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HhY-fEVER,


10 fhA Editor fE lhf 1ffeHnk-
srEnLrE0, ILL.,, Aug. &C.," A Suifercrn from
Hsy-Eeser says he ias been afflicted With 1t for
threc years, has heard Of Thousands OF cures,
and that some parties have found relief In the
Lake Superior eountry,a and ho Wants to Aear
the experience Of some others.
Now, want to inform IA Sufferer" that
the "IIay-Fever Brigade" Is m enlnently-
respectable body, composed in tire main Of per-
sons, WHO are supposed to llavo very acute
sense of honor aud aristocratlc dignity; and the
result Is, That, about this time Of year, every
other man or woman you meet Is snuitlHg-
around, with continual exclamation to every
QUO they meet, "Why, believe have the Hay
Fcvcr.'' They do this " got Into hlgl.toned
und respectable aocioty,-to make ordinary
people believe there Is Just q little relic Of
royalty coussing through thc.r veins.
Now, all such are hunbugB. They arc rrgr-
lar cod1sh aristocracy, and know about as
much OF Ilay-Fcver as 4 pig docs of astronomy.
I I'm a li.tio inclined to think " A Sufferer Is
fraud, and has some ultcsfoE object in view.
Tho !lea Of anybody suffering for three years
with genuine Hay-EeyeE, reading Fus tribune,
wllose columns have bcea full Of t.
every year " about these days." and still
not know any more than "A Su1eres
Aud then Tie ifica OF i !" three-years' victim"
complainingi Is disgusting to think Of. Take
such Old stagsrs 70 Ilay-ferer % Judge Good
r!ct,, Hcury ". King, md ottcrs tn Chicago,
aae aaa tie asss reai iSu genuine s Sod
| tie business; and, when they speafs, It % from
long experience, aud IN Intelligent idea Of what
waut to sa7 to IA Sufferer" that, for Gi-
teen years, huyc tried every remedy known,
| consultcd all tho etntnent physlc!ans ! coult
hcar ii, rcnd ali Tic booka written on the sub
1ect, ai.d haye arrived q thY conclusion shat m
man Being, ani l wilt guarantee either 10 bu
tAo pe'isds islaua u sissElnaw during tho
pS' ri. i II ste ss. tsa ~ ad 'fs sua
4 ci2estual, and tle Other expect to a. SOON as
il Is asauatng to seo what people will do for
imagined popularity, Even whllo writing tlls
been In my Office, and every ono trte'
to sneeze, retaarklug they beleSed they were
having ilayfsve't oIly VII, sons asas o. .at tei'
caaci and That none hut hiyhly.Inte!leetual peo
po layc It, Is adding tmtnaaariy to tbs alteatl,
! tIai thcy vii grow Into majority Of tGo peo
! ilay fever Is terrible allltstton. What cause
It u cures 1t no man knowcth, sud probabl.
worse where vegetation to rankcst, mud when IL
uIr ia dull And lnlVurc.
Many thing. afford n'e Temporary reltet. pur
' = Ctisk %alk ageina tls Wina, IN xilor
: : Kettle Of xater ,.',. Is 'ety go;SS,i' g;S J. !
tssop fss tha. ss ssssytsx S ,.. y viii I'll .talai III
. sny cxertiou that will start thu blood to aex!u
, 1876-08-30
M0RTltARY.

dpAeial D4spatcA 70 TIA 7rfAurA
D1oouixaroa, ILL.,, Aug. @.-The funeral ol
Jesse Trimmer occurred to-day from hts lath
home In Money Greek Township, and was a.,
tended bya great number Of people, smong
whom were many old settlers.
6psciaI DspaseA to 1aA Ttssuns j. .,...b
BUFFALO, Aug. @:-fhc body Of T. y. MaFsa IT,
funeral will take place At . 2. N. tomorrow.
, 1876-08-30

