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satisfaction or no Pay.

The above is the motto of the Town
snring L very Stable. Call and see ioi
y0 M' C. ATKINSON Is CO, PrOprietOrs.
~rs- Advertisements are inserted in the or
- lhcv arc hanas3 ~.
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The Taxes Embraced within the PT0TiS-
ions Of the Law above Quoted are
The Following, Viz;

Rcctiiie1s Northumberland. $500 90
Dealers, retail liquor ..... % 70
Dealers, wholesale liquor ........ 100 90
Dealers, in malt liquor, wholesale 50 co
Dealers in matt liquors, retail. 49,. 20 co
Dealers in leaf tobacco ......... 25 90
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco go. 800 20
And on sales of over s 1907, fifty
cents for every dollar in excess
of $1,000.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco . 90
Manufacturers Of sti Is ......... 90 On
And for each still manufactured 70 20
And fer each worm manufactured 20 %
Manufacturers Of tobacco 800. 10 %
Manufacturers Of cigaIs ......... 10 co
Peddlers of tobacco, first class (more
than two horse s OF othe, aniaa's) 80 co
Peddlers Of tobacco. second class
(twO horses or other aHimais) go. - CO.
Peddlcrs Of tobacco, third class Zone
horse or other animaD ...... Is co
Peddlers of tobacco, fourth class (on
foot or public conypyancc) . g.. - co
Brewers of less than 900 barrels. 80 co
Brewers of sou barrels or more " 100 90
AnT person, so liable, who shall Gail to
comply with the foregoing requirements
shall be subject to severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable 10 pay any Of the
Special Taxes named above must apply 10
J. W. G. BRYANT, Collector of Internal
Revenue at Shelbyvi'le, Tenn, and pay fer
and procure the Special Tax Stamp or
Stamps they need, prior TO May !, 1876, and
WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE.
D. d. PRATT.
Commissioner IF Internal RereRUe.
OFFICE OF IETERNAL REVENUE,
WAsHISToS, d. e., February !, 1876.
march 23-4t
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Tinware at Wholesale.
70 MiIefS, Engineers and SaEnill Men.

am nov prepared 10 cut of and fit your
Iron Steam Pipe to Collars or Elbow I, Joint
or Couplings, from three-qnarters of an inch
to two inches, cheaper and with more prompt
ness than you can get the same done any
where. jobs coming from a distance will
be attended to on arrival, and, if possible,
be returned the same day.
TH0S j. MCCARTNEY.
march Soft
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-03-30

ne Oar home market report
is prepared by t. j. Gray & Co.,
who sell seeds. etc. at quotations
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-03-30
N0DHMG H,
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAXES
May 1, Is76, to April so, 1877.

THE Revised Statutes of the United
Il States, Sections 1922, 3257, 1888, and
1888, require every person engaged in any
business, avocation, or employment which
renders him liable to a SPECIAL TAX,
to Procure and Place COnspicu-
ousIy in his Establishment or Place
of Business a STAMP denoting the
payment of said SPECIAL TAN for the
SpeeiarTax Year beginning May ], 1876,
before commencing or continuing business
after April 50, 1876.
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JOHN NOOSLEY.

.THE above named thoroughbred and
L fine saddle horse, will stand this sea-
son, at the
Town Spring Livery Stable,
and will serve mares at $40 by the insu-
rance. 1t is not necessary to say anything
more in reference TO JOHN, as his colts
proclaim him the favorite Stallion Of the
county.
A Free Season
viii be given to the mare, which will show
the best colt at an exhibition to be given at
Fayetteville or the Is, Monday in June
EsT 60 y G. ATKINSON & 60.
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FAYETTEVILLE
HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS !
"FaYsttRflle High School for BaIsn

A FTER an interval Of one week, en-
IA bracing the Christmas holidays, the
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Fayetteville Observer
Thursday, March so, 1876.
&c an&i&afts.

Election Thursday, Aug.3, 1876
, 1876-09-22
RAILROADS.
AN INTERESTING CASE.

