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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-10
LEGAL ADvER fissmESTa.
NOTICE.
John NJ. Rcec,. GUARDIAN &C.,
va.
TEnnna- L, LII. LIZ

John NJ. Rccc, GUARDIAN &C.,
Thomas T.. Hand ey's lIe.rs.
In CHANCERY.
BY virtue Of a.deeree rendered in said
suit, by the Circuit Court If GabeIl
county, at the December Term 1875.
will proceed az my office; in BarbOurs-
vile, in Cabsll Coraty on.
THE4h DAY or MARCH f>76.
to ascertain and report to the Court
j. What amount of msney was placed
in the hands of W. G. Miller as Receiver
Of this court, OF tie proceeds of the es-
tate Of Thomas T.. lIandley decd, aud
what portion, il any, he has distributed,
and what balance, if any, remains in his
hands.
.. What amount of money and effects
was collected BY John VI Reee as. Guar
dian OF n. B. and 4. n. Handley, W. W.
and George T. llanl'ey, and Minerva
IInndley and what amount Of money
was disbur>cd by him, and what balance.
ii any, ren aims in his hands, ard what
part, IL any, of his wards estates re-
mains uncollected BY him.
5. What was the amount Of the Pc
sonal Estate of Thomas T.. Handley,
ID cd. What was the amount collected.
and what was the amount DISTURBED by
Robt. b. Thompson and \. a. lIandlcy,
Administ ators Of Thos. F.. llandey.
Decd, and what ba' lance, ii any, remains
in their hands respectively.
1. What amount is now a,ie 10 each
OF the heirs and distributes Of Thos. +.
lIandley, Decd, respectively.
.. What amoRnt came into tie hands
Of each ci the Guardians, A. A. Haudlev
and - Hampton, as Guardians, and
what disbursements, they have male re-
spec.ivcly IS such Guard ans.
q. such ether matters a. lie, commits
sioner may deem pertinent, or thai either
party may require in writing.
Said proceedings will be adjourned NJ
same place, from day Ia day, until said
report is completed without any further
notice. JOHN B. I.AIDLEY,
Spec'l Commissioner.
W. T. THOMPSON, Sol.
Feb. c-iyy.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


l. IIarpOh
"a
J. ". Cherry agent -rd GOnirtrip- for r. J. II
hott AMI l'rickci, and Y. j. Al rot and
- PrCte't
~ CHANCERY.
By virtue ~ u dee go TendrTre nv tho Circni'
Court Of Gsbol Comfy. on the 2Dth day Of DE
ceinher ls13 and = .upscgncnt decree rendered
on the Ith day ~ Decsn her itla. n The ah1yo
entitled Canse. ! the undersigned Sn"cial Mas
ter Commissioner, VIII n M tlelk Office 81
the circuit Court ~ Gaiiril C",niv. on
THE 3rd DIY or WfR(W 1876,
7. Occed Ia take. state and report 10 ssid Court
an account SLOWING the ani1HBi due on the
plaintlls debt. the nature sni rhbfarior " MS
lien ans other matters deemed iie, tlntni ~ that
any u fhc parties NAV rNqucsi. Aud n from
any cause the taxing ~ .aid account should moe
be- completed On that day The fat nv Of The same
VIII be continued from tiInr 90 lime uniil cim-
pletCd,a aud This notice shall Dc equivalent 10 PEI
sOlal service.
NJ. TIORNBI re-,
Special Master CODmiss'Ol o..
Kline Thompson, sol. Feb. s--iw.
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'INl.sgc IA Farm.
20 e S ALE!

Within ore mile Of Huntington AID nj.
irinirc tie town Of st. Cl'-ld, Cabe!l c..
W. Na. There j. 4 good stable on the
pace and the whole OF it ell fenced
TIE land is very productive and in good
order.
TERMS MODERATE,
For particular apply at lie pace or -
MARTIN u BURKE.
Jan. Gil tt, llu.tii.gtIn, y. Va,
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-,T0CKHOLDER's MEETING.