WAsu1xoroF, Aug. N.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury Is Of tho opinion that Ia tho carly part
Of tho coming month the syaatcattss q s Nv ~ aPPty
tho " per cent bonds Just negotiated. They
ara now being printed As last as possible, and ~
sooa ~ tho }rat lot IL delivered nc Will
nuke e.li for the funding ..nt. Of q p nrsp9nr.
1sas :. soon y. ths % 1T to Issue
4X per cents. Immediately : aftcrwatd
he win be prepared to send to Europe the
bond. required there, and rill take stsps !,a at
liz has rccciyed gratifying caple-aispatch from
the the % .1ransclaents Completed by him Win those
actlng in thctr behalf, for the sl!are q the new
haYc also been received By him frum different
SECTIONS Of the United States, stating that about
$500 900 OF them can be Immediately taken up
n ths county aof banx9E ana 3nes n
come to him, In fact, from all points Of the Gu"
celycd everywhere and taken up quite RAPIDLY:
red T. tes Per esats e .s ~ he
tho proper timo thoy can be easlly disposed nt;
on tha part Of Congress will be needed, to TIE
effect, among other provisions, that they VIII
been made ii him to know to rhat extent and
how be MS going to provide for tbs ainktng-
fund, but ho hns nut felt called upon to say
anYthiug positive about It. He says, however,
that he thinks hs will be ahle to make full pro-
vision for It to the extent which ts required, and
Will get aheaa Of It a. 0oo 600 BY the retirement
OF fractional currency, which Il Eoing on IN the
substitution OF silver coin.
EMBARRASSMENT or TuH posT-oFFlo1 DRfAhT-
MENT.
Tho Post-O OfIlce Department states that s!ncc
tho passage Of the post-ottico Appropriation
Bill, which separated tho amount Of money to
bo expended Tor carrying the malls BY steamer
routes from TINT for tho railroad routes, the
Department has been compelled to decline 20
Establish postal servico on different ralroade ~
tho States Of New Jersey, pennsy1yanta, Georgia,
Arkansas, Missouri, Kentucky, Texas, Colorado,
mi California, aKgregating nearly 1,00o miles,
aud which would havs saved tho Gogertincat .
y0fy la5gu sum OF money II the sorV!ce coalu pe
| transferred from the steamer sesVlco 70 Inc
| railroads, Nearly twice as much as was nGeaeu
Mas Apprpprlated for steamer GerVicet w!islc Tor
railroad service tho sum was 30 sioall % 70 pfe.
| yent any iucrease whatever In that branch Of
the service, ior which application Is daily bclng
| made. .-
IMPORTANT TO NoTANfE9 PUBLIC.
Among tho Important laws passed Oh tho last
day Of t6o latu session Of Congress Is tho fol-
| lnwIny. which has not been heretofore pub
iiahed' and which will be found Of Interest to
parties having business with United States
| courts;
ia II enacted, etc., That Notnrtes rnbl!c ot the
| several States, Territories. and tho District ot
| Columbia, be aud TINY are hereby authorized q
take dispositions and do all other acts In relation h
United States, take Acknowledgements and atlda,
Wits in tho skIno mannet and With the same eheet
| ~ Commissioners OF the United 4tAtsH Circuit
Courts may now lawfully take Of do.
, 1876-08-30
Gov. Chambcrlnin's Proclamation Against
WAfppcr.

