New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-29
The Neighbors Object.

The Neighbers Object.
VINIT1A, I. T., September N.-The Cher0-
kse and other civilized Indians of this
Terri tory are greatly excited over pro
posed removal of Sioux into this country.
They say the government is again propos-
ing to violate the treaty etipulstiOns by
removing these Indians to their country
without their consent.
The Remains Of General BraggS
GALVESTON, September 28.-The steamer
Whitney, which sailed at T: NJ, carries
will be buried ct Mobile, in compliance
with the wishes of his relatives.
Peuusylvania's Bay.
PHILADELPHIA, September 2S.-To-day
having been se5 apart by Governor Hart
ranft as Peunsylvsnia day at the Centen-
nial Exhibition, all business has been sus-
pended, and the downtown streets arc
nearly deserted. Places of business arc
draped in bunting, and the city wears the
same appearance that it did on the tenth
day of May, on which the exhibition was
cash admissions.
Centennial Awards.
Edmond Bourgeois, New Orleans, perique
tobacco and cigarettes; John F. Taylor,
Charleston, South Carolina, steam and hy-
drsulic cotton press; Tappan & Steele, Pc
tersburg, Busley's power baling prese; D.
A. Anderson, Richmond. photographs:
Knoxville Marble COMPANY, colored mar
blee; John C. Meyer. New Orleans. badges,
iewelry and gold work; F. H. Burk & Son.
Manning, West Virginia, pump sole leather;
Perry g. Co., Richmond, pottery; Wallace
Brothers, Statesville, North Carolina, in
digeuous plants used in medicine; Mann e.
Valentine, Richmond, Virginia, meat juice.
Marine.
NORFOLK, September 2S.-Ths steamship
San Jscinto, from Galveston for Liver.
pool, put in here for coal to-day.
NEwPORr, r. l., September 23.-Tha
schooner Nellie Lsngdon, from DArien.
Georgia, for Bridgeport, arrived here and
reports in Q gale on the seventeenth Last,
lost her sails 10000, feet Of her cargo Of lum-
Der. and also lost her steward.
Probabilities.
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Od3ce Chief Signal OfAcee, }
Washington. September %. is76-4;30 2. Ny
For the Western Gulf States, northeast to south
east winds. stationary and higher Temperature.
brsk northerly winds, colder, clear weather and
rising barometer.
River and Marine News.
EoufHw1sr PASS, September 28.-Barometer % 90.
Wind northeast. fresh. Weather clear. Arrived
sixteen davs @ from as.sua, IN Saiiast is to p PUG
days from Boston, with cargo Of loo to Lowell 4
| Bailey; Norwegian bark Sylphiden from Hsage-
men. with cargo Of coffee to L. H. Terry. Sailed
Steamships Abdiel, New Orleans and New York.
and schooner Jennie Wood.
| PoRr KADs September 2s-Wind north. northeast.
fresh. Weather clear. Arrived French bark
Rhone. Fleury master. thirty seven days from
Marseles, In ballast. to Caryisre & Son. NO d.
/ partures.
sansvHPoRf. september 2s.-The river fol- fo1r S
| inches. Temperature ranged from 5so 70 10y.
Weather partly cloudy. Arrived-Carrie TnoEn
! this morning.
| cloudy. River tell two inches, Dewa-onannon
| at noon.
MsnPHu, September 28.-The river fell tx
| inches. Maximum thermometsr ~; Arrived
! ShiLkle, from Cincinnati. Departed-Tolle, T;
New orleans; 6lla Hughes. for Cincinnati; ChesA
dnHGsHxT1. September 2S.-River twenty-thrs
sest and falling Weather mild and 1, thrsassnn
| inohea and statlonary. Weather cloudy and COO
LOUISVILLE, September ?8..River falling; ter
| feet four inches in the canal Weather clear.
| KvAnsvnLH September rs River twenty one
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