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REGISTERS Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

LEICESTER 8 OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Sept 7th, 1876.
Upon the application of acob T. Herdman,
Administrator, @. T. A.. of Neal McLaueh-
lin, late oil Wilmington Hundred, in said
County. deceased, it is ordered, and: :di-
rected by the Register that the Ad-
ministrator aforesaid give notice of the
granting Of Letters of Administration upon
the Estate of the deceased with the date
Of granting thereof. by causing adver-
tisements to be posted within forty days
from the date of such Letters, in six of the
most public places of the county of New Gas.
tie. requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate to present the same or
abide by an Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided. And also cause the same
70 be inserted within the same period in the
Delaware Gazette, newspaper published in
Wilmington. and to be continued therein
kW3n two months.
ONCE of tho Register aforesaid, at
Now Castle. New Castle county aforesaid :.
the day and year above written.
s. @. BIGGS. Register.
NOTICE
All persone ha 7ipg claims against the Es.
tate ot the deceased must present the same
duly attested to tle Administrator, on or be-
.ore Sept. 7th. 1877. or abide the Act OF
Assembly in such case made and provided.
JACOB P. AERDMAN,
~ Administrator c. T. A.
Address-Wilmington abel. septl lw I'm
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TYte Meeting Tonight iii the Opera
House

The Democrats will open the campaign
tonight with meeting in the Grand
opera House, at o'clock.
The meeting will be addressed by able
ard eloquent speakers, whose names ap-
pear in an advertisement elsewhere in the
GAZETTE. Let the house be filled in
every part. No Democrat or other voter
VINO wishes TO see the thieves and pecu.
lators put out Of Office and our taxes re
duced, and our country restored TO peace
and harmony and the Union made per
feet, should.be absent. Go Early.
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REGLSTER'S ORDERs
REGIsrER,s ORDER.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Aug. p. iS7S
Upon the application ofJacob R.Weldin. Ad-
ministrator efSarahCampbelllat late of Whining
ton Hundred, in said county, deceased; it Is
Administrator aforesaid, give not,, 6 of the
granting of Letters. of Administration upon
lhe Estate OF the deceased, with the
advertisements to be posted within
ferty days from the date of such Letters. in
six Of the most public places Of the county Of
New Castle, requiring ali persons having de-
mands against the Estateto present the same,
or abide by an Act Of Assembly in such case
made ana provided. And also cause the same
to he inserted within the same period in the
Daily Gazette. q newspaper published In
Wilmington and to be continued therein three
weeks (E. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal
(SpAv Hof Office of the Register afore-
Y SEAL /said, at New Castle. in New
- Castle county aforesaid the day
and year above written.
S. G. BI9Gs. Register.
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S. G. BIeGs. Rerister.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Es-
tate vf the deceased must present the same
duly attested to the Administrator on or
abide the Act OF Assembly in such case
made and provided. JACOB r wELDIN.
Administrator.
Address. Wilmington, Del. aug23-eod3w
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CT. JOHNS HOTEL.