""pfIAs
Tho following Is tlle proclamation oflGov.
chaubcrlain, q South Carnliaa, 10 prevent
the sclzuru Vi thu Judgesh!p by ". ]. Whipper:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, coIgsn,A. Aug. p. 1870.
Whereas, thu Hon. Jacob r. Heed, hav!ng been
ihr Ciscut Court for ihe Eirsi Ctrsit of this stato
to hu. The said olllcs according to ths Coa.t!tA-
s o s On .s1 IL s1 M ~ y
anu because h,s said commission has been and
rt,ll i In tho actual eeaecaele possss'lon and n
whereas satisfactory cslcncu ins beea brought be-
fors mo that ". J.. Whlppcr, who Claims T. 10 The
ygs Of to sa f!tsut em we ha. neter H., az
Vt lii ciasn, to tho 1oc!son Ut amy tr!1unAl what
ever, neyorthuless IL ,1ak.n. preparation aud ~.
tuiie. of the said once aud in That character
to resist and 10 encourage. persnade and consp!re
With other person. 70 !esiss ~ iofcs ne
whereas, decent regard for The forms and prin-
cpo at,optca for tho determination Of conflicting
I.J. Whippus stall BE- saS,Mi;todto T. and bs deter.
,s is%qs !; ;nass by tba ,sd %heps'
NOW. therefore. /, Daniel 7: Chamberlain, oo,-
eFnor oi ihs State Of saSti caro'!na, " paHSS!Im
1isoressl, 'es ND rsapt; y etoa; IA tua,ats
preparation and pTecsuton, to prevent tue uaasss.
do erchy proclaim, t11st any snSt attelnrs - u
.s b I'M mTeSppss BY ptsgs9Se s9a th1is sns
trsntcd ~ n.s not ouiy ii IN unlawful snd r.o,.
Jus diata,banee Of ti,a publEe peace, mt alao as
e. sfass Il eeszs seHh stste. sns ~ % atee
ths lawlcaa and tatcibe uaurpatlon Of \ judi
shy once wrua3 n tssif ~ A. astemns to ~ ouss !;
u fasis:. % d,...kara q woilses,aG:aed forms ol
ssas; " 9as s a.s 'nsa.s t. leuy s 'en q IL Gss
tendency to eraaIo tu!nnltnous rtot os bloody
, 1876-08-30

Special DIpdlch 70 7He 7F75HHA
JOLIET, ILL.,, Aug. 2o.-A burglar entered tho
residcnco of D. c. Henderson, editor Of tho REQ
ord, on the corner Of Chicago and Webster
streets, last night, but was discovered n time to
prevent hi, securing any booty. Tho thief sue
ccedcd In c1fcetinR his escnpe. This is tho
SECOND attempted burglary that hos occurred In
this city this week, and, as usual IN such caaee,
our po{icc hive made no arrests.
, 1876-08-30
TElEGRAPHlC NOTES.
eiaI M s.,a8aA In Ia TtfhunA

spaiHorlELp, Ill, Aug. 23.-accrctary Flshar
hus received from J. q. Ens!'sll, Ut DanYs'le,
basket contalulus duzca varieties Of Aus
traltau plants, g1nwn tsom tccsl distributed
luAt fall by the Statu Agricultural department.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 21.-tT'e Centcnntnl
orstIous UPON the htstvyleA VI Lie Etats& o& tlu
, 1876-08-30
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS

NEW YonK, Aug. 29.-Araved-steamsh'ps
Ctmbria, from Hamburg; AnchorIa, from a'as-
gov; Dothula, from Liverpool, with the soo'n
ride tcAm.
Loxpos, Aug. 2o.-stcsnah.ps Victoria anu
Rhcin, from New York, Spain, from Labrador;
Nuremberg, from baltimore; anu Atlas' nol0
bustop, laTe arrived out,
, 1876-08-30

LoNpos Aug. 29.-Lord Rlbb1csdale, the
stcpsou Of Earl Russell, has committed suicide
IN Switzerland.
COLLISION.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. Gas tho Whtto Star
steamer Hcrmania was leaving her dock to-day
elle fou1ed with the Allan Line steamer Circas-
Sian, ut anchor. Tic Qermnnia lost her boats
Rud tlayIts, from her waist to her quarter, and
suatained extensive damage to her upper works.
The Ctrcasssan lost her bowsprt aud hgurehcnd.
, 1876-08-30
PROBABLE MURDER. .
A tramp nau,od James Moase, painter, Na1
uhot thls .norunx about o'clock on oap4'
strect, ncaz Harrison
A. Short Et1r'',

