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NOMINATIONS TO CONGRESS.
The following nominations to the XLYth
NO INTIMIDATION" IN LOUISIANA.
JLe TPiLHus

TO the EGf0r OF INC iT'o""e'
SIR An article in your issue OF to-day on
naturalization i Louisiana" contains statement caeu.
lated think to produce false impre ssion here as to
the condition OF affairs IN that afflicted state First Mr.
Norey does not represent the district where the grippe
was commitcd;" next 80 far as know and believe
Democratic clubs not In the habit Of marehg IN
body to Republican meetings &c. On tho contrary DO
not believe IA single instance OF the kind has yet occurred
in Louisiana The idea sought to be conveyed
By saying "the presence OF military force
of hostile white men at the gatherings OF the
Iiocks has OF course. the intended effect OF
,a,yiue tbeio ia fse and wicked to the last degree
and would Look though your informant were DESTROYS
~ bringing about trouble. Ny home IA In Carroll
Parish In the district here Mr. DnkgrHye resided anu
hays good reason believe that politics was not IN nc
ronotest degree involved In the matter that led 10 ms
death The only Intimidation aware OF Is Used Ia
prevent negroes from joining the Conservative CLUBS
Many negroes, to my own knowledge believe US much
As their lives are join Democratic club al OF
them having tas they have told mel taken M oath on
Joining the League" never to vote Tor DenOttRt
fearful responsibility will rest upon those who, NJ sale
distance strive 10y false statements 10 stir up se that
may result in blOoOdsled Respectfully,
ketr- York, Sept =, 1870. L. ID VAN rossiN'
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nen. " T SHERMAN. wasninatSn, D O. O. 'er'' . -S'N
srrrryG null sEEKrNG ALLIEs.

WASHINGTON, Sept. s.-The following was re-
ceved at the Indian Bureau to-day from Agent Brdg-
man. In Wisconsin, and would seem TO decide the qlles-
ton rs to the death of sitting Bulls
KENEsHESA, Wis, Aug. 81, 1876.
The Hon, j, O. SMITH: Some two weeks ago a runner
from the Pottawatoes to the head CHIEF OF the
NrnomOpees asking him with the representa-
tiyes of the Chippewa, PotiawatOne, and Winnebago
tribes nt convention be held the Wisconsin River.
of Inducing the said tribes join With him against the
United States In consultation OF the head chief with
two Tires OF the other most prominent chiefs OF the
Menomonees they were divided " giving their agent
any knowledge OF the matter that Information
spcctng the gathering OF tncsc tribes in Wisconsin has
MenOnonees reports that representative OF this tribe
was present, but thinks itpossbe that he may yet he
able 10 tell me what was said aud done NJ sald council
...- JAMES G. Bl,IDGEIAH, u. S. Indian Agent.
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All Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed riA (au
name and address.
DIED.