AN INTERESTING CASE.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. ot.-1n the United States
Circuit Court to-day Judge D!llun decided Il
easc of much interest to railroad men. The
case was Henry F. Eakin against the St. Louis,
Kansas City g. Northern Railway to recover
interest on coupons attached to <937, 600
of bonds Issued hY the st. Luuts. Council
Bluffs Il Omaha Railway Company.
The latter Company leased their
road to tho former for rental egua! to the in
terest on thcae bonds, and said Interest was tn
be pail as tho rental VI tho road. This lease
wns made with the consent Of the Stockholders
Of tle ST. Louis. Council Bluffs II Omaha Koad,
but the Stockholders Of the 1T. Louis, knnsas
City <E Northern Road never took auy formal
action OIL II until Marcll, 1875, when they voted
It down, though tho Company hal made thrcc
scnli-annual l,ayinenta Ut interest Oh tho bonds
without objection from nny vi thc Stockholders.
Judge Dillon decided that, notwithstanding the
for1iia1fty OF the ieasc, rs the lattrr Company
had operated tho road Ut the former md made
three payments OF interest Oh the coupons, the
case Is vuffd, anu judgment was entered for
plaintiff.
, 1876-09-22

Tho 1Tos. L. JoY kohR1s writes lette1
from Ningara Falls to tho New York Times,
giving bis Impressions Of the political prof.
nects in Ohio, which nro altogether too rosy
and natse,ing. Mr.. Monn1s writes:
In reference to Republican prospects In Ohio,
hermit nc to asstre you, IL tho results of my own
observation In recent tonr In the State that there
IA not shadow of doubt Of }argu Republican
majority In October. and Of from 20, 900 to 25 GOO
majority for HAMS in November Rely
upon It that Ohio Ia aurc beyond pcradycnturo for
the Republican ticket in October and November by
triumphant tna1oritlca.
, Wo believe that Ohio will 60 Republican in
October, but by no $4,000, unlosa matters
chango matorinlly between now and then.
Thus far the canvass on tho Republican sido
has not beon conducted with muct, vigor,
while that on tho Domocrntic gilo las bean
marked by extraordinary activity. 4 eorro-
spondont Of the New York World, writing
from Columbus, O., says:
Tho Democratic Central Committee hayn perfect
I'd thcIr organization not only in every county and
town, Int in every school d1str1ct md election
precinct, wherever dozen voters or lcss cluster.
By IN admirable System Of canrassing they havc
reached eYesy l,apub]leaa yotaF In the staso OF
Ohio. and arc seeking 10 influence him. The or
ganzaion this yoar was better by far than It eyer
had been, for they realized the Importance Of ncxt
months election upon the Presidential light the
month following.
Wo suspect there is m uncomfortable
amount Of truth In the statomonts Of this
Worlds correspondent In regard to what his
party is doing in Ohio.
, 1876-09-22

The question rs to what rate a. T. Stewart ds
Co, laye to pay for bringing their merchandise
TO this city from New York has finally bceu
settled. The official announcement Is made that,
In order 10 provide aGainst fluctuations in tho
freight tariff the managers Of tho Artu decided
10 mako contract fur the Transportation Of
Tnay aye u n neknr coE wt
tle Merchants Dispatch, running over the New
York Central and Luke shorc Il Michigan
Southern Railroads. for that length Of time at II
ecnta per 100 puunls frs,n. New York to Chica-
on this class Of gools was rs cents per 100
pounds,
, 1876-09-22
PERSONAL.

