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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-02
NOTICES.

A nice line Of birdcages, at Swiney
4 Sargents.
The Chicago scraper, at Swiney q
Sargent's.
Girl wanted to do general house.
work. Mrs. G. D. MEAD
H. Is. Dodge has just received a
largo stock Of grass seed.
New lot of ladies shoes in styles to
suit the fall trade, at B. F. Owen Il
Co.'S.
Goods delivered free Of charge to
any part of the village, by b. F. Owen
Il Co.
IL. Ii. Stowe will sell you barrel
Of extra aclite winter wheat -four, for
1925. Try it.
u. D. Twitchell will pay Is to 10
cents for good unwashed wool washed
g and OF, at f. II. Clay's. If
Send ia your orders to b. f. Owen
II o., FOR groceries. They have new
arrival Of that forty cent tea
All accounts of more than thirty
days standing must be settled at once, to
save costs. n. F. RIDER, Druggist.
Fresh oysters delivered at any part
of the village. free of charge. on leaving
orders at the saloon of. Il. Nash e Co.
Soda and Saratoga water, oranges,
lemons, cocoaputs, pine apples, and all
kinds of dried fruit Ice cream every
afternoon aud evening. at John g, Man
ney's. Il
Boys! buy your powder, shot and
caps at DR., Plumleys drug store. Also
Tor sale two new breech loading shot guns
Warranted the best Post Office Block
Middlebury. VT 22m2
--HNrangea or Seven Banks, the best
known remedy for gravel. diseases OF
the liver, Kidneys and rheumatism For
sale only at DR.. Piumley's drugstore,
next the post office. 22m3
The Dress Hitch.back meets want
long felt. They arc worn altogether III
The city. One set answers for every suit
No more tears from pins or breaking Of
,apes Their use will contribute to
.,racr comfort and convenience. Try
hem Tell your neighbors to try them.
This indispensable article can he found at
Mrs. f. j. Martins. She is sole agent
for Addison County, Price twenty-five
cents. 2ow2
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Thursday morning, as the mail train
south came between Charlotte and Ferris.
burgh, journal on tho tender broke and
ono wheel went under the train, throwing
two baggage and four passenger cars. in.
Guiding two palace coaches from the track,
and tho two baggage cars went down the
embaDkment and one was turned over
and smashed to pieces. The baggage
master was out Of the car and escaped.
The express messenger in the Boston car,
F. A. Kemp, went down in the debris,
but miraculously escaped injury. Con.
ductor Ed. Foss was on the platform of
the front passenger car, and when it was
crushed up, Mr.. Foss jumped off down
the bank, and received severe spraiu of
his leg The cars ran about seventy
rods after being thrown off the track be.
fore they came to stand still. The track
was cleared for the evening trains.
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ADDISON.

-AIessrs II NJ. Brysbt, Il. NJ.
Clapp and others, spoke upon the sub.
jeo: Of temperance Mt Addison, on
Wednesday evening
Rev. j. l.. Slason, the Alelhodist
minister at West Addison, preached
very effective discourse at The camp.
meeting, last Saturday evening.
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VERGENNES

--fhe Ysrmouier of this week contain.
a letter from w. A Sheriff.. who was
nominated for senator on the Democratic
ticket, de'l'uing tho nomination and sug
costing his ntire laca Of sympathy with
the Democratic party, and his intention
TO vote the Republican ticket
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-02
EERRISRURGU

An enthusiastic Hayes and Wheeler
meeting was held at Ferrisburgh Center
Thursday evening. The torchllght pro.
cession was a 6ne one, and made a mag.
niHcent appearance to those Viewing Il
From the passing train.
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SALISBURY