CTOCkHOLDER'S MEETING.
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
the laws of the State Of West Virginia,
that the annual meeting OF the Hunting
ton Elevator and Transfer Company, "a
corporation organized under said laws
held at the office Of said Company, 0
Nassau Street, New York City, on the
9th dav of December, 1875, at which
meeting the same being general meet
lug more than majority OF the Capital
Stock was represented and voted in favor
Of the following resolution:
Pe.olrod, That the business OF this
Corporation be discontinued, and that tie
property and assets that may remain after
payirg all inst debts and liabilities OF the
Cnrpo alton, be divided pro rata among the
Stockholders, in proportion to the ANTS
raid in by them effectively"
All persons having claims against said
company are ker"ly notified 70 present
tie same with vouchers, TO james i.
II ives. Treasurer Of said Company, at his
office No. 9 Nassau Street, New York CT
tv. on or brfore tie 18th day of February
1876. Dated December 10th 1915.
JAMES J. TRACY. President.
Dec. %. 6v.
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FOR SALE.

Two very desirable Houses and
Lott, well located III this city, and
well finished.
,Iuu. 9th. Nv. \. L. PALMER
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Charleston has twenty-four manufactur-
ing industries Of which ten are located be-
low the Elk
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GOMJVsssg<STEH'S SALE.

IN pursuance of Tho pro, isions ~ n decree
pronounced IN the County Cont Of Ilnroln
county. NJ 'rc November Term. iSib thereof. Ia
a cause Therein depending, m whirh Thomas
ThOInbnrg, Admir- II William McC Onas IN
plaintiff and Henderson Diake and Others aio
defendants, !, a. commissioner appointed for
that p'irloAe, viii on
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NOTINE OF SALE.

By vi.tue ~ decree or the orrcuii Govt ~
Cabell County made AZ the December Term lS.5
IN the suit In chaDrery tho'rin peGdng ~ G. T..
EDnr, w., liza vey Rlkifs lie =. ! viii srli ~ 'ha
fro.t d,Dr Of BE Court House Ui SAD county,
On Monday, the
GTU Day OFMGECH, 1873,
AZ puddle auction 10 The hig'e-t Lid Ter. a tract
~ l0j acres land situate upOn Lilo Hart g. eek
forme ~ IN Cabel County nov IN liur, In County
Of GuvandOite liver.
TERMS: -Onc-half rash, ard one-nalf In six
months h0nf and scared required ~ the pur-
chase. for deferred pgylnesi.
1ulIH Il. LAipL ~.
John u. u iilcy. Sol, - Tan.
Jan. 21-iw.
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TUE IlM Day OF JlNUlRI, 1876.

IN from OF the Court House ~ Lincoln county,
proceed tn sell ne Real Estate described m The
sail deere" Nhirh consists ~ the following
tracts 81 l,hd. f,I-Mi one of 80 acrss. one ~
To- acres 2nd one ~ 30 acres all uf whh.h Is s,i
uatcd upnn ~ Gu7andpiic River Lnd St'ihnta-
rics. IN the District ot Laurel nh and county Of
Inculn. The tract Of ~ arrrs IL IRE one upuB
which ilcrri"Isnn D.akr now resides. The SAID
lands VIII he sold {" qii late si.ud Lens there
on. which set Out ~ the decree Aforesaid and
thr r"ppri ~ Cprir llOli MED ~ SAID cause.
TERMS: Onc-i"u. M ~ th" pa chase money
required c,.h m Id. anI IN" remainder upuM
a cTctlt 1T siX. Twelve. ard eighteen months. ~
three equal ns'almeni- win interest thereon
from iaY 81 sale. requiring from the ppchascn
bonds ". IN gnad e, ufty, aHd lie legal title IA.
ah lind REFINED ~ A.Jjional sr'uri'r
JEROME SHELTON.
Dec. Div. Sp1 Comm.
The 70 owe sale u postponed iill Fcbruay tIe
9th, $50.
JEROME 81 ELTON,
Feb. ~ S.'i Comm.
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Change Of Programme.

