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First National Bank,
OF RAVENNA, O.,

PPC SITE ETNA 3LO C X
ESTABLISHES II 1868,
Is Home Bssfifarioa for the aecoDnuo-
csatio. OF the People of Portage County
We win endc.vor in the future as in the past
o give preference and fiji orders and supply the
wants and demands OF our own county people
ErSt
WIN pay the Highest Market Rates for
Coupons. Gold, silver and Premium Funds
q ali kinds
Iateres. oliowei on time deposits
Revenue Stamps. all sizes. Kept constantly
hand, and all Orders iIIed promptly
Special Deposits received without charge
4. s. rs.S. and Securities Bought and sold
&t best asrket rates.
Drafts drawn ssd cashed all the principal
itis. In tie U.ite,i STATES
Sigh, De.rts on England. Ireland ssd all
:.ties = Europe
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The Apollo Club,of Akron, has dis
banded.
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A Farm for 4oc Per Acre T!

a choice out of 70 900 600 acres of some of the
finest farming lands in the United States for
4Oc per acre. Also choice lands with cash in
exchange for farms or city property.
Address L. NJ. Caldwell No. 700 Supepior
street, Local Agent Ior Texas land and Immi-
grafton Co of st. Louis, Mo.
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This train will stop. on signal for milk at the
Intermediate milk platforms Shipments must
invariably be prepaid in tickets. Passen gers
will be permitted to Ti'ie this train from Ra-
VIENNA and points north cf there.
JOHN THOMAS, Superintendent.
TCSCARAWAS BRANCH.
Leaves
Bayard 70 90 m. ard 500 %. m.
New Philadelphia. 500 IA. and rs p. m.
Arrives.
Bayarl. 10. % n. m and 8 81 D. m.
New Philadelphia, 2.l5 and 7.20 u. m.
+. Il. MYERS
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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GOING EAsT-KivER nIyIsIoN
GOING yynsr-sryER DIVISION.
SUNDAY Trair

In order to accommodate parties who desire
to ship Miik from the line oc this road CIeye-
land. ON SUNDAY MORNINGS one section of
Freight train No will. during the continuance
of schedule No H. or until further notice start
from Wellsville on saturday night, instead of
ings on the schc.iIln shnycn I,nIn,y wi
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OF RAVENNA, ..
Designated Depositary of the
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exchanged, at our counter, at best market rates
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sired market
highest Market rate for $40 and 1870
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OF all kinds
Cities in the United States
sight Drarss en- England and Ireland and
Fs.s.aze Tickets 70 or from these Cities at
New York rates
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Accounts znd DepOtits of business mcr ana
individuals. received on most favorable terms
aud prompt ard liberal treatment guaranteed
Interest allowed on time deposits as may be
agreed Upon-
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GEO. Rosrysos. President
Sept 3. 1SSS- IT,
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TOWNSHIPS.

Total. ........... 130 36 o.
Given under my hand this 11th day of Sep
tember. a. ID, 1876.
42l-3w o. c. RISDON, Sheriff
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.

RAvENNA. THURSDAY. SEPT. .s. 1876.
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List of Advertisements.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
MEXICO.

THE REVOLUTION LOSING STRENGTH, BUT
STILL HARAssINo TO THE GOVERNMENT
BUSINESS PARALYzED AND THE NATIONAL
TREASURY EXHAUSTED.
HAVANA, August 16, 1875
The steamer City of Mexico arrived from Mexico this
forenoon and brings the following advices:-
CITY OF hExIco, August 5, 1876
The political situation remains unchanged. No i'm
portant taken place the sailing of the
British steamer the I'd inst.
HARAssING TACTICS INSURGENTS.
The government organs predict termination of
the rebellion. The rcvolutonists continue powcrcss
and divided into small fractons-this being their
point Of strcng.h-tnereby harassing the government
troops and koepipg up the alarm.
BUSINESS PARALyzBp.
Business is paralyzed throughout tho country.
Exchange on New York is % per cent, and on Lon
don 2S per cent
The fail In silver has given . pretext to tho NOR
chants to- odd twelve per cent to their prices.
GOVERNMENT IMPEcUMous.
The government 10 sorey pressed for means to meot
tho war expeneea
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

