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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-05
Deaths.
Al 81 John.bury, Ann 3, NathanI0I D,

At ST. Johnsbury, April 2s Nathaniel Dean, 10 that
day,
At Coventry, April %, Elihu Farmer, 81.
At Barton Landing, April % Lorenzo Spaudng, 6s.
At Derby April 4, Mrs. Atlanta (keaeh) Morse, 81,
At holoOtt, April L. Reuben Miles, 81,
At Cabot, April 30 JonathlR llerriek, ~,
Al MiddleseX, April %, James Newhall, ~.
AT Huntington, May |, GeOTge Jones, So.
At Lunenhurg, April ., Miss sally Cook, 50,
Al Red Oak, Iowa, April 81, Airs. VIM. Chandler Of
Al Waterford, May |, Manly Truax, II.
At Jefferson, WIS., April n, Mr.. VIM. Sanbon, 70
fDfmerly of XhgelOck
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-05
Nay 3, 1876.
GRANGE STORE!
ST. JOHNsBURY, VT.
May 3, 1876.

The Grange Store keeps hand, at very low prices,
nearly all the staples Of trade, such as Flour
Corn and Corn Meal Graham Meal Shorts, nice Dairy
Salt, Butter Tubs, Bone Meal, Land Plaster both IN
barrels and in bulk Linsood OIL both boilod and
Grass secd Red Top, Alsikc, Glover, etc. All kinds
Of shovcls, Hay and Manure Forks, Hoes, Garden
Rakes, and Shaker Brooms, Axes and Nails. Garden
Seeds and all Sorts of Groceries.
Nice Dried Apple, Homo Made Pickles, Teas, rang
ing in price from 60 cents to 95 cents per pound
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-05

The attention of nValids who arc suffering from
Kidney Bladder and Gandular Diseases Is directed
to HUST's REMEDY. In Of Female Irregularities,
Diabetes Mental and Physical Debility, Dropsy, and
Complaints Of the Urno. Genital Organs, HUSrs REM.
EDr affords prompt relief and is positive cure.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-05

The Latest, Greatest, and most reliable rom,
edy put together by medical science for Rhouma
tsm, Wounds, Swellings, burns, Caked Brests etc
Is the Centaur Eminent. Tlnte arc two kinds. What
the White Eminent is for the human family, the yellow
Centaur Eminent is for spawned, lame and strained
horses aud animals.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-05

The LADIES OF EVERY GRANGE are interested.
They should all know that there is successful and
cheap WASHING MACHINE made by The STAR Co.,
Erie, Pa, called the PATRON WASHER. Send to them
for circulars.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-05

children Cry for CHstOrIR. 1t is as pleas
ant to take honey, and is absolutely harmless 1t
is sure to oTpol worms wind collie, regulate the
bowels and stomach, and overcome irrtAbIty caused
by rash and cutting teeth. 1t is perfect substitute
for Castor Oil, and for Cestiyeness in young old
there Is nothing existence effective and reliable.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-05

JAUNDICE & nILIOUSNESS. Who knows
good remedy for these disorders We are assured At
WOODS Vegetable, Physical, JHundiee Hit
tiers will effect a speedy They have NEVER FAIL
ED To SATISFY ALL HAVE USED THEN for Jaundice,
Dyspepsia, Billiuusness, etc. Beware of limitations.
The genuine has private proprietary stamp Of John F.
Henry over the cork. Sold 10y all dealers Manhattan
Med. Co., prOprietors. JOHN f. HENRY, CUIlRAN
& CO., New York Wholesale Agents.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-05
DO YOU WANT GOOD
Vegetable and Flower Seeds
Ifso get them of
L, II, JONES, st, Johnsbury, VT

But when you have obtained them, do not think you
have done all that is TO be done 10 obtain hno crol
ofyegctables, or that merely putting them into the
ground Is all that Ia required. Remember that no one
can grow good crop Of vegetables and weeds at The
same tIne and IN tho same place
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-05

