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Mss Ednah Warren of Keller made 4211 lbs.
OF butter from the milk Of four cows, in seven
days, recently.
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We have two correspondents at Decatur,
which Will account for the similarity OF some
of the items from that place in this issue.
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Lawrence Martin, living one mile this side
of Lawton, was bitten by Dassauga Wednes-
day morning.
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Our town was filled with NJ, DIS last Tues
day, it being their monthly meeting.
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st. Marks Literary Society met at the resi-
dence Of III. S. Harris last Monday evening.
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Mr.. Arthur Butcher and Miss Viola Paul,
both OF Lawrence, we're married July 4th.
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Bangor is to have large basket factory In
Goodell's warehouse that will employ forty
women and girls.
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We enjoyed call from 8. n. Thomas, Esq,
OF Decatur, on Tuesday Of this week.
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Miss Rhoda Munger has been rusticating in
Little Prairie Ronde for few days past.
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On July Sd, Adelbert Dean and Letesia Pax
on, both OF Hartford, were married.
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c. &C." will not have the pleasure OF wit
Messing o." o." ~" a." g circus.
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David Reese of Indiana was married to Miss
Amanda Tedrow OF Bloomingdale, July /.
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The Van Buren, County Republican will come
out for J. G. Burrows this week.
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Miss Ida Osborn and Miss Kate Maynard
have gone to Elgin, Ill.
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Our little P. NJ. departed for the Centennial
on Monday evening last.
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The NJ. E. Society of this place are prepsr-
ing TO build new church.
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Mr.. C. s. Tyrrill Of Chicago spent portion
OF last week in this village.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Sortore Of Niles were in
town last week.
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number OF Decatur people visited Paw
Paw on Tuesday last.
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Huckeberries have made their appearance in
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A Republican Club has been organized in
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T. L. Stevens of Niles was in town Tuesday.
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Business Notices.
LUCAS
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.

Chairs Bedsteads and Cabinet Ware, Cheap.
The Lucas Chair, the best in the market.
Repairing done. Cane-seat Chairs re-caned.
Be sure and see my stock before purchasing.
Rooms opposite Court House.
lilly GEORGE LUCAS.
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4EE will not show at 2 a..

Read our Ohio letter on the Sth page.
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Bloomingdale is to have new Baptist church
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L. A. Blackman was in town on Wednesday.
The New York herald., 1876-09-24
BOUND EAST.
CLEAIiED.

Steamer Donau Ger Bussns. Bremen via Southampton
Steamer Leo. Daniels Nassau. NP-Murray Ferris Co.
cy Of San Antonio Pennington Galveston via
steamer Morgan City. keade. New oreans-chss Whit
Steamer Knekerbocker Kemble. New Orlssns-clark 4
Steamer San Jacinto. Hazard. savannsh--Geo Young.
steamer City OF Atlanta. Woodruff. Charlesson-Jas
sss.ms. Old Dominion, Walker: Norfolk City Point and
steamer Agnes, burdek. rhiiadeiphis-ChasA Whitney
Steamer f Biddle Davis Phiadelphis-Jas Hand
Steamer Gen Whitney Hsilet Boston-H Dimoek
Freight and Lishtsrage Go.
saR S Gfess' Danear srn E sa
Bark Fredcn CNor). Havorscn, London-C Tobias 90.
Bark Wave Queen (Br), Wilson. London-Funch, Edys 4
BARK sutton CB), Mclean Cork orders scammell
Bros - -
BARK Miner CNor) sorensen. stavanger-Funch, Edge
Bark Daniel Draper ssdriey: Havrs-snow Burgess
BARK l. IL De Weber (Br). Wright Dunkrk-J W Parker
Bark Arabe,la Porp. Pachero. Lisbon II II Swift
Brig Consiglio utaD. Consglisre, Hu-Benham Boye-
Brig Ruby, Neal. Port Spain Grinidsd> d>-Daniel Trow
brig Charles Hoard Br), Messenger. St Johns. PR
rN WIN Phipps (Iay), Brsntbcrg, Aux Cayes-Youngs.
sehr George W Anderson. Anderson. Demerars-Ls<S-
schr 9 (B1. Thompson. Pon.-a-Pisre. Guad-P Nc
schr Baracoa, McClintock, Ponce PRE- Ssnehcs y
Dolz.
schr Tam O'Shanter, ZeluF, Nassau, NP-B Weinberg
Co.
sehr Caledonia (Bp. Layton Windsor, Ns-J Whitney
Co
schr Lizzie X (Br). Waters Sc John. Mp Nevius
Son.
Schr Saa Lion (Br Mcintyre, st john Mp Nevius
Son.
schr Laurel. Davis, Corpus Christi (Texas)-Tupper
Beatte.
Schr Washington Berry, Galvesto ston-Tupper Beattie.
Schr VIM IL Jones, Falkenburg FernAndina-ADiel Alb
bott.
Schr Hazard. Rowland. Georgetown and Bull River,
SC-Bcntley Gilderseeve 4 Co.
schr Ella ii Barnes. Larder. Richmond VAL eager.
Schr Kate Miller, Vanssnt. Baitinore-Overton 4 Haw
kps
schr Spartel Crossmen. BostoE-Jed Frye Co.
Schr Idaho. Jameson. Bostcn Havilsnd Presscy.
Schr Hastings, Chase, Edgartown via Now Bedford
Racket bro.
schr Marrsres Ann. Tierney, Brdgcport-Pldgeon
Christophcrsen,
The New York herald., 1876-09-24
POOLS ON THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.