pENNETT-At Richmond, staten Island. THURSDAY after
sept A. d. 1876, Capt John H. Bennett in the 7Sd
Relatives trends are respectfully nysl to attend
sept To- 81 o'clock Carriages VIII oe in waiting az
station S3 81 nSn Of s boat IRON
Of typhoid fever THURSDAY " seR,
Z, IN Syracuse n u DR. Leyerstt E. Brock"y Of W Ia
Funeral saturday aiterno IN. Sept o, in Syracuse
south sSspG cGH :n farf sa sept e. aSy
SCI vices will take place at the Church.
sounPC on s Ssn1 syR y 3 al a sS Sass
leave southport at Gao p Friends Of the family are
respectfully Invited to attend. F
cARTER-DrOw1sd at Crooked LaSe n " Sept Frank
Relatives aud o. the family sn are sre
aud twenty SecOnds on Saturday the shnst at o'clock
nAIIon Thursday Sept. T. 1876. Marlla W. Hall, widow
Of the late Franes NJ IIaD.
Funeral TO sns IRON on aaay sternoon At O'CLOCK
Friends OF the family respectfully invited 70 attend
ARDOn Wednesday Sept O, Mary Ella. wife Of Chas
NJ How ard and youngest daughter OF Freirrck H. ir0w
services al the residence Of father 1913 Harrison
It, brooklyn saunay. sept 9, at IL o'clock noon.
JEwETr-on Thursday. 18th inst. Clement Jewett I'm tho
RELATIVES AMI friends of the family invited attend
m sishtSst on Monday the iitn inst, ats
MAsoS-sept T. Emeline L., wife Of A. 7. Mason and
Funeral on sunday sept TO- 1876. at p m from No. 90
SOath Tenth. st., Brooklyn, Il. ID
powERs-sudtcpy, at Port Byron. Y, Sept T. Rotert
Funpra services the Presbyterian Church. Sing Slug
SATURDAY. sept at O'Clock M. Friends 0 tue ianiiy
are invited to attend.
sS5asas s sS G IN ya9 1gsa "'a'"
Relatives the family aad those OF her soma
Alex H. Lang Edgar L. Reynolds Invited TO attend
her funeral residence No. 25 West Fortys sec
Ondst saturday Sep o. at p IN, withoutfurther no
tCe.
swIrr-At Miilbrook. N Y. on The It'll inst Esther L.
swift wife OF Nathan q. swift, aged 80 years.
Funeral Friends Meetngh at that place ON hrst day.
the 10th inst, at O'Clock p m
wHERLER-In Brooklyn. Sept Z. stephen c. Wheeler. In
Funeral services al residence 50 wyckor Sat
urday, 9th inst, at ii u H.
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GENERAL MOTHS.

The Androscoggin (Me.) River has been forded
recently at certain point the first time in 40 years
Chicago viii use oil instead of gas for street
Summation unless the gas company win reduce its price
10 81 so.
In Oxford, n. h, q deposit Of copper, sup
posed 20 be very valuable has been discovered an
assay showing 21eiO per centage OF pure copper.
U. r. Clapp, well-known manufacturer of
Northampton. Mass, being arraigDed for assautng a
workman, pleaded " Not guilty; but ought to be-"
It is stated that Joseph Evarts. butcher,
who was bitten by mad dog In 1860 at Guiferd Conn.,
and has suffered inconvenience since the healing OF
the wound, has now been attacked by hydrophobia
In the suit brought by Trenor w. Park
against the town OF Berlin recover S12 900 and in
ferest due on town bonds tho declaration contains 282
large printed pages and there are 4l6 counts or separate
allegations. ..as.-t
In BramanviIle, Mass, in the yard Of the
Rev James welis, Is squash vine is feet from the
house THIS has run TO the bOnse and then through a
conductor inches In diameter up tho roof ON gbe
vine upon the roof Ia young squash ana the prospect
OF another.
In consequence of insufficiency of appropria-
TONS wages in the United States Mint at San Francisco
are to be reduced Is per cent and 25 employees dis
charged This will not affect tho gold or trade-ohai
coinage. but only tho subsidiary silver coinage on GOV
eminent account
A smart young milk-wagon driver In Louis
vile lately hit upon the bright idea Of putting vinegar
into tho buckets cups &C. which he found In the door
ways OF those who patFonized other milk frme Great
iners by the Wholesale An examination disclosed the
trick The ingenious young mhkmau has been arrested
On a charge OF trespass
The grain carriage over the Wabash Rail-
road during August the heaviest known in the
history Of the road an average Of 200 carloads grain
being received daily ut the elevators in Toledo The
total number OF during the month was $500 meas
bushels OF glaiihe estimated production Of 10000
scres-yaued as S1,Q0s,o00.
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LATEST SHIP NEWs
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cob, puene Harh before reported ashore on F,od Rock
has had her aud everything oil value taken ou
sDe Is '0'N VIVA DISASTER
IospOT sept sT for sT SnS was
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town s roHiTo Drogieda; sumpo' for Londonderry
ENfYasb HIVE Mass Sept 7.-Anved bark Dirigo
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taking any very actlye steps The gentlemen who have
been prominently mentioned for the nomination are
least dozen. but only two seemed to have much pup
port Scott Lord If the talk Of NewYork Democrats IS
an Indication, will be the candidate OF those delegates
who believe that the convention should not take mp with
which failed Mt the previous session Despite al
that has been said BY Democrats themselves OF me
danger OF nominating Clarkson H. Potter because of his
secession speeeh which they attach no real Import
itself, SIR Potter appears y be stu TIE aYoril
candidate with large class OF New-fork Democrats
But he ID thought have little strength outside oi thls
city. Other who have been mentioned as desirable
Sanford E Church, William y. Alien, SanHei hsnu
OF Albany, Manton Marble l. lward Cooper, D2wtt Y
Vest Judge Starbuck Judge lott aud Henry c. Murphy
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rwo GREAT STATES SURELY REPUBLICAN.

WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-Simon Wolf of this
city who has been stumpmg Ohio and Indiana for Hayes
and Wheeler, writes from Cincinnati under date OF Sept
s. that he hasspoken In indiana ten days IN almost every
section ami is prepared to venture an opinion Two
wecksago the Democratic party n;the advantage
since then The Republicans have steadily gained on
them aud feel certain that they VIII win The or
ranIzaton Is simply perfect and the Independent move
meut which looked threatening Is crumbling away the
members seeing that they playing Into tho hands
of the Democracy. " BE assured, ne SAYS, that ONO
aud Indiana ours.' ''..'
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ADDRESSES AT WEST SGw-BRIGHToS BY CHARLES
y. ABBOTT AND MATTHEW HALE SMITH.

~.
The opening of Hayes and Wheeler wig
wan nj West New-Bghton last night the OCCASION
OF grand rally on the part OF the Republicans Of tie
Iyth and VITA Districts Of CastletoD Staten Island The
building, which holds about 500 people. was crowded
and many who were unable get In oitsred about the
door. The meeting was preceded by orchght process
sion OF Boysn Blue The meeting presided over by
Major r. r. Barrett who introduced Charles f. Abbott o.
NeyYor ms one OF the speakers. MrAbbot aludedtothc
record OF te Republican party and said that what the
marty had promised 1t had fulfilled. II was no use to
cry reform" for that would help nobody. Williams
were Williams the world over. and II there were Villains In
any party the place for them in the peniteniiary
Matthew Hale Smith WAS the next speaker. lie said
There was one question that Mr. Tden In his letter oi ac
ceptance did not notice. and that the school question
and non-sectarianism ~ the public schools Non-sec
tariapism was an element introduced In the very oun
aation OF this Government and could be change
as long as the country lived There
might be thieves and vagnbonds the party but IN cN
animation would show that most OF the men Who had
been stealing were formerly Democrats IheOlOsiealy
mud when they got chance 10 steal the spirit came over
them and thoy couldn't help Themselves. lie wished
thcy were all locked up and the key given to the Sidn
Gees who don't believe IN Tue resnrreeuon
for these hard times, but ON the contrary
ths hard times were the natural CONSEQUENCE
for that There was great depression after thu RcyOlu
tion and also after tho OF 1872 There were har
times even In England and he supposed the Demo
Gratis would say Grant was responsible for that Tue
closed by cxhorDg every man present 20 do MS
duty toward sustaining party which had made sucn
glorious record for this country and had done so mch
were also made by David II. Wilcox, Mr. IT, g. Beatte,
and others.
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INDIAN sIrRRENDERS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-,Thc following tele-
pram from GEN. sheridan was received at the War De-
partment this afternoon
CHICAGO, H.. Sept 8. 1875.
Gen. W. 7. SHERMAN Washington. d. c.:
Gen. Crook con muncaes With me from the head
waters OF Hart River under date OF Sept D. that the
trail he followed had scattered until could not be pur
further. lie hc has provisions for 10 days
and will strike in at Forester City In the Black Hills
where he wants supplies sent him. am little sorry
c did 20 back his old trail TO his old camp, where
all orders and directions about the hutng OF
portion Of his command have been kept instead OF hav
ing been sent him Tpis derangcs and embarrasses the
arrangements ALREADY made for Gen. Crook for the VIM
ter but will cndeavor TO make such notifications
will still carry out the original programme. Twelve In
dans came In yesterday 10 Cheyenne Agency to ask for
for hOstiles They were disarmed aud made prs
oners and word seut To the hostes that they could
come In on these terms The indications these and at
Standing ROck that there will soon he large sur
render. i. ii. SHERIDAN Lieut. General.
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GEN. CROOK OFF FOR THE BLACK HILLS.
THEE DAYS RATioNs TO SERVE AS SKA MARCH
oP ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY MILES-A LATE
YAH CAMPAIGN