San ltafonio tTtz.l Hfro!a.
As that oil blind Mexican va ssgroplng fis way
r,ast unc uf our saluuns tha n0rhln. pra' tteal
nuulrist PUNCHED bt,n IN tho ba:k wltl; saGs;
Tho b!cS anl lIAk tho Dig frloN student, ,wo 70
fnlnnuls. aud, II It had been inches longer u
would AAye crippled two rsoicssoEs and oos'
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warm bath, aud change undarclothtng tsery day,
which, should he heavy and warm.
Don't take any medicine. It u frand and
snare, Extract Of malt, one tcaspoontul after
meals, f. good, Study yourself: flna ont Y
keep On your fcet Ill you possibly can; and the
more brisk your movements, and the moro
rushing your business, the better for tho dis
ease, These and many other things Will help
It. =.
These are my ideas after fifteen years' expcri-
encs with tho most hateful, disgusting, and
tantalixing dIscasa ever bad. Respectfully
yours, A. a. I4RRILL.
, 1876-08-30

NEW YoRE, Aug. 29.-At Q o'clock this morn-
Ing Wagner's mathematical Instrument store
and EurIch's warehouse were robbed of $4,000
worth of goods by burglars, who openly loaded
an cxpress wagon With them. Thu building IL
at No. Maiden lane, and almost at tho cornct
Of Broadway.
, 1876-08-30
MOLLIE N1AaUINES.
er..,oY s,fer<,srh IN T1< Tf5kun6.

W1LKEsnAKRs, Pa, Aug. 2s.-A cold-hloodcd
murder was committed by the Moltlc Maguircs,
at Avondalc, near this city, last uight. Crosby
Brady WAS the victim, shot through the head
md riddlcd with bullets otherwise Two Of the
perpetrators arc under arrest.
, 1876-08-30
THE CARHQNpALE pARTAnD.

Sptc1ag UI3palth 70 1HE 1ToRH&
CARnoapALB, ILL.,, Aug. W.-'Villiam Bow
man, who Ia now confined In Our City Jail for
the murder Of his niece, Addio Dillinger, Ii SO
depressed in spirit that he has not taken dcn-
nito actIon as To whether be will stand d pre-
ltminary trial or not. lie will probably take
oone action tn tho matter tomorrow.
, 1876-08-30
GERMANY.

LONDON Aug. 20.-NIaxlmillan Joseph Chel-
ins, the celebrated pllyslc1an and surgeon oil
Heidelberg, Is dead.
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Lou1sy1LLH, Aug. 23.--The Gso1t- Democratic
Lcavcnvorth special says John Becker and p.
N. Glcnden got into an alteration tonight,
aud the latter was stabbed cigAt t'mcs tn the
bead mud twlcc In tho side, one OF the wounds
penetrating tic lung, mt Ind his jaw broken
with club. lie now Lies In critical condition,
aud will probably dc
, 1876-08-30
CASUALTIES.
EXPLOSION,

sr. LOUIS, Mo. aug, 29.-Fhe bol,cr Of
steam shreshIng-n,ael,lnc, at work at the farm
OF John Harris, ncar Loire Jack, Mo-, exploded
to-lay, killing George Cobb and q young, mum
named Powell, and seriously lnjurIng Ja1ncs
Steward, John Harris, au1 o nun named Potter.
, 1876-08-30
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. ao.-Janca Payne,
s,orkdea,er, waA sitting in tho gallery leaning
against rail-. Tic rail- s'rokc, and Paync fell
Is feet, and vas Instantly killed.
A boy axetl about IL WIS killed by q Canal
strcet rui!ruai steam train Tonight, while at
tempting to board z Cur whom tic tEa!n was III
motion.
, 1876-08-30

n fRe Ef{for a 7hs Trf6WN6.
MAnQuKTr1, Mich, Aug. M-ln your Issue
OF the 1oth Inst. ts N inquiry sbout a cure OF
relief from "hsy fever" Ihe shores o. Lake
troubled With that disease, aud they Claim re-
lief from their trouble whIlc soiournine here.
Tho same persona come hero year after year.
, 1876-08-30
SOUTH AMERICA.


