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THE MIXsrER F1MILr TRAGEDF
Father and Children Buried In One Gene
terry and the Mother In Another.

Father and Children Buried In One Gene
terry and the Mother In Another.
Coroner Croker concluded the inquest
yesterday In the case Of the Minister family, Of
346 " est Forty-tbird street. Miss Julia Enringsr
testified that MIR. and Mrs. Minister had fire.
quently quArrelled, aud once Mr.. Minister called
her (witnessl up TO his rooms, and, pointing out
bis wife lying 90 bed, said There lie my sun
shine; there lies my wife drunk" Mrs. Minister
replied, Monroe, that may oil" Witness never
saw Minister drink.
Alter listening 70 the medical and other testi.
mony the Jury declared that Minister shot and
Killed his wife, his tighter, and himself.
DR.. Samuel Minister SAID that his brothers life
WAS embttered by an alliance with an intempeT-
ate woman who not Of his creed. He was a
highly educated Hebrew. he remains OF the
father and Of the little girl have been inter- ed
by the side OF those Of the little brother In
Cypress llills Cemetery, and those 0f the mother
are 10 be buried in Calvary Cemetery. Minister
senior.
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BuGaIo,. Defaul,inr Treasurer.

BUFFALO, Jan. 3.-EX Treasurer BoTk has not
returned a. expected, but will probably return this at
ternoon Some startling revelations may be looked
for he claims that his partner James s. Lyon s Al
culoable az himself In the transactions made.
janice S. Lyon, JOnn McManus anu Byron A. West
cOt partners Of Joseph BOrk ~ the banking nrm NJ
Lyon, BUIA a Co., we're arr ated to-day on tho com
p,int Of Thomas CLARK, Teclner for the misappr0pr
atom Of moneys paid them Tor the payment Of ms
taxea. Lyon co. do general brokerage business NJ
this line the parties gave bail 10 appear Ia the sum Of
% An M
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Another OutbrcnG in Oo,omb,n.

PANAMA, Dec. 2l.-NeWs from the interior re-
ports &c nnct between some 800 men the par. Of
the municipal authorities Of ruqncrrcs part the
state of Caaca, and 200 Conservatives of the
lace snu vicinity. u ems mat tic Pfes enf Of the
- te, uon coming into Onlc', dcnOscd tho Cici ut
1uqueiros, wuO belongs 10 tie ConpeIsstive ry and
rev, u was the result IN which the muulc pal fOrcce
W re defeated, ana thIr Clf, CetrVu, assassina ed
after tue irenucr. IuQuerres IA now under marital
law. IL Il ie red that tHs success The ~ tue
re- pnlls wa rerurrvct te qIr-ti'n of creating
thcMI LeN nI alc, mAki Z me lemtA 10 the lnlun.
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We do not in the least feel like blaming Mac
BETH for this expression Of disgust indeed,
rather nclned to stnpathlhe WIN nm, Even nova
days most OF the tathdrtcs offered to the puoe are
great TepulslNe IuOAtug nls the appearance OF
winch IL sufficient TO turn ones stomach lad Mac
beh ~ aken Or Picrccs Pleasant PurgatiNr Pellets
he would not have uttered those words OF contempt
Is really cnCuuraEins hen enc IL III, TO mud That
little sn- coated pellet no larger than gram OF
mustard, VAL 10 promptly produce the desired effect ~
dose - great nAueeatlug pils. These little pelete
uulik" other CahHrcs are really nature phyfic They
not aehilitIte but tone and nvlPoratG the system
No family phould he without Dr. PieTce'e Pleasant IuT
gatiV ielleir.-Adu.
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snle. of Lands for Direc, Taxes.