Rev. Wells II. Utley is preaching
very aeceptably to a church in Pontiac,
Mich.
The Lake Danmoro House boarders
are beginning to thin out by the dcpar.
tuIe Of some to their homes.
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RlI'TON

u Il, Stlpleton aud z. T.. Burke,
Esq addressed Democratic meeting at
Ripton on Wednesday evening.
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Miss Flora Gibbs, nieco OF Mr. L.
Bailey, has gone to Css,lcto1 10 attend
the normal school.
--Dea. Sheldon Smith, enc Of the sol.
idcst men Of Bridport, has lately pur.
chased new carriage This il opntcu.
NAL year
--Aikens pucai owns over eleven
hundred acres Of land, and is one of the
largest landholders IN Bridpcrt His
oldest boy, Willie, twelve years Of age,
did all the moving this year, four or five
hundred acres Look out for that boy
He will be man one of these days.
This is the family from which six chill.
dron were buried nearly ut the same
time, several years since The disease
was dirhthcria.
- Corpora! Barton alil has in his pos.
session tho minnie ball, ragged and fiat.
tened, which came down upon him. tear
ing his clothes and singing him sharply
as he lay before Petersburgh He owns
the beautiful farm Of enc hundred and
City acres, Gu which The late Daniel FL.
dredgc and family lived and died. It is
the reward of faithful service and sup.
port rendered by Mr. Barton and wife,
during the last few years to Mr., Eldrcdgc
and family fhc good soldier makes q
good citizen
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Railroad Smash-up.

A TRAIN WRECKED NEAR CHARLOTTE.
Six Cans OPP THE TRACK AND TWO
THROWN DOWN AN EMDANKMENT.-No
LIVES LOST, AND ONLY ONE MUCH HURT.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

MAILS ARRIVE.
From Ripton, Granville, Hancock,
East Middlebury, Cornwall. West
Cornwall and Bridport 9.Ov A. M.
WAY mail from north $50 A. NJ.
New York, Rutland and Albany. 700 A. NJ.
New York, 3'i5 r. NJ
Way mail from south, J'lo r. NJ
MAILS ClOsF.
Wov mil going south 9:20 A. NJ.
north, 3,l5 P. NJ.
Mails for Ripton, Granville, Han.
cock, East Mddlebury, Cornwall
West Cornwall and Bridport $40 r N.
Closed mail for Boston and Rutland. $40 2, NJ.
Closed mail for N. York, Albany,
Boston and Rutland, $500 T. Nj.
A. 5. TRACY, P. NJ.
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BECKIvITH y co.
FNOR SALE.

+ VN NhIT,
L Tho house and lot owned and occupied by
Dr.. y. D. Ross 10 East Middlebury. The lot
contains between three and four acres of land In
a high state Of cultivation. Seventy-dye young
and thrifty apple trees, pears, plums and small
fruit In abundance for any family. The house
contains ten rooms sll In good repair. Water Ia
house sni barn. Possession given Immediately,
". D. ROSE
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LAST GRAND RALLY

REPUBLICANS OF MIDDLEBURY
and other towns previous to the coming
STATE ELECTION
A Y MIDI L E B U R Y
MONDAY Eve. SErr. I
EXERCIsRs.
ADDRESSES,
PORCH LIGHT PROCESSION
and LAMENTATIONS
Let this be Il Grand Success !!
Every Republican in the county is
earnestly requested to be present and
participate in the exercises. Adjoining
town are requested to form horse compa'
MES and be present.
Middlebury, Aug. 81, lo76.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-02

Mr. christopher O'COnnor, who lives
near tho paper-mil bridge, the other
morning discovered rare and curious
animal upon the bank Of tho river, lying
quietly asleep, Laborlng under great
mental excitement he seized his gun and
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-02

The best plated spoons AMI Forks are those
Silver Plated hoavlet On the parta whore neees-
sarily tie most wear comes, and bearing the
Trade Mark
l547-ROGi BROlHERS-XH.
n. q. Thi' gfeat Improvement In Sllyer.pa
ted Spoons aal iarks is applied alike to each
grade Of plaie A l. 8 and L. o., as ordered. The
Process and machinery for manufacturing these
goods arc patented Tho RAin or STANDARD
Plate" made by ths company f. stamped A l..
simply, and is plated % per c"ut. heavier than
the ordinary market STANDARD
~ f.r4t Premiums awarded stHll hairs where
exhibited. from Worlds fair 81 iel2 h. american
Institute Fair, 1874, inclusive 5lmG
Sold in MidileburY by IL. W. BREWSTER.
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BRTDPORJ