LONDON, Aug, "a prvate telegram from
Litua says tho Supreme Court has confirmed the
seutences uf the Superior Court, and the pris-
o,,ers belonging to thc British steamer Tails
tian will he a. liberty to leave Peru III few
duys,
, 1876-08-30
SPAIN.


sArrANpBR, Aug. .0-1t Is said that 4,S5o
men, Of a1l arms, With Krupp and Piaccntla
guns, will einl,aslt at 6anAnler and Cadk for
Cuba before Nov. /.
, 1876-08-30

TOOlt LOUlE5EzL4N1ks
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 20,-State Tax.Co'loctos
Yates, OF St. James Parish, has beon arrested,
aud Is now III priaUu, charged with being de-
faulter TO the 6tatu for over O,0o0.
, 1876-08-30
SILVER QUOTATIONS

SAN FRArolsco, Aug, a9.-llalfdol!a's ,,,,t1 un
changed. proRers to-day ars asking preni,fn,w fsw
ilayo been secured fot the China steamer VI 'no
lRt pgox.
, 1876-08-30
THE NEENAII SHOOTING CASE.
Sakcidl QlGpatsA Il IAa IttbHN&.

Special Di5paseh 1, 1a4 1rtouns.
NEEaAH, Wis, Aug, 29.-Edward McGraw
WIS examined to-day by the District Attorney,
for tho shooting Of Bridget liowlcy Yesterday,
wountlcd girls cuudition Is still prerarions.
Considerable local excitement prevails.
, 1876-08-30

1RTE
=. $ 70. GAG, 4M
! 10, 6Go, ri, =
| o., 13o, 142 . SO, 500, 302
20, 900, TIT 10, ,03b, Ssl
~ oycr importa. ...$ n, 231, ,4s5 s 40, eos, s2l

~ over imports. ....$ 1881, 4s5 s $4,000, e2l
pALAncus m this TREASURY.
Fho following arc the balances lu the Treas-
ury at the closo Of business to-day: Currency,
si0,0ssBl7; special dcposlts Of legal tenders for
redemption of cestiAcates Of deposit, s33, 555,-
o0; coln, Including 500 l02 900 cola certificates,
sB2,5s0 ,0i9; outstanding lcgal tenders, $399,-
in United States bonds to secure the National
Dau}x circulation, and $1Y, 7 900 to secure pub
lie deposits. National Bank circulation out
standing $324, ,4g2, ,874; gold notes,
$1,000, 100. ,....-
RATIONAL BANK NOTES
received for redemption for tho week ending to
day, a. compared with tho corresponding wcok
, 1876-08-30
WASHINGTON ITEMS.


WAsnrNaroN, D. O., Aug. %--lhc last page
Of the Conversational Record for tho session was
stcrcotyped to.day. It wifi make eight volumes.
OF these, SIX arc proceedings, one impeacl"
ment, and ono the speeches which wcrc ncycr
delivered on tho floor, but which wcre printed
by unanimous consent, The index has been in
tho course Of preparation throughout the eca,
sion, under Maj. pooro, and will be completed
75 liz We.s<4n Asnciatld Frsss.
WAsnlN8ToN,, U. c., Aug. D.-secretary
Morrill, llas revoked Secretary DrlstoW's osdcrof
July Is, 1876, placing Special Agents under the
direction OF thu Solicitor Of the Treasury, and
they viii hereafter act under tho direction Of
A. X. Singer, Supervising Agent. subject to the
orders Of tho Secretary.
Secretary Cameron ard Gen. Sherman Will
leave here on their Western tour OF inspection
about the 18th Of September, going Is far as
San Franclseo. 0-...-l,-
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS or THE YEAR.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 2o.-Al the re-
turns for the last fiscal year having been re-
ceIycd from The Oustou,-houses, the Chief Of
tho Bureau has Just published statement
showing In detail the quantities and values OF
articles imported into mud exported from tho
United States during the past year, ~ compared
with that Immediately preceding. The figures
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-02
1. u r O P Z .