During the early hours OF the day. commencing at four
A. NJ, when the last might" report givop, tho
Commodore was comfortable. After q light breakfast
his appetite fell Off; but there were no further indca-
ons of failing until between four and six o'clock p NJ,
when he suffered great pain. The consequent exhaus-
ton gave physicians 10 believe him TO DO sink
ing but p. VI he had rallied and at ten o'clock
quite strong and comfortable at the same hour
yesterday. DR.. Lnsy went home for the night about
nlne Z. NJ. leaving Dr. Elliott and Mr. DE Forest 10
watch through the night Mr. Augustus Sche called
during the day and talked with tho invalid SO did sew
OF the lady members OF his family. MIR: William
H. Vanderbilt is sti at Saratoga receiving telcgraphc
reports from the physicians every morning Mr. Turn
bull an old friend called last evening. The reports
that the medical treatment Of the patient had boon
changed by the doctors in consultation yesterday nrc
pronounced erroneous. The patient Is not taking any
more stmulants usual Last evening be ate some
becisteak mush and cream and melon. Soon after be
fell into quiet slumber.
Al midnight Mr.. De Forrest, who had been watching
with the Commodore since ten r. NJ. said that the In
valid stronger than tho previous night and moro
cheerful. About eleven 2. NJ he drank little port wine.
and intended 20 cat eggs and melon within few
minutes. Mrs lie Beau ana daughters called durns the
day No Indications of nervousness were exhibited,
and the Commodore was considered safe for the nght
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
SPEAKER KERR.

HIS CONDITIONS VERY cRITICAL-rHE FAMILY
HAVE GIVEN UP ALL HOPE OF HIS RE-
CovERY.
Rock ALux SPRINGS, Va, august 16-1OP. NJ.
Speaker Kerr's condition tonight gives scarcely a
rational hope that he will live much longer He grows
weaker hourly but his mind clcarncss and
vgor and he converses freely Of his condition.
He fully recognizes the near approach of
death and is calm resigned, and, though
suffering terribly, endures with wonder
full fortitude and patience He has received
kilograms throughout the day and dictated replies
His private secretary, Mr. White, is with him. his
wife and constantly at his bedside. Dr. Pope
Of Washington, who has been sent for, hourly OK
pccted, and on his power to furnish Immediate relief
he recently did In Washington, rests the only hope
OF his family.
Dr. Davis, of the University Of Virginia, his present
physician, pronounces his case hopeless
The following despatch from Speaker Kerr's son was
sent to Washington fifteen minutes past two p. N.
today
RocKpRpGE ALUM SPRINGS, Va, August 10. 1876
Fathers condition Is unchanged since yesterday Our
hope Is weakening. All Of il is In the timely Dr.
Pope and his hm instant rect otherwise
fathers time Is short lie is wonderfully calm
speaking only OF his death in its effects those he
SAMUEL h. KERR.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CONGRESSMAN Josiah G. Abbott. Of Boston, and A.
S Hardy member or the Provincial Parliament of On
tario are at the Ffth Avenue Hotel y. dc vaugelas
OF the French Legation at Washington, and Surgeon
Major Coles OF the British Army at tho Brcvoort
House General Joseph A. Potter, United States Army,
is at the 81 Nicholas Hotel W. Chrstopherses, Chief
Centennial Commissioner for Norway, is at the Hotel
Brunswick. Assistant Solicitor Joseph II. Robinson,
OF tho Treasury Department is at the Grand Central
Hote. Captain dc Kraft, United States Navy, II at
the Astor House. Professor d. Cady Eaton, OF Nov
Haven Is at the Buckingham HotcL Colonel Charles
C. Long, OF the Egyptian Army, and Paymaster Ar
thur Burtis United States Navy, arc Al the Hoffman
Uouse.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OyFIcE CHIgP SIGNAL OrFIcKR
wAsuISGroS. August Ill A. NJ.
Probabilities
In the South Atlantic and East Gulf States slightly
higher barometer, stationary to rising temperature
southeast southwest winds md partly cloudy weather
will prevail with possibly occasional rains.
For she West Gulf States, Tennessee aud the Ohio
Valley rsing followed by nearly stationary barometer
stationary to rising temperature. southeast to south
west winds and clear partly cloudy weather. with
occasional rains, especially IN the last section.
In the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
leys stationary falling succeeded by rising baron
cter partly cloudy cloudy weather and rain areas
with warmer south southeast, winds in the southern
portions and cool north to winds in the northern
portions
In the lake regions, stationary and rising followed
by slowly falling barometer, stationary to rising tenn
peraturo winds mostly from northeast TO southeast
md partly clear weather with probably rain areas
from the upper lakes to Lake Ere
In the Eastern and Middle States, rising barometer
stationary TO rising temperature, winds mostly from
southeast TO southwest and clear partly cloudy
weather, except possibly rain areas in the vrgnias
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
ENGLAND.
A RE-xrrcTIoS TO PARLIAMENT.

