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THE CENTENNIAL INPEN &PENClI

The immense eireala,iou q "Pssesson
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F0reiwn News.

RAGUsA, Aug. 5.-Y esteriay the Turkish
garrison at keum, the Turkish portion Ut
Kick, destroyed the Notifications and embark.
ed for Auivari There was a battle Yesterday
near Trebipje, but no particulars have been re
ceived
LONDON, Aug. 5.-Bell's Life says the
Thames profeSsona four who are to partlcl'
pate 10 the regatta at Philadelphia tud dlth
Guilty in obtaining funds to defray their ex-
penscs.
Upwards of forty fishermen and sailors of
coas ing vessels persisted 10 the gale which
prevailed 90 the coasts OF Scotland and Eng
land last Thursday
The Turkish Ambassador here announces
that he has been au; aorized t. engage tw3nty
or thirty Engli,h surgeons for ti:li service in
the Turkish armies.
BUCHAREST, Aug. 5.-Thc Roumanian Min
istry have resigned. No cause Is assigned tor
this action.
LONDON, Aug. 5. AFTER long and bitter
discussion aud many divisions, chiefly 10 con
sequence of the reaclouary amendments made
by private members and accepted by the gov
erument, Vlscount Landon's L iucation bill
passed the House of Com mons to-day by vote
of ll9 to 49, The House met at noon for he
purpose OF considering this bill, aud though
the bill passed through The committee last
plight it was under three aud a-half hours lur
thor DE- bate to- day.
LONDON, Aug. 5.-Emperor William has
written to the kiug OF Bavaria saying that if
his health permits he will attend the Wagner
f,sliva at Bayreuth, which takes place this
week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-05

The Radical State Central Committee OF 10.
diana met at Indianapolis yesterday, and noml-
Dated Benjamin Harrison, of that city, for
Governor, vice Godlove S. Orth, forced to re-
sign. In State 10 which the result OF the
election was acknowledged on both sd2s to be
uncertain this withdrawal OF one candidate and
substitution of another, but short time before
the ballots are 10 be cast, must OF necessity re.
act disadvsntageous!y upon the side that adopts
that policy, aud, 50 certainly will this be the
case 10 Indiana that the friends of Mr. vii.
liams, the democratic candidate, are now as
sured of bis election, and that the State will
60 for Tildeu 10 the Subsequent presidential
contest
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Balloon.

MoRRlsTowN, N. D., August 5.-The 'Buf
fao" passed over about miles south of Nor
ristown at six o'clock this morning., about four
hundred feet from the ground. Conversation was
had with the people 10 it. 1t departed due east.
Il passed Barking Ridgeat $50 gong north by
east
RosEvILLE, N. j., August 5.--The balloon
Buffalo landed opposite this place in New Jer-
sey this morning at 10 o'clock. Niue men aud
one woman all well Landed here to allow some OF
the partyto alight, but the balloon could not rise
again as there was no who'd. so the balloon was
packed and all went on tug to Perth Amboy
from whence they will returo to Philadelphia.
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Alexandria,Va a.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1875.

The letters of the democratic candidates ior
President and Vice President Of the United
States appear in toGGy's Gazette, and calm
and upprejudiced pcrusal OF them will, 1t seems
RI us. not only cou6fm the determination OF
every democrat and conservative 10 the country
to support bis party'S ticket but induce all
who are really in favor Of reform and the resto-
ration Of the government to honest, capable,
efficient and diguihed hands, to votc Tor the
two men, who, if such a consummatloD De pos
sble, can accomplish that desirable result.
Master hands 10 the science OF craftsmanship
peneed the letters alluded to, spd When thay
assume tine rcins Of government the blight 10
ficted upon confdug country by the radical
party will be removed, and peace and prosper
ty again tighten the hearts of now unhappy
people. Mr.. Tilden grasps the idea Of the
campaign when he says:
Il simply say that we cannot ford the costly
and ruiDous policy Of the radical u jorlty OF
Congress. We cannot afford that policy toward
the South We cannot afford the magnificent
and oppressive centrallsm lUto which our gov
ernment is being converted. We cannot afford
the present magnificent scale OF taxation.
And Mr.. Hendricks is no less effective when
be truthiuy says:
Every industry and interest of the people
have been made 70 suffer by the party COW III
power and in tie executive departments OF the
government dishonesty, rapaclty aud vanay
have debaucheu the public service. Men known
TO be unworthy have been promoted, whilst
others have been degraded for fidelity to otlcIaI
duty. Public Office has been made the neaus
oil private profit. and the country has been Of
Tended to see class of men who boast the
friendship of sworn protectors or the Stale,
amasiug fortunes by detrauding the lubllc treas
ury and by corruptlng the servants OF the pe"-
pie. Nothlcg can be we'll with Us or with cur
affairs until the public conscience, shocked by
the enormous evils and abuses which prevail,
shall have demanded and compelled an un,
sparing reformation of our natloual aominstra-
ton 10 its head and its members. la such a
reformation the removal oil single officer, even
the President, is comparatively a trih'ng mat
ter, iftbe system which he represents ana which
has fostere6 him as he has ostered 1t, Is suffer
ed to remain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-05

John a. Lyman. negro radical Cor gresham
from North Carolina has been giving SO many
orders on the Sergeant of Arms of the House OF
Representatives that the latter says If he paid
them all they would exceed the salary of the
friend and brother BY so COO
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The Indian War.

CHICAGO, Aug.5 received at Gen
Sheridau's headquarters this morning state
that fight occurred between a party of herd
ers and band of Indians on the fourth instant.
One Indian was killed. and the whites succeed
ed in capturing considerable number.
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AfsfsfED.