QUICK SALES& SHALL PROFITS.
For Cash, I will for the next IS
DAYS seil.GRocE2TESland PRoVIS-
IONS lower than any other Store in
the City Of Huntington.
The proof Of the Pudding is the
eating. Try me.
L. DoULITTLE.
Feb. 3tf. Huntington, " Va.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

sHIP LADY BLEssISGroN. Gunderson which sailed from
having been sold for about $1,000.
BaIe NINA (Br. from 81 John NB at Newry. struck
by hcsvy and lost part of deck June 80 in
~ 2t ~ Ion 80 VI W.
scnR W BHowS. from Cardenas for New Orleans, which
in distress sailed from the latter
Aug Is for destination ia tow OF steamer.
unknown bark Is ashore Tarpaulin Cove
by steamer Scininolo. At Boston AN Aug 1s.
QuEsRc ia steamer, schooner and iaborers con
this evening the steamer Langhaw. from Montreal
London, ashore kamouraski, tighten her. She Is
down below her load line.
SnIPnuiLpING-Messrs Goss & Sawyer building at
their yard in Bath. Me- sap called the Adam simpson
about 1900 Tor the Pacific trade. to be
by Captain Summers late of steamers
Indiana of the American Steamship Line. She will be
owned by the buders simpson OF Philadelphia, and
her commander.
The ship building at the yard of Mr. John Currcr.
J Ncwburyport has recently been sold Mesrs rhayer
Lincoln ana Others OF Boston, private Captain
j Wilbur. formerly OF the ship Thomas Dana,
Liverpool 10 New York. il also part and
will take charge OF the ship when she
IL " expected that she will exceed
and be for launching about the middle september
The ship frame In McGverys yard Belfast has been sold
to Bath parties and is being shipped tnither
LAuScusp-At Buctouehe. NB. Aug H. from the shpyard
of James McNairn superior vessel of $40
i55 keel 3 feet beam 10 feet depth hold This
been built by Mr. McNarn under special survey
George Mcleod r. and Is expected to class 10 in
Bureau Neras. She has been the William t;ordon,
and will be towed Rchbucto receive hor dtout and
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BELOW,
Ship Eliza McNiel. Mills, from Liverpool July -
CLEANED.

Steamer Alps (Br). Williams. Port Prince, Caragena
and Aspiuw ali-Pim Forwood l. Co.
Steamer Vanguard tBr Bailey, st Johns and Hsrbor
Grace. MFR Curry 4 Go.
Csrondelet Fsireoth Fernandina via Port Royal
&C Mallory Co.
steamer Ann Eliza. Pierce. Phisdclphis-Jas Hano.
Bark POLLY (Br) Wosd, Bristol. is-N Morgan.
Bark La ascsrsana dom, Psulsen Dublin IL 4 w
Meyer
Bark Prinr rrederk Carl Ger, Grsnrow. ststtin dill
Radmxn. -
Bark vincen.o Galatola Uta Aaseilo Trieste-D SON.
Sons
BARK Mathew Baird Noyss Phladelpha load for Rio
Jsneiro-J II Winchester 4 Co.
Bark Devete Dubrovski (Aus Krexevck Philadelphia
Brig De witte GER. zspuen. Rgs-Bocknan. Oerlens
Brig Joseph Clark, stshl sagus Ia drando-Psrsons
Loud.
schr Edna Harwood, Turney, Lagusyra and Puerto CO.
belo-CJ J de Gsrmendis.
Schr Lion (Br, Mcintyre, st John. Mp jenkins
sehr A Watson tBt. starkey. Halifax, Ns-P jenkins
4 Son.
Schr Roderick Rose tTr), Vaughan, Windsor. NS-C W
Bertcaux.
Sehr l. RUSSELL Smith, Jacksonville South Amboy--
Warren NAey.
schr b Hazard Rowland Georgetown, sC-Beaty. Gil
dersleeve 4 Go.
Schr Il u Church. keiy, Baltimore Ferguson Wood,
Schr Annie Hodges, Doibow. Baltnore-Wm Chlamcrs.
schr Union, Mitchell, Smith, South Amboy. NJ-Jed,
Frye Co
schr Samuel c Hart Kelly. New Bodrord-Fcryuson
Wood.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, August Is, 1870