Betting tho result Of the approaching elections in
Ohio and Indiana is being INDUCED IN already to
considerable extent by tho politicians and others who
desire TO turn ''honest penny by the victory Of
either party. The odds in favor largely OF the
democratic ticket Indiana the private betting,
and although rule. the OHIO republican ticket has
the call, many "even' bots have been made the
result IN that State. The democrats quite
OF state, will defeat Barnes by small
majority, while a majority of the republicans
who have made bets believe that the State Will elect
Barnes by large vote However, many republicans
little shaky to the result there and are by
means confident OF victory they three
weeks aso when there scarcely republican TO be
met with who willing. # betting man, to give
largo odds TO any democrat who wanted put up his
money Pool selling on the two States was begun ct
M0rrisscy Co IS rooms, Broadway, last evening
One pool on indiana sold follows ws:-Indana-Dem
ocratic $500; republican, $500; ana one on Ohio
Republican, $3.50; democratic, $50
The New York herald., 1876-09-24
BLAINE, OF MAINE.

NOT TO SPEAK IN PHILADELPHIA, BECAUSE HE
Is WANTED IN THE wEsT-REPUBLICAN UN-
EAsINEss CONCERNING OHIO AND INDIANA.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 3d. 1876.
Some timo since II was announced that the Hon.
James G. Blaine OF Maine, would address mass meet
ing in this city tonight II now appears, however.
that he will not be present. he is to-day speaking
before audience of 80 900 people, according to the
republican managers here at Warren, in the Western
Reserve OF Ohio
II evident that the republican leaders in PeDnsyl
sylvnnia are very uneasy to the propeets in Ohio
Indiana In spite of the OF tie party
newspapers they fear tho influence OF "Bluc Jears'
Williams and Grocsbeck, and there are grave apprc
tensions among them that the democrats may carry
both States Mr. Blaine is kept in OHIO and Indiana
hard at work, and the State committees Will per-
him to leave until tho battle is over They get
to go republican anyway, but they want all tae
help they get IN the West.
The New York herald., 1876-09-24

sehr Martha 1nnis Nsxcomb Boston for New York.
Sehr Maud, Webster Boston for New York.
schr surge. Warwick. Providence for sew York.
schr Highlander. Wood New Beaford for New York
schr Mary A Lowell. Hamilton Stonington for New YORK
Schr Frerstone. Crosbie, Portland. CT. for New York
Sclr John Maniove Parker South Ferry for New York.
Schr Hattie Howes. Howes. Saos for New YORK.
schr VIM Gessner Egbert. kennebec for New York.
schr Mary Sands. Rowe, Kennebec for Now York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer General Whitney. Hsett New York for Boston
steame- Amos Barstow Kenney. New York Tor frovi-
dcnce.
schr Joseph Marsh Horton Now York for Providence.
scnr Kicker. Rickcr New York for Somerset.
Schr Emma Young New York for Brooknaven.
schr Hattie hucr. Carroll, Port johnson for Prov'
dence.
Schr Fannie Edith Barrett, Eoboken for Bangor.
schr Csrie u. Lothrop. Phiadelphis for Lubec.
Schr Vim Alien. Cook, Port Johnson for Boston.
schr Charlotte. Thompson. Port Jorn for Portland
Schr X l. Tay. Brown. Port johnson for Boston.
schr Ida Palmer Palmer. New York for Stamford
There 10 schooncrs the eastward In Har
Island Roads, awaiting fair wind.
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NEW YORK, Sept. %, 1876.

