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The New York herald., 1876-09-09
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1879

Green Point Lisht-A square tower. the keepers
house
Mouille Point LghA with alternate bands ofrsd
and white.
The Light the old south jetsy has been abolished
AYnIcA-EAsr coAsr-INrESpKp LIGHTS IN MOZAMBIQUE
Information has been received tha, in short time IL
intended to exhibit the following lights In Mozambique mar
bor viz -
ST George IsandA square tower has been erected 70
it Is Intended TO exhibit fixed white light -
st sebnstian--A fixed red light will be exhibited ~
~ Sebastian (hoxnmbique Issnd), visible through an
of $50 degrees from Baone Point Isle of Arbres
aud In clear weather 1t should be Tor distance OF !.
miles.
CabccsraA fixed white light will exhibited near the
she southern channel In clear weather should be seen
from distance OF about 10 miles -
hearings magnetic Variation 10 deg westerly In io'o
SOUTH AxKRcA-xAsr r-BRAziL-URUcuAy-sANrA
CAruARiNA IsLAkD-ALTkRArIoS IN SANTA CRUZ LIGHT
Notice has been given the light Santa Cruz has
above the level of the and visible distance OF miles
Illuminating apparstus doptric. Position of lisht-Lat
y 20 81 5. Ion 49, SO W.
NALDoNADo DAYLIGHT tEAsT POINT
The onmandcr OF the French ship La Venus reports
that light Este Point by top of Lagos
Island the bearing N, ~ deg W. xt distance of miles
from that island and height Of the Of 23 feet above
the sea level.
Tho same authority reports that the light Flores Isl
and revolving minute with eclipses at approxi
m"teiy 10 seconds Illuminating apparatus. Ca'optric
MoNTEvIDEo nAgBOR LIGHT
Also that the illuminating apparatus the hnrbor mole
paratus is n wooden post fastened u stono base
BY order of the Bureau OF Navigation
II ii WIMAS, Commodore. uSN, photographer.
y HYpRoGRAPHIc OFFICE. Washington. Dc Aug 2s,
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via in ballast; sylphde CSor) Haaeesen New or'ssss'
With 44io.bags coffee; schr II Bsssoe lDas, hansss'
Baltimore with $40 d. r, y,.,
In port Aug TO- ship Grev Eagle, Lucas. for bn.F JAZZ
more; barks New Light. Snow. and CAmpaner1 'p'iis
Walker for do; Margnrida Port, for New YORK schr
Robinson, Glover. fo~ United States. -.
n port Aug = ship j al us Lincoln. Lombard Tor
baks Fanny skoiheid Shields and National Eagle Sesls.
for -; Maggie liugg. Steed, and Clara McGhve,y.
Dunbar, brrx Newa tDutchl. NHge Tor Gull or Az
lant ports: Squires. Blstchord: Hail Coumbix, brc
reton; Is Nnsh spanlding: Wiswell. clover, anu
Morancy. kedonnet unc sclrs ii Foster, Coombs hec
tor. Higgins; II knight. knight, aud Ruth Robinson,
r. Robinson, Glover for Hampton Roads. ana
others. .
Ricnlnucro. Sept ARRIVED, bark Sutherland (Ir) U
ham, Waterford -
SHANGHAI July 2s-Arrved, bark Parmerico tBr), Alb
bott Burrari lnlet
In port Aug bark CLEAN (r, Burgess New Yora.
CHARACTERISTIC Nbuera tBD. Harris, from Manila to
New York. .
SANTOS. July 0Clcared, brigs Lincon Reed. Isle OF
Maio CIV: 9th. Aabine Nor. Blk Hampton Roads in
ballast jamie Br), for do. do; 27th. schr Nancy Smith.
Tookcr, Barbados
Sr TmoxAs Aug ls-Sailed. schr Walsh CBr), Peters.
Turks Islands to load for Newburyport
ST JonNs NJ Ang 22-Arrived. hrigs Annie (B0. No
ST Jony NIB, Sept 6-Arrived bark Ailsa tBr) Girvan
Dundaik.
CIcs-ed 9th bark Harry Bailey (Br, Winners. Dublin.
TouRoy Cochin China July 23In port. schr VIM Phil.
lips Ieay. TOR Hong Kong liz 20 days.
WnAMPoA l4-In port barks Montego (Br) 0riiths,
and Bethany r) Bcde for New York; Ocean Chief (Bp.
Tor do.
New York. -
In port Aug o. Quangse (Br), Jones. for New
