. IL to hare . benefit next
trlllny night. 1t is to bo hoped thAt tho atteu!
ance will be large. Mr.. l!lssoll Is IN agreeabl,
performer.
, 1876-09-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
r,~u,,R

Sptrin' Dispo.ch 10 1ne Tribune.
OsHKosA, Wis, Sept. 18-'rhu Congressional
candidates In this, tho Sixth, aIstrict arc busy
figuring up tic probable Status Of tho Conyen-
tiun OIL "Wednesday. Returns ot nil tho Assem-
bly, Conventions are received, mid kttnba1l
clnl1Bs q Delegates On tho Btnrt. Fifteen Rre
allotted to Grinncr. and froili nine to 13 scat-
tcrtnE, with Sawyer lis tho preference. Sawyer
sends wnrd to oil delegates he must not rccclvc
a votc IN thu Convention, and such ls are In.
strhctcd for ht'n arc talking Of W.J. Fisk, of
Brown County.
CA1Hp,
Special nispdfch to The 1rioaHs
CA1nOt ILL, Sept. lS.--TnB Democratic 8enn-
torial Convention so:tlay, ut Joncaboro, nolnl-
natcd 1icllfnnr. Ut unsun, for Senator, and Ag-
new, Of JACKSON, and Obcrly, OF Alexander, for
Representatives, IN tho Genernl Assembly:
Towns at.d Albright refused to withdraw, and
tlle Democrats now have two tickets In tilu iuld,
This will result III tic election Of NIL the Ncpub-
lican candidates without doubt aud the Re-
Publicans arc jub!lant.
wESoNA, I'LL.
Hpecial Dttpatch 10 Iha TFttuNS.
WEsoNA, ILL.,, Sept l8.-iiio Repnblleans ot
Wenona anl vicinity orEanlzed 2 1!ryes and a,t
starts out enthusiastically Mtl, oyer l1o s!gna-
turcs: We work 70 win. Tho Eighth Congress
stUlnl and Twentieth Senatorial DstrIcta nre
sunnd and sure by iInmeuso Republican muiori-
ties.
4 NEW DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER.
LouIsvILLEt ky., sept. 1S.-rhe Daily 1Ssn-
faYornblo prospects. It Is published BY George
+. Docrn j. Co, pruprtetors 0f thu AHttigtr u
tls ctty, mid will be an independent Democratic
journal. Its chief editors aro Georgo Barher
aud f. Polk johnson, well known in tae soull.-
ern niid Western newspaper world.
TIE MAINE ELECTION.
AUGUSTA, Nc, Sept. 18.--Uli!eial returns re-
cciycd ut to Secretary Of Statcs ol!lce from, tho
whole State except nne town anl nix plnEta-
tiups give the total yote Of l85.0Al; Gunner,
75,710; Talbot, Co. Isl; scattering, SD; Conncr'a
majority urcr FAlbot, 1850. Oie hunIirel and
twenty Republican Representatives arc elected
and 20 Democrats. Two not heard from.
DnING 70 INDIANA.
lspectai DispascA 10 The Tribune
Iowa ClrY, lG., Sept. lb.-fllo lion. Aust
indSna to ,h ii! s tssw ~, appointmcnts IN belal
The Republican cnusu. lilo Is III ablc speaker
lie Is II Republican candidate for Congress II
1 Tint district.
, 1876-09-19