n now serial novel by George Mcdonald Will he
Commenced In M carly number uf Lfpptneotrs
Aagasln4.
Ut. Hel'nbold haa caused suit to ho Instituted
eealnh Ills brother and othors for conaptlpR to nut
him 10 mnl .house,
Tho confession Of consad Jennings, tho medium,
laA caused a. great sensation In Central Now
YORK "a tho katy King exppsuro did.
Tha New York Foa says that Prof. Huxley
.ss1a'es psec'sois like college professor. Ia
fot'. bearing, manner, and pronunciation ia ro-
uinaa one Of Tho Iioy. William N, TayIor. NJ m,
broadway Tabernacle ~ ~.0
M'| A'oosy. the active head ot tho 4rp OF A. II.
stewart q c'., Formerly held 1espoa stbla Dosi
tion IN connection with tho Tenth National i,onp
OF New York. Lie hna como Into fame nnd fortrn,,
in comparatively short ttma, 'AA'
Tho Springfield Republican IL amazed At nnaIr,
shat Theodore Tilton Is sound sconor M 1,os.,
ah9hof' no waa 10 aaaeny, lu fact, whon he sraycd
Into tho wrong berth, that he lldp'. not,ca liz
ttG!ts circumstance Of wolnau airoady In roe.ss
ainn. 'S'''@e
Prof. Sumner, Of Yale College. begaa h!s ca,eer
~ Tlden HelormeE by supporting for ut1cn Ma
worst Republicans IN Connecticut. Most of IT,,
ovl's In h!s Immediate neighborhood that In I".
blres 10 have corrected Wcre treated With hs M.
reoyal.
William +. Baker, the eccentric mtillonsiro NJ
.,Iih.,ty - 49,, W. H., ~,
va, .tatca n hn H. snI op.s. " wn'eh
.sou 10 w lho bringing together III fraterhnt
spirit OF ministers and officials Of chuEehca In Dua.
ton and vicinity.
,ho fope, on belas introduced to an Eng!s!,
."aa " sumo tame - wt!tet OF act!ons said, In
au'suta"so manncr: - have heard that there
naas 'esa many nooKa printed IN London" Tho
Moy =! lIls Motsaeas d1a not cscape tho ohscrya.
VI 'hs slst"s'
VISA tradition ut Harvard that Dr.. WInshlp,
whca student there, dste1ote4 ,,,s muscle In or.
der 70 have tho pleasure OF ihrcAh,ng follow.
, 1876-09-22
1NCEEDIAIRISA1.
Hpecfaf {Ntpdteh to 1Ae Tribune,

ADRIAN, Micf., Sept. 2l.-Mr. Hutchinson,
farmer in Dover, nine miles west Of this city,
suffered n loss Of $4,000 Inst night by tile III.
cc,lt1!ary firing ot lis burn, outbufldIngs, and
grauarics. His crops and farm machinery were
burned, hut no live stock was lost. Slight In
surnncc. Tramps who lnfrst the section there
aoouts aFs ss sseStea T. age " y. ~ The re
JOLIET, III, Sent. M.-Two tramps called ut
thc house Of MIR. David Wllitsont wllo resides IN
miles east Of this city, last Monday, aud asked
tho hired girl, the OILY person al hotnc for
some n,ntcllcs: The girl gave them thu matches,
mud, being frightened, closed tleduus. The meti
failed to hnrla. They then set fire to tho bar1l,
Which. with span 0f l,orses, Il lot Ut agricul-
tura1 implements. four stacks Of oats, and two
stasks o. has was & snt!5e,y aestry Ihe grl
tratps. who saecni,ipel utter setting fire to tho
barn. Mr. Whitson's loss is about $1,000.
, 1876-09-22

KErNE, N. H., Sept. 2l.-About 95o men,
1ahorera OIL tho Manchester e. Kccnc Railroad,
marched into the city this afternoon, armed
with ulncs uni clubs, creating general alar1n.
The CourtI1ouao bell was rung, md Ccntrnl
Square sas speedily nllcd with citizens. Tho
men arr mostly Italians, and thu demonstration
wins caused by u failure Of the eonts4eto's 70
tici.ces Ut suycral prominent mcn identified with
the roat, demanding THUR waEvs and fool,
threatening to tur,, tflo town II ttlrtr Lemaths
wera not complied With. Thu pollea and mill
tary arc under arlis, anl will prevent violenre.
, 1876-09-22
CASUALTIES.