In Washington, August |. 1876, At 10 p g. G.
at the residence Of the brlje's uac!r Ar x !,
Wheeler, By Rev. Dr Homea4' NoH = i = 1. y -
PKUITT, Of W.shir g,on, t9rmer.y o. h;'iS d.
tria, Va, and MARGARET Il. MI NM -
Was ning;on, u. 4.
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A young man named J Ohm Watkins employed
on the w. & o. Railroad had bis thumb badly
mashed while coupling cars at Leesburg yes
terday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-05

The health and moral condition of the city
was never better than at present
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DEADY MIXED PAINTS OF 81 me , r'1e.
IL enl makes Supplied i:l !at'o!J ,,nn ST.
Sample cards and estimates iurH'Hn'o
p!icaton. r,NNpY co.
my9 a. :, earn.
1vKEAM CRACKERS, English Snsps, C ',;yeI
Al Va - Hrsckrrs, fresh, j4st rccei's"
BY (aug y j. G. y i 10y -,
DUFFSl KUFFS! kLFtS' ITO"
II i zen up, received this Ia; ,IERCU.
aug3 II. y. Ola
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Alexandria, Va, r','''"''
Aulust >, 1876. .,.t.
Persons calling for letters will say they M" ~
vcrtscd and give the date al! To" list. ..,.,
If not called for within thirty day, ch'y "'.''-
IL. j. 4 tlinu Ia
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DIED.

In Montgomery county, Nd, TINS In In0i !" .hs
SAMULL MILLER, late 81 IA'a cay
14th ycar Of bis age.
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sent ~ Tic uctu IcLL'
Bel, Joseph NJ
Bard, Mrs Margaret
Calvert James l.
Garter, Mis- Ju ia
Doran, Miss Biddy
Duron, 7 Fl
Davis, Mrs N sry, co!
Hardy, Mrs NJ ,ry
Haymsn, DAME!
j ackson Wash
Jackson, Mrs Celia
j ackson, Alfred
Lloyd, ii +
III I'D, II )
Milton, John
aug 5-lt w.
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~ SO '~Nt
Nelson Mrs Iliotl
Robinson, John
Rooey, n w H.
Stanton, Mrs Caroline
.;>pilman, L q
Shaw, Smith
;ipriggs, Ptmoe' COZ
.Tibb:, Miss >nrcn +
Thompson Maths .'c'
V!ncin.il, Henry
Wo.d, John, COZ
White, Laura, co.
Wash ington, VI, CO..
Warzer, Wallace
Y. BERKELEY, 7. NJ
, 1876-11-25

OUR BoYs--A very respectable citizen. the
fs'ber Of family, calls our attention to the
fact that mauy parents allow their boys, rang
ing all the way from 6 to IA years Of age. TO
run the streets ST night, and visit all man
ner of improper places. 1t l. no unusual
thing to see small boys, with stumps Of cigars
in their mouths hanging around the doors of
saloons, and listening to the vulgar talk Of
dIunkarGs and bummers. To bring boys up
in this way Is to train them to life of shame,
and parents who thus neglect their offspring
will have themselves to bl1me if in The future
they reap an abundant harvest Of sorrow.
Boys Of rhe ages noted above should be sent
10 school in daytime, and the evenings nigh
PrJfratly be employed in studying their les
sons for the following day. Just a. the
tvig Is bent the trees inclined" !" and boys
who are allowed to keep bad company are
quite sure TO grow up bad men.
, 1876-11-25

Houses were republican. but it is not
SO good party tactics. Ii this twenty.
second joint rule is not adopted, the
House, TO make It's protest against
counting the vote of State effective,
must create precedent The federal
constitution points out no remedy IN
such a case. neither has our expert
ence suggested any. A; this time,
with so many uncertainties TO suppose
away, ii would be idle TO speculate
upon the course the House would pur-
sue. There is one thing, however,
tha; every patriot should bear in
mind and eDdeqvOr 10 impress upon
the minds of his countrYmen In a
Republic the ballot box prescribes a
remedy for every possible transgres-
sion. There is no occasion TO appeal
to the sword. Wrong may triumph
for time, but right will triumph at
last and permanently. The party
that elects President By means that
do not command the confidence of a
majority of thinking people, irrespec
tive of party, commits a tremendous
and irretrievsble blunder. 1t may
TINS secure power for a day, or ayear,
CT Presidential term, but in a short
time the people will speak, and in
tones that cannot be mislafeD-S. +
Gail.
, 1876-11-25

THF Inauo DELEGATE.-The returns from
the various precincts Of North Idaho show an
increased majority for the democratic candi-
date for delegate TO Congress. At Mount
Idaho his m-jori'y over Clark Is ~, at Jack
sons Bridge 10, at Slate Creek y, and at
other points in like proportion. Clark car
ried Oueids by nearly 10 majority, and
Fem carried Bear Lake by more than 25O
majority. Clark carried Alturas by over %
majority and probably L~mhi by someWha,
smaller figures. F-un's majority IN the ter
ri,ory will reach 400, and most probably go
beyond these figures.
, 1876-11-25

The INDIAN COMMISSIONERS, headed ty
Gen. Howard, completed their business, and
have gone below. II is understood that prac-
tically their mission proved failure. Jos
epb, chief Of the non-treaty Ne Perces, was
h,ugbty and defilut. lie refused to enter
into any treaty dispo~iug of ihe Wsllowa
country, and thus practically ended the inter
view. T. is und, rstood that the commission
ers were instructed TO enquire into the prac'i-
cabilirr Of restricting the Indians 10 single
r-serva,ian, aud rha, part of lhtiT offset here
was TO make the inquiry.