SELF.MURDEROUs NEGLECr.-To suffer cold to accu-
muate on cold, u cough to become chronic. whom a
fow doscs of HALEs HONEY OF lIOREHoUND AND TAR
taken at the outset, invariably effect in few
hours. For sale by all druggists.
Pixies TOOthache Drops cure in one minute
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-05

The London England Farmer compliments
the grange movement in America, and says,
ave greatly admire the power Of combna-
ton among the Patrons Of Husbandry," and
it recommends the farmers of England to
join the order, which Bro. Wright is intro.
ducing in England.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-05

EITHERE'S MONEY IN 1T" The MAGIC DISH
WASHER, CHIMNEY CLEANER, CORK Pull
LER and BUSTER. Send 10 cents for sample aud
terms, SenG stamp for price list.
NEW ENGLAND NOVELTY MANF'G CO.,
~ Portland Street, Boston, Mass.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-05

Deputy d. f. Boyden organized Star of
Hope Grange at Craitsbury, April y, with
forty charter members, Two Of tho select
men and many of the best farmers in Crafts.
bury are among the members.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-05
EGGS FOR MATCHING.

INKESH eggs from my premium stock, packed and
Il delivered TO express office at the following prices
=. COchns, HOudans, s. s. llamburgs, sl5O " dOz
took eight coOps, six first premiums and two
Ond premiums at Newport, and seven other premium
coOps were bred by me. My stock will compare favor
ably with the best. Can furnish eggs from White
Leghorns, Light Brahmas, p. Rocks ut 81 80 dozen.
Stock first class. Write for particulars
JONI q. McKEEN,
South Acworth, N. II.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-05

Gardening for Pleasure,
A guide to the amateur in the Fruit, Vegetable and
Flower GardeH with full directions for the Greenhouse,
Conservatory and Window Garden, by Peter Hcnder
son. Published by ORANGE JUDD co.
few copies at tho FARMER OFFICE or sent by mail
at
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-05
GRAPE-VINES.

GRAPE-VlNES.
will send the following by mail postpaid all for out
door planting and true To name. brighton, new
best early red, each 81 50; WOrdcn's Seeding,
new very fine large carly black, each 81 walter
early, the only American Raisin Grape 81 each The
three tor 80. Also kcrr'S Prolific Strawberry,
new very promising for market, 50 v doz s. v 100
aud star at the West, new $3.50 v dOL g. v
80. Deduct " per cent when over s. worth of the
above are ordered. Wilson's Albany only $3.50 NJ f.,
In lots of 1000 $3.50 for single lOOl, Raspberries
and other Fruit Plants for sale In great varieties and
very low at ''IIudsOn River Fruit Gardens
.IISO Berry Baskets and Crates.
Many styles largest assortmens in this Country Try
the s'CentcuniRI" Strawberry Basket tins year.
IL will fit In other crates for round baskets. ''Eu-
relInn quarts only gu v 1909, nestled and packed
In flats Sl9 Address
~. III. H.ILS'ES,
Malden-on-the- Hudson, N. Y.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-05

01O a day at home, Agents wanted, Outfit and
01N terms free TRUE 4 CO., Augusta, Maine.
LIVERY ONE SHOULD KNOW That Ban
IL crOts Linimont cures Cankerrash, Measles, sum
mer Complaint, Coughs Colds and Pains. DO fail
10 got bottle and use when youaro sick Sold every
VI WELLS RICHARDSON & CO., Burlington
General Agents.
Jos. L.. PERKINS, VI. ~, ID. ID. ~,
DENTIST,
~ Johnsbury, Vermont.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
PUBLIC OPINION.