A RE-xIrcTIoN TO PARLIAMENT.
LONDON August 16 1876
The Right Hon. Gerard J. Noel, having accepted the
once Of Commissioner OF Public Works. vice Lord
Henry Lennox resigned to-day re elected to the
House Of Commons from Iutlandshirc without opposi.
ton.
SILVER.
The market for silver to-day s unsettled, and no
quotations be given. India Council bills to the
vuuc OF 81 900 sold to-day M tho ratio of Is,
wa. per rupee.
The Ecenng Echo. in its financial article says silver
has declined TO j35sd. per ounce.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
GREECE.

THE CRErANs EXCITED OVER gcIE TURKISH BE-
FUsAL TO GRANT THEIR DEMAEDs-PRoBABIK
APPEAL TO THE GREAT POWERS.
LONDON, August 16, 1876.
The Times Athens dispatch says:-In consequence Of
the Poro's refusal grant tho demands Of the Crean
Assembly great excitement prevails and rising has
bcen imminent Tho Cretans sought the advice OF
Greece the latter urged them to appeal to tho great
Powers and await the result which they will probably
do
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
DIED..

BrTzKY.--on August Is FERDINAND BUrzKY.
The members OF Monitor Lodge, No. 52S. y. and
A. NJ and the Schwabsche Sdngcrbund, also relatives
and acquantanccs respectfully invited 70 attend
the funeral corfege. on Friday. August IS. n two
O'Clock p NJ, from the corner Of East 4th st. and G.
to Lutheran Cemetery.
CATHERINE BUTZKY AND CHILDREN.
(Eor O1Sr DEATHS See Ninth Page
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
ANOTHER SOUTHERN OUTRAGE.

nrpoRrnD SHOOTING OF NEopoKs BY WHITE
MEN IN TKxAs.
HorsroS, Texas, August 10, 1875
There has been considerable disturbance at place
called Eaglc Lake. short distance IRON here between
the whites and black. fight took place, general
firing cnsued and several negroes had been killed.
Tho struggle promises 10 be Both parties arc
now snder arms and trouble is hourly expected.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
IRELAND.

ruE RIOTS AT pELFAsr-sEvEHAL ENCOUNTERS
pETwEEx THE RIVAL MoBs AND THE POLICE
CONTINUED rxcITEMESr IN THE CITY.
LoSDos, August 1C, 1s7a
despatch to the Pau Man CARTE from Bclias.
ays although serious riotiug occurred last night
several took place between tho mobs and
the cons,abulay. Twcntysx persons sent 10 the
The New York herald., 1876-08-17

CANADA
QUEBEC, August 16, 1876.
A FIRE broke out at halfpast twelve this morning in
Lewis in the lanyard OF Andre Brochu, and comnuni.
Gated rapidly to adjoining buildings The Lewis steam
nrc engine, which was undergoing repairs. could
be got TO work on the burning buildings until two
O'Clock. Tho Quebec steam hre engine over at
three o'clock ana at Ave O'Clock succeeded getting
tho fire under control Twenty-Five houses were
burned The loss is estimated at $1Oo, 600, partly
sured.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILROAD REPAIRED.
NOT CHARLIE ROSS.