York; ship Cashmere Morton, unc; bark Cremona, Cove.
for New York.
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my ability. Very respectfully your obed,ent servant,
GEORGE y. DANTORTH.
To Hon. JonS ". FRANCIS, President, &c Hon. AMOS
r. LxARHKD, Secretary, &c
LETTER rRowBRIp0E
BROOKLYN. Sept. I, 1878
Hon. JoHx N. FRANCIS. President, &C -
DKAR SIR-ln reply to your letter Of August %, BY
which am officially Informed OF my nomination for
the Office OF State Prison inspector by tho Republican
Convention at Saratoga. accept the nomination, and
If elected shall to perform duties Of the
onice satisfactorily TO tho people. I have the honor
to be your obedient servant
CHARLES T. TROwBRIDGE
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BERMUDA, Sept i-Entcring port. brig Annie Gardner.
FATHER Polsr, Sept s. AM-Passed, steamer ssrdinnn
Dutton from Liverpool for Quebec,
(no, arrived July ~ 9th Alice Buck Hartman, Uardin
bsrks sophie sr Jones. New York; 7h. LsaIS. Sill:
sailed Aug tno. as besre, barks Philip Fitzpatrick,
Phean San Francisco; 18th. Scotia tr, Bsbineton
port IS, ships Alex McNsi Pettss for San Fran.
ciscS; Importer sherenrne unc barks Moss Glenn tBr
Aug 10 Chartered. bark Caroline Behn Gcr) for noilo
HALIFAX. Sept s-Anved, steamer Acadia Br, Craig.
,aa r,sx yAas si-Ar'od bark American Eagle MeMa
MANILA July as-saed. ship Vancouver t,r,. johnson,
San Francisco bark Annie Lewis Morse folio and Boston
Aug o. ship ;, Lueie K,vs,. San iancisco b.rks limo
lett New YORK sth Fe.isen Ger, Greia ao '"'
In por. Aug 10 .hp kason .Br, Gaad. Tor New York.
Glasgow bark Elirabe,h Dougail Reddy. Ieisi; u.S
ehesIc do isSis,han Fasesep. Pprs Gaieaoni.
Cleared tth steamer ponon Roberts. Liverpool; ship
Noxrn SYDNEY. Sept o-Anvcd. bark iIecla (Br. Could
rtasASnuco Aug iisailcd. brig Centaur Stanley. Now
Boston Helen Il Gott, Piper do.
10th; 9Th sssnmer Ths@ss nsa nermoa o Anderson Sill
n Cleared 9TH, ships Rosa Benhsur. sus Liverpool !;
hwert sunderland; Edda. Anderson. London; supreme
ne.n.eT Liverpool. GleusAry, Nehon do Louise Char
RIO G SsAspr July l7-Saoq sshr rampeo, Bonhog. Lon
cars Curtis New s Yof. "' wilson" Boston 2' Dexter
- In port July ~ brig A liorsey Br, Conll, for Fs
mouth. rsanyi sehrs Para Chase from Richmond arrived
-, for Boston, Gorsh Banker, Price. from and New
YORK. arrived :: b Farnhan. GEM. unr.
Sl.o IN port July ~ brig Pedi,e Ga.eh) for New York.
lilo JANkiRo, Aug 2-Arrived ship Northern Light.
Kenny, LiNetpoo Tor San Francisco (lnd sailed
ship Grey hagc, Lucas Baltimore; voysgeur (Br
isNe 90 9TH, Fanny skoiheld iIuntcr SheldsJ, Car
diH natona Eagle sloss Boston via Ncwptrt KI unon
brl webb, Brun.wick Minute uraham tBr Jones. New
castle Is; brg Moancy kcdonnet, Richmond Va: AcDta
Sbrl, yannement. Gaspe sehr Ruth Robinson Rogers,
B,unswcs Ga: 9th. brss Nash spauldng. Liverpool
schr w IL Knight. knight baltimore; 18th, ship Gov vii
pool
sailed Aug =. bark Yamoydcn. Th hompson, baltimore: !:
brgs Edith Hall. oliver. Richmond Va with $500 bags
coffee Maresrcta t6s.), Duit. GAvcston 9TH. Adons
!ner bcckohc. do with $500 bags coffee sehv Gc"rgc
oo' tr Jones Mobile. with 800 bags do; oth tafks
iinhcoch King BSltlmore With 4lUD bags do 6h. Bra
tlera Ger Jachcus. New York. $500 bags do; Hogsnas
tsw). ohlsen Hampton ionds sth Adelaide. icy. Bal
timcrc ~ bags do 9TH. brgs Perry t0crl, lohrs New
ofe.ns. 5000 bags do; Robin tBr. ravre TURKS island
sehr Canporex (roru. Refs, Philadelphia
Cleared Aug d, bArks Helen Angler. Staples. bata
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THE VERMONT ELECTIONS.