WASHINGTON, August Is, 1S7d
FOR THE GOOD or THE PARTY
The President to-day, at the instance OF Republican
Congressman from Mississippi, made an extensive
change in federal officers of that State including
thcMarshal for tho Southern district the principal
postmasters- These Congressman say that the new
appointments will have the effect OF reconcilng and
consolidating the different elements, and as a conse-
Quence strengthen tho party with prospect OF Sc
curing the electoral vote Tor Hayes and Wheeler
ENORMOUS DISCRETION YRoM THE AMERICAN
ARMY
Tho Adjutant General OF the army has stated in
to the Secretary OF War during the
LAST five fiscal ending June 80 1915 there were
over 80. 00U dcscrtions from the army.
During the fiscal year 1873 there 2. 500
cases OF descrtion, or ten per cent Of the entire
force
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Sailed 18th bark strslsund Ger. Ocabcrg. United
States.
BREMEN. Aug lo-sailed bark Germana Ger, Culver.
United Statea
Baltimore
BATAVIA. July s-Arived ship CAstins. Avery. cardin
mot arrived Aug l6).
DRoGHKDA, Aug I7-Arrived brig Romola CBr). Edgett
Philadelphia.
DUBLIN. AUG l7-sailed barx Eta Ste wart Mckenzie,
United states
FALMOUTH Aug I7-Arrved. bark X Besrce. sweetrer
Iquique
GLOUCESTER. Aug Is-saed brig Economy (Bp. Ora
ham, united States.
GRIxsBy. Aug ls-Arrived bark Armouia QtaD. Csfsro
New York before reported arrived 1athl.
Hull. Aug 17Sailed bark Msgnus Lsgabota (Nor), So
rensen. United States
HELvoEr, Aug l7Arrived. steamer Rotterdam Dutch
Wis., New York (and proceeded to Rotterdam.
LIVERPOOL, Aug ls-Arrved. steamer Caspian tBD.
Trocks, Baltimore; ship Saratoga. kendall Pabclloa dc
Plea.
LONDON Aug Is-Clsared ship Bcscroit (BrJ Crawford
San Francisco.
Lizard Aug is-Of steamer Greece (Br) Andrews from
New York tor London
on lith ship Constantia ticr) mot bark Consantia
Nor. Khulken. from Phisdeiphia for Bremen.
LONDONDERRY. Aug 1S-saicd bark Italo QtaD, Bongo
vsnni. Baltimore.
PESARru. Aug 1s-Arrived, schr II l. Hersey. Cogsins
Calais. Me-
PALERMO. Aug l1-Arrived. bark Maria Adelaide dtaD
Naccari. Philadelphia
QUEENSTOWN, Aug lS-Arrved. steamer Abyssinia (Br)
Murphy, New York for Liverpool land proceeded.
Arrived 18th. 80 Pm steamer Wisconsin B, Forsyth
New York for Liverpool
RorrnapAx, Aug i7Arrived, brig Merrwa, Down. Phila
dclphia.
TRIESTE Aug 1l-Arrived bark Volunteer (Aus) Mur
lAtto, New York
WEST HARrLrrooI Aug l7-Arrived. bark Botvic CSor)
uendricksen, New York via Queenstoxn.
Sailed from - Ang IL, bark Antonetta QtaD, Porxio
from Marsellcs), New Orleans
saea from - Aug 10. Hampton Court, for United
States.
LONDON, Aug lS-Advicos from Montevideo. dated Aug
10. state that the British bark HcnrI. Capt Robbins
from New York May 10 port fore
and bowsprt caused by a collision.
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PLrnourH Aug s-Arryed. Gyler o.tensen. Sydney. on