PouGHKEErsrr, n. Y, August 16, 1876
The Eagles Pine Pains special says the Parker
rested at Pine Plains is g. W. Parker an itincrant
pcdler. and not Harry Parker who rs wanted for the
Charlie Ross abduction. q. W. Parker's child upon
close examination by Mr.. e. X. Ross, bears no re-
semblancc to Charlie Ross. say ing nothing OF
hls being TWO years younger.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
CONGREGATIONS.
wKSTPoRT, N. Y, DESTROYED.

wKSTPORT, N. Y, DESTROYED.
WHITEHALL, August 16, 1876
Ore occurred at westport, N Y, last night, which
destroyed all the business portion Of the town. The
fro originated in q barn owned by +. H. Page and ex
tended south 70 the Baptist church Main street. and
then from e. H. Eddy's store to Richards drug
store. The hotel was also burned. The loss is
SIS 0o0 The tire Is supposed to have been by
an incendiary.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
TERRIBLE SUFFERING AT SEA.
SAN FRANCISCO. August 10. Is

SAN FRANCISCO, August 10, 1876
The captain OF the British bark Abby Cowpcr Just
arrived from Manila reports that July he boarded
Japanese junk, which LEFT Hakodsdi for Yokohama
on November o. 1878 She dsmss,cd soon alter
SAILING aud noatcd about until found by the Abbv Cow.
per. Only OF her remained alive. The rest
nine IN number, including the captain. died of scurvy
and privation. Their bodies lying on BOARD. Tho
survivors we're in a persning condition when picked
up
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
EARL DUFFkRIN.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 16, 1876
Earl Duncrn was accorded a handsome reception on
his arrival at victoris. The streets were decorated
with arches Of cvergrcens and flags. Tho Lieutenant
Governor Cabinet city government and military and
civic societies formed in aproccssion and TO
tho Government House
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
A SLOOP CAPSIZED.
NEw HAykN. Conn. Anrnst

New HAVEN, Conn, August 1C, 1876
The scop American Banner, from New York to this
city, with heavy load OF wire for parties in Hoyokc,
Mass cnpszed In this harbor day, and los IN SIX
teen feet OF water. The crew were saved
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
GREAT DKFxAT OF THE TURKS By THE MONTE
NEGRINs AT KUU.
EGYPT.

RUMonKD EoYPrTAN RxvEEsRs IN ABYssrNYA--
REINyonczMzNrs ORDERED TO THE rRosr.
LONDON, August H. 1876
telegram fror, ALEXANDRIA, Egypt to the Standard
nys:--"Hcnforcemcnts are leaving for Abyssinia
whence come rumors Of Egyptian reverscs"
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
RAILROAD AFFAIRS.
TIE RRAKEMxN's STRIKE ENDED.

CINCINNATI August 16, 1876.
Officers along the line Of the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad say the brakemen's strike over
will bs running regularly as the engines
be got ready All the strikers having been paid In full
and discharged are not to be employed any other
capacity on road.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
RUFFIANISM IN KENTUCKY.

RowDIEs ATTACK A HOTEL AND ARE DRIVEN
OUT OF IowN BY ARMED CITIZENS.
LouIsvILLK, August 16. 1876
telegram 70 the Courier Journal relates tho Partic
uiars OF n disturbance at Mount Oiivct. Robertson
county. last night gang Of rufans, supposed to be
from MtchcIls Mills, entered the about midnight
and endeavored to force an entrance into several Of
the saloons. They finally visited the Ward House. and
being refused admittancs they began firing ana
throwing stones at H. Riley Whitney severely
shot In the side and Lily Ward IN the arm. party
OF citizens quickly assembled and drove them OF
the town They threatened to return and burn tho
plu
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
INDIA.

LORD LYTroN NOT TO RESIGN THE GOVERNOR
GgNEnAISHIP.
LONDON, August 10 1876.
despatch to Reuters Telegram Company from
Sima says the report is untrue that Lord Lytton
templates resgning the Governor Generashp Of India
next year.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
THE wrArurR yrgrrRnAy

The following. record viii show the changes in the
temperature for the past twcnty-iour hours In com
parson with the corresponding date OF last year. as IN
dicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy
Ilrva N kxu
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
PORTUGAL.