COMPLETE RErURNs-FAInBANKs' MAJORITY
REPUBLICAN GAIN IN THE LxoIsLAguRR.
BosroS. Sept 8, 1876.
Complete returns Of the Vermont gubcrnatoral vote
have been received and place Fairbanks majority at
-, 527 Tho total vote was:--Farbanks, 445S5; Bing-
ham, II 035, and scattering, %.
In 1874 tho votc stood Peck, SO, ,5S2; Bingham,
1t, 25s; scattering, u Peck's majority, 20 300
The ull returns Of the Lower House give tho rcpub
hcans 2o5 democrats, 81, and no choice, "a demo-
cratic loss Of 2S.
MAJonIIIEs FOR THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES
FOR CONGRESS.
BosroN, Sept g. 1875
Tho voto OF 2l2 towns OF Vermont give the follow
Ing maJor.ies for tho republican candidates Con-
gress:-
First dstrct-Joycc, 7l30
Second distrIct-Dennison, s, 74S
Third dlstrict-Hondec, 7139
The twenty.nine towns slill TO be heard from will
probably swell The Congressional majority TO about
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MAJonITIEs FOR THE REPUBLICAN CAADIDATxs
FOR CONGRESS.
REPUBLICANS IN FANEUIL HA
HALL.

COMPLEMENTARY ALLUSIONs TO Mr.. ADAMS
EFFORT TO UNITE DIsAFYECTED IRISH
MEN.
BosToN, Sept g. 1876
grand republican rally was mprOviscd at Fancuil
Hall this evening II was large and enthusiastic
gathering tho principal speeches Of tho evening being
made bv George i. Hoar, John D.. Long, OF bingham,
and Collector "A. simmons. Alusion made TO Mr.
Adams by Of the orators in highly complimentary
terms.
THE DsAFPECTED IRisHMKN.
There Is rumor OF movement with view to
uniting the dsaectcd Iishmcn OF the democratic party
against Mr. Adams but 1t will probably fall, inasmuch
the Boston i,to, will ardently support Mr. Adams
and tho cntlro democratic ticket.
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WHALEAlEN.

Sailed from New Bedford Sept 7. brig Vnrnum II Hin
Baxter Atlantic Ocean; schr Oracle Parker, Dyer
Provpcetown.
reports her At Cabenda, roast of africa, July having
taken 25O bbs hpbk oil leaving st Hclcnalo bbs
p anu 25O VIII oil all told reports. same date barks
GeogeS susan, leyer NIB with 50 bbls hpbk oil; Hope
On. Baker NB l6o do; Rosscnu Almy. NIB, nothng Ade
line Gibbs. Smell NIB. whale Eraco, Peaks NIB whales
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SAILED.

Steamers Kon Ger, for Bremen City Of Dallas. Fernan.
dina Magnolia Savannah ships Hudson London Freyds
tNor Bremen: barks Priscilla (Ger), Aner Jewett
Liverpool brig Atsnya. Cardenas.
Wind vt sunset. Ssh ; at midnight N.
Barometer 81 sunset Do 50; Mt midnight, 29.9
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A CHILD POISONED.

On Tuesday Isabella Malets, aged hvo years, daugh-
ter OF Policeman MaIlct OF the Newark police force
drank quantity Of bcdbuy poison, thinking that
pineapple champagne She died from its effects yes
taIdAy.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Candidate r,, DAWSON Liverpool april 22) for
San francisco, July ~. lat II s. Ion S3 W.
ship Denbighshirc tBr Murdoch from Liverpool for San
Francisco, sept = no lat. &c.
Schr Nernal from Pensacola for Galveston, Sept g. oil
Port Enua bar.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
| Soils. Dsstinatios

DATES DEPARTURES PROM NEW YORK PoR TIE xoyrHs
sHPTKMBKR AND ocToBER
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BAY STATE REPUBLICAN COMMIT
TEE.