she Union to stand. alt tts States n ope Nationa,
The Slate Government ths County Government
mont, mo tho city and Town Government, iii fait!y
AImInlstcrcd by honest men," .
THAT IS WHAT THE nEruBr1cAN sAIs;
and he saya, liow chn Il Be possible that there IL
anx xc9ens ftom esa hst @ o seoDS
san sn' II H. ' ess @ !p @
want L they Ten,,y wnnt that z thy Fsally mesp !
tSsl 1 'oseal' ~ htai .hat f.lt tsssenns, j. .he;s
Si Ssa ssn nst s st efn Il skn
that WY, Democrats, il Republicans can sote
this tiekrt, and 5uu know they nre trne to the
personally in,atosted in good gosernment, n low
taxes, wlion you know they nre al around you,
why 9n ynn skg & 1fn IN ,n1. 1a ~ ~
be forever Defeated -Iosng election Astcr election
and mt winning onc' (Laughter. ,,.
raIgn q lso+. mi! sleaking of tho Democrats
sn'd, lyon wrnt Into the campaign snortins. md
ng @.a qrnx 'teans sna End
d" do l. il md soa sot beat." iLaugatef and ap:
q tic 1908 campaign he eald: "The Dem
ocrhs tonk Seymour. 4 very considerable statcs.
man very sble man, tho gorernqs : o. Nsw io,s es
Grant The Democrats said Of Seymour: Herds
man wlIo ia a statcsuan, that Will tnlc the Coy.
m p .n w aa n9s os 'p prst9 ea tSe e
invitation. We told tho Democrats then to quit
theiE nontente, to ssvo th9 campaign sxpenses. 70
ians. day after day. ind tave tho Ink spread 81
over tho conntry through their puctllc and feeble
VIC wnsp a s h. eeon s ys' es oye9 ss,moa4 #
VIVA bcat and tl,a Democracy
wAH rLuMM1xED AGAIN."
OF ihc urucIcy Grant campaign, 1879, he said:
.nnd, and i paor iia sia MStaea was aoieatc3; .eds
We tolti them not 10 do ii; wc told them to vote
rur ticket; wc told them to save their labor and
he5 ns2 hat ,ey hadn't n tho TG
o.. @ No II; hsfd ;hssded, Tsw.boned, iii: mock.
Ss!p @ Nv ssy@thay wcnid 3e ] icy piea.sa @ aush:
to. What can We DO With You Dsmocrassi II you
woat ,en t. SG vent h sessi % ito to
and applause And here yon are In 1s7e. lnst
s a hs ,oa nsn 'o" md old a.4Gs 10. wanting yane
totes. s 't5 ot ihc he ola bcmocrats, the Old moss.
backed. htskoty -ba1bea ,,IH neHmocssts, . haye A.
w!ll have to let them have their own aoviiisl way
;ssas 10 s e.2s5ai S1s R sss i
essts s fly ha III TIT she2 duty NV snd
Bucks and salt on thcis hals, but wo have mover
been ab1c to coax the old devil out Of them. j.
And now, Democrats, Twill do fe!r thing by you.
oil ncfghbor, tell you once more before you die,
once more before Tic campaign is over, ftolI you
our rouR nEvtL1s11 NONSENSE.
Stop right nn now and cong md vote our ticket.
and emil thEs foullshneas. You cannot saY to me
onsa as tss I'D pn not
[l.auGhttr.l For 10 ycats have tried 10 advise
, 1876-09-19
BASEBALL.
Gptcfq} DJspgtcA 10 Jhs JfjtunA

: - pUecEUs 0tsUusCH 70 171a 9s'0"7sF
Bosros, Sept. l6.-The boston nine Of Inst
year plnycd agalnst picked ninc selected from,
tllu present Ch!cago aud Boston tcatns, and
wcre defeated by scoro Of Is to Z. The
grounds wcre lcavy, and tho earne Was p!ayet
during rain. Only seven innings could bo I'm
ished, on account Of tho Whites belng obliged
~ take an curly traln for Syracuse. Hurry
Wright unplrc.l Tho gnnle.
Sgtctai Dispaica 10 7As 1staans.
M1NNBAFo1.ls, hltnn., Sept. l8.-In game Of
baseball botwcun tho Marshalls, Of Mlrshnll-
to-Iay, tile scnra stontl to 0 Iii fayor Ut the
Hluo HtoeklngB. Six Innings only were played,
owing to tho ruin. Tho Marshalls aro chalnplona
uf IuWa.
, 1876-09-19
MEISSONNIEK.