Miss Flora Gibbs, nicco OF Mr.. I.
Bailey. has gone to Css,lclou 10 attend
the normal school
, 1876-09-07
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 2,

officers. At least onc Of tho latter opposes tho
publication Tho statement y M attack upon
Gen. Drtsion and Bluford Wilson. It holds
BrIstow responsible. for all Wilson'S acts. u
President l,as spoken, and II pretcnIs that
Hrtstow understood und approved The consplr-
acy.
n fad Tftffrn Assetfdtsd FfsS&
WAsnlN0rox, D. G., Sept: t.--The Secretary
Of the Treasury has called far tho redemption
Of s,D,0D,ooO ot $50 bonds Of 1865, May and
November, upon which tho Interest will ccnse
On tho 9th OF December. Three mllioue ara
registered. md *7,o9 COY Soar9n ben,ls as FL.
both inclusive; stoD, Mos. ISL 10 2,5op, both tn
elnsirei *S@, Nos. aSi 70 'oos gosh iuc1u:
siye; sls Nos, Dl to aso, both inclusive;
500. Nos. 3i to G5u, both inclusive. $500. Nos.
bUl 10 |, ,050, both Inclusive; 2l,0W, Nos. Dl to
1850, both inclusive; $Sf00, Nos, 1,10t TO $50,
both Inclusive; Slo0o, Nos. Isl to = 1Q0, both
inclusive.
NEW YonK, Sept 6-The sym!!ente having
charge q tue United States ~ .'er cent bond
negotiation authorize tho StNtamcnt TINT Gha
total applications for the ~ per cent bonds,
hero anil in Europe, amountcd to ciute on to
$11fkNJD0u
, 1876-09-07

e,u,r.oo aort r-Fnr ,nc 7 havo fc1t in.
eh!uAoo, oe,'t' ~" Wv, ,e,"sI1 n",o ..ls ~.
c|'ned to question he risht anu pfoprtety of on,
months OF their weekly alds to restrain us SIM
mr., fron tbo wavs TINT are dark and tlo
.s,,,. us t,,a* aro u.,v ;; II.vt,v heen rcc7,lor
Tricks that arc Vaan, 4iaflu9 ueen tesatas
attendant at MaVtcker'a, pses'ded ever by frQt.
Swing, I felt h'a long absence very heavily. But
Ten e sstornee ana fa. s ms-,scS
olssou,se y. -. hs. sa'ua a,,a, lTs e.,.,psa w.,
oncllca TO h's Two months aosenee. "nas
grand discourse It Vast know tat ! sat IN
antrnuccd listener to the words Of wisdom aud
trn.,, lint fe,l in .,,el, neurly dropa from tbs
,,.' s.e'.' ~ 49, ~. ,.s,,1,.s,I ,,,p,,
hps o1 Tut "ohuef!"! p'a"' ~.
He showed tint however moeh tne ao,o
ac,cntlsts Of the uga had lone to make peonlo
.skop,,ca,, and even uuboi,cyln4, that still ths
inau,irlur, honest mind would return At tIlnos
to the true beIet-tha eetlet III I'LL lhanlse' ON.
n!seient. and loving Creator. . and hs arGueHa H
that those nteryals Of luu boliot were worth al "
the Purltan's long lifV Of wavcrlng iaitl, ln
Deity. But the sermon, was trne "feast OF
, 1876-09-07
MICHIGAN MILLERs.

