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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-29

Exports. Foreign
Imports Eixed Values Exports
Month ending
Feb 90 1875 = ss7, 75e,4s7 s5s, 100 s2s sl,COa,o75
Month ending
Feb. IS 1S75... SO 352, 22S 47,6o4, 304 1858
Eight months
ending Feb. 30
ls76.......... sos 1879 800 s00, oea s2O 1890 s57
Eight months
ending Feb. Is
1875. 34S 300 sos s77, o6l, 626 0,254,s
SPECIE AND BULLION.
Month ending
Feb. %, 1876. S7sl,s72 $4l27,l25 $43l, 646
Month ending
Feb. IS, 1870. 199I073 ASH, 1873 Ill, 423
Eight months
ending Feb. ~,
1870 ........... l2157,l42 2o,565.lo s,4e4,a9S
Eight months
ending Feb 2s,
1875. 1858, 1855 40, 7sl 994 2,ssG, IFS
DOMESTIC EXPORTS
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EUROPEAN MARKS.

LIVERPOOL PRODUcE MARKET-LyERrOOL, March 2S-~
Evening -Common ro,n. Is. ID q Is.
LONDON PRODIGY MAVKKT-LOSDOS March 2s-Evem~
ing-sperm oil. COS eos per Common rosin As do
a
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day. took 500 900 gold coin, OF which $4,000 is
American. No engagements are reported
MONEY MARKET.
Money on call supplied at the close at "a and
per cent Discounts are unchanged. Foreign
change was very strong, with a small supply Of bills
offering Actual business 4S6z a4s7 for
bankers long and 4s9sl 4so for demand sterling
OUR FOREIGN TRADE-sTArisTIcs IMPORTS
PORTS.
The following statistics Of imports and exports are
furnished by the Bureau OF Statistics
MERCHANDISE
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN or ENERGY, EXPERI-
~ and wishes engage IN safe legiti-
mate business rciereu Address AMBIDON box led
Herald Uptown Branch Office
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CLEARING HOUSE, srArENKx
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A DRIVING BUSINESS MAN WITH $1,000 OF
~ 5000 to take Philadephia agency for three %
the best selling patented novelties Introduced Tor ths
Centennial year samples In twelve styles good thing Il
the right man. Address DOWN town. Herald Office.
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VALUABLE GOLD MINING PROPERTY.-FOR THE
purpose Of dividing certain interests the valuable Es-
tate, we'll known the Kings Mountain Gold Mining Prop
ery, will be sold the premises by public auction
Thursday april o. II consists OF about GOD land in
CASTOR county North Carolina; 40 stamp mill with build
ngs, engines shafts, machinery and every requisite Of
complete mining establishment In active operation The
earnings the mine already largely In Of tho
orking For ull particulars application
may be made to WILLIAM WARD, Drexel Building, New
Nnrk
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

a CRY MANUFACTURER, WITH LARGE NUM-
~ Der Of sewing machines, driven by steam and
facility for turning work rapidly and cheap, desires
with parties wanting the same such terms
all off
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I UMBEK AND COAL BUSINESS FOR sALE-Oa
IL will take partner business well located. we'll
shed aud increasing. Address j. W. ATWArER. River
side Conn.
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ISiained-Good ordinary l5-lGc strict good ordinary
IL loc low middimg. II Nl0c.; midding l27'l6c
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I WANT 4 PARTNER. WITH 5000, IN A SAFI
md lucrative manufacturing business established sou(
years speciates. Address HONESTY, box ia HERALD
Office.
, 1876-03-09

PORTLAND, March 2.-Gold in New
York, ll414. Legal tenders in Port
land, buying 81 4 selling sSl
, 1876-03-09

SHASTA. March 1t has been rain
ing steady here for 4S hours with a
prospect OF continuance. Total rainfall
for the season is 60 G0-100.
, 1876-03-09
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

paMrFnI BY ONE OF BEST THE
WAN Mill Men in the United
States. a SITUATION as Foreman Superintendent
of some first-class Lumber Establishment
Fifteen years Experience, Thoroughly under
stands tie Planning Mill and Shingle Mill bust
ness Also Best of reference.
Adareas, FIJI. c., box 232.
Williamsport,
Lycominy Co.,
$50 Pennsylvania.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29

