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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-10

feb 4-w4w Administrative.
VIRGINIA: In the Clerks office of the Cor
Y poratlon Court Of the city vi Alexandria,
on the 26Ln day OF JANUARY, 1876: d. u, Haynes
VS. II. V. Crandall and j ohm Crandall, partners,
doing business under the firm name of Crandsll
Brothers, anu VIM. a. Smoot. In chanccry and
upon an attachment.
Memo: The object of this suit is to recover of
the defendants, Crsndall Brothers, the sum OF
five hund;ei and sixty dollars, with interest
from October "a, 1875, and to attach and subject
to the payment of the same the estate or debts
due the said Crundall Brothers in the hands OF
the said VIM. A. Smoot.
The defendants, ii. V. CrGndal and John
Crsndai!, no. having tered their appearance
and given security according 10 the act OF AS
sembly and the rules of this Court, and 1t APP
pearing by affidavit that they not residents of
this State it is ordered that the said defendants
appear here within one month after due publica-
ton Of this order, and do what is necessary to
protect their interests in lhissult and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in the Alex
andra Gazette, 4 newspaper published III the
city of Alexandria,, once week for four sue
cessive weeks and posted at the front door Of
the Court House of his city, A copy, test:
MORTON MAKYE, Clerk.
d. L. Smoot, p. q. Jan 26-w4w
AIOTICE-I shall apply TO the Commissioner
~ of Pensions for the issuing of duplicate
of BOUNTY LAND WARRANT No. a. 1856
for lGO acres issued June II, 1920, under the
act OF May +, lSl2, to John Pollard, late Of King
George county, Va, who was private in Capt.
Charles Goes company, 10Th u. .. Infantry, IN
the war of lSl2-the original having boon lost or
destroyed CHARLES K. POLLARD,
de 29-w6w Admir-. of John Pollard, decd.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, Feb. l0.-rhe Times, in its II
nancia article, says: The Cairo dispatch of
yesterday announcing that the Anglo Egypt
ian Bank has advanced large sums Of money
to Egypt, portends the triumph of the French
Syndicate, the bank, in question, being prac,
tically French institution.
PARIS, Feb. lO.-An official decree is pub
lished this morning, appointing NJ, Voisiu Pre-
feet Of Police, and placing the Department uu-
der the control of the Ministry of the Interior,
as before 1873. Nj. Voisiu is Reactionary
Deputy. Yesterdays Moniteur reporting the
rumor Of his appointment, said it would pro
foundy grieve the friends of President Mac
Mabon and the constitution.
Baron Haussmann has issued an address to
the electors Of the first reimbursement of Paris.
He says, 10 offering himself as candidate tor
the Chamber, he has solely in view the inter-
est of the city of Paris. He expresses regret
for the regime to which France and Paris owed
so much prosperity, but he will not be hostile
to the present constitution, which he thinks
should be applied 10 perfect good faith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-10

FIFTH MARYLAND REalMENT.-A letter
has been received 10 this city, from Baltimore,
from which We are permitted to make the
following extract:
THE suggestion in the newspapers 10 regard
to the Fifth Regiment" visiting Alexandria
% the 22d instant, has stirred up the boys
considerably, and they are quite anxious to 20.
All they want is some kind of an invitation. If
they 20 they would probably bring about 25O
men, with full band. They would add great
ly to the attractions of the occasion, aud the
little cost of their visit would be amply repaid.
They expect no grand entertainment, and l
think, upon proper representation being made.
tho Council would appropriate small SUD to
that OH, ct."
Csnuot some of our prominent citizens, es-
pecially some of the military men, take the
matter in hand aud provide for entertaining
the regiment. We have no doubt that the
Flremeus Convention would gladly invite them
were such provision made, and they certainly
would be great addition to our Centennial
celebration. Prompt action, alone, is re-
CURED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-10