DROWNED.
Special Dspdseh to 7hs n4auas.
RACINE, Wis, Kcpt. 2l.-Thts afternoon, while
ouc Of the employees of Mitchell, Lewis Il Co.
was pumping water into their large reservoir, q
little son Of Peter Jensen, who was playing near
the tank, felt In and was drowned before assist
ancc could reach him. Tic man IN charge of
tic clliid had becn @ Al t,,c lotsom M several min.
utcs. The reservoir is fully 40 feet deep and
about II fcct In diameter, ait, it was 20 minutes
after the unfortunate victim disappeared before
ILLS body was recovered
Special Dfspafch 10 17e Tribune.
PEwAuaKE. Mis., Sept. .l.-A little son Of
tic lsev. y. Parker, Baptial minister, was
drowned In Do0r1nRn's mift.raee yesterday.
, 1876-09-22
FAIRS.


ePR1NaFirln, ILL.,, Sept, 2i.-There was
enough lct-up In tho rain to-day to allow the
sangatnon County Fair to proceed, though the
grounds ycro very vet md muddy from last
nights showers, and thcro was not 80 largo an
attendance a. usual. Tho track was too heavy
to allow Of fast time. In tho races, tho threo-
minute trot was won by Lady Steele, owned by
Moses condctl, Of this county, and the 3;45
trot was tekon in two struight milo heats by
Nelly, owned by Il. Hathaway, Taiior; second
Of Jacksonyille. John Baker, owned by a. Up.
dcgrall, of Maco,nb, won tho running race.
Whipsaw, owned by John hho4os, Of Altamont,
won Bccuna money.
, 1876-09-22

bp<etat Nhp1tth ~ 1he 1HobH6.
JOLIET, Ill.,, Sept. 2i.-TiIo dead body Of d
male infant. only few hours old, but fully dc.
yctopcd, was found In Hickory Creek, t,ear tho
old wooden mills Oh Richards street, by somo
boys who wcro nutting this AFTERNOON. City
Marsial Cunningham was ut otco notified, the
body recovered, md an inquest held by Coroner
Campbcll, but nothing which would furnish
clew to tho chilli's parents was Developed. The
body VIA wrapped III ali old calico skirt, aud alt
tic appearances. indicated tllat the child hau
been 8traBEleA soon after sts birth
and then thrown Into the water.
It tloated down tho creek to the spot where
found. au1 there cauCllt on tllu submerged
branch 0f treo Which oyerllangs tho wafer.
Tic Coroner's jury rendered verdict Of death
by strangulatton nt tho hands Of some person
unknown. Tho wholo ailair Is shsoudrd In
mystery, and tho police hnyo scarcely anything
uiloa wlite., to work but efforts will bc made tU
discover tlte purity Or parties guilty ol tito Mur-
der aud bring them to punishment.
, 1876-09-22