full of current news, and the editorials
characteristic IN the fund OF informa-
ton and sound Democracy Of It's veter-
an editor.
Mr.. D. II. Tucker Ia now with
Messrs. Dargan q Tre1eyanl, insurance
agents. Mr.. Dargan, by the way, VINO
has been i'll for some weeks, Is cOnya-
lcsclng
"A force Of Workmen were busy
yesterday morning iittiag up the Offices
of the Dallas and Wichita Railway, la
the old Masonic building opposite the
residence of Mr.. John W. SwindeIIs,
ON Houston street. The iron for five
miles will be here next week and VIII
be shipped right along us il is wanted,
40 we ARE informed by Mr.. Henderson,
the contractor who Is to build IT,
Extraordinary triumph Of science
This new principle, new way, to cure
| Cough u1h tbuhuIip'i''t i'' ~ 49, -"
Leans Cough aud Lung Healing Glob-
ules. As rapidly as the globule dis
solves ia the mouth, healing gas il
formed aud enhaled, which cures
throat and lung discusses Trail boxes
twenty-five cents by mail. DR.. }. H.
Mclean, 3li Chestnut street, st. Louis.
The first new chestnnts and deli
cious malaga grapes received at the
New Orleans Fruit store, corner Main
and Austin streets; also, California
pears, Missouri grapes, sweet ana me
oranges, lemons, dates, apples, candies
and all kinds of nuts Mt lower prices
than any other fruit house In the city,
Agency for the hest prepared knocking
bird food and Dunbar's Bethesda min
ernl spring water If.
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Personal.

You can sell Jacobs anything.
Henry Sampson, esq, OF Galveston,
IL in the city.
Jacobs, under the Opera House.
Mr.. Russell, of the Bonhnm Christian
Messenger In IN attendance upon The
dehate at the tabernacle.
If you have anything to dispose of
see jacob. He viii buy it.
Captain Julian Fields left last night
for Washington city. He meets Messrs'
Hancock, Culbers0n and VhroCkmOr-
ton at MARSHALL, ami goes In company
with those gentlemen.
Jacobs will advance upon goods Of
any description, from needle to an
anchor.
Mr.. NJ. NJ, Bpnnan ("Doc Adams,
formerly Of the Wpatherford press, has
accepted the local edltorship Of the
Fort Worth Standard, in an original
and amusing snlutatory. / anything
of rich character ever happens In
Panthervillo he will grappIe humor-
ousIy with it, aud il nothing funny
will happen he IL capable of evolving
from his inner consciousness 10.
nanzn of entertaining matter, with
plenty of local flavor and colOring.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29
THE PISTOL.

Nose Harris -and charley eagle IN
change ~ Number Of shots Neither
uupi A LO0Eer an Hndly wounded
Last evening about $3.50, six or seyo
shots were heard corner Main aud In
mar streets. An eye witness gives the
following account OF the shooting,
Mr.. Harris, Of the Mail, and Mr. Char
ley eagle, II gambler, met In the Sen
ate saloon, and conversation turned
upon the course Of the Mail toward the
gambling fraternity IN tins city. Some
words passed between the parties,
more emphatic than complimentary,
and eagle stepped outside the SCREENS
which serve for doors at the Senate.
As he went out, Harris remarked that
he could "run every gambler out Of
town In twenty.four hoursp Cagle
ansW cred from the Outside) that the
assertion WIS "a lie, and that the as-
serter lad lost his hatchGt,o Harris
went to the door N company with two
or three others standing by and saw
Gayle with Il revolver IN his hand. lie
then ran behind the counter, and after
opening several drawers found "a gun
aud moved to the 'front.'" Arriving NJ
the door, eagle opened fire and dis
posed Of two shots before Harris could
get into position. After he once
opened fire no one could tell rs to who
did the shooting, but eagle did the re-
treating.
Mr.. j. =. Ilealey, of Kentucky, "A
stranger, attracted by the shots, walked
over to the battlefield, aud received IA
shot in the calf Of the ley, He was
carried oil the field 10y an amateur am
bulance corps.
Mr. John Lyle, who was standing
several doors below, had his sleeve
baton shot on.
TIE HERALD presumcs, Of course,
the affair will undergo the usual legal
| investigation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29

The fun and trouble tonight at the
opera house, between Prof Graham
and Frank Mason, will be followed by
duel OF the olden time, and the beau
tiful illustration, "The Tableaux of
War;" IN which Messrs. James Me
Lean, A. Stevens, ID. Whiteman, w.
Ecles, II, Ecles, Lige Cravens, Jud
Freeman, Jack Downing aud G. Bar
ron will will assist. Prof. Graham is
said to he astonishingly quick in the
art of selfdefense.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29
business.