op ONE HUNDRED AND PIFTY MILEs-A LArE
FALL CAMPAIGN.
lBY TELEGRAPH TIE IRrBUSH.i
Cooks CAMP, HEADQUARTERS HART RIVER,
d. IT, sept 5.-Geu Crooks column has reached point
In respect to rations alone which eOmpels move
ment The Indians dispersed the country per-
timing 10 the Little Missouri Beaver Creek being the
last place where any trail importance could he seen
which seems lead toward the agencies the Black Hills
and elsewhere It'll probable that some have gone north
but IL. majority OF the small trails lead south and east
Gen Crook sent word Gen. Terry TO this effect Aug
81, but has heard nothing from Gen. Terry since
separating Powder River On the Of sept some
Of Cen Crooks scouts small party OF sioux on the
west side OF the Little Missouri. and exchange OF
shots took place resulting In the death of Indian
and one Indian pony.
This forenoon u party Of about % Indians Of
them warriors, were discovered going cast They were
followed up by the scouts and Indian is reported
killed. The Indians were better mounted than the
scouts and got away These were the only hostile Sioux
found by this command since leaving the wagon train
on Aug D.. and a march Of 400 miles Including to
day there are only three days ratons for the command
and the General decided TO make them reach six and
take the chances, with what game could be killed. Of
reaching tho Black Hills setlement-certanly distance
OF $50 miles courier goes TO Lincoln tonight with
an order via Feteman for the train at Old Reno
to move down toward Custer City 10 meet this column
1t is hoped that on the march from here of the hos
tiles will be ovcrtaken. The command be broken up
into three effective columns and made to scour the cou
try pretty thoroughly. II the Indians harasng the
Black Hills settlement, some good win be effected by
coming In their rear. Doubtless late Fall campaign
will DO naugurated as possible after the pending
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MARRIED.
ArTKIN-LTVE.Gs

ArrKIN -LIvIs.GsTON-At Seneca Fails. n. Y, Sept ..
lhTj by Rev. Street. d. d. Jonn Scott Aitsin 70
Nellie only daughter Of w. G. Livingston NJ d. all o. New
York CITY,
NE cAMP-YoAGLAND-At the residence OF the brides
PARENTS " j. "Wednesday, sept o. by the Rev
H. r. Coryin d., assisted 10y tie ley. A McWi iaDs,
Walter c. camp ~ Mary e., youngest daughter OF Hon.
J.V ID. Hoagand.
Non Wednesday. Sept 0, 1875. a.
foscnce OF the brides parents, Astoria, L. L. c. BY Dr.
stead Jas T. Gi espe OF 81. Joan r. Y, and Aar'sn NJ
Behnln No cards.
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THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.
Continued from First PAGE.