WAsHTNGTON, Jan. 8.-'Ihe Internal revenue
seent experimenting the Government sales Of nds In
Carolina for tho nonply uent Of direct t4xes re-
p1ris u the department That the iowa proucriy IN
Beaufort. ;. c. belu ngins 10 the Government.
On be-. 80 for $3.50 ~llrh Is considered tlf price
under all crouiD The sales at htOn ncad
other -lanu-, Tor cause be con.
m, nced imed~tcv, ami n was anticipated that good
o ee ~ al laeu
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steamship slesla II nblrg, mdse. and pass
Steamship Nrcsar, Nftiurut o.. lsc. ana pass.
steam.h George cromwell, Halif-x ~ a. >. ani pa.a
sieam-lip Joan Gibson. GeOrgeto~h, y. g.. usss.
and lass.
stcams' in M1m ?. Clyde, Pm lad lphia mlse.
Ste msuip Regulator. PA o. .eiphlI, muse
Is III :. u BogNt, Rot am, u4tc.
Bark Alberto. Antwerp. md q.
Bar L luyisis. N.r.~l les. maze.
lari iafrn iuwry, cha "a clay.
Bars Europa. Brfniru, a. lsc
u IL Ncp Nlt'- ar. iin \ Metro, coffee.
Bri 3 SHrah. hio ! Metro. coffee
big SulIri1, ltrnau hucO. suEar
A sotuc u-utI r4N r. 4iil cJtst -i,a ves--s.
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sINANcIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY, Jan. 3.-The only operations OF
prominence IN tho stock market were confined
to Lake Shore, Western Union, and Pacific
Mail, with u fair amount Of business during tho
afternoon IN Northwestern common aud pre-
ferred, st. Paul preferred, Atlantic and Pacific
preferred, aud Ham. bal ana 81. Joseph. The
fluctuations, however, were moderate, but re-
fected a weaker tone at the close. Lake Shore
opened at GlA, aud dropped OF to 6OH aud
Pacific Mail also fell OF from 39H to 3sh, West
ern Union sympathzed with the general weak
ness. aud Welded . IN 1877, though II rallied at
the clOse 10 AZ. The remainder Of the list
showed decline Of tt% y cent, but a full de-
tall OF the changes Will be found in the COM
par alive ttOle.
Tue total number Of shares dealt In was o.
10. OF which l. Ike shore represented -
Nestern Union, lS,isl Pa ne Mail. 400
Northw estefn. ZOO the preferred. l.9O Etie,
eap the preferied. s.sio; Micbps,n q Ceh raa'
ln25 New York Central, 2,2Jl; Ohios, 1910
Union Pacific. jlj; ltock Island, 800 Atlantic
and Pacific preferred, go: Delaware, Iacka-
wanna aud Western, 5U; Pacific OF Missouri
900; { G., G; and l.. ~ Cleveland and Pitts
burgh, 20 Wabash, 80 Atlantic ana Pacific
lelegro pm COMPANY. l15 C., b. ana Quincy. 10
\ lrlem' 49, Maryland CoM, lQli New jersey
preferred, 100; II. Louis, Kansas cry. aud
Northern preferred, 100; and Morris ana
In Tie gold market nothing Of special promI-
hence transuired. The ouening price was ll3.
af er whicn trose to ll3e, with later decline
TO ll2A. AT which latter figure II closed. The car
rying rates reflected the abundance Of cash
gold.
Tue following were the principal quotations;
1000 A.M.ll3 l1el5 T. M..lla's $40 +. M..lIesi
1901 A. ..1l2t. 1217 T. M...lli 245 l.. MILE,
lU.uv A. N. .llJ l.id r. M...1le7t 500 T. M..ll2.e
In loans be rates pad tor having oa.snees carried
were 4. Sie, ~ A g. 81. ~ . cent. and gold
The tota ciearlng- At inc Go "a Exchange bans wers
s6uuut gold lRuces GielS155s ana currency
Ia anCes, 81 iquSt The sub lrcasup redeemed sbS.
600 called hold., and rai oui ia cola interest c