Ii the crowds of wagons and country
people In town, and the throngs of
purchasers in the various shops, are
any indication OF good trade, Dallas
is doing fine business. The receipts
of cotton, wool, hides, pecans, etc,
were never more satisfactory. The
larger our city grows, the more Of u
jobbing point it becomes. We look to
see in five years the largest jobbing
houses in the South established h ere.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29

You are invited TO inspect pictures
Of the citizens of Dallas, ut the Sonng
Mems Christian Association Rooms,
over state Saving Bank. These pic
lures w3re taken by Malone Il Co., OF
st. Louis Missouri, and are pronounced
by artists to be the finest ever intro.
duced into this part of the country.
Malone n Co., make it special
business of copying and enlarging
pictures in oil, India ink, pastlle and
crayon. Rooms open from o II. m, to
3 y. m,
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Ahead OF All Competition la the Cloth.
Ing Trade.

INK franc.
This is very applicable to the enter.
prising clothiers, T.. NJ. Kahn 4 Bro
first and formost to open the fall
campaign by the introduction of an
immense stock Of fashionable cloth
ing for men, boys and children, to
suit the desires Of everybody, the ap-
probation of which 10 being attested
daily by the many beautiful suits they
have turned out this season. 1t Is safe
to assert that whenever you see any
one wearing nice-iltting, we'll
made AMI cheap suit, that 1t comes
from Il. NJ. Kahn n Bros, and why
this Is thus, Is because they exercise
the greatest care In selecting the latest
and most approved styles, and their
goods and prices satisfy everybody,
Having been in this city since in
fancy, they are well qualified to know
the wants OF this section, and their
constantly increasing business IL the
best proof that the public appreciate
them.
We commend this reliable clothing
establishment TO the public, where
those contemplating buying can save
money and get better goods than
anywhere In the city. We simply say
visit this popular emporium and ex.
anime their stock, and our word for it,
you Will be amply repaid.
Remembering. M. Kahn n Bro, the
clothiers, corner Elm and Lamar
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Being enabled at present to purchase
goods in my line at q reduction of %
per cent, deem it due my patrons to
give them the benefit thereof and |
shall, therefore, from this date, sell at a
REDUCTION on 20 PER CENT.
On former prices, | am now receiving
the largest stock and most complete as,
sortment of goods l.. my line ever
brought to Dallas, Orders by telegraph
promptly attended to. Orders filled
for any cemetery in the city.
A. W. MoRroN,
Undertaken, 81 Cochran street, Dallas,
Texas. iy22.tt
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The Hest Display.

The original French John has the
finest display Of large shell oysters,
game of all kinds, the choicest cuts of
beef, mutton, veal, pork, etc, also salt
and fresh water fish, shrimp, poultry,
milk shoats, and in fact the very best
of everything the markets Of Dallas,
Shreveport, Galveston and New Or
leans afford. Go and try him and
Judge for yourselves. I'm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29

We will have n err load of bugges
and carriages in n few days, which we
will sell ut greatly reduced prices. Due
notice will be given on their arrival.
Persons wishing to purchase will call
at the Lamar Hotel and enquire for
IT, ALLEN n COOK.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29

The following bank offices will be
closed Thanksgiving day, Thursday,
November 30, 1876: City bank; First
National bank, r. T. Aunspaugh; State
Savings bank, Il. ii. Gruber, president;
Exchange bank, Il. II. Davenport ;
CASTOR II Thomas; Adams Il Leonard,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29
OlutiOn-NOiicc 20 our Friends
and the Fable.

The firm Of Morales n Bonmati, here
toiore engaged in the cigar and tobacco
business in this city, is this day dis,
solved by mutual Manuel
Morales continuing the business in his
own name, and ut the same place,
NJ, MORALES,
21dSt NJ BoNMATl.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29
Ln,iIcs' Society.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of 81, Math-
ew's Cathedral, will meet at Mr. Wal
Iace's, in the Cedars, this afternoon,
"wednesday ut two O'Clock. A full
attendance is requested, Ms business Of
importance will be discussed
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29

For cash, tirst.class stock of gro
ceries, In one of the best stands in
Dallas Reason for selling, change of
business. Responsible parties only,
address "A' this Office. If
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
Notice.