MARKET GARDEN FOR SALE.-I will
~ sell cheap, for cash, my place. on IVY
HILL. With the improvements, the purchaser
can have st acres or l24, as may be desired. ess
The house is handsomely located on the H:aa
Lecsburg pike, abouta mile froln AeXand ris and
7 from Washington, commanding q view Of
both cities, and fifteen miles of river. The
house is new; interior yet Incomplete; nine
rooms; two halls, and will contain u cellar.
A never failing well OF most excellent water is
SO arranged rs to convey water 10 each floor of
the house. TN the place is an apple orchard,
containing l4O trees of choice fruit; also cherry
orchard and some apricot trees, and II acres of
d choice variety of Strawberries.
j. DIX. MILLS.
Apply for further information to Doctor d.
Rust, cor Prince and Washington SITS. jal9-lm
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aUCTION GALES.
Bye. w. Green, AuctlOneer.
= u. Harrison Salesman)
GALE OF UNCLAIMED PACKAGES.

January 18th, 1876:
Will be sold for charges FEBRUARY 18TH
1876, By public auction, in the store room, No.
Is north Fairfax st., about ON E HUNDRED
AND FIFTY PIECES OF UNCLAIMED
FREIGHT, consisting of Trunks, Boxes and
Packages.
jan l3-td r. w. FALLS, Agent
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FOR SaLE or RENT.
nor SALE.

II
The ELEGANT RESIDENCE. No. 1873
Prince street, west OF Columbus; brown En-
stone front, four stories, large hall, hand ksEaa
some drawing rooms, connected by folding
doors with large dining room, library, con-
servatory and pantry; water and gas throughout
and heated by the most approved brick furnace
Kitchen back, with three servants rooms above.
A beautiful lawn, with fountain, trees and low-
ers. The most desirable and highest situation
in the city. Apply to
feb 4-tf j.. WHEAT.
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BRIDAL PRESENT The Bachelors Club OF
THIS city, yesterday, presented to Mr.. George
Bryan, a late member of the club, who was
Married on Saturday, handsome set Of silver
spoons enclosed in an elegant case, and accom-
panied by note expressive of their high re-
sstd' and Of regret at the severance of their re.
iat'oDs with Mr.. Bryan. @
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FROM WASHINGTON.
CONGRESS.
CEN ATE

WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. lO.-The Senate
House bill repeating the Bankrupt act was re-
ferred to the Committee on the judiciary.
Mr.. Logan introduced an amendment max
ing the repeal take effect July LIST, 1876 which
was referred to the same committee.
The Senate also passed bill extending the
time for the completion of the Northern Pa
cifc railroad.
The Centennial Appropriation bill was then
taken up and discussed by Mr.. Norwood and
others.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The House of Representatives went into
Committee of the Whole on the Diplomatic
and Consular Appropriation bill soon after the
Journal was read.
Speeches were made by Lynch of Mlssls-
sippi, and others until II clock.
The Chairman then announced that MIR.
Blaine, OF Maine, desired an hour without 10
terruption. and it was accorded to him.
Mr. Blaine then spoke at length. lie de-
clared the Republicans the hard money party
and the Democrats the paper money party,
and said, apparently, by authority, that the
Republicans had sunk all minor issues on this
question. He gave history of the origin o.
the legal tender paper money, and said all ex
cuse for it had passed away.
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Eor the Middle SLatoS WluuS snhsAhS w ooos
and south and rising temperature.
SIN FIRE CoMPANY.-A called meeting
Of the Sun Fire Company was held at their hall
last night, President Latham iu the chair, and
Geo. B. Deeton, Secretary.
The following communication from 5. U.
NeaIe. ESQ.,, President OF the Alexandria La
brary Company, 10 regard to their joining With
this Company 10 having grand ball on the
night of the 22d Of Ecbru Try, WIS unanimously
adopted, and Messrs. Latham. Duttey, Blond
helm, Davis aud Travcrs were appointed as a
committee from this Company to meet COM
mttee from the Library Company to perfect
ARRANGEMENTS
To tbs Sun Fire Company:
GENTLEMEN The A.exaHdris Library was
organized about the year 1876 and it Is there
fore one of the oldest institutions in our city
Previous to the war much interest Was man
Tested in its success by our citizens, and conse
ouently its financial condition was prosperous.
Since the war the Library has received but little
encouragement and it has been sustained only
with the greatest difficulty, The Directors OF
the night Of the 2d Of February, hoping to rs,se
funds with which to enlarge the usefulness OF
what should be one of our most deserving OBJ
jects. They have learned that you have decided
10 give ball upon the same night. The Direc
tors OF Inc LlDE6Ey 1851 tuaI ~ "ouio W ooA."S
too much to request you to yield the night, but
they believe that it would be better both for the
Library and for your Company that the two
should unite and give grand ball in which all
the fire companies social and secret organic
tons shall be invited to participate. They sub
NIT the following propositions That the Iii.
brsry" and the SSun'' shall unite in giving the
ball, the Sun to receive one-thrd "a of the nett
proceeds; that committee of five ~ be appoint
ed from the "Sun'' to act in conjunction with
the committees from the other participating or
carnations that the invitations that have been
Issued by the Sun" are not to be interferred
with, and the tickets that have been printed to
be destroyed, the Library to take the hall, mu.
sic and omnibuses off the hands Of the Sun"
Very respectfully s. Q. NEALE
President Library Company.
B. Struder, Joseph Haines, VIM. Roberts,
VIM. Travers. George Baggott and Geo. Hay
wood were elected active m ,mbcrs of the com
pany.
The secretary was ordered to notify the com
mittee from the Library Company to meet the
committee Of this company tonight:
Messrs. Duffey, Deetou and Blopdheim, the
committee on fire extingushers, were ordered
to have one Of the Holloway fire extiuguishers
here for the use Of the company by the 22d
instant, after which the meeting adjourned un-
til next Wednesday, the 10th.
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VALENTINES VALENTINES
Y Comic and Sentimental
with Envelopes and Cards to match, for sale by
feb9 JOHN II. PAkROTT.
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ROLL OF HONOR. The Southern Church.
man says: The Intermediate Examinations
at the Episcopal High School, near Alexan.
drla, closed on the 4th inst. The following
eleven students tout of seventy six) are men
tooed With special honor as having been dis
tnguished 10 every examination: Robert
Barclay, Of St. Louis, No.; Rowland Burks,
Of Liberty: Brice w. Goldsboroug, of Mary
land; kensey J. Hammond, of Baltimore, Nd;
J: Murray Larned, of Maryland; j. Stewart
iMcGehee, of Louisiana; j. Samuel Spencer, Of
West Virginia; PEN broke Lea Thorn, of Balti-
more, Nd; G. Baldwin Walker, Of Theological
Seminary; Llewcllyu F. Whlttle, of Richmond,
and VIM. +. Wickham, IT,, of Hanover.
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RAVELEl'S PANCAKE and PLUG
W TOBACCO received by
dec is J. G. y E. MILBURN.
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CMALL HAMS-Anotner supply of choice
- Hams, small sizes, received to-day by
feb 7 j. C. s. E. MiLBUR N.
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DOMAIN and other styles OF SCARFS. Must
IL be sold.
Ian u &c. SLAYMAKER 90.
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DRGSS GOODS.

Japan TEA-We are offering finer article
y of this Tea for FIFTY CENTS PER LIB.
than has been sold here since 1860. 1t is delight
full in flavor. Try it.
GEO. McBURNEY s. SON,
ian q l66 and ITO King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-10