public dent $4,000
rne ilys OIne's at the unitei states SUP reasnry
IOld rtceip- e. BLISS 4Ii do. naymcuts e. -
Op20i 40 balance. ti6353dOJ.uy. Currency rrreints
t7gs - " 90, ymcnis l.2l-iuj,di 10. balance,
t31.llS,Np 81. customs. a,tSisu.
Tue bullion IN the Bank Of ENGLAND was decreased
EiujuuO.
Foreign exchange was dulf hut steady a. - IS and
a. ~ for time ana demand hil.s respectively.
la the money marSet cal loans during the morning
ranged az . cent, on approved col after d hrt
at,f 'anged al jOtd. Discounts quiet ,ap Tor
prl ne names.
Government bonds we're generally dul The PRINCIPAL
dealings having been m registered 5. 1881. AZ 1904
l III. and coup iS0hs, new. 40 ilsla.
/ No Ia ft. b Al
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View rorR MnrHets.
hoND,Y,Jan, o. Plcur was dun: A mod.re'c
:Ss " P?s ssd &s s & & t,S Sis ,S
go 81 '0, g. add 81 s sss sl'r no. .sss
S CITY ap% Spo Eli, s saH Ss Ss c14 Il. % zoe ss
isgiy seds, ,iS is35 sOsthsrn shippiSs cIiS'
%s;rp &C. - a5 u" Eta -; ssSS ,s Nv
aSs apssa s%Gi ma GOV
ioT eSa.a@p!5q sad 100 fsr sooSui.iSn; Tqiuf.;
ros st ise Tor Jsnuipy Is il se Tor fyL gSr,
y va Tor q, March Mar. q igiec fsr APRIL e g 90
Aasa erps at t po S y a"S ~ o S.e Sr
for oe %1 .S Sse', dI as % ~, s "a
sIore for NJ. Nlw u.ec. spfi tlsb for uner. d.d
Tor I'D white Michigan oits quiet sses 1890 ba ~
., tSgi6c tyr ncrlor TO isir wee crn mike aud $40
9ush. state Penn ylyagia At VJa9jc. Bailey matt
S9@edc for grade new miies 65iseosi4c. ior ,ne~
spectvn an sautncyo' on ,'r p Nw ,, or Ia la
osaovIsross-Pork vas very quiet sale. on the spo,
t2O1h9 tO1o Tor feuruatY, und t2O7jsst -0.yO for
log clear at iie western d" qHotea a. iSe' "a,
meats quet fresn bellies at lie. aud DO hams at re-
Lard Vas rncr and fairly Ne; the spot 1870
tc.. ut i2atig7sc. for prime wescrn and Tor lecture
iGS ijr r,tratS aad Tstis i Sc. 10y m is,ss
the higher prices afier Chaige. Talios very du /;
ssc dressed S' g nrinrf at ioc for city, and sys
SIZE for Western. In marbet iuI dairy ptO.nc vas
generally quiet a ID Unchanged.
Gno' ERtKa- Rio cuiire IVES qnict and lower sales
itto bag. on rtvsie terms; sock hero, lG9257 pag
MAJ ase, quiet ln nosssss there we're T. Of ~
10 changes were madt Ousine Continued very qui-i
We quotci Con- Java. - nc; Mnrarsiho, irau
lN'Scs ana Eio 1ui9lpfr. gUid. lce -llangOon, 2ty
24tc, col IN Dpnd Car lima. Gs.N7'i Loui,lais.
Oi4a $50. Mulasstr-Ciht uu-cuNauu, Jnft30t.. Ga
cay a. 80 e'2c oro L 60. 500 1Oc sew Ortans. No. .
crop, toi DC -ugure AR TO o. tCnnlnl cuba, .
h4ri rentr ugti, htotiG-. r"nned. l0ee in7k' ter
hsrr O-@tusc tor Hott wAte, audi SittV. Tor yellow.
StNDEiIs- Naval stores were hrI,r, Wdh m ilTrat"
SAFE hpirt' IN y nune "5' an r0.sn ~ t7ig9
ti'1 for common Co., ~ ID -tr1 Ell. Petroleum, tnon.
quiet WAS hrin At ljt Dls". iurr ied. In bOiH and
~ 'lac. tor crude in ga Ia o',an frcirht ONLY
nuul business vas uOn., eni late rate SOW SOM"
W ku'r. Grain 10 onuoI, - steam, 10 90 hupa, Cd,
gram :" CORK tor orders, ts7. o. hned petrol uu
10 AhCnn.c 90 81 far THIS. uiu 3dsc los case do.
from IA ltNelu 10 the Continent, o. a.. Nli.AsV
IONcti sA.cs " lOla ~ kIIJ. LMseed OIL, 02NaJAe
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SpumI 9uat,s.