ANOTHER FINANCIAL CRIsS-sUsPENsIoN OF
TWO BANKS
OroRTo, August 16, 1876.
Two banks 10 this city have suspended, causing re-
newa Of the financial cr,ss.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
OBITUARY..
". LllNNON.

Mr. ". Lennox Vice Consul OF the United States and
agent Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company at Aca
pulco, Mex,oo reported - having died a. that place
The New York herald., 1876-08-17

LARGE SASH FACTORY CONSUMED.
UTICA, n Y, August 16, 1876.
NJ D. Moore Sons sash factory at Iowyille was
burned TO- day. Loss, 81, 900; insurance, $4,000
The New York herald., 1876-08-17

Average tcmpcratnre yesterday. 791
ycas. ~
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
MxEr1xo on SOUTHERN nAxAGrns.

SARATOGA, N. T.. August 16 1876
meeting Of the managers Of Southern and South
western railroads was organized at the Grand Uaon
to-day The attendance very largo, comprising
the representatives Of roads In Maryland, Virginia,
North Carolina, Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama
Mississippi, Tennessee, Kentucky, Missouri Texas and
other States
T. W. Cole, Of Nashville President OF the Nashville
Chattanooga and ST. Louis road, elected President
aud f. X. scott, President OF the Richmond and Pc
tersburg road Secretary. The following we're ap-
pointed q business coumittce:-R 7. Wilson, Prcs-
Of the East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia roai
and Of the Memphis and Charleston road; r. r. Bridg-
ers, President OF tho Wilmington and Weldon road;
4. d. Sandford President Of the Louisville Nashville
and Great Southern road; A. s. Buord, President OF
the Richmond and Danviilc road; j. N. Dcwbury, OF
the Northern Pennsylvania and General Manager Of
the southern Pcnnsylvania roads, and f. W. Cole
President of the Convention. Aftcr organizing an ad
journmcns was taken until eleven O'Clock A. n. to-
morrow
THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILROAD REPAIRED.
LrScHDURo, August 10, 1876
Tho damage caused by tho waterproof on the vir-
rinia Midland Railroad, this place. has been re-
repaired and trains are passing to-day ON schedule
lima
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
CABLE NEWS S
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
THE TURCO-SERVlAN WAR.
Advance Of the Ottoman Army
on Kruzevatz.
SERVIA ON THE DEFENSIVE.
The Gear Calls for Interven-
tion by the Powers.
CRETE READY FOR REVOLT.
Livingstone's Statue Unveiled at
Edinburgh.
VHE BELFAST RIOTS.
The Gar Calls for Interven-
tion by the Powers.
CRETE READY FOR REVOLT.
Livingstone's Statue Unveiled at
Edinburgh.
THE BELFAST RIOTS.
WAR IN THE EAST.

pRoGnEss OF THE TURKISH INVASION OF
sEHvIA-DEFENsIvE ATTITUDE OF THE sER-
WAN ARMY UNDER ANrITCH.
BELGRADE August TO- 1876
Tho Turks have reached Jablanitza. The servian
Colonel Antch is gathering strength to defend Kruzc
vatz from which place the roads lead TO Kragujovatz
The fall OF this place would open the Morava Valley to
the south OF General TchernaycG's position, which
would thus b turned.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17

seat OF war; that every available soldier has been taken
rom tho peaceabie parts OF the country anu sent
either TO the Sioux country ouposs border
ing thereon.
glance at tho following statement OF tho actual
d'sriouton OF the regular army IN the eleven recon-
structed Southern States will tell different story
"ihin their territoryhe limits. II will be remcm-
bcred, OF the rebel confcderacy-,hc United stntcs
military establishment at the present writing comprises
lss companies Of soldiers, divided between tho three
arms Of the service as follows
Companies Of infantry ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 92
Batteries OF artillery ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70
Companies Of cavalry Observation-Disclosures. %
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
YOU WILL SOON LOOK IN VAIN FOR BLEMISHES
upon your skin Il you use GLysS's SULPHUR Soar.
N 4 l,yVt Ia.k hvow 4