Tilden seems willing to sneak into the White
House BY the back door, crawl up through te Celld-
way. come down the chimney or break IN win crow
bar Any way 10 get in.-tlDdianapohs journal thepJ
While we should deem Mr.. Tilden's acces,
sOn Presidency grave public calamity, we Should
consider Gov Hayess election upon any Othef OASIS hdn
That Of honest. open, fair election as an INFINITELY
srayer One.-lSt Paul Pioneer Press (lnd)
The Florida alligatOrs have returned those
nlden ballots they found IN the swamps, whch hau
been put there by the Radical manipuaOrs OF the Ever
glade State. Even the agatOrs are more honest tnah
tht Florida Radicals-lCleveland Plain Dealer (DemJ
The present is time Of imminent peril to
me country There is absolutely no Disgusting the Iact
The Radical party ike q blind Samson seems deter
hed, as It's last ae 20 remove the pillars ana car u0Wh
ihe supersiucture OF constitutional hDerty-llndia
apofs Sentinel Dem.)
We have not as yet expressed the opinion
MAT Tlden should refuse the Presidency because ne
knoTs at least two Southern Republican States nave
en 'erorlzed into voting for him. He does not refuse
tee votes OF Mississippi and Alabama, but stands upon
ns m legal rights. 30 will Hayes stand, We presume
flncinnau Commercial uud)
~ The yillany which rObs Louisiana of her
hoerues VIII produce excitement throughout the aid
sqoA 70 that caused by the nFlng upon FORT sumter
ue united prayer Of the Southern people ls, May Goa
ssNe the Union aud give peace to the country. lney
piopose no resistance 10 any infamy enacted py the
~uipefS-lMenphis Appeal (Dem.l
One OF the most notable individual runs
aee IN this State was that O sherman Williams esq,
ttan, Chautauqua County, as Republican canoudte
assembly. Last year Democrat, capt mhteS, !,
H eeted IN his district by 13s majority Ihis year
"hans carries the district by 2,OoO: Cnhu-
s~1 AID Caitaraugus the banner cOubtles thls
'o~''-iounaio Express lRep)
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
CANVASS OF THE VOTE
Confined from First PnKe.

but the fact that such things talked of by in1u-
entail politicians here gives an insight into the state
of affairs that exists
new element which does not seem to have been
thought of before has been brought in to cOmpcate
the Louisiana controversy. The Returning Board
which Is to pass upon the election chosen by the
Kellogg Legislature of 1S73-the same which was
set up at the point of United States bayonets in pur
suance of Judge Durelrs notorious midnight order
and which elected Pinchback to the United States
Senate. Now Mr.. Pnchback has always held that
bis claim to be seated rested on exactly the same
basis as kellogg's claim to the Governorship and
that If the latter had right to hold the Executive
Office the Legislature Of 1873 was also legal body,
and his election to the Senate by it was also valid.
But the Senate refused to admit him TO a seat. Now
he is reported saying that if that Legislature had
no night to elect him it had no right to elect
Returning Board He believes it had a right to do
both, and intends, if the Senate recognizes the
Returning Board by counting the votes of electors
returned by it, TO renew his application for admis-
sion and to contest the right of any who may be
chosen in his place.
Democrats are making an investigation Of the
omission of names from Republican electoral tick
cts i'll some of the parishes previously mentioned,
and they think that if the count is close. some of
their electors may slip in through this mistake, even
though majority of the Republicans are returned.
They are also prepared contest all votes for o. II.
Brewster and A. b. Levisee two Republican candi-
dates the electoral ticket the first having been
Suryeyor-Goneral OF the Land Office and the other
United States Commissioner. Mr. Brewster is said
have resigned and it is reported that his resgna-
ton bears date prior to Nov. 7, but the Democrats
assert their ability to prove that his resignation
antedated,
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20

by United States law to issue the electors certif-
Gates, and must canvass the vote in order THAI he
may decide who is entitled to certificates.
The Democrats are very much astOnished that the
claim should have been set up, and contend that the
word electors" is not used in the act referred to
simply because electors included under the head
of State officers, which expression is used in the act
The Democratic Committee waited on the Governor
and stated to him that if he contemplated such
step they would ask permission to file protest lie
stated that they should have an opportunity to do
50, and this morning informed them by letter that
he should be pleased if they would forward in
writing whatever they had TO say upon the subject.
This is considered intimation that he intends to
move in the matter without delay. Elaborate
opinions are being prepared on both.sdes of this
question.
There is some movement ordered in military
circles tonight; precisely what 1t is cannot be as
certained 1t is supposed that troops arc going to
some OF the contested counties.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
THE ARION SOCIETY.