BosToN, Mass, Sept. 8, 1876
Mr.. John E. Sanford. OF Taunton. elected chair
man OF tho Republican State Committee ia. day.
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fACMIs. srEAm.sOAT,. 90.

HAChiS. SIEAMtSOAIS. 90.
LNOR sALE-SCHOONER YACHT Jo5tpuIx 4 ~gJ,a
YORK facht 'iuo l.otons, ready for usc crrv
on board :" oe solo WIN iu vcntory to he seen s New
port until 10th september Apply on boaed or Ia ~
MANNING. Esq, 3Is Broadway. "
WANrED-sTANCH sLOOP YACHT aI gefsT
w perect order in exchange tor improved Farm Iann
free aud clear Address box io7 Post "nce Rahway n
WANrED.AN OPEN LAUNCH. From 30 ro a. M III
w long, Win eight % ten engine, all complete AJrrss
with description, Il. H. box 12D Herald Uptown on;c.
NEOUs.
NERVOUS DEBILITY. wEAkXEss ASD kIx0eTS
diseases " men speedily aud enty cnr.d ~
WiSChtSTEN'S SPECIFIC PILiA tested for :pJ 90 ,..
with unfaiug SUGGEST six boxes are us, ali 'u
cont prices ~ per box; six boxes S. by mail s.,nr.,-
scaled With full directions Prepared ty
CO.. Chomissss ~ John ST, New YORK.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

20 75O
PLYMOUTH. Sept 8 PM-wind NV. fresh; nne.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-04

Since writing our single line as to the
conference OF politicians in Washington
we have read in the State OF yesterday at-
ternoon the following pungent paragraph,
which we cordially endorse:
The telegraph reports an "informal con-
ference held ut Washington on the politi-
cal situation and the coming State Conven.
ton by sundry distinguished Virginians
We hope they had u pleasant time, but il
they fancy that conferences at Washington
are going to lead the Virginia Convention, OF
make, however informal, ga slate" they
are vastly mistaken. They would, in fact,
much better have g conferred nearer home,
for il the Convention at Richmond learns
that any special policy is urged upon it as
from u conference at Washington, that Con-
yention will be apt to choose the opposite Of
that policy.
You never said truer word. Our re-
spect for some Of the gentlemen engaged in
this business is such that we cannot speak OF
the movement as otherwise we would.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-04

In the House Of Representatives on Tues
day, on motion OF Mr.. LAMAR, the vote Of
censure heretofore passed By the House OH
JOHN Young BROWN, Of Kentucky, was ex-
plunged from the record-that is, so much Of
it as charged him with prevarication. Mr..
BLAINE and Mr.. HoAR, leading Republicans,
advocated the resolution, and it was adopted
unanimously. The resolution OF censurc
was passed by the last House-a Republican
body. Well done, BLAINE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-04

CHARLES t. TODD, ESQ, WHO HAs
" 80 abby and fait1i ully served the city and Clay
Ward as q member Of the BOARD OF ALDER-
len, will tomorrow receive the cordia anu nearly
support Of his friends and neghbors at the primary
election, for nomination for reelection to that
Office. fmy 4-2t* CAtf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-04

The people Of Louisa county and Rich
mond people or others having business in
the neighborhocd win see from the letter in
another column that DR.. r. B. PENDLEToN
has made q new turnout ON the Chesapeake
and Chic read near g lefsyiile. 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-04

DsLsaArgs 10 THn SrATs ccssxSsTfoN NJ.
The CITY Committee has WIDELY dctern,sfitesd
that Che ward meetings shall elect their own
delegates to the State Conyentlon, instead t.
Of devolving that ausy upon o CITY ConYen-
ton. when the people assemble TO appoint
delegates, surely they might as we'll send
them to a state Convention as to a City Con-
Eyentiorl. ssspsl,..a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-04

COUNCIL FOR CLAY sVARD.-;At the
W earnest solicitation Of large number OF Eoeers,
the CITY COUNCIL. from Clay Ward, subject 70
the decision Of the primary election.
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r NOTICE MY NAME IN YESTER-
1 DAYS edition of the State candidate for the
1,ITy C0IJNCIL. am thankful to those kim
friends who arc anxious to have me appear as enc Oh
that large body who so willing TO serve tneIr el
honor of being a candidate for the office or CITY
UNCII.MAN, or any other political position
INV Kit F. j. REILLY,
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CoNkLIEG. The New York. Herald is
making gallant fight for the nomination OF
Senator CoSKLlNG for the presidcncy-that
is to say, it was still engaged in his cause
yesterday, but how it stands to-day ono
mortal can tell"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-04