LONDON, Nov. -. -~ Authenticated
rumor recently appeared in some Of the
continental papers that the Russian
Mediterranean squadron had been or
dered 10 America A st. Petersburg
correspondent, Of the Times in a letter
to that journal under date Of Nov. ~,
says ON Monday, Nov. 20, Mr. IA
ker, American minister 70 Russia, was
suddenly informed that the Gar de-
sired to see him At Tzorskosi,o As ii
is unusual for diplomists below the
rank Of ambassador TO be admitted to
such audiences. every imaginable ru-
NOR was circulated az 10 what passed
between the Gar and the American
minister. Although the truth has not
officially trsnspirsd, it Is believed that
the Cars object was simply to beg
Baker 10 communicate Ia President
Grant the fact of the departure OF the
Russian Meditetrama squadron for
America. There is No doaht that the
squadron has sailed, and although the
position 81 the commander Of the naval
force ordered 10 seek refuge in foreign
ports on the eve of war cannot he envi-
able. IL Is difficult Ia see what else
Russia could do, as even the Turkish
navy alone, would be sutficien. TO dis
pose Il any ships which Russia could
bring into the ocean
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-02
From Thursdays !0re.onisn.l
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FAScIsco, Nov. 2o.-This after
noon an unknown woman. living in an
upper room Of lodging house on the
corner Of kearney and Broadway.
seized little Italian boy about five
years old, who visited her room ped
ding ducks, and flung him out Of the
window. distance of % feet. into an
open cellar way. The boys injuries are
probably fatal The woman has not
yet been arrested
NEW YoaK, Nov. 20 The 7ttbuns
says Edward Mcpherson, late clerk OF
the House of representatives. is the
recognized authority on Parliamentary
law. and Congressional preeedents His
views III relation 10 the couating of the
electoral vote sustains the position that
IN" President Of the Senate has no dis
cretion but to announce the vote as be
receives it
CHCAGo, Nov. 29.-The Times' spec.
ial says: Carl SEIZURE says according to
present accounts from South Carolina.
| and all orderloving citizens must con
clude that there is an usurpetion OF
power which has ~ ground TO stand on,
aud unless "A different state Of affairs
prevail than the dispatches indicate the
people will loudly protest against this
overstepping of all party boundaries
NEW YORK. Nov. 29.-rhe Sans
New Orleans special claims that the wo-
man Pinkston when cross-examined
said she received her wounds from ne
groes. That she don't know what be.
came Of her child, nor the color of the
men who killed her husband.
The Worlds says she admitted there
were colored men among the assail-
ants. and that soon after the affair she
said it was all the work of negroes and
no whites.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-02

Of the returns is already completed,
which shows small majority for the
whole Republican ticket. State and IA
,ionzL Kelly. Of Penusylvauia, eand
CORTLAND and Parker. left for the
North tonight.
The Tri5aa<'s Tallahassee special
ssy. in Waldo precinct Of Alchua Co.
the Republicans attacked the Demo
cratic majority because an en.igran.
train coming from other States voted,
a. proved by the Democratic election
officers themselves The vote will be
thrown out The prospects are coed
10. decided increase of Hayes ma jor-
ity over 10 is shown on the face Of
the returns
CHICAGO. Dee. Col. r. ID. Grant.
for assaalting a Journal reporter last
Wednesday. was brought before Justice
Summcrtield's court this morning and
fined ten dollars
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-The debt
statement shows All increase during the
last month Of si57 $50; coin in Treas
ury. s19,ssl All currency. sll7,i3a, :
l52 special deposit for redemption Of
certificates of deposit, s40,725. 900.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The Associated
Californis Pioneers have ipaugurated 4
series Of monthly receptions Of old tics,
swapping pioneer experiences, and
eliciting and recording personal his
tory connected with pioneers. The re-
ception at Sturdevapt House ~as de-
cided success.
COLUMBIA, s. C., Dec. Situation
unchanged. Both bodies occupied the
House of Representatives since twelve
O'Clock. Numerous propositions for a
compromise syailed nothing. 1t is now
half past one o'clock The L. 5. troops
have not interfered The Democratic
Representatives from Edgefield and
Larrens are still in their seats 1t is
now likely sufficient number of Re-
publicans WILL unite with the Demo
Gratis in which case matters will be
settled
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-02
EAsrEaS STATES