The Ari0n Society gave charming concert
last night he first Of the season. at their hall IN 81
Marks-pace They had the assistance of Nine Carrono-
Sauret and OF Messrs sauret Brandes and ReinneftA
Nine Sauret gave a brilliant rendering OF LISTS Fan
tasa on "Rigoletto" and. with her husband gave
Beethoven's Sonata for violin and piano COp 30 NO -
very DELIGHTFULLY."- Mr. saure played Ernsts Fantasia
ON Hungarian Airs and Mr. II. Brandcis sang Beetho-
ven's Adelaide. Mr. Franz RemmerZ sang TWO
songs Of Rubinstein's, Der Asra" and LIS
blnkt der Thau capitay. But the feature OF the con-
cert was naturally the singing OF the male chorus OF the
society This has improved remarkably under tho skill
fl conductorship of Dr. Damrosch, and did some spen
did work last night Among the pieces rendered were
Schubcrts Die Nacbt" Karnther Folk arranged
for four parts by Koschat, sachss Der Trompeter au
der Katzbuch" and Z6ner's "Das krokodil,' besides
schu,nauns Die LOiosblume," for four solo voices
The feature Of the evening. however, was the rem
dering OF DR.. Damrosch's Blut und Eisen.' Ihis
IA spirited. stirring. patriotic song, full OF
strong effects and rich coorng. and containing some
excellent writing II was given with great dash and
,pirt which was no doubt owing In great measure to
the presence Of the conductor As have already sad
the society has shown marked improvement since 1t has
been under the care OF thorough musician "a Dr.
Damrosch and - now o; the best choral socieies
that we have It's singing Is marked not only by excel
lent technical qualities, such prompnessand accuracy
in attack and delcacy In shading, but there j. dash
and life and swing in It's work which Is too often wanting
in even the best Of our American men's chofuscs
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
A COIINT BY COY. STERNS.
CLAWS ruAr No oTurR AUTHORITY HAS POWER

HE CLAIMS THAT NO OTHER AUTHORITY HAS POWER
TO CANVASS THE ELECTORAL VOTE.
TALLAHASSEE Fla, Nov. 19.-There is reasonable
ground for believing that Gov. Sterns OF this state
will assume that the State Board has no power 10
canvass the electoral vote, but that that power re-
sides in the Governor This assumption VIII permit
the Governor to decide all issues pertaining TO the
canvass. and to issue his certificates to whichever
set of electors he decides are elected. His assnmp
ton is based upon the fact that the act creating the
Returning Board does not use the word electors
IN giving the list of officers whose vote the board
shall canvass. The power to canvass this vote not
being specifically conferred upon the board the
power he contends resides in him, as he is required
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
LATEST SHIP NEWS
[For other SHIN Ne,cs see Seeond Par.