The Presidents organ yesterday had a
double-leaded leader denouncing the Bril-
fish Government for refusing to extradite
WISsLow----a good Indication that JoHN
BULL is risiat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-04

The Petersburg fndez is determined TO
defeat TIt.DEN's nomination. It advocates
HAScocK's claims with so much zeal and
ability that its eloquent editorials read as il
they were eulogies OF. General LEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-04

The Boston .Aduertiser says good word
for Mr.. julius DREuER's mission to that
city on behalf OF Roanoke College.
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ECHi.
ECE! ICE !! ICE!!!

am now fully prepared TO furnish the best x EN-
NEBEC RIVER ICE in large or small quantities
throughout the season as low Us amy other house.
Feeling grateful to my friends, the public ut large
and the ladies in particular, for the liberal support
and patronage have received heretofore, with po-
lite and accommodating drivers and strict attention
to business, hope to be able to merit continuance
Of the same.
In view OF the requirements of my business, and
Of my sons being young and inexperienced and feel
Ing the need OF the advice and cooperation OF II
practical business man. and that might with pro-
associated with me MIR. JAMES 9. SMITH, a gentle
man well and farOrably known in the community.
We have good facilities for shipping. The dock
and railroad lies within few feet OF the ice-house.
Our yard Is convenient and well arranged for coun-
try carts and all others who may want to buy ICE
to sell again, and with the assurance that nothing
shall be lacking part to give satisfaction am,
very truly, ...t- JANE KING.
myI-Th, F&S6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-04

KILBouRN has fixed uis his books, end
offers to show them to the House committee,
who would be fools indeed to accept his
offer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-04

as NEW aooDsl NEW aooDsi

THIRD LARGE SUPPLY FOR THIS SEASONi7
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A slsrewa Virginia politician who spends
much time In washington saya that HEN
pRrcKs and HANCOCK are the names most in
favor for the Presidency. ,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-04

A r. BAGBY, ESQ, is not aseandidate
fAs for the Council from Jefferson Ward - !. !. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-04

In Indiana in the town elections there
were Republican gains on Tuesday. An.
other reason for nominating TILDEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-04

Tie Southern Planter and Farmer for May
is full Of interesting articles. IS Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-04

EOR SALE, 4 FINE, YOUNG I'm
i HORSE, five wears old ct Tor saddle or ~
light draught Apply to RIO. RANSOM,
inv 3-3t& .- Grove road.
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CTsThDREN,s CARRIAGES. &c.

-~~--~---~---~-~-~-~~~-@
T HAVE THE LARGE S TcEHE
Il Il sT0CA OF Cli1LdDR,EN's CAR-2EzS 49,.
Sleeping Coach. Medal awarded ut til Stat Fair in
1876 for the best carriages, rsn.s er. .la.
OLD CARRIAGES taken Nchancc.
You can save money by purchasing rom MD,
established house No ST. Broad street
NH "a ROBERT HAROLD.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
MULES. HORSES. de-

TING LEAR COLT FOR SALE. a..
II ~
FILLY, four years old 1st May, 1876.
Call for address 3D." ut this Office. my 3-3t
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- "a ElaIaH
MEETINGS..

4 STATED CONVOCATION OF Ssw%@
n RICHMOND ROYAL Arch CHM-SZN@
TER No g, will be held Mt the Mas0nS Hal, M
on Frankln street, THIS (Tllursday) EVE-e~"onSS
MING, May 4th, A.. u. 1876, r. A. NJ 2406, At
O'Clock. . .,
All Royal Arch biasonS In S0oI standing are corCl
ally invited TO attend.
BY order of the III. e. II. j.
y. GEORGE +. KEESEE,
nv 4-lt* Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-04