DIR, DE JOSGrS lIGHT-BROWN con
LIVER Oll.-Dr NedleV, Pa slclan tu The Lutd Lieu
tenant Of Ireland writes " have hAbltualy prescribe
DR.. de JonEhs Goa Liver on 10 cases OF PULMONARY
COnsumptiOn, with very btnenCiAl results, AMI car
eogndent recommend = - the most eae.clous SIND.
Sold IN apsuled Imperial halt pnta, a. " all drug
gibtS. sole consignees ANsAR HAkFORD a 90,
London, sole Agenla tor the United States, JOHN Il.
HENRY, CutisAN A CO., New Ork.
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An AbscondIng Merchant.

MILFORD, Pa, Jan. a.. 4. De Kay, a pIomi-
nent ucss man Of Vernon, su ser county, n w. has
abconded, leaving unpaid dcbS to the amount VI t2o
OO0.
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To Learn What You are and What 10 do
obtain chronological examination at 1877 Broad
WN.-AdD.
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Weekly or monthly payments for furniture,
carpet and bedding. D. n. Co~Derth"ai'' 100 Chat
ham st-Adp.
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MEMPHIS, Jan. 3.-soanolds are being erected
IA tho ian yard IA, re- and IA the Court HOuke yard at
rlott for the hanging FRIDAY of Frank Scott and
Bill Williams, both culOred
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Drawings every 10 days durlng 1875. Capital pnz"
100000. Prn = cashe I, Information furnished, hlgh
TANIOR & 90, BANKERS,
n wall At, New YORK.
DIAMONDS, MATCH E~. JEW ELhH. Sill
yer ware iurs, &c, bought and sold, and sold back
wnen desired AT ycry IN 7 alva cc Parties ssen Al
their residences n ursirri. gro. e. ALLEN, jew
eller, 1,lgO lroaiwaY, near - % -.
NEW CIIROMO~, -lA kuK.u, l.,n lstenns
10 the Evdr &c ANA h ft'lG q Y ..f.
JOhN D, WILLARD Mo, D.. co.! 'anl 49, ~.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE a. fASNo-rTts nv
sun rises. "a sun sets... AZ Moon sets ~ %
u't.n WATER RUS ntY
sandy lloos12 81 Gov. island - Heil tate. a.
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salvation Powders Cure Drunkenness
Price. L. Ns nlal. AlIrtts ". ilNhIl., thynifi fHS
Hudson st. NcN ork city.
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:" strongest Imminent In Nnrkci." "BROWN's
HOT SfuNlD FNNAttA' FOR 80 cruAl and external
lsc Cures kle um item, Colc, CJlis, spr4ius, aud
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4 Dollar Case Of HomGnpnihir Medicines.
Win rr go |t- tl'if nr' ut -fpat ul r-st pt
q. SMITHS Homo 'ptulc Pharmacy, 10s 4th Az.
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Price Twenty-ayr Gents.

Tl.n WI rnte hliin'Nnr.a cSrI, time. Ouirk's
''' e0'HO oins9 sI. sure care ado
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All who suncr from Coughs and Caics will
rulrtl4fi N AIRS BAL~AM or WILD CHERRY ,
lIfff e. ,
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TTo'cao, wsh, and West. ~ ~ ~ 8 %,
We 2 on r'cI ",eni lei r. ~ "a, ~ 70
on, pfd ................. a "a IA
'EK diviNnd.
ciren ar ieu-d by Fiez q u1tcn nnano,-i Ae,nts.
tAtce VA Inc clrninRs uvf- opera inv expenses or
eye lS7, ~ the Ccntr1 Pac Nc ignlr lau uinpaav
exceeds % 90 whcn tue anuutl ntere-t On the el
- onudtd 4. Il q" u tea. The nicr ace ~ ~ ~
earnings IN 1870 owes 1874 amounted to " sos 2ci TO-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-08-23
WHY DID HE RESIGN

The blatant champion Of loyalty whonow
heads the Republican column in North Ca
rollna would make il appear that bis aban-
donment u the Confederate cause which ho
at first 50 ardentIy espoused as to bear q
commission in its armies, was due to sud.
denly aroused sense Of The enormity Of trea-
son. How Is this. Captain Settle? Did
this change come over you by bro0dlngs IN
the solitude Of your tent in the peaceful
camp life At Yorktown. before you had yet
proceeded to the enormity OF shedding the
blood Of '.the nation," and while there was
yet room for repentance? Did it not come
out Of something more personal to yourself,
from something in which your vanity was
mortified, your pride touched. your ambi-
ton frustrated! Would sou have resigns
ed il you could have been something higher
than captain" Settle!
Now. We have i. from gentleman who
was member Of the 18th ". q. in which
Mr.. Settle was captain, that at the time d
tie reorganization OF the regiment. Settle
was an aspirant for the coloncIcy. lie was
il one Of his swapping moods. lie Va.
ready to let q tie cap.aincy anG swap 81
for tie higher Office. But Lis comradc.
DID no. see il IN that ligh:, and be received
only The vote Of his own company. Forth.
with Captain Settle turned bis back up
q tie army with digust, with no stain q
blood upOn biz hands d bis conscience. sna
put himself in training Tor that course u
immaculate loyalty be has since pursued.
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lILDEN,S ELECTION.