ARRIVED .... Sunday. Nov. 10.
Steamship Baltic tBr) Re nejy Liverpool NOV y, VIA
steamship Harrisburg Worth, Philadelphia iwth coal 10
Reading Railroad Co. - . -,
last. Anchored al sandy Hook for orders.
shp CTgssder new ll2t tons oi Mmaso 49, ~ oo
Bark Amelia Burgess Cronstadt Oct IA, WITH muse An
Bark Rlue Beard (of Windsor NJ 81 Sichener Liverpool
Oct. 20, In ballast Anchored at Sandy HOOK. .
Ba Angela Qta stagno Sligo 81 days, in ballast An
Bark Florence Peters White Baltimore ballast bound
Brig Mar posa Fletcher Cadz pit H. with salt Is bound
to Gloucester Mass put into sandy Hook Tor harbor
WIND-Sunset heavy, h. very thick.
DISASTERS.
PLYMOUTH Mass, Nov. I9-An unknown schr. loaded
with lumber is ashore on Gunet Point and win probably go
% pieces to night. 1t is supposed the safe.
FogTREss MONROE Nov l9The sclr. Isabel l.. Pierce,
Boston Tanjer sound with a cargo oysters
and sunk by the NewYOrk steamship Richn0nd this
morning about ocOck, half mile inside Of Willoughby
spit Light
PLYMOUTH Nov. 19-The Hamburg American Line steam;
ship POmmsrana Sehwensen from New YORK Nov arrived
orFgSsiowS Noy 1e-The American Line steamship Penn.
sylvans Philadelphia Nov o, for Liverpool has
SOUTHAMPTON Nov le.-The steamship Frankfurt, from
New Orleans via Havans, for Bremen, has arrived
LONDON. Noy. l9asailed ~ inst Lima; lSth Scotia
Isabel Capt Mercenana: France Plata Kronprnz
PTeuss 10TH r. r. Hart sara, Uhle lauTetta Nile Capt
SewcOmb; Br ther Capt rhnrston Ragna Burgermester
KeisleIn syph the last five Deal sos4ummeren Re
ngon Liberia, the last az LverI0 Phen2 Minslow Cold
stream BrJt Apap Rel Gauntlet Lady Duferln, IuueA
Daniee MANN, Pletro ]. c. Williams.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BALTIMORE. Nov. l9-ArIiyed steamships Josephine TBOm
son, Moore from NoTYork; John D. shriVer Her. nom
PHiISbEIPinA Nov 1s-Arrived steamships Illinois,
FoEfsfss Monroe Nov i9-Passed out ship Oakland for
BosfoN Nov. l9-Arved steamship Pottsville winnett,
from Philadelphia; bark Benz min Dckerman, Taylor Turks
Island
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
SOUTH CAROLINA
A MAJORITY For HAYES.

THE TABULATED RETURNS GIVE THE STATE TO
HAYES AND HAMPTON.
COLUMBIA Now 1s.-The result Of tabulating the
returns of county canvasscrs gave the State to
Hayes's electors yesterday by majorities varying
from go TO 1873. Counsel for the Democratic
candidates Immediately filed exceptions to the ag-
gregation on the ground of irregularities. errors,
and omissions between managers, returns, and state
ments of county canvassers, which they claim
yitiates the result. The Supreme Court will,
it is understood. direct the board in its
duties rs to the final count. The returns
tabulated for all State officers except Gov
ernor and Licutenant-Governor. from the face re-
turns of the county csnyassers, show that the vote
is close aud the results doubtful that 1t Will take
the correction Of numerous clerical errors 10 deter
mine the successful candidates. The returns show
that Hayno Rep. is reelected Secretary of State by
227 majority; Elliot Rep elected Attorney-Gene-
raj by : votes; Iiagood DEM Controiler-General
by 2J6 majority; Thompson DEM superintendent
of Education 10y ii2; Kennedy Rcpl by l6l' and
Car,lozo Rep by 2Os. Hampton has majority OF
about ,I4i over Chamberlain.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
TESTIMONY IN THE LATE RIOT CASE.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 19.-The inquest
on the body Of L. H. walter killed during the riot on the
sth inst was continued on Saturday ana testimony
given by three responsible witnesses iastens the su OF
the hootn upon one Of four coored policemen Ii has
been established that several Of the negro policemen hfe
uuon the whites with Winchester rifles ana one OF th'
is said TO have fred eight ten shots Further evidence
will be taken tomorrow
John Henry Dennis one OF the negroes was arreseu
Yesterday In Columbia Information gwen oy one W
ic prr.Dus previously arrested. posse Of eleven men
went out eleven miles this morning to arrest wv ol
negroes named william and stephen Andtfsohi Wiz h
we're present M the murder. william was arcHteu IN e
town bu Stephen was at his house. anu refused W %
render and was only captured after b ing Shot
timcs although not seriously. six negroes are NOV III
prI,on charged with completely IN NE muidrr' ~, @
more arrests under the enforcement act "eio n""o '
tcrday
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
Ne W. YORK.
THE OFFICIAL CANVASS.
The following official statements of cour