The chief interest Of roiasy fsays Lucy
Hooper in d Paris letter to the New York
ForId) lies III tic fact tlmt 1t is tho present
abtding-p!aco OF Mcissounier. The king Of
modern French art resides in spacious Inar1-
sion erected In tho midst Of wtdo-sprcading
grounds tl,at oncc formed part Of tho dotnains
Of the ancient Abbey OF Potssy, long since de-
atroyed, tho only ycstsgo remaining Of It's
ancient grandeur being tile stately trees tl'at
now sl.ado tho home Of Alctssonntcr, and the
antique and 1nassIvc gateway with It's pepper
box shapod turrcta that fronts On tho formal
village street, with tho rnicn Of some grand
old knight in nrmor In tho midst Of q limo Of
frcshiy-enltstcd conscrlpts Of to-lay. Part Of
the grounds Of tho hfclssonnicr villa once
formed portion OF M oraugcry attached to The
cl,ateau Of Nine. Dubarry, when that naughty
but winsomo lady possessed cllateaus by
tno scorc. Tho house is modern, and
su1nptuously Furnished, all with ail.
saeus aaS 1atn5 ao ,rcpS pSfsss sono 'tS asansa Ss o
tho house, ia tho sccno OF the great artists
ceaux, llas just been flushed; In fact, It Ia 80
far completed tint tue papering OF the prineipa!
rooms las been teE1ntnatea aud yet It will not not
ycars to CONS, it Ia said, owing to Ills deternna.
tion to furnish it, like Ills Polssy nanston, with
antique furniture throughout. 10 give some
idea Of Ills Intonttona respecting tlIo lnturiol
decorations, tho fact that one Of tho chimney;
pieces n1one Is to cost $50, Geo franrs $3.50, COY
inay be mentioned. Two lite-aizea male
figures In marble, after wax nludc1s executed
by MelssOnnlcr, aro to support an cntab!!aturo
which Is to be q painting in oils, also ~
himself. Tho valio OF this painting Is probably
included in tho estimate; but, Mt all events
| Ii the house Is to bo Furnished In accordangt
With tho Btylo Of the clliInney-ptece, 1t wi
take years of time mud millions Of france t
complete it. Tho atistoerats Ut Potssy, tlt1
representatives Ut the old Lce,tt1ntst fasliiic!
that still reside In the nelghboshood. nre lnuel
exercised respecting tho homage md attention
that arc bestowed upon tho great painter
TlIcse members Ut q race apart, they cling pcr
tnaclously to tile traditions Ut an obao1cte past
that still Gull the Place do 10 Concordo tho Plac
Louis XIV, that never stylo tho M+franc picco I
Napoleon hut always q Louis, and that tleyc
designated tho Empress Eugcnie otherwise thal
| US Madame Bounpartc, arG scandallzca at th
| llonnrs bestowed upon him by strangers in p!r
ucular. Ono Ut tGs class In conversation Will
MI American gentleman mentioned Alclsso'ln!c
with superb scor,l, then spoke With reyerent Gu
th11siasln Of certain Count who resided In th
ne1ghbur!loud, and whose claims to distinction
appeared to consist Of tho fact that he wills liy
fiji III caatcnl which had been founded BY Ill
| ancestors full 500 yenrs lgp.
, 1876-09-19
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW YoxK, Sept. .18-Arrlyed, steamer spa!a,
frum liverpool.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Sept l6.-AYrIyod, steam.
ahip Pennsylvania, from Liverpool.
Farther polNr, Sept. la.-8tcamsh[p Wal
dens[an, from tllasgow, has arrived.
New Yos aa ss o 1e bsga
arrived out.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 1e.-Arrl7ed, steamer
August Audre, FROM Antwerp.
, 1876-09-19
SUICIDE.
oUTLIUt.
6p<ctal NttafcA 10 7ns 7rttanA.