A6$ftQ{ ffBOffh 3$tbuH$.
oa,rn Tsp,ns. Mirhs Sont. G--Thc Alichi.
o,n M;,t..., As.ns',s,,on hall a ,nocial set,fon
sn. A'"'e.o @e'eesI Nv" ..EI.., - o. -
III this city to-day which was httended ny ~ OF
~ mlllcrs, representing firms that own and con-
troll TN runs Of stono In The State. Tic Prcst
,'nn+ 7 n i1ays ~ ,stro,t, orcnr,c,l tho chair,
nS y, 1880, 80 ~ Sa,,os,n ~ ,har int.,.ion II,
lhey aaopseA tac toao"u'H ~ theaE 'a'eane" y. "a
rchlst!ng tue c'ai1ne oi patent connla''ants IL
refers to tho matter Of uang atnt1dling-
N+soired That the President Of This Assoc!ntinn
appo!nt committee Of throa mo.i,f,crs 10 whom all
nienhers, Or Trims Of which mcess 70 parsinss
and that this eonmteG Saai & nafe da =. an
anthot 70 T. M sss,s a. nr,wfMi nnh sneb
taesr n,a'on ~ nay o~sro| ~ IA smnnT comnetent
iaxai sdyice in aotctsatnins tho Inorfts ot such
cases % may lie presented 10 thcm for cohsItcra
lion, snj Il, rcs!5tsne suc, c'anss In The courts II
they eonslMs T. 10 y necessary pnn s3eae 60; o.
PCT rnn Of stong Ior cach mil haS'as menoc1sa'p
IN ~ i,at T, .a,, bo tbo ntr Of ,ac menu
~. e. .e.,I.t ~ III A.socsinn Iii nttam,nts ia
en',cst 'nnmoy for tha Of uatsnt. 1at sha como
10 tlcjr k,,owlcdgo.
Rxsolsfd. That all suits instituted against Endt.
rtdnafp or 1sax previous TO- their hcconltnH mem"
, 1876-09-07
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

HFxefd} 0fapdfch 70 1n1 1F15Nak
WAsHiHsToN, D. C., Sept. a.-W. D. Moore,
Special Custusns Agent VI tho Treasury De-
Pattmtnt, 10 reported 10 ba engaged In ths
preparation ot q statement In which hs will NJ
sunle TO g.ys the operations Of Whist he cla!ma
was 40 organized plan TO secure tue PRESIDENTIAL
nomination for tim. Brlstow. Moore was a
Heeret.Seryrc Agent Wien B!uforl Wilson was
Solicitor of the Treasury, and wa dt..nlsss9 BY
Wilson about tho is1ne OF The EabEuck tTil Ut
81. Louis, 1t xhlrA Aooru was to have been y
WitneAs foE Batxnck. ;,'rherc xaa quarrel
hetwedn Moors aud Wilson, which resulted iu
tue latter'a refusing To pAy Muose FROM
Gogesuusns funds fos lls e1penses At st.
Morrill, became Secretary. Moore Will publish
his statement upon ILLS rcturu from afalne. lie
has suksaattyQ It " outline 70 sQ4y Cabtuck
, 1876-09-07
TElEGRApHtc MITES.

pUfLAnELrHIA, Po,, Hcpt, O,-Ur, Wcnrv r.
lem Ae!n'1olu hoa aga'n eseapea rum bse lonnsY!-
vanM insane ASYLUM, ana Is haw supposed 10
be III New York.
gp<csu. Dl&paseA 10 he 7r1ovne
Sr, PAul, MINI, Sept. B.-Tho CoM1,trplle.,s
cstImntrs f,,r thc rttv u,,uos. n re,,uctor ri
ss's~' ~ s 80 tNl9A ts".Ss.st. . @ "
taxcs, Us compared With laat year Ut 0,0oo,
tue proposed levy iur all plupuscs helHg lG mills,
ao against - list year.
ssmA7onA. N. ". Gent. e,-Tbe National
Convention Of Charity Associations met to-day,
wish Theodore Il. Roosevelt, ot New York
Chnirmnn, and 4. j. Curt, al reansytvunIa, mud
j. W, unirht. Wisconsin, becrrtartes, Ne,,ord-
Ing tralnps' the Chairman lhoushs mat w1at -
NEEDED IL gos4l gcneral systesn at police. 10
fur lis lo 'las Observed the tranlps generally arc
gaya an uCeul,nt Of tho State Institutions Of
, 1876-09-07
AN APPEAL TO THE ANGL 0.AMERlCAhS.
n &ha Aifieas Of 1.A< 1efhuns