Tie Richmond WAiam q fine vein o.
hope and prophecy writes an anticiPatory
review OF the returns Of the Presidential
election. such as may Ne expected 70 an
pear in the issue Of the Why IF tho 18th
Of Nov. next. We shall preserve the arti-
clio. satisfied that the result viii coincide
with the forecaste and then we shall again
have occasion to admire the sagacity Of
which the Wig gives such constant pro,f.
But can it 10 said that the anticipation
is visionary in view Of tho accumulation 0!
evidence Of the swelling Of the tide which
is so to oyerwholm the land? Where is the
cloud now to dasken the prospect, unless il
bs in that miserable shadow If military III
terfcrcncc which is threatened? That is the
last hope Of the Republican party, and We
believe the day has gone by for that, I'M
less indeed the party mean to resort 10 yio-
lence to m,-intain their hold. Do ihey So
riously moan that? II they do We think
the Democrats Of tho North who have as
much interest u tho South in better gov
eminent will have something to say.
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Y.4gCES PROSPECTS,

II few disheartcnel or lisorganized
voices pronounce defeat of the gallant chan-
/ ion Of the Democratic party, there are
thousands who accept no such verdict, and
listen to no other word than victory. What
is there upon which to predicate defeat?
Nothing at all, except the garbled extracts
Of war record, mutilatcd for the purpose
BY the silest instruments Of an administra-
ton 50 expert in all the arts d corruption
that it his reached the extreme ofaptness
in the selection Of its tools. Could infamy
descend to lower depth than the employ
ment Of Hester as an instrument of defama-
ton? Is dishonos digniiiod by the employ
ment Of the disgracod secretary? Yet Bei
kuap and Hester appear as the chosen yes
sells to oyerwholm Vance, and to furnish
Settle viii his chief weapons ofassault.
Vance need hardly stand on the defen-
siyc. lie ought to despisc the policy of
bis assailants. His course is that Of ag>
erosion, Let him carry the war into the
enemys camp. That i hue stroke, to
keep their own ramparts intact. But that
ought not Dc the policy of the Democratic
leader. lie must attack the citadel and
be will ini it aLundantly pregnable. For
Settle represents the National Republican
party. and il is that the people are assail-
ing We cannot forget the condition Of the
country. We Cannot forget the prostratiOn Of
its industries, we cannot forget the OK
trasagance Of its administration, the cor
ruption Of its officials. the vcuality Of its
rncniafs.
These are things to be attacked. The
Democrats have nothing to defend, and
they arc wrong to BE- placed in the dcfon>
siye.
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Igthc current runs - strong d Il Il nov
,a.tine. iherc can b no doubt of Vance,,
victory. There Is 20 batting 10 tho tide
which run With such force IN tho East. Go
,lie contrary. in the West IL ssells with
gathering strength.
The flint hearted feu are gathering con.
rage. and lie great generous public heart
Is sselIiog With pride and enthusiasm
wbiel, promises to make vanee's election. IN
osstiou instead Of . simple excess 10 the
eoasi 4 totes.
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THE srGOyERNNEAr On TIE
EARTH.