Special corrtspondenee Qf The Tribune.
Fonr BuFoRp, Sept. 13-Tho great Indian
campaign is uver.s Tho army is dfsbanded.
Gems. Terry, Crook, and 0ibton have retired
from the field, cacll In different direction.
Terry camc back to Buiorl; Crook has co,.-
ductcd bis troops, or perhaps is conducting
them, VIA tho Dluek Hllls, to Wyoming; and
Gtbbon il wcnling his way to Furt Shaw, in
Montaua; mud have yet to hear OF single
Indian bcIng killed, wounded, or captured, rx-
ccpt two or three who fell In m encounter With
the steamer STAR West," In tho whole cam
patgn, since Cuktcr's ill-ssarred onslaught
On tho a,il ef June. This auz,-
mary OF 10 weeks campaign mus.
bc Aumt!tatinE to the country, It's cost will
never be known. Que thousand dollars day
will not pay steamboats, hero In the Yellow.
stone, without speaking Of the Immense a,lll-
tinnal cost OF transportation Oh the Missouri
R!ycr, done at regular contract rates by thu
Coulson line, which, In order to Accommodate
thu increased demand, has Ind to double its
feet by chartcring some haltlozcn extra Yrs-
sells. Another small item Is $aUO per day for
the uac Of q nutnber Ut T.. u. Maclay u Co.'s
tcans with Crooks command. could rnumcr-
ate several other individual items wIIc., wpulil
70 to t1d!cate simply the possible alnultut that
unclg Sam will haye I'd pay for thls n,ost won.
acrful, surely plutacrtui, Indian campaign.
LIDO not know what you In the ESTATES " will
think Of the result Of the campaign, but can
tell you that pcopio here in tho Territories arc
tue worst-lisgusted communities you could
srare Ill., Here was IN army, admitted TO niln-
bcT 4, ,000 efIcctiva nicn, led by &wo full Brig
adicrs OF tho regular United States army, III tho
pscseuce Of MI cncu,y for 10 weeks, aud never
fired sipslc gun. confess an At q loss to
account for such supine behavior. Aiany Of the
officers personally know to bc tried In many
wcll.fought fe!d. Tcrry GIbboa, Mites. Moore,
aud otlurs have bcen oftcn tried amid storms Ut
shot alld shell, nul ncyrr yet hare bteueiled;
aud the only explanation rs can coucelvs is, that
It Was never intcudel that, Tor this
season Ut al events, sit.lug Bull was to receive
punlslmeat.
Last week notable character reached this
htare from tho nrh,Y, and went down tue river
IN the "yellowstoue." refer u Mf. Cody,
alias
HpySALo HILL,
concerning whom there arc many opinions, Ills
opInion, however. waa untspukcl., md he d.
nounceu tho powers that controlled ll,attsrs in
aud out Ut tho field, ir no measured terlns,
wllleti u surprising Whun VIZ remember that hp
IL the q cl!t1f scout - Of tue L(uutenaut-u sner-
al, and dfxwa a salary Of $40 per diea,. II . sula
plainly thAt the soldiers did mot want or tntclll
to fight; That lts had xorn hinlself out tuiiug
lud!ans; aud, wien lo lid discover thrlr where
ahouts, there was 10 uns Ecutiy to 'Eo fur thcu."
10 us0 hls own language, 1t was evident to hIM
, 1876-09-22

Etectal Dsp0tcA 10 11s 7S7bV1A
KENosHA, Wis.,, Sept. M.-Tho residence Of
Leonard Lee, m Prairie avenue. was entered by
burglars Inst night, who secured rs booty two
gold Watches and chalns valued ut 800 and $3.50
III money. mellow ns yet to thu perpetrators.
Special pispdtch 10 7hs 9tfbuns.
DECArult, ILL.,, Sopt. ei.-t,ur County Attor-
ney's house. was bnrglaslzcl yesterday by Lewis
Morris, WHO u tu-.lay committed to JUL III de-
fault Of bail. lIe considers himself lii luck, as
lis boari until court IL sure.
, 1876-09-22

LARAM1K, W. T., Sept. .l.-Bairi I.ttt1eacld,
from Cooper Lake, has reported TO Col Brack-
cit at Fort sasdcrs that the Indians hare been
in on putton and Cooper Greeks and Killed
man na,nct Lotncr On Dutton Creek on Sunday.
ne was scaiped his head cut nearly OIL, aud Ills
back slashel with knives in three Of four nlaccs.
horses from near Cooper mil sevcu Mile Greeks,
which were stolen and run oil to the nosthward
by the Indians.
From MI VIC can learn the savagcs have stolen
at least $50 horses FROM tie Laramie plains In
this frny.
, 1876-09-22