6pfc4aI NiF0tck 70 7h6 7H6uNA
6rRlHorIELp. ILL.,, Sept IA German, an
entire strangcr, susctdcd at RYerton, near here,
early th!s morning, BY Jumping from the rall-
,oad bridge into tho river. f1c haa previously
.sted t. sflt,nt himself.
Special Dfspaseh to 3hs Tribune.
DANvILLE, ILL.,, sept. l5.--john fioltz, =
prominent farmer living near Eugene, Ind, q
% Railruad, committed suicide at o'clock this
ittefnoon BY hanging himself iu bis burn.
, 1876-09-19
A PROUD RECORD.
Democratic Charges Against
Republican Administrn-
ton Answered.
The Finanoiering Of Republican and
Democratic Administrations
Compared.
Tho Public Debt in Eleven Years Reduced
$G5G,992, s46.-An Average Annual
Reduction Of Expenses Of
$23,649,9G5.
Comparative Losses by De-
falcation Since George
Washington.
Loss under Democratic Administrations,
B5.17 per 81, 600; under Republic
an Administrations, B0.57.
The Credit Of tho United States under
Republican Administrations ut Par
Throughout the World;
Which Was Very Ear from Being the
Case under Democratic Ad.
nllnistratious.
Loss under Democratic Administrations,
B5.17 per 81, 600; under Republic
an Administrations, B0.57.
The Credit Of tho United States unler
Republican Administrations ut Par
Throughout the World;
Which Was Very Ear from Being the
Case under Democratic Ad.
nlinistrations.

ann onANa " ."H .. na."c N"A'AA
p,,o, rFgss RI ~ dM,eTG'o m Gi, G.is, 'n sn,od
r,t'ey ra.;orsis iss rrl, nna ,nH5ntsln ttc
rsats natiSna hono1. pa''e e'f" anu '"' '
o. h., ts. nssn ro so th gSe II r. @ tho
no nx n N asGess rs, hT wtoa'
my a., 5yssetS X 9ssss wv y
1sS:f :rha,e /, no rox,1 rona ,or povc ro,ncnt moro
than tor a. tn'yaat M q ., estporston @ whst yos a
iva within vi 'e yonr ~ ineame' ,yo,sii riys ali thc
iegardcmain II iinsnce aid a,nncier'ngIl would
fISs%c % w;,hin Your ;ncomc"" VI "'o' "''"1''
Ths reforni viii he rcsI.tra at every scn. but II
9:f 5s sis:,sd md
,v,so annnco" a." ti,s tnsoms With thn ii }omis
hc hns, ~ rsnfrc l. rcncon az
tic exrcnscs OF tho Government baiow its fncun,e;
iof taat inpotas no nnw chara9 IN tHo netp,e' IL,
coninetsd III 10 nerioi of fa,iinr revenues obiiro
III to supplement tho results OF economics and
tsSnSiMonts bS hone fefo't 10 'oans' "e shoao
Thofc Il no nccromancv in tho opcrat,ous Of
government. The homely nn1irna. of every day
so ste tne 9ees stananfas o, ~ eonauS aont.
incon,e' yet be- secn eyrry tay spentling ali he
coatd 'ay Ais hands On In Fotuua living, would lose
~ ~ et 'os n } mo r,ni ~
oftlceholdcrr hare been stonily lncrcaaet. beyond
any, rqAsbie te1u'rement Of The public business;
soti"n ~ ,s nc fnn,s Iran In hiri, nIaces or
power to Tic inweat, hayo ovetsprcad tho whole
seEyice like a loprGsy. .,.. II.
d.hnnor. in nrdcf to ~" snyn ,nterest On #. raxan
promises, w!lfch It still compel. prlvatc dealers tu
hasse!t a. net.'ens i i par. , IMc n,scsa na;.'
or thu pulllic icbt, a},H oo tl bear Interest," at d
por cent In gold nnd $71n, 0n0, COO at FOR cent
, 1876-09-19
FIN hhClAl, ,