BALTIMORE PREE FROM FEvER-OFFICIAL STATE
MENT FROM THE MAYOR AND TIE CoMMIs-
SIONER OF HEALTH.
BALTIMORE, Sept %, 1875.
number OF kilograms having reached this city,
And the Office OF the Associated Press to-day inqurng
whether yellow fever prevailed in this city, the Mayor
General Larobe whose character Is widely known, and
DR. James A. Stewart, Health Commissioner, equally
well known severay called state the facts
IN regard the lever be gwen to the public through
,he Associated Press and the following reply
eeived:-
BALriNoRE, Sept. 23-2 80 T. ".
70 the AGENT THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BALTIMORE
In reply your application OF to-day for an Official
statement in regard the prevalence OF yellow ever
III this CITY, positively state there is not case OF
yellow fever Baltimore. All The cases OF typho-
maaral fever winch prevailed at FeIs Point, twelve
IN number, were removed to the Marine Hospital on
Wednesday, and fever in Baltimore. and no new
case has occurred within SKY hours.
FERDINAND 9. LATRODE.
Mayor of Biltmore
JAMES A. STEWART, NJ. b.,
Commissioner OF Heath
II is proper to state that sixtyeight persons
we're removed to the Marine Hospital but entire
families were removed in which single case Of fever
prevailed.
The New York herald., 1876-09-24
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRISTOL Sept 23-Arrived bark Tigre QtaD, Cavassa
Phiisdephi
Sailed 23d. steamer Cornwall (Br), stamper. New York
BARCELONA. Sept 2i-Arrived bark Lsa tsp Call. Bal
tinore.
BERGxy. Sept l5-saIlcd, bark Alert (Nor. Johanseu
United States.
GLASGOW. Sept 2l-saisd Camilla (Nor, Christen
sen, United States.
GEEKsoEx Sept 23-Arrived. bark Usko Qsus). Lund
grist, Baltimore.
GinRALrAn Sept :2-Arrivsd. bark Abby Bacon Merrill.
New York.
HAvRE. Sept 2l-saled ships Onkc Felix (Fr). Lepere
United States: Crescent City DelSno. do: 23d noon,
steamer Canada tFr). Pranga Now York via plymouth.
Eng.
LIVERPOOL Sept 23-Arrived ship Rsgnar Br,. Foster.
Darien. Ga; bark Anezone secondo Cts Lante, Phila
deipha; brig Nellie Jones tBr. Muller Fernanaina-
Philadelphia.
Arrived In the English Channel ed bark Candido Qta
cahero. New York tor London.
NANTES. Sept 3i-Arved, bark Skinfaxe (No) Nielsen
New York.
NEwRY. Sept o3-Arrivsd bark Fortuna CNor, Larsen.
Philadelphia
PArRAs. Sept l5-sailsd. brig Susan Bergen. Tuthil
United States.
QuRgSsrows. Sept a. PN-saiisd. steamer Britannia
Br. Thompson from LIVERPOOL. New York.
ROTTERDAM. Sept 2l-Sailed bark Mary g Reed, Ceyer
United StateA
The New York herald., 1876-09-24
PROSECUTION OF GOV. TILDEN.