to resufne bin old nna,tton. Th, nscnil,, conn.
pcatione fu English poI[tca arising from tha dIs,
cushion Of tho bulgarian aurston NAV n,s.ent thIs
opportunity earlier than. a yea, nm. .nyhody
could have xnpnoncd was poart11lc
pho hnnt. a, r, ro,, h,vo ,,,,,ho, e.oo ~.
wnrt, t"n Inv H.. ,,Iot n*W.. 'ts.sa s,,a. W.
~ III. uo,tio.,J T...hIo. ,,.t"
rphtor,. rhn t,ommttirc l., v,nr I'm ,nn,,er IN
thnros bnro nl.n rnnn,ci ~ ~ ~ III ,hs
banka IN thc cnnntr, c,rrris, .t,,,ne ts r5rrnm,
.tanco, nj tha San mi .nt.t,,1 IN
Ito fund.
r,,h,,s n,,n. ,rt,.. . a.. <,.. .s.. us.&.
sncarn.. nj, ..r,st ~. a. ~ s...ss ~ nrst.o -
wnmnn mi ~, ~" ,, cnt,ons 1 %". ,,i,h M ycrv
.e ssa!tea ~ fool,ng ~. Willie attributes ~ 70 ,ae
M ss,sn' ! dark woman T. whose s
10 bitterly In his '0nnet'.
e. @ h0n.o nnn H. Of nsSvn " T., ho
.ttuien IN his report to tho corporation. llo -.
lies have contained a'se proportion Of ths char.
aetes and tho intelligence Of t!e college, md That
ie secret orsoalsaan. ate objectionable for o'hsf
Tho FortaIght,y 1<cte,p in speaking a, tns
ttansaton e iii: D!ssaeli to tts House Of Lord.
refcra 70 MN ~ "a great parliamentary mlne,"
"a solemn fofecur Of genius and authority" and
t'a Mophfstoptetcs. The Fortntgaty seems 10
w. w. @ saaa = ssna ' ~ .s su"s n.o no coet-
y e'np' since the spectacle OF "the rery genius
seat witters tic polIt1cai conscience,
1u,o ,,r,o ,or m, ,,,,,o.,.,, =. ~, r.. .,.,
ing un,e 10. tne e1rlos,oh AZ Nci1 oate' which
to re1novc At one blast the historical ohstrctions
in New York hasbos, hns boon postponed untll
next week. The contractors ahuuro tho neontc fn
H. ,o,o,ho,,aa5 49, s'or.o Wv pSop'e ~
'"e ho,Rhpo.nooa' WIZ arc appsetlehslvc thas the
explosion will hs In the nature Of small earth
quake, that nothing of tho kind can occur, All
tho works will bo foo,1cu with wnter md r,,o has
hoor tnLo- 4, ,iu,.thvta ~. s.'.,. a 1t' ,t"e
, 1876-09-22

CoUsnArTA, La., Sept. 2i.-Steamer r. N.
Bryarty, on her way from Shreveport to New
Orleans, struck hidden obstruction at Prcau
Point, tarcencd over and broke in two, nntl
SUNK In few minutes in IL feet OF water. Her
cargo consisted Of 900 bales Of cotton and 150
head of tccycs. Saved. except 200 baies in the
hul1. No lives lost. The bout is u total wreck.
, 1876-09-22

On and after next Monday the Illinois Cen
tral Railroad tnakcs change VI time In tl.u suN-
ming Of tralns as fullows: The Gilman train will
leave Chicago ut 4:50 O'Clock y. III. instead Of
5:1] u'eloek as heretofore. The Hyde Park train
formerly leaving ut $50 p, M. will leave ut b:aa5
p. III. No chulge In tAe running u the other
trains has becn made.
, 1876-09-22

II Is gratifying to observe that cur netRhbors
In Milwaukee feel no hcsitnney In availtng them
selves OF every opportunity for improvement
resulting from their convenient location near
Chicago. Mr. ]. EsA1As WARhEH, Of this city,
has oee', Invited to deliver his excellent lecture
ou "apain" before tie Sunday Lecture Course
OF Milwaukee Oh the 28th OF Novcmbcs, and has
accepted. Mr. WARREN ls certain to Aay soIno-
thing that will interest and entertain his Nil.
waukee auditors.
, 1876-09-22
DANVIIlLE, ILL.

Epf3d3 Dl{Vd1ck 20 3A4 3F7t11A
DANvlLLs, ILL.,. Sept. 3l.-I'lo third day OF
thu fair opened up with slight rain, which has
continued at Intervals Ill day, making tho A.
tendance rather small, aud the raes course
heavy. Tomorrow will be the race day Of tho
talr, and, should tho weather bs A1s, IN tm-
tnQtlke crowd 10 txpacta1.
, 1876-09-22

Sptctdl D|IUdtch 10 Tie ff6Vnt.
LASALLE, ILL.,, Sept. 31.-Nelsun sc1hart, n
stranger, in The darkness VI last evening, fell
from the top Of the high stone wul Mt the south
stic Of Canal street, III this city, 10 the grnlc IF
the railroad, distance uf about 20 feet lie is
badly bruised, but It Is Thought le may recover.
, 1876-09-22