T1EAS- Gunpowder, Oolong, Japan and Eng
Il lish Breakfast Teas for sale by
ian j. G. MILBURN.
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NEW ORLEANS SUGAR, very pretty,
IN just received by
feb7 J. G. s. E. MILBURN.
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sNA POUNDS PURE BUCK WHEAT
OOO FLOUR received to-day by
feb 8 j. G. s. E. MILBURN.
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HE LEE MONUMENT CoLLECTIoN-Super-
'ntendent Carne received. this morning, the
following:
RICHMOND. Feb. 9, 1876.
II; L. Carue, esq. Sup't Of Schools. &c.
The contribution of the pupils OF the schools
OF Alexandria county and city to the Lee Mon
umeut (sS549) is gratefully acknowledged.
~, IS. BAssETr FRENCH, Secretary"
The contributions FROM the county were
Jefferson School, oolored, IS cents; Ruffner,
ton, coored, sl.Ss; Walker, white, 81; KEN.
per, colored, 80 cents; total, S. O5. No returns
we're received from Columbia, white; Carne,
white, and Sumner, colored.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-11-17
Horses taken at Livery and well cared for.

THE CHANGERS will be strictly conducted as
frst-class Hotel, with all the modern comforts and
convenicnces and every attention will be given to
transient as we'll as permanent boarders.
Tho attention of Jurynen and others is called to
these facts and their patronage solicited Terms mode
rate. te26
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-11-17

A DESIRABLE PROPERTY, situated
"a in thickly settled neighborhood, con-
tanning TWENTY-FIVE ACRES, more or
less. Would make desirable property for
Wheelwright and Blacksmith stand, or
Store, If properly improved. Cleared land of
good quality and all of it susceptible of cul-
tivation. Sufficient woodland for fencing
and building purposes. Apply to or address
GEO. Y.MAYNADIER,
nov@6 BelAir, Hartford county, Md
, 1876-08-02

and responsibility. w believe that
otlior. .nscker. should be discarded and that those
on.I mnom ,ne people reject s"n!d ~ oo.slsl
Ee'Mons: sn Me ase ophneeA u tnfa Terms M pun
r sneem ~ .nmsG cefes Whe.e sS' a."
tormnne" II H. tcnnt1" '"s Whs,o w. tasnr
m economical ex,sn,It,,ru Of ,nnncy fnr tavern.
enta purposes, wo viii oppose such false econotny
an Will i.ccetitatr expensive tcny III tho pesfur,
anee nf rub.Ec tsrvlcr.. We t!erand tho tmmedl-
nc nc "ha mneoh'ti..ona, rcp,nl e ta Resumption
s,y. =. o wc s..SF v"t III nrsao tt q go,a a
hrru a Ell nry.: ~ Iii ~ I'M no'es nas
pfT the com,usrctni dcnands oS lin countrry.
wc therefore fAynr tuch irHuna If III.
, 1876-08-02
TELEGRApHlC NOTES,

oUkCaN 1HtPI&EH 20 3Hd 111cuHt
DEs MONIES, ln., Aug. la young man,
aged ~ asld wlo gives his nama rs Mitchell
low!s, from Louisville, KY. httetnptcd sutcidn
thta evening by cutting his throat With q raznr.
lilo has been here about month, and Is sup
pase.! 70 be wealthy; is well educated, !Mt Is
Sptctat Ds.patch to 7as 1ft1uns.
ST. JosEPu, No., Aug. Lit has bccn report
Ell on tho strects OF this city to-day that tho
bank of st. Joseph, Or some Of It's stockholders,
trolling Interest, Of tbs stock Of tho German
Savings Bank hero. On account ol soMo h!trll
III the proceedings, or ku4ne other cause,
tho transaction bus not yet been announced
to the n9a atso P1 isP 4ss ssaa. Institutions
GRAnp HAVEN, M!cl,,, Aug. 1.-THE, body Of
man, apparently sailor, Was found OIL thu
beach near this harbor to-day: The corpse had
been In tue water fur two weeks Or tnore. There
Va. nstng abont tas Gy to asntty t. ,t'4 Ia9
49, sa.ssas D..pasea to n. 7ttes.s. ,,,
H. :; ASs hs, ag Hsa d9e1 the, ieGar iasaGa
ton iers RS to-Ight. 81 Ths lsdEo n,mhers o
8. n. Wit was elceted Worthy Chief. Tho
lodge Ia doing good work. rccla!mlng many
hard and confirmed lrunlsards. Tbs lodge has
ns ball te'ai ansesy 1,"asa fa,Is9 Y 1sa 4l,u,.
lHp5AnAroL's, Luz. Aug: g 1'-lhe .he National
fall, tue dato to b. lxcd hereaftsr by tha local
The Evangelical Lutheran Conference of the
Middle Dstrict, comprising the States Of 0hio
and Indlkna, will meet III thls city Tomorrow,
aud continuu In session ono week. The Con.
ference is composed Of 23o delegates, lay and
~'~'' spseai Dl.vasea 10 ga4 7,4eaa4;
MADISON, Wis, Aug. 1.-A1aIk Il. Irish, tho
popular landlord of tic Park Hotel here for the
last i've years, who goes out Oh tho 9th owing
, 1876-08-02