United States District Attorney Bliss stated yestcr-
day that he is not ye, prepared begin the prosecu
tion against Governor Tiidcn Under tho present
cumsances definite has been fixed for the pro-
ceedings to commence, but that the Governor Is
10 be prosecuted Is pretty certain. The reasons
for the hesitation at tns time 10 commence the
suit have not transpircd but IL is Understood IRON
shi cwd politicians that u campaign purpose is to bc
subscrved by the delay The prosecution of Gov
crnor Iildca !. locked upon from behind dincren.
The New York herald., 1876-09-24
w A SHIN CT TON.
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, Sept 23 1916
EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM TO THE
UNITED STATES FOR EIGHT MONTHS PREcED-
ING AUGUST 81, 1876.
The following statement OF the exports from the
United Kingdom to the United States of the principal
OF British and Irish produce and uiactures
during the eight months ended August 81, 1876 as
compared with the corresponding period OF 1875, has
been furnished by the Chief OF the Bureau Of sta
The New York herald., 1876-09-24

oil think the water 10 poisoned by defective uranagc
The food Is bad aud badly cooked. 1he pensioners are
leaving. For Gods sake make General Butler hear the
prayers OF the soldiers who have no means 90 get
away, and give Us alton to some other home
Name. Dayton Milwaukee We are penned up like
convicts, amid pestience Men die and are buried,
and the question is asked, "Who nextf" Make our
case heard and save Tho OLD SOLDIERS.
The New York herald., 1876-09-24
WiiALEAIEN.

Arrived at New Bedford Sept ~ schr Cohannet Crapo
Charlestown Ground. with 70 bbls sp all told Repors;-
Spoke sept IL. schs Golden City Clay. of NB 20
would cruise few days and then sail for home VIM Mar
TIM OF Boston, bound tor Hateras Ground 30 bbs
50, Sunday the Cohannet encountered
storm and shipped which swcptthe deck OF everything
movable and carried part OF both bulwarks
and carried boats aud all their gearing.
sailed ON Fayal Aug H. barks Alaska Fisher OF NB
cruise before reported in port Aug 2L 22d, Ceone
Day. do. do.
The New York herald., 1876-09-24
SHOUTING FOR HAYES.

John Mullen Hayes and Wheeler man, attended
the democratic ratification meeting which was held
Friday night the corner OF Thirty first street and
Fourth avenue and being probably under the influence
OF liquor lie sent up vigorous shouts from time
for Hayes aud Wheeler RefnonstraEce proving al no
avail he was finally put beyond the lines OF the meet
ing. Hc then assembled TO tho ROOT OF the house in
which he lives and threw stones at the crowd below,
wounding one person on the head. He arrested,
and at the Fifty seventh street Court Judge Otter
bourg lined him $40. In default OF payment he
Iod
The New York herald., 1876-09-24
DEPARTURE OF FRENCH wORKMEN.

Yesterday morning Mr. Nardy, President of the
French Workingmen's Delegation sent out by the
French government to visit the Centennial Exhibition,
accompanied by Mr. Eugene Parisse, OF the 'Ecole
Centrae dcs Arts e Manufactures" OF Paris, with the
following workmen OF the dclee -Messrs. Gond
ard Bastard Des and Pontus-reurned France
on the steamer Perere,
The New York herald., 1876-09-24

speetsces b. adherents OF the different parties Dem
ocrats, OF course, believe that the whole affair is
political trick to damage the Governor In his Presdcn
tal CANVASS while republicans affirm that II Is only
simple matter Of duty Tor the better enorcement OF
strict obedience the laws he proposed suit does
not seem To excite much attention up TO this time IN
political circles the blow against the Governor having
been already struck tor all practical purposes
The New York herald., 1876-09-24
ANDREW II. GREEN FOR MAYOR.

a large meeting OF the supporters OF Tdcn and
Hendricks convened at No. 20 West Broadway last
evening. The following officers elected:-Presi-
dent, Colonel George Leach Secretary. +. n. Hurl-
burt; Treasurer John McCartin. On motion OF
Colonel Joseph Lenrden Andrew H. Green declared
the unanimous choice OF the club for Mayor the ap
proachng municipnl election
The New York herald., 1876-09-24
SMALLPOX IN JERSEY CITY.

One Of the causes OF the prevalence Of smallpox on
Central avenue near public school, Jersey City
Heights, has been ascerained Tho in the dis
trct are in fearfuy neglected condition and emit
constantly poisonous gases. There in tho
vicinity of the public school twenty-eght cases of
smallpox Only one death has occurred up to the
present time. Many Of the patients are in destitute
condition and should be removed by the Board OF
Health TO the SMALLPOX hospital at Snake Hill
The New York herald., 1876-09-24
BUTCHERS ON A STRIKE.