All those indebted to II. G, Bohny,
are requested to call and settle Those
who do not pay in ten days will get a
full receipt through the columns of the
Dallas newspapers II c. HonSY
nOv2j-dlW
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Notice.

All watches, clocks and jewelry left
with the SUBSCRIBER over three months
will be sold for charges, unless taken
away before December 25th, 1915.
Il. AUSTIN,
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Attention, IaOoLsl

Members OF Hook and Ladder com
pany No. are ordered TO meet ut the
truck house this evening, at 7 O'clock,
in drill uniform. by order OF
uov79i2t Rem LOEB, Foreman.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29

An AmeS' engine, thirty-horse power,
and steam pump and pipes, all in good
working order Apply to
PAT MULLINS,
novl2-lm Opposite city Mills, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29

One hundred eases Kellogg's baking
powder to be sold at public auction
without reserve, ON Friday morning,
ten o'clock, by J, G., Booth n Co., 4O3
Main street. - d.
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Wanted.

One hundred second hand heating
and cooking stove, by j. q, Booth 4
| CO.-IR.
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Ilonr,ling.

Boarders can find good accommoda
ton at the Bryan house, Lamar sire o
next door to Clark, Bryan 4 Bros. Il
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29
"NCllrIII,'i

"NcurIIih
The instantaneous and infallible
remedy for Neuralgia-at Hoskins Il
Howell's drug store. Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29
CITY BUSINESS.

Hot and Cola Bnths AT Wilson'S. No
ei% Kim street decy 5dl
New-York tribune., 1876-08-26
MINING FACILITIES IN OHIO.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
SIR: In visiting the Ohio minerals in the
Centennial Exhibition, one nuds in the annex TO the
Main Building splendid column of bituminous coal IL
feet and inches 10 hight from the Upper Sunday Creek
Valley, in Perry County where Of coal extends
through the hills for several miles, and is mined ut
Shawnee, on branch Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road and at stratsvile, branch Of the Columbus
and Hooking Valley Railroad. The ranges from
10 l3ls feet in thickness. Fortunately, there good
iron ores in the immediate neghboIhood OF the coal
belonging the same geological range as the celebrated
Hanging Rock ores, and similar in quality These ores
could not be developed unti tho needed mineral fuel
found the forests having long since disappeared Some
OF the taken with the coal TO distant furnaces
Not unti quite recently adopted the wiser plan Of
building furnaces In the coal and iron field.
The Baird Furnace not very far from straitsye, has
been ia operation for year The foe comes from coal
III feet thick aud reaches the furnace by force of
gravity from the mine, which is scarcely than
stones throw distant.
The principal lies 80 feet below the coal, and
the limestone rs lower down In the same hill The cost
OF pigjr0n during the first months OF the furnace
given by Mr. Baird ut Sl3 ton. Since that time tie
price Of IN that region has fallen to 81 so
duclng the cost OF the iron about 81 ton now fur
nace built largely by the members Of the Baird Com
pany nearly completed q: Gore, and two others
New-York tribune., 1876-08-26
TIE SOUTHERN Crops.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.

To the Ed itor Of The Tribune.
SIR: By the official returns, the City OF
Norfolk Va stands third the list Of the cotton ports
of the United states This is astonishing statement
when you reflect that few years since the receipts at
this port were comparatiy Fly insignificant 1t IL proha
BILE that our receipts for the present season will greatly
exceed those Of last the reports from cotton sec
tions tributary this port all show prospects of splendid
crops We fear that the prices realized for tie staple
will be very low owing TO the continuation 0i hhahcla
distress all the world and the consequent very ae
cded falling off in the consumption OF the raw material
In the sister State of North Carolina the corn crop is
good one and there is longer any dagger that the
cotton farmers viii be compelled to use any portion OF
their sales the purchase of bread for their families ana
food for their beasts There is no money IN cotton
planting unless plentiful supply Of "hog and hominy
is raised for home consumption The eStr3Nagant pu
cnases fertilizers have been fal source OF rum 10
thousands. This wear, the farmers had very htit
credit 20 go upon they have RETAINED from MAKING pu
chaseS Of commercial maDure and have paid more ate-
ton TO the compost heap" Financial ruin has over
taken many thousands Of people because tey nave
been living beyond their Incomes. "Retrcncmcnt ara
reform should be the wachvord in the ment o
our domestic affairs well in the conduct "f pahhc
affairs AAh hELA'
Norfolk. Va, Aug 16, 1S7G.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-26
AWAY WITH THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.