CAruoA, Out, Sept. 2l.-Tho sentence 'ot
death rassoa ups,El Ju,s,cs William Young has
been committed 10 imprisonment for life in tho
PcnttcntIary. Tllu law IL 10 tnKe Its course In
tho euse Of John Y0llg, aud he will bc executed
to-morrew (gridayl Murnng.
, 1876-09-22

6psc'W I11}UEtH 10 TIE 1F1pVH6.
ANN AHpoa, Mich, Sept 3l.-Conrad Brcn-
die and john Draun were bndly injured today
car. Tho former had a lcg broken Just leluw
the hip. The lntter's head was severely
bruised
, 1876-09-22
CHICAGO a, NORTHEASTERN.
tHnfciai M&rHtsh To TA4 IfdtHHk

LANSING, Mich, Sept. 2l.-Ovcs ttrcc-quar-
tcrs Of tic grala between this city and Flint, t,on
the Chicago &; Northeastern Railroad, Is con-
pletetl, aud track-1aytng Is progressing. About
100 men are employed between this city antl
Dattlo Creck, rc-tlclns and bullasttng.up the
roal.
, 1876-09-22

: 6p2t1dI U!pd1EH 10 7HE 7T1bHhL
LASALLE, Ill, Sept. M,-seth L. Newton, 70
years Of age, engineer Of Drunner g. Shows
1Sf u rs te nfo 1 iae wps t Fl te
crushed. He sill lives, but 1t Is impossible that
he should recover.
, 1876-09-22

DISCHARGED.
Kpeetdt Dfspotch to Tit 7sfb1ns.
JACKSONVILLE, H., Hept 2i.-Antonfa Vlera,
Jr., who has been under examination here for
tho last two days on suspicion of being tho
murderer OF John u. Ornel1as, has been dis
charged, there being no evidence against him.
, 1876-09-22

TORONTO, Sept. 2l.-The steamer Corlnthlan,
Of tho Richelleu tE Ontario CDMpany's line,
ashore at Grafton, has bccu got oil and talien
to Kingston for repairs.
, 1876-09-22
LEE.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Sept. :l,-Ia tho beaver
Court to-day, Ats. bishop asked delay Of 10
days before sentence bo passcd IN Lee to giyo
hiin tiuia to t,la grounds Ut appeal.
Lee ID sad and threatening bct!Mes. There Is
runlor that he !nttnls to expoa0 moro than 10
ulrealy known.
, 1876-09-22
S1.AlSl}3:D.

8pfcl0s JNspafeh 70 7Hs 7Fi6Vn4
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Sept. el.-'rhis forenoon ". s.
Eastoa, Jr., inflicted II severn but not dangerous
wound With knife III tho neck OF Charles
staNtz, proprietor OF the galloway House.
Easton was under the influence Ut liquor, and
quarfelsunc.
, 1876-09-22

CHEYENNE, Wy, Sept. al.-Gcu. Crook ar
rived ut Fort Laramie this evening, and Ia now
III council with Gcn. Sheridan. who has been
awaiting him at that point since Saturday Inst,
, 1876-09-22

apsciGi 14spalcA to ia 7FtbuhA
LAPonTB. Ind, Sept. ai.-M!tcllell, tho man
Gxzcstsd lsat May for sssaulupg little grl u
, 1876-09-22
KENOsltA, WIS.

6pfctd1 DtspdtcA 10 91s TftbysA
A. Ashosha. Wis.,, Sept. 2l.-To-day ,yas tho
th'fu anu closing daY Of tho county fur, Thu
Weather was warm and tho attendance larec.
INC tfacX WIS III lpe condition, and tic
races were witnessed by large crowd Of spcr.
tatoTs. The first race tor y pursa Of 500 tor
s:oo horses, was won by Tho stallion swipcrt.
lleena 1a took seeona 1onoy. Tho treo:for.all
ttlan IN threa straight t,sats, Tin;.-5 III Xxx
Lewis t.alFa. -0e'"' A"'a 3@''s'o