Ngw YORK. Dee. The Tsa.rs.
New Orleans special says General john
r. Brooks. Of the Third United States
Infantry. testified Is 80 the ,hreats acts
Of violence. It lie said as az instance
coming under any personal ol,serv asloa,
| MAS coaling doWa the Mississippi
river from Nieksharg - New Orleans
on the steamer Katie; eh~rvc3 about
$50 o'elsk in she nso,uing body q
arnei uen N fvlt Up u iusu - |
learned Il Wa co-alAny gosag tolow
IL Moaat riea~aats ~ flank Isoiy Of
negroes enircnehc1 on the hills Be
COMPANY numbered about - msn aai
seemed To l~ thoroughly organized.
They hai with them negro prs negs
They landed atout iva miles below
Moaat pltassats and marched Ia thA.
direction, afterwards learned from
parties At that rlaoa tat day. saink
the sheriff, Of Ess, Bat . Ranse ia ere.
that this was has a small gsr,s6a Of the
force a. Moaat plsAsauts> What they
ill Isl aaAs,cv 81 pa lis ueseEie,y. Ia
Baton k,use pAssSa, 80 tae ,osn 1 Ia
taa Roase. ami two wards next below
The New York herald., 1876-10-16
DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
GREAT TRUNK LINZ
AND LIMITED Stairs MAIL. RQIfTR

DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i GREAT TRUNK LINZ
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York. via Dssbrossus and Coands street
Express tor Harrisburg Ptsburg. tho West and South
with Pullman palace attached $3.50 A. NJ and I'd
+. VI. Sunday, 0 and 80 r. NJ.
For Wiamsport Lock Haven. Cory and Eric and
$50 NJ connecting mt Cory for Ttusvilie. Petroleum
Centre and the oil Regions.
For Baltimore Washington and the South, Limited wash
ington Express of Pullman parlor daily. except
Sunday 80 A. NJ: arrive Washington AIS H. Reg
ular ats 40 A. NJ. 2:40 0o and r. n. unday. 20
Express for Philadelphia 30 40 o 80 A. N. l2 80,
40 s. l. s, 3, 4 5 80 r. NJ, and IL night Accom-.
mediation A. NJ and 10 r. NJ Sunday. 8 A. NJ. s, u
a. 80 andy T. NJ. Emigrant and second class r. u.
For Centennial Depot at 80, 80 80. 8 40 80
NJ. l2:fO. 3 xnd r. NJ. On Sunday, A. NJ Returning,
leave Centennial depot at 7:i5. e15, 10 30 A. NJ, I,
I:i5. 3 3: U, 4.45 5:n. 9. O 80 aud Z O5 r. n On
Sunday. 4 20 A NJ. aud +. NJ.
For trains Newark Elizabeth Railway Princeton, Tren
points, see local schedules all ticket Offices
Trains arrive From Pttsburg, 10 and 10 80 A. n and
l02oP NJ. daily 1910 A. NJ. and so +. N. daily
cept Monday. From Washington and Baltimore, 80
and 9:4O A. NJ 4:iO, $40 and 10 20 r. N. Sunday,
$50 and 40 A. M From Phiadelphia, :O5 20. 80
1910 IL 20. IL 80 A. NJ 10. $50. 4:l0, $40,
GAO. 80 30, 40. 40 and 10 20 p. N. Sunday,
5Oj, 20. 80 9:4o 1910 II so A. M 80 and 10 20
Ticket Offices $40 and e44 Broadway No Astor House
and foot and Cortsndt SITS. No. Court
brooklyn: Nos. ia li6 and lis Hudson st., Hoboken:
depot, Jersey City Emigrant ticket office, No Battery
p'FlRANM .Aoxsoy. d. NJ. BoYD,Jr
sssAsrai Manager. General Passenger Agent.
The New York herald., 1876-10-16
A ssIGNEE,s sALE.

BrSSELL. wELLES MILLET. Auctioneers
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY aud tn UR5DAY. October II,
IL and ~, NJ 10Y A. NJ. each day.
by order OF L. II. Rowan, Esq, assignee The entire
stock Of Messs Schimmei Co.. their No ~ Muir
comprising gued lots of fine lain.
engraved and decorated glassware; Lava Ware Cuspa
dores &c This viii be well worthy the attention Of
the trade