To n c IdIFOT OF IHe IFtUHHe.
SIR: | cannot believe a man has at heart the
good Of his country when he opposes the movement now
ON foot 10 reform the administration of Government
simply because the standard OF reform is raised by
party against which he is proiudlced. Many Of this
couutrys most influential men aud many OF the ablost
Journals Land open ana bitter in their denun
citation OF Grantism; stll they receive with open
the Cincinnati platform. which well done TO
the administration OF Grant Virtue may bleed, justice
be- outraged and truth be tramp,ed in the dust anything
but the Democratic party which we have always op-
posed" SO say many. This is not patriotism, but II Is
innatlcism. | am Republican after the manner OF
Horace Greeley, and the idea ever uppernost IN that
great mans mind his cOuntry's good Gov. I1lden
Is the XpOncnt oI the paramount idea IN this country 5
politics at the present time. namely, reform. Aud his
opponent ia the representative OF platform which ap
proves the identical OF administration which
has brought shame upon this country and oppression
upon the people. Ii should be swept remUrselessly
away" W.
Jackson, No., Aug. l6, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-26
ARTISANS SCHOOLS.
20 the Editor OF The Tribune.

To the Editor or Thc IriOhhe
SIR A very remarkable feature OF the edu-
catona exhibit at Philadelphia the part which echni-
cal institutions hold in it, This country Ia represented
by two institutions, Worcester Institute and Cornell
University Russias exhibit shows the system in Its per-
fecOn perfection which is the result of study OF the
systems of Western Europe. Heretofore American
schools OF sciences have almost always aimed at making
students proficient in the highest branches and the ex
penses attending long aperod Of study can he Afforded
by few. may add that after graduation the students,
already mature In years. do not readily find situation
commensurate with the expenses incurred THE AGeri-
can mechanics seldom get high school education to t
them for life Many mechanic suffers from lack OF an
elementary training The Exhibition may aid in bring
ing the colleges OF agriculture and mechanic arts en-
dowed by the General Government to their true work
The Ar sans' School OF Rotterdam published small
pamphlet in which it stated that IL was opened III
1865 the funds being mostly obtained by voluntary con
age. The morning hours OF each day arc deNoted 10
the study oil the common branches and also 10 Tue n
cples OF mechanics, physics and drawing Ihe aftef-
Moons are spent in tEe different workshops. Aer lapse
OF three the boys enter upon actual me- laNlhs
gone through complete apprenticeship without c com
mon drudgey OF ordinary workshops ana haVlhs
acquired enough instruction to become efficient members
of society TIE products OF the manual Work, WHICH go
to lessen the expenses u the school, and The wceN-
cutrd drawings both linear and frechand, attest sum
eiently oroughness of the instruction surely the
mechanic, with like advantages woua soon en-
rich the country by improved Labor. ALFRED CoLlN
RidgetcOod, v. j., Aug. ., 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-26
THE CAMPAIGN IN THE WEST.

TOfhe Edttor OF Ihe
SIR: "From the center all round to the sea "
the campres are again blazing. The soldiers are fight
ing their battles again. aud the same marshanS Oh
forces and dividing OF loyal and disoyal men are appar
cnt at every parish My business took me thfough i-
nois to Kansas and Missouri lst week and certainly the
country il ali alive with earnest enthusiasm FOR the same
prtncplcs that won In the war. few incidents hp-
pear so prominent that cannot forbear TO moh-
tion them only the apooCsts for secession support
Tld,n Hendricks IL mentioned. Ihc Dolel thdt
the rebel debt and the honor Of rebels ana the sses
OF Union men would De paramount In The event 9i III
hcn's election H. universal II j. impOSspLs 10 nnu 1y
enthusiasm for Tilden IN any direction Inc haiSopor
ullies Of the barroOms hurTlh for Tdeni nohDdy co
Even sensible Democrats admit that they nave no nope
they look for the death and burial OF the Denccrauc
party tins Fall ,, 4. ,ho
There is only thing which can lose Indiana TO the
Rrpubcans iu Ocohcr-the UyCr-sanglint fctiuE tLat
the state Il safe. To day agree with the opinion oi
leading Democrat, that "unicas some great improve
ncut fakes place the STATE viii give The EepubUcahs
ffom 5000 10000 majority" hut with ittle serious
opp0,Gn the Republican enthusiasm NAY he spent anu
the BIC rebel guns coming IN September may chahSe
things. N''N'
IudianGp polls, Aug. 90, 1876.