PLYMOUTH Aug 5-Arrived, Gyer Ostensen, Sydney. Oh
roRrNApoc. Aug 5-Arrved. Fawcett, sharp. Quebec
pArkAs July 2s-salsd. sospir. Babarovch, New York.
QUEENSTOWN. Aug 7-Arrived of, Charlotte w White,
Dyer. from Mobile for Liverpool
Sailed 9Th Puerto Rico. Greenock Kirkwood Bristol;
Milton: Antwerp Sole. Liverpool; Margherita. Bantry
Mary Alice, Doran, Glasgow; Ella Hsvre stab. Bristol;
Maria Wakefield. Dundalk; Onyx. Antwerp Storjohann.
Dinsle: ursus Minor, Greenock Giovanni ". Antwerp;
adelaide NJ Dublin Ferraro Terxo. Belfast 7h Sheffield
Liverpool
susDrRLsSp Aug 5-Arrived. Msmelcn. Taylor, Quebec
Sailed 9Th. Ebensxer Nielsen. New Orleans
sTAvASGfR. July 2s-Ssiled Professor NoSdenskjoId,
Berner. New York
srEriis. Aug 3-sailed. Daisy. McCart Philadelpha.
Swallow, June ARRIVED. Sanos. Bryan Chefoo.
TauRso Aug 2-Passcd through tho Pcntland Firth, Al
Giers. for Quebec.
Tgoos, Aug 5-Arrived. Cort Adler Axdsen, Quebec
TEsERiFrH July II Jas Cofl. kirkharn Cats-
sailed day for Barbados) 22d Liberia Fos
set. New York.
WnirEuAyKS Aug 5Arivcd, Anna. Kermit. Miramichis
9th. 1hps Lee. Kendall. Quebec.
WArERFoEp, Aug 5-Arrived. Victor. Quebec
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THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION,

PHILADELPHIA August Is 1876
To-days paid admissions at the Exhibition were
$25. '9i.
To-day being the forty-sxth birthday Of Francis
Joseph, Emperor oil Austria, all the Austrian sections
located In the buildings within the Centennial grounds
were decorated In honor OF the event In the main
building the portrait OF the Emperor was surrounded
by flags, the Imperial colors predominating. Al ton
A. NJ concert was given AZ tho Latter point by
Millers Baud. There was also a small procession
headed by tho flags OF tic different sections OF the
mir
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A NEGRO HANGED.
AN EXECUTION IN SOUTH CAloIINA YRsTEn-
DAY-A LONG DELAYED vINDICATIoN OF THE
LAw-JERRY COLEMAN, THE MURDERER OF
HAcKErr, SUFFERS THE DEATH PENALTY.

DAY-A LONG DELAYED vINDICATIoN OF THE
HAcKLrr, SUFFERS TIE DEATH PENALTY.
ABBEvILLE, s. c., August IS. 1870.
Jerry Coleman. the murderer Of Adam Hackett was
hanged to-day, the jail yard, at nve minutes past
twelve O'clock IN the presence OF 1900 persons on
the Same scailod which Banks hanged years
ago. He was attended from his cell by Father Facni
a Roman Catholic priest, and died IN that faith. Hc
expressed great pcnence aud admitted tho justice OF
his sentence and warned his friends avoid his sad
fate In minutes from the fall OF the drop
he was pronounced dead. Perfect order prevailed.
THE CRIME
was committed at n small village called Ninety Six
In the month Of April, 1873 The victim another
negro named Adam Hackctt, companion of Colcman'a
Both men had been drinking on that day, when n dis
puie arose about striking boy. From words they
came blows, when Coleman struck Adam blow
upop tho hcsd with a cudgc from which he died the
next day The prisoner arrested tried at the next
ensuing OF the Sessions Court, and found guilty
OF murder III the first degree. Coleman obtained a
new and had her chance for his lie. he
again ard tried at the October S55) Term of
the Sessions Court and again found guilty OF MURDER
and sentenced to be hanged ON December 3, 1873
At the CONCLUSION of the second trial his counsel
made "A motion "a trial and arrest OF Judgment
which overrued by the Circuit Judge. ON bin of
exception counsel again carried the to the SGprcme
Court review on questions oi law. II was reached
in NAV last, when The judgment OF the court below
was sustained an tho prisoner sd back TO Ab-
bevo and sentenced for the third time to executed
tho time bc ny fixed Tor July IS This time alter
ward extended to August Is
PRISONER
was full bloodcd negro, OF dark brown color, medium
szc about twenty three years OF age and like most of
his race In this state, born IA slave. His record
was bad IN the iall OF 1877 he was indicted and
convicted OF burglary and sentenced to the State
Prison tor term years. but he was, unluckiy tor
honesty pardoncd by Ex-Governor Frank Noses in a
few mouths aiterward. Alter being released he at
returned his old stamping ground, and in the
course three months committed the crime tor which
he WAS executed Today.
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THE LEE EQUESTRIAN STATUE.