6p9t1W WIpdEtH 10 7H4 I!79THd.
SfRs.dFlELp, ILL.,, sept. 15.-Pett&ion In vol
untary bankruptcy was to-day lied by George
Ftshback; merchant and xoolen factor Of Car
llnyllle, Liabilities heavy. Notice 10 given to-
day Of the bankruptcy OF 4. N. Berg, Of the
ses store Of this Ity, In the United States Court
with ". G. Johns as Assignee. His ussets will
amount Of which are large, but fully known.
, 1876-09-19

orr ttd ia.
creased s1,c Iron lro1 stne''!lo, ~ ~ 10y, 10 ez1esoe
~. u lsso; sna @ tl'at, WIN tho single exception
nrfag.sr IN EACH YEAR.
T., ,..>,.r,.f,,,, ~ VI, i,,ro,., f,r t1,t ,o,,
-" vSpana .,' .,..,,., -. . ,."a..,, .
or rather for tue unusually hcavy reduction OF
1871, It should be remembered that, In 1S52 the
Government received from the sale Of surplus |
orn,s nu,] frn,n thc sa,r of condemned nrnn- !
49,. w .,,,o,rt ~ nh<,,,t sin nm nm ,rhioh
ett3' ~. a''o""I -. "oo.'s S'o'o'V'ooo' "'se''
Under the low as 1t ticn atooa' was cfcaltea to
amount Of money returned to tho. Treasury, |
,rht,.h having onro hrcn charged as nm cxncntlt.
turc, % but % bsiug @ returned, was crcdited back,
thereby reducing tho expenditures OF TINT year
'y s'ass ;'s :S :Ss p..;nFe Of tho nc. ., May g. ,s
t,,c nrnccc,,s NJ the amin of sncl old u,atcrtal
Nv p.o.~ y. sAe s.u nv, ., ~
the reported cxncuses Of tbs Government since
that flo.o nnncnr larger thnn t',cv would Ind |
continued ny the amount OF such sales. ..
years, 6y n the aI erpendiares d rcporss 'S'
AN AVERAGE ANNUAL. REDUCTION OF G1-
rENsEs or $223,H1O,0D5;
and tho ernc,,scs 5or mi; nr,. icss than 1904 nv
ssrs sna III, R ~ A0'' 's'S '''" 10' -
S-9'o.ylo.p. T9 s ,, Ao.,, .,.1 L., II, A.. ,,, |
lne aecFeasc nas 1ce!l Hlaae III q! tho ciusst-
Indians, nnd civil and miscellaneous. Or these
there i'as been an increase, OH acconnt OF pen
Aions uf $l915o Qi3; OIL account of Indians, OF |
Sc Tlu I'M: and Of civil and 1niscellnncolls Of
$2j00l, ,41a.
,uo" t. ~ ~ ~. ast,Iv nrI s,,wrdmns sal o,1,r
a,,ns ~ ta,.sao.s thnt ~ ~ 1nan "ynamsns
from rencaed l.sturbanccs on tho froutIrr, an{l
crao. sS ~ s'a'' ~
Tin tIc,stis af in
rxrMptsR S 1s IT. qnp ~ t.,o,rr M ctvu. AND MIS-.
cELLANRous EXPENDITURES
ato set forth IN the accompanying tablc. hota-
Py Pey,ss aeng II gaa ae% n ffs: tfsnknr pveae 100
sgsndoned propsfty... = .~.......;... r w 1000, ,oss
| DchcrnciGs IN ilostnl revenues arising
nfinclpasly from 5eopehing tae NAL.
routes and post-ol!ces In tic Southern
htatta.....:. :.:..........:.......-. 4,n1a' nau
International Exhibition. le1u........ aoo' aaf
e9ncfessaghai ctesn e1pensss ~ on aceo1ht n VI
berss .' ~ osAaIee' a'su 487. 7s4
Increased expenses of COURTS ar!sing
of cnarts In States latcy In Rebellion J. 65, 18o
tncrcnsc Of expenditures in ps!nttng
notes. mostly to replace tho Old and -,
mntllatcd Issues. l,o64.l47
l,sn ~ she 19n
cncninr n ia snmsharns a%1 sS nrts r. mi MI tfc
abnll,ion Of the mo!cty systom.. .... !, 1884 400
Increased icbentnres on dFawmckH,-
st sttrtetly sneakzintx zat:: nnt an exrenatars
,mpnste's r' 81 mon;ys ~, ItMl,a previously m paiH
2x " "ens ~ ans;" ~ tas onn III ~ MtGn
n0fiaiioa liz uu Of thc mc1clanIlss. @ tao O. 1o EOS
| 1ncraarcd cxpcnGt,rcs for ltrhtAouscs.
e!ssfy sS1F ts fSsfasn psSs ssas
s ssT M ss eoantSy S ns5sisa sp snpfpEss y su
eos!$y ss;!sF largely ''' the ass'a' growth Of the
tton t, s ane ecsen yrari o peace, ss sre
Thirteen finrs thr amount of lin icrai.trnlrr
notcs anil that fD,1r times their a,It3,1tnt hnye
, 1876-09-19
(|Val'ii '['lllllVl
Of ton years. growth cured BY
DR.. 'RADWAY'S REMEDIES,
lhnvO hna nm Ovarian Tnn0r In tho OvnrIts
mud noaYelN for Ten Yenrx.