Mr. Cochrane-1)ll Wilson ever ask you to
60 for Drstow}
~ Yes, at the Grand Hotel. IIc said, We arc
going Ia make him President. ] said | WA Tor
Blaine.
Q.-Dk1 you instruct him to go for Rlaine'
A.-Iic waa my superior officer.
Q.-Thcn hc had ito such power to Instruct
ynnf
AL hc Ind instructed me I should not
havo ohtycl him, nor would | obey the rrcsl-
dent himself In such case.
JUDGE BAE0e.
Mark Bangs, United Btatea Dlstrlct.AtforDey
for the Northern District uf Illlllula, gave all
account Of tho whisky trials md results
.Q.-Qy Mr.. flaistcd}-Was any evidence dis
closed before tho Grand Jury showing that Sen.
ator Logan Of Mr. FarweIl wcrc complicated
with the Whisky ltlnTl
A.-Not tho slightest; nor In my invcstign-
tfon did discover nnything tending to fmpll-
cato them IN whisky frauds, nor did hear CYL
dcneo In TINT direction.
The examination Of ex-solicitor Wilson will
be resumed Tomorrow, md other witnesses will
probably appear 10 testify.
, 1876-08-02
CRIME.
FATAL FAMILY FEVl3,

Sptc4at Dfspateh 10 7As Trissn&.
QurHcY, Ill, Aug, 1,-Thc Quincy }Vntg to-
dsy has m account of n tragedy whici, was IN.
s.tsI ~. 11,,,,m =. 1fSo31,., r., A..
1e1su nea. 1uo 'h'.Hu .. Aalu!anu, mo',on .ne
Quincy, missouri, q Pacific Railroad, on Sunday
last, which resulted In tho tleall, Of one person
and fatal injury to another, Tho part,cipants
~ ths ,iyofr sbo.- thot I, ,-r,,r ,,t ~ fa,,,1
- eaa w. .,.s. ,' .as s.o" ~. ~ 4a
tcud When mas existed Tor some time, and Which
las often heretofore fonnd expression in the
a,1arrcltng OF various members of tic families
dlrottlv interested In Il Tvo hrother..
1Ian.v .na rhar,,s uar,o..aa h.. ..,a
a,Sa: nsns5 ana onar'ss n0"gtson' Is snos IN, ,%o
ert Hyncrs, who arc also brothers
in-law To tho lIovcrtons The tnter,nnrriaoe of
IL. f.r,tltc. cr.a,c1 i,,d h,oo.1 ,rbch la. hn.,,
.Aa .1nnsa 20 - sa..u psu oo ns'' a. nae oes'
cropping cut continually ever SINCE lhe par
ties wcro all farmers, each famtly apparently
thriving. But some real or fancled wrotlg
bronrht ot,ont Tho ycndctto. which q |, now
%nna1 :. % nuSea Thsr ,ro~a naar ,,o,a1',mr. =. - S
.opoo 10 snuse, tasJ ,, meio ne" Ie4snpo's'
living About miic from Hl,rdlanas Qn sat3lr-
day ono Of the i'owcrsonts,. Meeting Jcssc !ly-
msrs Ia the village, struck him and knocked him
OIL Of mule which 20 Hus riding. The men at
once set 70 WORK 70 laFe rough.
RuU-tuEuD!o HEHLt Uut lEIcuus klttF1cIctl nHlI
, 1876-08-02