Nearly all tho butchers employed in the abattoir at
Jersey City a strike owing to reduction in
their wages They were formerly paid twenty-five
cents a bullock, and they reduced to twenty.
Now 1t is proposed to reduce them to fifteen, and
they Will not submit.
The New York herald., 1876-09-24

lat 81 %. Ion Is IS.
Bark she!x tBr Mosher. from Antwerp for New YORK.
Sept I3. lat ~ 20. lon 90 70
Schr "fareyr (Amercan) bound west Sept e. lat so IL
N, Ion 20 "a W.
The New York herald., 1876-09-24
N APPEAL TO THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

AN APPEAL TO THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
New ORLEANS, La, Sept 23 1876.
The Mayor of Brunswick, Ca, telegraphs an appeal
20 the Howard Association for aid lie states that out
OF population of 800 there GOO of yellow
fever, including three OF their five physicians
The association forwarded to-day five skilled ply
oicans and nurses
The New York herald., 1876-09-24
SAILED.

Steamers Celtic (B for Liverpool; City of Chester r
do Spain ur), do; Greece lBp, London Eysis ODD do:
Donau CGer). Bremen Perere Frl, H.vre Ethiopia Br,
and Galveston Cortes. Savannah; Knickcrbockcr for
Now Orleans Morgan CITY do City Of DaiA
San Jncnto savannah City OF Atlanta, Charesson; Old
Dominion. Richmond &c
Wind sunset. ENE.
Barometer at sunset, 5000.
The New York herald., 1876-09-24
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Sept %, 1S76
Albert S. Willis pomrpated to-day by the demo-
Gratis of Louisville and the Fifth district of Kentucky
The New York herald., 1876-09-24
SAVE THE OLD soLDIERs.

SOLDIERS HONE, HAMPTON, Va, Sept 81, 1915
10 THE EprroE HERALD:-
An epdemc--dysentery in the most malignant
sype-has been and is raging hcre. Sixteen disabled
soldiers have already died A consultation OF phys
elans has been hold, but nothing has been done. We
The New York herald., 1876-09-24
YELLOW FEVER.
x Hundred Gases in
Brun6Wick, Ga.
AN URGENT APPEAL FOR AID.
Baltimore Declared To Be Free
from the Epidemic.
AuGusrA. Ga, Sept. %, 1876.

AUGUSTA, Ca, sept %, IoIb
There are COO cases of yellow fever at Brunswick,
Ga Tho people in a most destitute condition,
being without food. physicians or nurses despatch
states that is impossible exaggerate the rightul
condition OF affairs Brunswick and that of the
people will die IRON starvation unless speedy aid is
rendered
The New York herald., 1876-09-24
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Boston, Sept -, 1875.

The Ledge bell buoy has bcen driven from its
sion. IL will be replaced as soon as prac ctcable.
GEORGE DEWEY, commander USN,
Lighthouse Inspector
Roxton Sent - 1876.
The New York herald., 1876-09-24

the julia Ernestine r,. from Pascagouls for Nsvpers
q Chen las into Terneuxen. with serious damage.
ceived during collision eth with Norwegian vessel
The New York herald., 1876-09-24
SPOKEN.

Ship VIM Douglass .'r. Douglass from Liverpool for
Ship Cairns (Br) from Bristol for Quebec Sept lat
80 40. lon 70 So.
The New York herald., 1876-09-24

CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE RELIEF FUND.
Meinhard Brothers 4 Co. 800 and 1913 Broadway, ac-
knowledge the receipt of the following contributions
for the relief OF the sufferers OF yellow fever in Sa
vaunah and have forwarded the same to L. e. Ander-
The New York herald., 1876-09-24


Mcssrs. Patton & German, harness manufacturers,
OF Newark, have started subscription list Tor the
benefit OF the Savannah sufferers irom the terrible
scourge yellow fever 1hc urn head the list with SO
BROOKLYN THE suFFKgEas
1t Is proposed to take some ncon M Brooklyn next
week looking TO the establishment Of lund ioT The
relief of the yellow sufferers savannah, Ga.
The Aldermen Will meet tomorrow afternoon, when
somo action Will doubtless be taken in ihe Premises
The New York herald., 1876-09-24
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails. DesfiaationI
Nedmer.