.he who feel this are who think, and who ate
not likely TO trust another party Ia which they have no
confidence TO bring about reforms which they more
surely obtain III their own. am, with great reSpea
yours, etc. ID. .f SHERMAN D. ROGERS.
MR.. SCENARIOS LETTER.
The following1s William II. Sowari's letter:
.AUBUIN \. Y. Sept. 2, 1885,
The hon. JOIN NJ. FRANCIS, President. DC:
DEAE SIR: Acknowledging your esteemed favor OF tue
29th inst notifying me OF my nomination as one OF the
electors At barge FOR the state OF New-fork, beg 20
by the convention and 10 accept the same in the fn
faith that the admirable ticket named ut Cnelnnau can
not fail to meet with hearty support and entire success
in the coming November election. With much respect
your Obcdicnt servant, WAL H. SEwARD.
LETTER FROM Mr.. DANF0RTH.
The followingis George Fl. Danforths letter:
.. ROCHESTER, Aug. 81, 1875.
GENTLEMEN: receipt OF your letter informing
that the Republican State COnye ton lately assem-
blcd Saratoga nominated for the oee or Judge OF
the Court OF Appeals OF this State Fully apPreeiating
the honor conferred by this act OF the convention ao
cept the nomination, aud II elected will discharge the
duties OF the Office to the best Of my ability Very re
spectfully, yodr obedint servant GEO. +. DASFoRrH
To the Hon. John NJ. Francis, President, &c.
The Hon. Amos f. Learned, Secretary, &c.
MR.. TRowBRIDGEs ACCEPTANCE.
Charles T. Trowbrdge's letter Is rs follows:
BROOKLYN, Sept. 1, 1870.
The Hon. JOHN NJ FRANCIS, President, de-
DEAR SIRE In reply 10 your letter OF Aug Is, by whlcp
am officially Informed Of my nomination for the once
OF State Prison Inspector by the Republican Convention
at Saratoga, accept the Domination, and II eiccteo
shall endeaVor perform the duties or the once sats
factouly people, have the honor 20 be your ODE
dent servant, CHARLES T. TRowBRIDGE.
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.ocAL OBSERVATIONS.
.o.,,nu Nom Night
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HI.j Observation-Disclosures

ma d..ra sn,us yas!ion IN THIS CITY ny enih
ice. rh dyoos Of ns hr tr = s"n pre-
lau central h,onalt I'm in,sn VI lhl-
Toe eiuisr eafv.i hn "a noss ." s l
carved line entirety asos tas ,as % ,saa
anil weather
Tths ey-ssive h8,ta,n, moth tey .to1n
81 lie asiusns R yaese the Of III. movement Wh'a
oin uncertain
as.rnt th lpie tJD
weanr vhir IN r 'm ''
TO points unnlstskaby TO pleasant wesfhsrl
Early yerteray morning the curve Of pressure took
aovnward tu-u which carried Il below the mean 1t Is
now again rising almost rapidly. There Is scarcely
sufficient humidity in the air to permit more rain and
neither the wind the barometer indicates rs Mt all
proba oe the wind having vcered from the south 70 the
west. There Ia little or no prospect ol steady run
within two or three daya
For this city and vicinity, high clouds fresher wind
sghtly lower temperature and general iar weather are
Indicated for to-day and tomorrow.
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YERMONTS VICTORY.