The Riehmond Wing says. fthc quality
ola government is.imIao.ed nccrra,rg Il
the lieaEiness Of the taxus imposed for il.
support then the iiosernnent ii the IIui,cd
States i.lhe hest ~ tie earth.
III l6GO tho Federal tx collected FIRM
The people VAS sixy milli,tr, gold. and
under The rule. IL the Republicans intr
years (l6T0l iirnl mp to the iucpnSidcrablC
sum Of four haUl,e,i ,edi 4 II mHiioas,
currency. la 1866 these fellows, VIM now
laud and magnify this Government Is ibe
hest on earth. could .6nd no words with
which to measure their contempt ii it.
The Government teats have largely in
creased since 1850. and in proportion as
the opportunity for Government pap is en-
larccd, just IN such proportion. in the eyes
OF these bummeFs. does that Government
advance IN their estimate.
Eject Tilden and llcndriska and the
tcats will DO cut 81. and the taxes reduced.
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Tho Presidential Joker. Abe Lincoln US
ed to say that il was dangerous to swap
horses in the stream. It IS device very
often suggested By our present oIpoucnts.
We are safely astrido on the broad back u
u. Il. Vance. Can We find safe perch Oh
the shoulders Of Tom Settle: Never. We
must look and watch. and il We can get Of
with safety. We may do s. but we need
no. run the risk. Let US see. We trust
to Vance TO bear Us through. we knowiahat
be has to do. Tom Settle says be will do
the same. But VIC knox exactly the posi-
tiOn If his party. Il i overhead and ear
in swimming water. Can il ask any other
IOads Win BE not 60 down? Lei Settle
strike out for himself. Vance has only q
bold stroke 20 make FOR himself.
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and for 900 brought the booty from
Canada il ska, when ons named Haw-
ley was arrested with thepropcrty llaw-
ley's confederate, named Ice, escaped and
il still II large.
Indianapolis, Aug. i5.t'ny. Hcnd-
ricks to-day issued y proclamation cali ng
upon the railroad strikors to diband at
once also calling upoa The pailic oIlir ess
10 exercise al The powers With wsich they
ARE endowed to break up this combination,
and bring the guilty members Who may re-
main caitnmacious II punishment.
\ Washington. Aug. l5.--Thc August
statistical returns Of the Department Of
Agriculture show IN Improvement in tho
cotton cn,p during July. bringing its gen.
eral condition nearly UP toa lnsl ayerase.
Usually there isa dcclnc frnm the July
figures. south Cafslina. Georgia. Ala
bama, Texas, Arkansas. and Tennessee
show an Improvement. especially in ZEN
lnesscc. louisiana npiniain her Jaly Nv.
erage; North Carolina, Florida. aud Mis-
sissippi have declined; in snnic eastern
counties aud along tho Mississippi river
local drought or excessive rains have IN
jured the plants. The caterpillar has abs,
appeared ~ numerous paints, but it had
ddne but little damage ut the date of,he
returns. Anticipation, Of serious ravagcs
in August were expressed. but planter
we're preparing 10 resist Them. The average
condition u the cntton States was as'fsl-
lows North Carolina. 10 South Carolina,
81 Georgia. lot; Flari,la. 80; Alsbams.
i03; Mississippi. o.: Louisiana, SO ;
Texas, 106 Arkansas Us; Tennessee. l20.
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RADICAL ASSENT.

~
The Raleigh News very pointedly com
ments upon the assent Of the Senate 10 The
charges againqt Belknap. lie is acquitted
by republican yo.e--with siugle excep-
ton.
Now when We look upon the criminality
fixed upon high official u the government
when We see how those acts wcro fixed up
on him, We can only soc his escape through
partisan partiality. There is no escape
FROM the conclusion that partixanl.ip ae-
quilted Belknap. II he isacquitted, must
the administration goircc: Oh for j mil
lion lasles u aay tie rogucs that presume
to be the masters Of the country.. imeri-
cans do not know themselves. Otherwise
they would not submit y the disgrace Of i
dcspolism which carries shame Is veil i
loss with il.
Come out. Come out! and enrranchisc
yourselves. The victory Is in yuur hands
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Wasllington. AUG. 10. lS76.

Washington. Aug. 10, 1876.
Gen. ". 4. Sherman. Commanding u SA
The House Of Representatives u tic
United States on tho iuta instant passed
the following preamble and resolution--yix.
| Here follow asa Part Of the order TIE pre-
amble aud resolution already published
The President directs that in accordanc,
with the spirit u the aboyc You are TO hold
all the available force under your command
not engaged IL subduing the sayagos ou
the western frontier III readiness to be used
upon tho call OF rcquisition Of the proper
legal authorities Distinction " racc. color,
OF political opinion. in the exercise IL ih.
right q Sotc. Is guaranteed By III, Fifteenth
amendment. and 70 assist IN tho enforce.
meut ofccrtain condign and cFoctnal punish
merit upon al persons who sl,all a;iempi
~ foIee. fraud. terror. intimidation Of
Otherwise 10 prevent the free exercise O
the right of suffrage. IS provided by tls
laws u tho Us.i.od States and haze sucl
flrcc p distributed aud stationed Is u b,
able II render prompt ass:sisnccd III III.
enforcement, IL TIC Iaw.
Such additional orders as may bo 'noccs-
sary to carr out the purpose Il these in
siruetions viii be given you from time 1,
tune after consultation with tic law olIicen
u the Government.
Very respectfully. your ooeiicnt sorraat
J. y. Cameron.
Secretary Of War.
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MOTlCE.-

ffsuE commissioners q Orange County with
" receive lids f0F hulldluw tl,r fence .,,,,,,,,,
tie Court House squire. IL fIillunra. ~, T,'i
neadty the gllI day ofsemenii,er issg. Far m.
tler Information Apply 70 the Clerk ofthe l,osr,l
% Commissioners ''o"u
Iiy Order q The Heard u Commissioners. M
Ofangf COUNTY This August DssE.
a.. JOHs LAWS.
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