CT. JOHNS HOTEL,
NO. 4os MARKET STREET
WILMINGTON. DEL,
INES S. McLANA
Pro
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on and MENT- LIZ u. : Furnished lodging rooms
french streets. Wilmington. Del. febasW
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AZ to 600 per day at home. Sample
W. w W. worth II free. q. S11NsoS d
Co Portland. Maine.
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FOR SENATOR,
HARRY sHARPLEY. Brandywine HG.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES.
JAMES W. WARE. Wilmington.
JOHN w. r. KILLGORE, Christiana.
JOHN L. BARTHOLOMEW, Mill Creek.
THOMAS HOLCOMB, New Castle
THOMAS BIRD, Red Lion,
JAMES NICHOLSON, Pencader.
EDWIN Il. COCHRAN, st. Georges.
LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS.
WILLIAM p. LODGE, Brandywine Hid.
ADOLPHUS HUSBANDS, ChrIstlana HID.
ALBERT II. SILVER, New Castle.
ALEXANDER WILSON, Pencader Hd.
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CHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of sundry
- wrlts of Ais. Fl. Fs. 10 me directed, will be
exposed to- Public Sale on the premises, in
the town Of st. Georges. Red Lion hundred,
in New Castle county. Del, on
FRIDAY.
THE I'D DAY OF SEpTEMBER, A, D, ls7G.
At II o'clock. a. m,
The following described Personal Propertv.
viz:
! carriage, market wagon, lot of drugs md
medlsines, lot OF segars and tobacco. fixtures
of store, dc. 70
Seized and taken into execution as the n,o.
perry of Albert n Sutton, and To he sold h.
WIN. Ii. LAMBSON, Sher;f
Sherifi's Office, New Castle,
Sept 8, A, d. 1876. sep1l-ts
CHEkIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of sundrv
- wrlts of III Fa. to me directed. will he ex.
posed to Public Sale on the PREMISES, near
Bear stat On. New Castle hundred, in New
Castle county. DEL. on
TUESDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1876
AT II o'clock, a. M,
viz: iopeis'
= head Of horses, 3 cows. Q shoats, l buggy
wagon, Germantown wagon, 2 sets of carfi-
age harness, saddle. lot of hay, half in terest
IN sorn. DAIRY fixtures, lot Of poultry, &c.
Selle9 ana taken into execution as the pro.
perry OF MeiVina DowDey. and to be sold by
WM: Il. JAMESON, Sheriff.
| sherit,s Office. New Castle,
Sept 6, 1876. sep7-u
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WESTERN LANDS
HON EsTEA ADS.

Sh5 To G77 week to Agents. Samples
~cO " p' FREE. p. o. VICKERY, Au-
gusta, Maine.
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OF INDIANA
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
John II. RODNEY, New Castle Co
JOHN W. SHARP, Kent County.
GEO. W. WILLEN, Sussex County.
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g SHERIFF'S SALE.
= BY virtue of sundry writs of Plus. Le-
vari Facias to me directed. will be exnosed
70 Public Sale ut the Hotel of William B
Hollis, in Townsend. in Appoquinimink hun
dred. New Castle County. Delaware. on
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

FOR PRESIDENT.
SAMUEL j. TILDES
OF NEW YORK.
- z- n,rs,Dp,--
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G12 "a day at hore. Agents wanted. Out
VI 1T and terms Free. TRUE & co. Angus
ia, Maino.
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REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS.
Hon. JAMES WILLIAMS,
COUNTY TICKET.
FOR SHERIFF,
ISAAC GRUBB.
FOR CORONER.
DAVID {. ROSE.
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U. S. Statutes nj ] ArRe:

"Sec. 1896. justices. Of the peace
nand all general officers oi-the nzlfl
s'tia in the several territories shall"
'.be elected by the people 10 sueh"
,'manner as the respective legislao
"turcs may provide by law.
We take judicial notice Of the laws
Of thc,erri,ory and by ah examination
OF the law Incorporating the city of
Yankton, aud as counsel upon the ar
gument admit that the city justice
WAS no: elected by the qualified o crs
OF city or county, and that his only
authority to act iudioially rs derived
from his elections or appointment by
the city authorities, it therefore fol
lows that he is clothed with no Judi
cial power or authority to act. The
fuues,iou as whether he cit city
Justice, so called, acted under color OF
office, and as to whether third parties
(are protected in their rights we will
mot discuss or pass upon, but will dis
pose OF this case npon the remaining
hnd important questions The ISSUE
Of former trial aud conviction having
been determined by the jury in dis
trict court adversely to thc defendant
the Defendants counsel insists as /,
matter Of right that defendant mus,
be permitted to 1nterpose the plea ol
not guFffty. hts request IN the cnnrl
below was refused. Did the cour
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ARmsTRonG COUNTY.
That Indian Scare Reported Discoy-
cry OF n Drnd Man IN the lin.
==zRtyer.-Co q ondi,ion of Crops. sss q,
MILLTows, D. 7