REPUBLICAN MAJORITY or 23,527 IN VOTE OF
65,0O0-A GAIN OF OVER 3,000-LARGE GAINS IN
THE LEGISLATURE.
BosToN, Sept. S.-Complete returns on the
vote for Governor Vermont give the following results
1879 1874.
Horace Fairbanks, R4t,5S5 Asahel Peck, X 53'oo5
w. LII Bingham ID 81 O35 W. Hi. Bingham, d. 1920
Total vote - s65G4y Total vote. ........ 40,S39
Rep. NAL. ....... 1887 Rep. maj .......2O,32o
Rep. gain over 1874 3,2O2 /.
Including % scattering votes. ..r..
The full returns Of the vote for Town Represen-
tatyes gives the Republicans 2o5 members in the Lower
House the State Legislature gain OF ii, ana the
Democrats 81 members. Five towns made no choice
COMPARATIVE VOTE BY COUNTIES.
The vote of 213 out of PAL Vermont towns
for Governor il given by counties in the revised
table below Every town In the counties OF Grand
ISLE Rutland, and wndham has been heard from' ana
the vote of only % towns In the state Is needed
to make the table complete The 213 towns counted
below give n Republican majority of 22.6I7 In a
total vote of 1,539. The remaining % towns gave
Asanel Peck Qlcp) majority Of about 1000 IN 1874
When the vote OF the eutrc State Il counted the Rcpnb
hcan vote will not be far from $4,000 In total vote OF
o. nAn.
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THE LOCAL DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN.
TAMMASY AND ASII-TAMMASY ARRANGING rH'


rAMMANY AND ASTI-TAMMANY ARRANGING rHH
CITY TICKET.
While the recognized Democratic party ieao-
ers m the State are endeavoring 10 bHrmonze the con
cting interests aud to agree upon M aceeptaoe eau
date for Governor by the time the state convention re-
assemblies. the Tammany and AntfTammany managers
are I'm quietly discussing the ticket for city anu
ooun,v offices The AntiTammany Democrats do not
vet anpear TO 10 willing to trust themselves IN Tam
macy HILL and have determined to hold on to their
prosept organization Conference Committees, IL IL saul
win be appointed aud the tleke agreed upon by mutual
concessions and by distribution OF the Offices Tam
many Hail. 1t IL already known insists upon having the
Mayoralty and Augustus Schell Chairman OF the Cen
eral Committee, II ia conceded, Is the choice
OF the leaders for Mayor. To Bernard Reilly,
for Sheriff. there seems 10 DO opposition,
and there Is little doubt OF his nomination.
Ex-Judgo Freedman 70 All the vacancy IN the Superior
Court caused by the de tn Of tie late Judge Monc ana
Judge James l.. SinnOtt OF the Marine Court are sup
norcd by Gov Tilden and the leaders on both Sides ana
there IN apparently chance for any bargain or c0mb
nation AGAINST them. Az TO the County Cicrk and Siro
gate weiknown AnttTainnauy adhelents claim tnle
tIess an have been given 20 their organization in the
distribution, and being eagerly sought iOr lanes
Oi,rien aud Police Justice Murray are said To DO tlc
asDrnnts for the position OF County Clerk, ana Pcncc
JusIice butler H. BixDy for That OF Surrogate
Ii claimed by politicians OF ioug standing that Tue
lower dir icts are losing control ana that be power ~
pas,ing away them into the hand. Ot thS leaders III
districts above Foufieenthst John Marssey " * as
serted all insist on having his friend James Hays pro
yided for but has not yet sged whether an eiectise
or appointed Office shan be given 10 him. The local poll
tlcans generally say that very rev new men VIII DO no
dates il is said win selected from prominent mem
hers OF the party who have had experience In oco ana
have proved acceptable TO the people
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Give PROMPT Attention and Treatment TO all Afec-
toms Of the owcs Diariea, Cholera orDu Dyeen
Ir nc ~ fhis season year. BY using On JAfAEs
Afr>trTyH HAsAN you will Immediate rcliei and
soou urige aI such complaints from the system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-09

John Kelly demanded ga born Democrat"
hut he Thought Charles Francis Adams good enough for
The Massachusetts, follows Why this Distinction psyt-
lHArtfOrd Post ..-.l. ~. -. sL a.L-
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Those who advise their friends to stop ut the
a. Nicholas while Waiting NewYork will have no reason
10 regret what they have said this point While those
whom they may have Influenced to become guests there
VIII be grateful. ~. =, 80 :