nhF0 hhd m OVARIAN TntuOr In tho UfaEIes
aud Bowels for Ten Yenrx.
ANN Anhoht DcG. FL, ta7h.-pg. HAnWAr. Ths
0thcrs may be- benchtcd. make this atatC!ant.
have Ind OYRran Tulur In tAu OYarjet and hoF'
els for ten ycaEs. tried tho best pyscians af tah
p!acD without any henett It was growing nt sachf
ttaltY that could NOT haye liytl much IunKrr )
friend Of nlhe n4uGgl le to tky KadwayS !srnIea1a
aa aat uc fat in them. but anny. after auta
purchased sIx bottles Of tho letolyent two boketoi
tho PILLS, and two bott1SA Of thu lellsf. usc4 thru
Without any appatrnt benefit. teteFinlnrd tu peEts.
yero, HaGl tWc!fs Dru bots!et Ut thB Hesoly
Of tile lsetf aud two b0xes Of tAs FllA ucfofa th'3
wgrc gona lad lost twHnty y-iyc pounds. ...,
cohtinucd 10 usc tfls met!ctnt until wAs 9uto FL
VA. eattre'y cured so9k tle nedte!ne aooa ;I. ~
il ali tnok three 9zeh bottles OF ee 1csoyenl, Gs
bpitles 1sc!ies, aud sIx box xea OF thn l!lA. ,,,,
feel porfvety we'll and my heart II full 9f Rraoas
.and yois wonderful mca!cine, fcci deeply lodebtS4
and iny prayer IL that It ay bu inuchof bErHlnS
to otsas sas ~ 4 as been to "e' stns E. c. upISs
atr1. I!Sina, who makes ths .Sovs ccFsl ldeats.
pcTG0n for wham requested yuu to send uedfins y y
Of mc, With to exception Of what was sent y ker =!
you, may asy that hcE statement corrcGt withoats
DrugEtst and Ghemias, Ann Arbor. Ateh;, X,
THIS may certify that Mrs. pthbln1 vino niakes ~
edy and unltntaDIy correct. 4 ny ono who knows A1
o'po'HsSt tTnna ms ~ Asf HEyJ D. COCKER
MANY il. FONU,
u, D.. puND.
, 1876-09-19

COAL.
Nav YoEE, Sept, l8,-The Delaware Coal
Company will sell 10000 .tons OF coAl On
"Wednesday the 27th inst.
, 1876-09-19

It will be seen, by reference to an ncioscd stosc-
rncnt, that such Losses have attended every Als
,nintstratton OF The Government F!nco It's Or
ganIzatlon, aggscguthr, to June ~, ts15. thu
si,0tk 10 tho atnou1,t involved heIng IN tic re-
Anrrlirn Aflruinlaf rat1,ss as flllnX*.
, 1876-09-19
FEVER and AGUE,

Fcvsr and AYue cured for ifty cents. Tho.o |, net
aEue. and al other !naaFIou1 htoua scarlet ypheT
yglGw aad other feycrs {a!deI by ltadways flia !;
Sold by DrusEiss. ''' 1S'"s