TAHNINATES EegN DER1Gss.S
5ss,ENTRAs JOSEPH IS ANpERsoN
S s;,alnr .has liis friends hsvs hs narnss q
ticket for ss 80
couNornMAE FgoH ella WARD lAE1
and at their urgent request mas 70 serye
IL nominated and elected. l ny e.
~ DADNEYFWeo TToN
VI. II on MY {. r., L., eo,,,.nd
against tho ends who contend agans; him Without
eau Cause. Vote for him. JUSTICE, hitTaI
myA-at+ -. a $500.
a n FTHElaEARNBsT SOLICITATION
IN of a large number or voters Irespcctfniiy an
nounce myself candidate for reelection to the
7, CITY COUNCIL FROM JEFFERSON WARD, 1.
subject to the decision Of the primary s@G1,u
ny 4-2t 4 5ffJ! Isl a.. G.BA8Go0h.-
nor COMMON COUNCIL FROM CLAY
IL = f117-I nd WARD, " ist'E
CHARLES r. SKINNER, 81 .t...
subject to the decision Of the primary eieetlon.'.
my AIT -.-.2- - =. : - L
-TOHN J. TYLER, FOR JUSTICE OF
u THE PEACE FOR CLAY FWARD.-a nave oee zen
nae Mas left ho On the published
nittce this morning. 1t s now o anu w DC az .ne
primary elections subject to the vote Oh Inc peope
then n1 T. Z y 9e s cast JOHN J. TYLER.
uITTH 4 JUST APPRECIATION s9F;:
,ronos the T name for the CITY from
Madison Ward beg lea Yer re IeeshH f. 70 %MTE
my4-ltS - DN. 1ez-.z.I. =.
'oi i'.. ~ y = - - MADISON WARD
j. MITCHELL DANIEL. Eli
- : Imy 4-2t*l :f..<.,,s-.
TN REPLY TO THE CALL MADE ON
i me by "SIany Voters" announce Myself asdlson
ma n Td me beg leave respectfully to decne as
i Intend soon nsmGyieF to an01SeE 0 NEGsoS
by REQUEST OF MANY, and especially
date et,n for REELECTION to the COMMON COUNCIL
FROM %1 a a1sls Ward GEORGE KLEIN.
r NOTICE MY NAME IN YESTER-
CITY COUNCIL. am thankful to those kind
friends who are anxious to have me appear as enc OF
tst nodS Snt are repeeay
honor of being q candidate for the office or CITY
COUNCTLMAN or any other political p9 REmhy
my Alt T. .. kEILLi,
.... [Communicated.l .-It+ !.
rE,HERE Is ONE q CANDIDATE" WHO
deserves the support of all good citizens at the
He is a true-hearted, honest, industrious. genial
man, fully capable. .35E - 49, =,
He Is brave enough and conscientious enough TO do
his duty tearlcsslv, and he Will be 1.-THE gentleman
to all ''.-- ,,,.o
battalion us a fearless soldier. His wounds attest
his devotion to this city. He Is worthy OF ngher
place. but asks of his fellowcitizeES the office OF
HIGIi CONSTABLE of the city of Richmond. :.,.'
His name Is THOMAS L., WHITING. ..,'
Vote for him; he Is fncorrupfible orn,r, .,
INV 3-3t* ...... ys.'t - ..,.t OLD SOLDifh.
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RICHMOND, May 8, 1876.
THE REGULAR QUARTERLY MEET
4 ING Of ELvIN GROVE, No. s, L. A. Q. d.,
Will he held TOMORROW (Thursday) NIGHT, at
Concordia Hall, at 8 O'Clock. f.. i. ~. =. -.
Every member must be present, as business OF i'm
port:,nce will come before the Grove.
my a-Itk .l s SD. WALDROP, Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-11-15

ragged blouse. One of them replied: "Why
don't you take il to the woman who does sewing
for the regiment and get her to fix it ?" Didn't
know there was such woman; where is she 2"
asked Parker. "She's up in the colonels tent"
said his comrade, ""and if you'll take your blouse
up there she'll mend it for you That's what she $
here for" Parker at once started for the colones
tent. blouse il hand. Col. Hayes politely return
ed his salute, invited him in, and inquired what
be wanted. lie replied that he wanted his blouse
mended and pockets put in it, and that he under
stood there was a woman to do sewing for the reg
iment. With a merry twinkle in his eyes, the
colonel called to Mrs. Hayes and asked her if she
could do the work. She promptly took it, and told
Parker to call for it in the afternoon. Parker re
turned to comrades and told them how the colonel
received him, and how kindly the woman I'M
dertook the work, and they could hardly tell
where the joke was. And when, later in the day
Parker appeared with his blouse neatly mcnded
and two ample pockets in it, he was the hero of
his company.