DIVORCES. ,...,.
Theodore ". Ross fled his complaint ycstcr-
day, asking for n divorce, bcrausn his wife has
rf,nnne1lri, h,In To live o1nnc for tbe nast two
vcnrs ami ,mrre, '''e'
.ImlTn Farve,, rrartel n 1ccrec of t,tvorco
vestersnv to Mcnfy Iriuck,na,,. ;Jr.. from hIa
wi1c Hn1nn Il. nr;nl,s1nnn on % nrrpi,nt of hcr
G,,,nnnunss a ~ mi tn Francis Wineratcr fram
1,ar 1'nshn"1 ~ Tcrnr 4. WJnch".trr. mn ti,n
,,-npn;, nf tir,,nk"nn9s.. va S"'
Tn vo.+sr;1av,. fs4,,c +, ronort,n0 a dee,ston
1, ira "nsn ~ Smith w. rrcs M, smiti, ra'
o ~ rea sSJ Nsttonn, II Mi, eS Ws.thmromrh
Mrssra. Coniy' Chan,liar 4 Skinner wsro statci
r. In ro,,nsrI fnr lin cotnniainnnt.. This wa
~ " ~ 10 ., ~ so tns ~ =" H.
to ~ ~ svy af,,i portia. s'1 ~
TTpus
1a,o tt,o- ,,.,,, ~, T., o,,-t +,,;o ,,,,r,,,,, h,
hrar ,notions' "''' W - -''' "'0'''"s' W.
'.I, nit.o Far,vo,, ,vt1, +,,a ,,orn,r 1co,5o N,
,,rnt soe1r1 ,s,a ~ f,,,o ~ SnrTor ''Ao
Il INV .S whn ~ WA % ss'tcncp1 D n sn1H. lima
am -. ~ ~ tH9 NJ" ~ NJ ioiict fnr
r!,hbnc In tbc n,n,,e ~ ,Sas vestrrs,aw ranicd ~ r..
snita - ,rncl, % hy .In;I,rc HinIoStt hcSnrc hc
ePnu1i II h. rsnavc3 y frnn, iha Tw,ptv 1nii Nv
0"0"'" ~ ,1w,ryn ~ sr.1ra ~ co1,nrS' o"'''
, 1876-08-02
Democratic judicial Changes in indiana

Tho Democratic judicial Conventions nelu
prems Court resulted In tho nomination Of the
lion. ". L. Ntblaek, Ut Vlnccnnes, in the fltss
District; Judge George v. Howk, Of NJ. Alban1}:
III tho second District Judges. E. PeIsais q tas
city, In the Third; anl lilo retention Of Jnuso
W1rrlcn III tho Fourth Judge EiblHek Aas bcea
in Congress- number Of years, md Is pretIJ
well known. llc may be elasBed as au aytraso
lawyer, but has been out Of the profession ior @
10 Ibo profession as Leading lawyer u New
Albany. Judge Perkins. Of t1ls ely, a,a W.. ~.
don, ot tAu presens BcGl ueed tlo special ln!Io
duct!on. The action u tie DGmorTacy y . m, N,
llscsr,ing them, Judge Wordcn, who u ~ !, tLe
salno boat, IL retained, and Judge Downey aI.o.
gether tho beat Of the lot, Is also thrown ofsas
board.
, 1876-08-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