CHICAGO, Sept. OIL will thank you for lit
tlo spaen while aay q few words to mon ltke
myself, who were burn In England, but have ho-
cone American ctlzens, for ! fool W. have
duty to perform In tue present crisia Of tho poll
ties Of this country. u,4 that duty ia to help to
place at the hcuA 0f this nation - Presidents
such men as will he.p On The glorious cause Of
freedom to all accorliug tt. thu AIMS and policy
Of our fatherlana tor tho past half
century. Wesc We to take what u hare called
tho Democratic tlekot, NO should be unworthy
ot the land that llaa produced a WilbcFfosca
V!llrrs, = Golden, bright, or llaada. There
fore lot us not ltagrace the land of our birth by
giving ail to = elasa Of men who would make
!laate to throw every lsnpcdimont in tho way of
rsep that hsa hal mara than II deserves OF
is soo9s M tops s'' 1%sSt %"g M Tt III IT. s;e ses apss
can SEQ here In icpubllcan American what these
Democratic leaders would do u oppor.
tunlty presented itsolf. They would not on!y
Snss s!s .se. is s0Sfs1 e. poos tses Whit. as "sH s
rasy ol Europe. Illclr coachmcls aFe already In
ltyerY, which, j. aa much !aa aaylnK TO- Hhqm
every poor white man who Is compellets to drtYs
Republican ranks dou't deny, but t Is not the
s.d sps y pSss[ss saS ,
inS. out ot thu fFyIns-pan1nto Tho hre. Let ii.
bslIvvs, every honest.1ninsle4 A1nstlcan desires.
/ SHOULD despalr u tho Nel'ablic'a life II
thought thers Was no help hut TO c!ast neno-
cratic President.
been brought about by t'ip Democrats and THUR
nllIrs, the I1rtncF alayaowuers ana thle country
would hnyo Decn saved untold millions Of Elolcy
aud te,ls Vt thousands ot valuable l!yesIf tho
psmo@Eatlr lrt!kleilt, Ja'nea DnrEapRn, hui
tuyt tr1fn Il, thu lrnul{c Instna1l Mt a1tnw[1Iv
, 1876-09-07
Edward D Curtis, Of Grand Haven, and Judge
Williams will apnoint HIN.
1nArtoi psrdfrh to Ths TNkNA6.

Spfcfaf Wspdlch 70 1ks 9!7tNns: :.
DKsSto1NRs, In, hcrs. a-Nelsnn Pierce. NJ
Rlcoyille, Mitchell County, was Investigating
tic sinut.maeh!ne in l!s mil, when Ills wl,Isksrs
caught On a smalls1,att, revolving very rapidly.
Pierce instantly bsacrd himself for null, he-
lieying tt hcttsr to loso his wh!skeEs than Ills
WAsnlNoToN, y. C., ecpt. 6.-'The Attorney
General, responding to tho petition VI tho
friends and eounsel Of McKee,. VIII, was cnt'.
victe.l of whisky frauls, hos referred tle case
to D!ttrict-Atturney Iliss, OF IT.. Louis, who
prepared fho pnpcrs In the trial, and from whom
/ fuller report il expected than has yet Eeachad
tho Department nj Justice
sptetai ot;getca 70 me 1r'sya.:, :,. ~ ~.
buildings ios the new Steel Facsory = now 10.
lnT rapidly pushed ahead. Tbs buildings are
large, and large number Of hands WILL 1s put
to work In tllcm as soon a. they Rrr complcted.
largest manufacturing establishment In clin'
tnnYtlla.
, 1876-09-07

Tue, had failed to gain II years dEo. .fhswas no
acting cruelty when 1o had caught the tef who
f.a robbcd him, burned l,la house, ETC., II he
made certain dernnnt1s before l,e furgavo hint
aesesslti.. M ot lie nation today, sni showed
that II could 10 protected only by Tho
Republican party. 1Io passed briefly over
IL glorious history Yet tho Democrats spoke
S& The WaF a. the outrage ot tho ltapnhftear
fratie one, contracted through their u1fsrule. II
&uatlco rrrs done, tho Democrats would have to
hay it. he vas willing to have the debt pns
tovn 70 ths Republican party, party, II they would @
speaker concluded amid tha most vodferous
The Central Cleo Club Chen sang several M
trotic airt. After esveral other brief addresses,
ths meeting Adjourned.
, 1876-09-07
day evening at = placo to bt: announced In The