DATES OF DEPARTURES NEW FOR THE MONTHS
OF sEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER
The New York herald., 1876-09-24

THIRTY DEATHS IN sAvANNAE--AID ASKED.
SAVANNAH, Sept. 23 1876.
The total interments to-day iorty-six OF which
thirty were OF yellow fever.
AT meeting OF the Savannah Benevolent Associa-
sion, formerly the Metropolitan Fire Company, held
to-day the resolved ask ad from abroad
for sick and destitute OF Savannah, through its
President j. II. EstilL All contributions whether of
money provisions clothing, addressed to J. II.
Estil, President of the Metropolitan Benevolent AS
sociation viii be received and acknowledged
''LIrTLE or no SICKNESS IN CHARLESTON"
To EDToE THE HERALp-
notice in your of to-day an article in refcr
yellow ioyer Charleston, which is calculated
not only unnecessary alarm, but also to do
serious injury to tho business interests of that city.
With tins please find teiegraphic despatch received
late this evening sir W. }. Nagrath, President
South Carolina Railroad, and which reads io
lows
Arrived all right this A. NJ Little or no sickness
here No excitement whatever. The reports which
Will, doubtless, have reached you from few timd
refugees you may expect 10 be much exaggerated
Indeed little IS the apprehension in reference
lhe injury OF through business, that Mr.. George W.
puintard President OF the New York and Charleston
steamship lines, has authorized to say that the
Charleston line will make good all losses incidental to
any detention of freight shipped by his line, and arising
from such In justice TO the interests involved,
trus; you will give this prominent place in your
issue tomorrow. Respectfully yours,
BENTLEY d. HASELL
General Agent
EryvV Vopv cep
The New York herald., 1876-09-24
WEATHER REPORT

FALMOUTH, Sept %. PM-wind Sw: nne
HoLYHEAp. Sept 2s. PM-wind ssw, moderate; bsyeme
tor, 10. 77o
The New York herald., 1876-09-24

ELICITED.
The Criminal Court in session only short time
to-day, and therefore bot little done in the Bah
cock -somerve sale burglary conspiracy case. Sew
cra witnesses examined, but no material facts
obtained.
NATIONAL BANK NOTES RECEIVED FOR BE-
DEMPTION.
The following the receipts of national bank
notes for redemption for the week ending to-day as
compared with tho corresponding week Of last year:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-25
SUMMONS.

CTATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF LIN.
- coin, Phoebe Township. In Justices Court,
before q. E. Allen, Justice Of the Peace, In and
for the Township and County aforesaid.
Company and all owners of, or claimants, known
or unknown, to the following described prop
erty. to wit Improvements IN the town OF
Phoebe. County Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada. con-
sisting OF the building situated on the Phoebe
West mine. In said town. and known AZ the
Phoebe West Hosting Works, greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear before
the undersigned, Justice of the Peace in and
for Phoebe Township, County Of Lincoln. on the
Tenth day OF February, 1876,
At u o'clock m. to answer unto the complaint
OF the State Of Nevada. which sues to recover
the sum Of forty-fcur 10-100 dollars. gold coin,
delinquent taxes on the before described prop.
erty for the fiscal year 1875, together with per
centage and costs ~ is provided by law, a. fully
set forth In . complaint on file In my once.
And II You fail to appear and answer. the plain.
till then and there will take Judgment against
costs subsequent to the assessment of said taxes
and Of this action.
Given under my hand in the Township of
Phoebe, County Of Lincoln, this nith day Of
January, A. D. 1876. U. E. ALIEN.
State of Nevada, County Of Lincoln-In Jus
tice's Court, Phoebe Township.
The State Of Nevada to the Sheriff Of said
County: You are hereby required to mako due
and legal service Of above summons and make
your returns thereon within the time prescribed
by statute.
,~ U. E. ALLEN,
SEAL. Justice Of the Peace in and for Phoebe
'~~' Township.
Phoebe. New, January 9th, 1856.
Attest true copy. A. FIFE, Sheriff.
By q. w. BIRDsALL, Deputy. ja9.td