GRERxExma WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS W. Va
August Is, 1870
The grand ball. under the auspices of the Leo Monu.
mcnt Association aid o tho fund for the
an equestrian statue of General r. f. Lee, III Rich.
mond took place here TO- night and was attended by
large nuinoer OF persons Among the managers were
a number OF xConfodcratc and several ex-lcdcra OIL
GERS
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

AxrwxRr Aug l7-Ssled, ship Endymion tBr), New Or.
lenns.
Bosrox r. Aug issaiisd bark Kong svero Nor,, Ella,
sen. United states.
BALLAST, Aug i7-Arrvsd. bark o Wage No0. Hen
dr;aksan. BslslmosA
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SPOKEN.

Bark II Pan (Br. from Bordeaux for Sydney. CB July
&c. lat -. Ion ~.
Bark Gssre Br), from Liverpool for Quebec Aug lat
50, Ion IA
a-k Regina tAus, from Baltimore for Queenstown, IL
days out. Aug Ia. lat AZ, Ion 81 ~
Brig Morning Light from West Indies for New Haven, Aug
10. 10 miles Sc OF the Highlands.
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WOOLLEN MILLS BURNED.
Bosrox, August Is, Is,

BOSTON, August lS IS16
The winona wooen Mills at Peabody, Mass, were
destroyed by fire this forenoon. The loss Is slo o00
uninsured. Tho cause OF the tire Is unknown.
John Dosu, while running with the Volunteer
Engine Company ~ the nre Tell. was rua over and
killed
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SAILED.

Steamers Carondeet. for Fernandna. &c; Albemare,
Lewes, Del SHIPS 4 Stamer. Liverpoo; Charger,
San Francisco: barKs Walter Scamme, Liverpool:
vance tBr Glasgow Bristol Dunkrk Marco Polo (Gcr
Bremen: brigs Emma Dean (s Porto Cabsllo N rnayer
Iiverpool Harry ST John, PR; st Maria vecchi utap
Salonica: Erncstine. Belfast. Ne.
Wind ut sunset ESE at midnight. L.
Barometer at sunset $500; At 10 pm, 5000.
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WuALEMEN.