NNw rICTunEs.
C!srtn 4 Cores ricture,gallc5y has received
Shape Of paintings Of Hayes and Wheeler and
Tinlcn and Hendricks by TheoLor Wnst, Of New
York. The Republican candidates a!e ahown in
t,,ctr true guise Of handsome, intelligent gen.
other pair nre equally truthiully represented,
though by no Means 30 pleasantly. Ttltcn Ii
shown nssrittc money kot,ly-horse, 1ourisl,ing
tho garish "lseform " banner, while ,1nlnutive
r.g-baby, behind. The lIkenesses are excellent
and the painting fine.
, 1876-09-07
tIYMFHF&i.

Apte9a1 Dfssatca Ia 3as 7r4btna
'MlxHsAroLls, Ainn-. Sept, 6.-Ar. c. Y. Hen"
tlrlxt Of ths Minneapolis tribune, Of this city,
was married al st. Marks Church this sysuiuK
70 Miss Fannie r. Taylor, granddaughter u e1.
President Harrison. BIZ s0clety eYeAt.
, 1876-09-07

Nav YonR, Sept a-1Ae report qa def4'ev
tio9 Of 81. .o00, 600 in tho Nav jersey Central
railroad Company ID explicitly denied by tho
Company. The dsniAl Wps read in thn Stock
Exchange, :.
, 1876-09-07
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

NALfS NIlHNI1VN h+W14
New YoHK, eept. misunderstanding
Stats OF Nevada. from Glasgow; Gel!ert, from
Hamburg; Abyssins, from Liverpool. France,
from lfayIe.
QUEENSTOWN, SEPT. 8,-Steaplship City OF
uMsztck, lko1n Philauclphia, has arrived.
, 1876-09-07
Ovarian ] 'uIllol'
OF ten years. growth oaroa by
DR.. RADWAY'S REMEDIES.


hRvo had an Ovarian THmnr In the OvaEfea
md Ha.seIs for Ten Years.
Sms Assos pss RI .nws{: 7hs
ha1e had an Ovarian Tunsur In tbs ovArss sud bas.
elt fur leu Year,. tried the best ry*clans Of this
ftcsa ii nina ndGesI nc u try issdways itaisitt
heh not Huc tatI IN thcin, but npalIy after GuGa
pHfoAaau4 blx bptins 0f the lsceolycnt, Two bo1rsst
tAp Ft, and i've buttle* of Tho ltclltf used htso
Without any appatcMt henrnt dr!eTnilocd to petse-
Of Tho tolle an lWo bu1rs Q! Tho i'it ucfurs tAry
wrr1 Gun0 hal lost twenty-five puHitGs: 49,,
coutlnuc 10 iso tl,e ns.slni. until was si,re thst
mUns, and during that umo lo.t f0Ety.hye 3H!inls
III 81. touk lures dozen 1trs u tl!a Ncaoltsat sf
Restefty we'll and .ny ua5t y full r. Esxt.'ss H.
anI your wonderful nrsiiclNr, terl deeply Ia!eb!st
md iy i,raftt IL thRk It may 1a Uch VI brassuS
" s't!sis a. + as beSa " ue. Mrs. X. C. u,ntlHa.
Mr.. WtGS!S,, WHO mskra .e stass csTt Acats. i ths
aue ytS ,sSs fu nrdteuea alt5ss ssatea wers kxht
You nsY s1Y that ttr statement u correct w!t!9ul
This may torIfy That lrs iilbhns, win makes -
above crrttrats I'D "a. bssn III many ysars t TsH
elf aud unlcnlabY correct ny spu who knuws Mr+
n'ooifs, fs,sGsIi 14' JIkNI. u, COCKER
MARY EoCBE]h
NARY poSD.
4, u, p0SD.
, 1876-09-07

eAa FRANclsco, Sept 6.-A Victoria dhpateh
says Ear! Du1ertn Was received ss all polnts on
the u1aln land with enthusiasm. Ntlby, Gov
ernment randllate for KuutcnAy,' has been
, 1876-09-07
THE COURTS.
Amending the Five.Days' Rule'..
Suits for Divorces.
Record Of Judgments and New 6uits'.-
Bankruptcy Proceedings.