III -.
nepnbl1ean State t centrsi Committee was 81 hsld I'D
ut tho call Of Chairman Kcyca lust evening. It
VI, nrtvate for general arrauremcnt "a To
H.. man ~ thn cssn,oIgn 1,hrrn wos a nrc+sv
t''e pun VI 'no ea3''P'as1- a'@to "Aa p'os.t
brought favorable reports to the effect that tho
peope weru taking lively interest Iu Renub-
lean success, aI,d largo numbers were join
Ing tho Hayes aud Wheeler Clubs, including
many of thoae who went Into the Liberal move
ment of 1873. All prospec ts usc eooit for carry
imr tha etato th,s fa}l.
'"e WV ,s..'..s.'. ~
HOUSING nEfont1oAS MksrlSo'
GAIEHA, ILL.,, Aug. l.-rho Republicans Of
rc,ar s p,s' mcotln tnht M sTn,ss,mr " ,uu',ns
,'a,aa, 'nuo so,n 49, aay noo s
lltical meeting he'll here before fuliy 3,ooo
people wcre present, md tic alethodist District
iny % anl na1ttc,natcI. The Rev, Mr.. Arnold. of
1Ssv,n,r m on",ed ,l,e m meesnr viii, ' nr,vcr' Ths
Me"nnee' ops1eo tne nless,ns WIN pfA5eF' ing
Lon John y. iia*leY, o! hoeK Aaiana, eanul-
dh lor ~ t1s S qG n s p,
admirable way, FREQ from buncombe, passion, or
personality, and full Of ,!he forco Of
Sawspy an e oi tho IL ReDusan fsra'sT a;
eondtct q ttho Is pemocracy mo- n tic iioase S Of
REPRESENTATIVES md IN the South to.tlay, ,what:
should be expected Of tlat party in tho National
Administration. c. n. Whitney, of kcwanco,
followed In stir.!ng remarks, aud tho Galya
Glce Club cornct band, firing Of cannon, bon
ilrcs aud general illumination helpcd to c1rress
tho common interest IT, all enthusiasm. l Ih!A
Republican ticket, and Democrats here make no
Claims. .-.-.-
DECLARES ron HAYES AND wHEELAR.
Speetai Dtspaffh 20 7%s J'touN&
, 1876-08-02

white mau, Last evening struck Edward Francis,
colorcd, on tia head with brick, tnjuring HIN
sn that he died Of his injuries this morning.
Francia waa tenant in TafTa's houRc, No. 72t
BpafIortl street. aud WIS In arrcnrs with Ills reut.
Tatfa called last evening to collect It, and was
put OF with excuses. IN Ills anger he seized
hrick and struck Francis ~ stated! Ta1Ia fed,
but was arrested thls morning
, 1876-08-02

6Uet11E Og1pn9cH 70 tn 7EIuH7td ! = :.
Isp1As1poIls, Ind, Aug. 1.-on petition D
Cincinnati & Lafayette Railroad Company, that
corporattou was placed In tho hands Of u TO.
ccivcr to-day by judge Gresham, Of the United
Htatcs Court. Tho road de'aultcd on la July
Interest $578, COO, hcncu these proceedings. n.
i. ingalls,, President, was appontcd Reee!ssfI
a 10 10 gnGnse y III rst reeeyed 7,
DO dcyoted to the liquidation ot back pay.rols
aud supply bills.
, 1876-08-02


Add 10 thRt 10 ceHts day for admission to
the ground for weak, makes e31, le4ytng e14
for other expenses II you start wlth t5u.
Boarl md ROOM we're obtained by several
With Wllola haye spoken for IS per week.
OF COURSE, these lro uot hotel figures, but at
private houses. aud not much style.
OAs WAC HAS eHaA gAh CkATBAalAL
gOA $50.
, 1876-08-02

BURLINGTON, In, Aug. 1.-Durg}ars entered
the residence Of Adolph 8clrei, = City Alder
man, last night, taking his pocketbook, which
contained ANAL amount Of money. The
same, or otl,er persons, robbed John Weber, n
vell-to-!u butcher, aud carried away all bis
silver anl some other property. Hc values tho
goods stolen at over falO. These .nake four
bugglaries known to hive beon committed on
Sunday and Monday nights Of this week.