upon your .Finif YOU use Glyss's SULPHUR Soar.
DiLLs HAIR DYE. black or brown. ~ cents.
FACT FOR THESE TIMEs-rHE DIFFER.
ny machine and the New Automstcn OF the wilcox 4
S SSes the s'rns l Of 'a"ns s
N sewing machnes On view at the Centennial Machinery
S Is Court ST. Brooklyn and 81 ,irov. 81, Jersey City
A-IMPORrANT THE COMFORTABLE SILK
Et.sric Truss sold only by ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY.
6et Broadway Cares rupture.
BAD srHcKs--BAD sPECKs ON THE TEETH
almost unpleasant IS bad in market.
TO tc OF to get rid Of them sozopoSr IL IS
teoh and whtcustbcm without endsnccrng the enamel
DlARgHEA, CoLIC, CHANTS -, sGNTERY AND
headache quickly yield to PAyKsn's Giy.rm ToSIc Re-
aud bowel diacul,es of children teeih'nv.
ELECTRIC BELrs-FOR PREMATURE DEBILITY !
Call send Tor ercnlar tcJ KAHR Ss2 Broadway.
INSTEAD OF IMPURE CRoTON USE APOLLINARIS
KEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE;
the m sy Ss e. sS the as. s.ss. ssres
o7i Broadway and s2i Arch ST.. Pbiladcphia
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
join MATTHEWS. LIST av., and scsh -. city.
SURF HOTEL, FIRE ISLAND BEACH.
The only pse Tor The c9,e .. ia, srs yo,k o. ~ asn
M n Sr r A and 10" ''' ''''A - q :" . '''
WIGS. ToUPEEs.--G RAUCHFUss. PRACTICAL
wiz Maker SWITCHES. CuRLs. lSvissLks. BANDS. Ac.,
~ aast i2ih 81. near broadway wsy-----
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
j,ANoaRs-A NEW fREATIsE sxPlAINtxG TMkI1
y successful treatment. sent frss ORA BROWN ST0D
ntSEAsRs HITHERTO iNCURABLE, Az BRIGHTs
dissetes, droa.y essrr, e,lesas Eraye sous sscu
mass dyspegss those % se heart s,oc LIVER kdnsy
explaining ,bcr successful! trcAtmcnt. by ASAilEs
,se word Beihed" he copsrish,ed and :" s
bratcd,. Mineral sorns Water and Dr. HkAri. Reception
and only depot 200 broadway New York Pree 2So
gallon per barrel
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
hospitals Some parts Of Befastsare very excited to-
day, and the military have been called out
SCOTLAND.

hospitals Some parts or Befastare very excited 10
day, and the military have been called out
SCOTLAND.
THE STATUE OF LIVINGSTONE UNvxILED AT
EDINBURGH.
EDINBURGH, August I6. 1915
the statue Of DR.. Livingstone the African explorer,
the site of which is few yards to tho east Of the Scott
monument, unveiled here yesterday.
FRANCE.
A pEospECrIvR CHANGE IN THE MINISTRY OF
PARIS, August 16, 1875
II 10 stated that General Berhaut will shortly be ap
pointed Minister OF War, vice General de Cssey
CIssEYs RESIGNATION sTMI-oYFICIALLY Ar
NoUNCKD.
LONDON August II. 1875
The Tmes' Paris despatch says the rumor Of the
resignation of General Cissey and the appointment CT
General Berthaut Minister OF War is semi-ofcially
confirmed.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
THE INDIAN WAR.
An Indian Scout Brings News from
General Crook.
ANOTHER SIOUX VILLAGE.
Expe citing Fight About
August 12.
GENERAL SHERMANS OPINION.
ANOTHER SIOUX VILLAGE.
OPINION.

OMAHA, August l6 1876
An Official despatch received from Camp Brown, wy
T.. to-day under date Of the l4:h says:-A shoshonc
Indian came In to-day. He left General Crook on the
10th well down on tongue River.
He thinks that Crook struck Sioux village on the
l1ih or 18th Small parties Of Indians were watching
and annoying him, burning grass, &C
The New York herald., 1876-08-17

II is stated that General Berthaut will shortly be ap
pointed Minister OF War, vice General de Cssey.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
FRANCE.

A PROSPECTIVE CHANGE IN THE MINISTRY OF
WAR.