Capt Dennis Baxter formerly Of barks Moutcxuma
VA ter Scott to command brig varnum hiIi
ntted for the Atlantic Ocean, AT New Bedford
Spokcn-Aug lat 10 81 lon 75 S. schr Sarah LOWS,
Cook, Boston, with 1856 bbls oil.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES or DEPARTURES fRos YORK FOX rux noSrus
AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER
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WEATHRR REPORT.
FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLYuxAD, Aug 1s. PM-Calm. misty.
PLYMOUTH, Aug 1S. PM-Wind S.
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Quebec; Midas. Point du Cb
chi: Aigcrix To-. Watson.
do: Abraham. Philadelphia
Puujnub, Williamson. Shcdil
Minnie II Gcro~. Gerow. st
Thompson. New York: lliine
Peruvian ~, Richardson, "
Sailed 5ih. Belmont, Blag
Avery. Calcutta. u Cpmai
Hall. Rainey. Weymouth, "
Orleans: George Henry. Nj,
Mitchell, Eaton. Machias
Orlrsns; Oneida. Eaton, Is
Larson. Baltimore; 7th, I
York.
Cleared 9th. Australia. We
(s). Owens. Boston. Vcrno,
keensv, Beer, 90; Mary 4 I,
Anne. Bremen. fhliadelphis
LONDON. Aug j-Arrived.
Elise. Wright. Mirainichi; {
(and entered out TO rctui
Utopia (s) Groat, New York
Cleared 9Th. rheresese. Jc
Entered out 9th. Thames
Arrived at Graycscnd u
Saga, New Yoik: 7th. Nor~.
Sailed from 90 9th. Anglia
passed Deal same day: Ma.
ter kirsten. Wilmington.
Plymouth Rock. Griffin. Ne,
LYNN, Aug o-Arrived. Tri
Sailca 9th. Flora, rownsei
LsIrH, Aug 6-Arriycd,
York.
Sailed 5th. Elizabeth Don
LLASKLLy. Aug J--Arrivet
LIsBos. July 81 sailed. '
MADEIRA, July 27--saile
Ms,
MrssISA. July 3o-Sailed,
MADRAS. July 7-Sailed.
Lucy = Wells. Pritchard,
Beattie. llavre.
NEWPORT, Aug 5--Sailed,
Unique.
NKw Ross. Aug 4-Ssiled,
OroRTo. July 2s--Arrivcd,
PORTSMOUTH, Aug 0-rut
for ana Breton.
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lu4fa tive if. 'fNnf~
s.s/ ls.e don
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1T John, Nh 9TH, Po,lscar. Clark,
Cb'rs: forress. U'<et nni-
!, fl aDdf ,rd,
PHI tp1f irI tN,
'dil tr4AaH AAl &C;
ST 70. SIR 4ft hst.i. ,sl.
inc .tl. 81 tl-l Pr .4l- Ia.
xMlfilaA
ag .-. -datr- .HHi.tt fn ".
nsi trafs. Nep u
NJ hUanr % w ew
Nj, o. Ifal-ri VI
las 'rts arHm ew
Is ff.. iFNilr i Sc,
I f.r-fl' $40, ew
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-21
Corner AOntCrs. .

The whisky wrecks were out in force
yesterday. None ofthem We're fuller
than usual, but supported their digni-
ty by standing around the corners
with their hands in their pockets,
their hats cooked on one side aud eX-
hibiting all the symptoms of dry rot.
They get shahbier as TO their clothes,
dirtier Us to their linen, aud more ru.
bicuud aud bulbous, tlabby and puffy
as to their cOuntenances every day.
Where their whisky comes from is
tone of those things no fellah can find
ont" There never were quite M
many of these remnants Of better days
lOallng about, trumping around and
beating generally, as now. The va
grant act thius them out now and
then, when Nor ton pCuucts upon
u bunch of them; but where one is
locked up, dozen springup. \ lot
Of burglaries and sneak thieveries will
be the next symptom Of the need OF
thinning them out Systematically.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-21
"a FooIrhIng 20 Ent wan "

Uncle Xeke LOughorn went over to
neighbours in Kaufman county to
dine the other day and his hostess got
ont her whtest and finest table cloth
for the occasion. The dear old soul
put his spectncles OF top Of his head
and looked from one end of the table
to the other, and said:
lfyou don't want this here cloth
stopped all over you'd better put some
thing here for my cup. | like things
like they was III our grandIathers' days,
when you could pour your coffee outer
your cup into your sascer and nothin'
warn't said bout it. like high-tone
and style myself but blow nIe If |
sees what folks wants to be eatin'
with thar forks, when they've got
knives. I'd "A heap ruther run the risk
of cuttin' myself with knife than
stickin' myselfwith IA fork every time"
"Now this, =" suil he, holding up three
pronged fork, ais II fool thing to ask a
man to eat with to bo sure :" and the
old gentleman fairly chuckled deri-
sivcly and handled his knife MS II
trowel aud then pitchfork with won
derful swiltncss and effect, "rhem is
what | cali vittles," said he, as he
arose and asked for Il gourd OF water.