Bankruptcy fr0oeedfngS.
The Supreme Court lately decided IN kind
Of a roundabout way that tlu Judges Of the
superior anu Circuit Courts nau power 10 aa,
vance cssec or compel tho pssttos to 90 to trial
.,n "'." ~ .sa ~ ,lus,on ~. - irsct;v r.ndcr.
e on ,ha o'e..on "a to w..ur tue
dre.iav r,,lc woa consttrtional. Thu result.
nscuay 'u.e n"s ,'s,.,". t,"s ,a,. ~ .a.tara
tic rule tn effect In order to comply With
liz 5nct.,on ~ m. s,,nrnme Conrt 1u1ec
Wv oee'otou VI .no eup's"o -,,..r.,o
Gary yesterday, after much confederation, Or
dercd lhs rule, whcl, was originally adopted In
1ae7 ~ T.. ~, n,a,, ,,v tho fniio,s,ng nrtlcr.
4a," 70 oe ameauca o3 tao to.,o"ne o.ael:
Thhf ths rns q M as 9uF +, snsn
cd. md Tho same r. 4 hereby amended. .; striking
ont ths ~ MHgs: g :,s Mhe' 70 noticed TOT tf' any,
DIVORCES,
1o,,t.a Wonkc,mlith flied 4 bill orainst her
, 1876-09-07
FEVER and AGUE',

Fever and ATue cured for nfty cents: There is not,
nGne. md s other inala.ioua eols scarlet, tyraoG
Goll by DruEElsu ~ ~ e>'S%
, 1876-09-07

Wheeler Club waa held list evening st No. 6i3
1Aoe Island avenue, Mr. Henry Vulk, President,
10 the chatf Miss hary rfelfer presented Com.
pan4es a and With q handsome stlk fac, sc.
eompanring the presentation with son,c appssl.
pirate Remarks Capt. X. 81. uatchspson ntatie
afdng zssponse. Company q, which has been
1sts1X "a gosgenizs4 wa presented with dag BY
~ ~ % o,e.nt,.tia Iii 1nes Tho tpoks cncontagngy
ya,y NJ. =: E eanHslt, after which the meeting
! aAvEKTH wlnp.
ns sescn1n yard y, q Republican Club met last
xasah.m pfesdlng; J. .. CIough stirred up tho
Erasis party generally, md was followed by Mr.
r. a. derrtng IN eo1o able and interesting r..
z1dHTH WAND. ...
1ne Etgnth Ward Republicans turned out last
esxntnE ut their head1uhrtaIs, on Harrison
street, near the corner OF IlalsteL Philip 4.
loIne, PRECEDENT Of the Club. occupied the
Ald. G.npbs!I ". Tank Htllls. III: d dsISSrsY, IL ~
Ar. George ". 6potford, and J. Lyle Klus.
THE NINTH WARD
The meeting Of the Ninth Ward Republicans,
IN Tuesday evening, had political Significance,
In that the Executive COMMITTEES were directed
to maks = thorough canyass Of tie ward, md
the members of the Club wers pledged TO
assist them IN tho lsudsble endeayol. The ~
. Republican VoterH Of this Hard, anil allow u0e
others To 1oto at thu Republican primaries.
Other matters OF importance weEc refer
red to the Executive Cosnulttec, and
ing Of Tho Cdulmittee u b. held 1t . O'Clock ,.
n. saturday vt tho of're of T. 9eh1ttieT 4 Co,
45 West Monroe street. Tue Committee eoH-
,s 5ao. ct r5ts. jn sfh''tiss K FtsY 7 y tAsssy 5efa
j Wheeler, Ii. 6. Miadausf. j: ". CIsrk, d., J.
L. Brennan, F. D. Fc.tou, and ]. IL Grtmsn. A
regular meeting ot tbs Club wl!l be held Tue.'