The following official statements of county
majorties have been received:
MONROE.
Presdent-Hayes 1i,73S 1ildeD, 1927 majority, 6ll
GorenOr-MOrgan 1869; Robinson, 1882; majority
l,477
COHgrsss-Davy, 3521 Hart, 14.ll4; majority, 59S
AssembLg-Hodges (l.ep.) G3l majority; Graham (bep)
7G majority Rockwell (Dem.), l9 majority.
AnieHdHeHts-Majorty. 6,l5l. -
The Cooper vote was AZ; temperance vote. 126.
FRANKLIN.
PTcsSeEt-Hayes, 10i: Tilden 1915 majority, LIB
GOrcrHOr-M organ 067 Robinson 1872 maj0rity lO9o
COngrcSs- James 400: MagODe, 1851 majority, Lib
Acknowledgements 1904 Pope, 2,972 majority, lO62
AhaendHeAts-EOr, 1867 against 466.
CHI MUNG.
Presdent-Tilden, 5,22Si Hayes. 473o; majority 49s
GOrprnOT-R Robinson J4t4 Morgan, 4153 majority SSH
cOngreS-BockweI, 5,3i4; Bailey, 1895 majority, l79
SCHUYLER.
Iresident-Hayes, 2 $50; Tilden 22J4 majority, 6O6
GopeTnor-Morsan, 2705; Robinson, 2295 majority 5l2
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
DISPUTED CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 19.-Tho question as to
who was elected Congress from the lid District In
this city has not been decided and has been matter OF
much comment and excitement throughout the
city. on Friday two OF tho County Supervisors WIN
the County Clerk met canyassing board and began
an examination of the county returns previous to cer
fyng them TO the Secretary OF state IL appears ha
from one Of the precincts 272 votes had been returned
for Frost Dem but that after the returns reached the
County Clerks Office these figures changed to 292
The County Clerk had knowledge OF this change yet
he stated he believed the returns had been tapereu
with in his Office. and wished the matter toDe mVesu
gated. ,,-..,., .o., a.
Tne canvassers. having only ministerial powers de-
,d tey could not behind the fact or the returns
an, therefore counted 292 for Frost This gave
me latter "A majority OF whereas, had tine Oflginal
tourrs been counted, Mctcalfe RepD would have had
majority While the proceedings were being had III tle
Cuuty CLERKS office. Mr.. Metcae applied to the circuit
Court Tor q uandamus tO stop proceedings Inc MIi
was issued aud the transmission OF the returns 10 te
secretary of state stopped until the case can De
heard before the court Monday The oOJect OF tDe
mandamu is TO prevent the Issuance OF acertncate o
.lag fpr fp
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20

navigation fn the presence Of the King and
oil the high dignitaries of the Kingdom The Dutch
bark Vier GerbrOedeis and the American three
masted schooner Edith of Centerville, Mass. capt.
Edwin Fuller. owned by Eli Phinny and others, sailing
to-day viii be the first merchant vessels which travcrsed
this new hghroad TO the North Sea- / must add that,
notwithstanding this formal opening on Nov. (com.
pulsory under the Canal COmpanys charter, only ships
very light draft viii be ebe 90 make o. the
canal for time come It channel is not yet OF
sufficient depth lin many places to admit vessels OF rge
draft nor the harbor improvements OF Amsterdam
sufficiently advanced to receive all shipping For an in-
definite period heavily laden vessels Will be compelled TO
enter and break cargo at Nieuwe dep heretofore.
CHARLES MUELLER, u 5. Consul.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. 19.-In consequence Of the
late epidemic will be held the TenbrOeek Course
announced for February, 1877.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. 19.--The strike on the Georgia
Railroad has ended. compromise agreed upon sasac-
tory to the engineers and officers OF the road.
NEw-HAyEN, Conn.,, Nov ia football match
between the Yale and Harvard elevcns
suited victory for the Yales who goal Harvard
scoring none.
LOCKPORT, n Y, Nov 19.-Robert Dulap, age go,
left his LocDOr the 18th inst without apparent
Any information respecting his whereabouts VIII be
gratefully received by his family.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 19-Wm Mckee was released
from jail yesterday afternoon VIM o Avery reeased rom
the PenenaIy pardon by the President arrived hero
from Jefferson City yesterday and left for Washington az
night