MfLLTowS, ID. T., Aug.
Editors Pros f Dakotian
DEAR SINS | see several accounts in your
weekly issues about the fpdian raid on the
stock belonging to Mr. Asa Brink of this
place, Stating that the Indians
killed ONE head of cattle
| am glad TO be able to inform You that the
whole thing has -lurned out about as the
nia orty OF the settlers in and around Mill.
town thought at the time tthrJ- thought
the whole thing more of a scare than any
thing else, and The other day he calf came
home to convince them uhat they thought
about right,
We have an idea that II the thing was
sifted thoroughly 1t would be found that
there was not ah Indian in the country at
the time the stock was found 1t Is q poor
way TO draw settlers 10 raise such reports,
when little stock Is gone for a day or two
unless they are sure it is the case, for nll
! such reports grow as they. travel and tend
TO scare the eastern people and stop irnmi
/ grafton
1 here WIS quite an excitement In Mil.
town on the nth inst, caused by repor.
being circulated that q dead man was seen
floating down the Jim river about 9 miles
below town. The man was seen on the 9Th
by n son of Mr.. D i Meter while herding
cattle along the river bank He said the
man had on striped shirt, checkcred
pants and n pair Of boots his pants legs
tucked inl8 his boot tops, and according TO
description wore about No, . or 10 boots
The boy saw him in The forenoon and rt
ported the same TO Mr. J Uhrich at dinner
and Mr.. Ulrich told him he thought it wa,
a log, but the boy says he was within tsr
ten or fifteen feet or him Messrs, franklin
Bartlett, .Wulfpg ard Ward started ii
search of him with boat but did not find
him, having about 80 hours The start O
them. be must have hoated great wcys IL
that time If he did not lodge, which Is no
very likely as the river is on the fail caus
ing quite current. We have not AS ye
heard of anyone missing up the river !,
Settlers are sill coming into our count,
and taking claims The grasshUPPer5 M
nearly all gone, in fact there afe none ber'
, only those that are balcling out of thi
4 years laying and they will leave as soor
6 as they can fly The corn Ia pretty badl,
!, damaged. oats are hurt some ba. the Hhea
Is about ull saved us 1t WAS too ripe TO
/. f1hen when they came. The farmers sa.
= they will get ahead Of them mex. seasol
n by putting out larger crops
IS ~ Yours truly
S P SHEAnER.
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FIRES.

MOUNTAINS BURNING.
MILFORD, Pa, Aug. 2S.-EStensive
fires are raging in the mountains on
the Pennsylvania side OF the Delaware
river near Pond Eddy. A vast
amount of valuable timber land has
been burned. Pc ,ple are fighting
the fire day and night, but have been
unable to chcs.sS.i It's advance aud unless
heavy rains set in, the damage will be
very great. Supposed to be she work
OF an iaeendiary
TnoRNnURG, Qnt., Aug. 2s.-T. ].
Andrews Touring mill WIS burned
this morning. Loss $4,000.
HAckESnAM, Aug. 2S.-The Nc
Pherson hotel and eight wooden tenc-
men.s adjoining were destroyed by
FIRE yesterday. Loss $4,000.
BuFFALo, New York, Aug. Is
The residence Of Sidney n. Delaph
at Mars6eld, wYs burned to-day. Loss
thirty thousand. Insured twenty
thousand.
AMSTERDAM, N. Y, Aug. %
The American hosiery mills at this
place burned this evening. lnsuree
for $50 900.
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FOREIGN.

ENGLAND's POSITION TOWARD TURKEY
LONDON, Aug, 2s-The Times says
ed,torially Of the Bulgaria atrocities
II has been said that the Turkish min
listers are careless Of English remon-
strances, because they think England
must support Turkey, however ha-
grantly she may be misruled, and it is
argued she is directly accountable for
the Bulgarian massacre. Men who
direct the Turkish empire know little
of this country if they think it conid
condone such atrocities. Like sotfc
other states, it has anSinterest in Tar.
KEY, and it would be desirable to see
/ her strong. but she cannot be strong
without being we'll governed, and she
will never be we'll governed until she
has reversed many parts Of her pres
,ent system. This country will be
ready to join other states in derising
such reforms as viii protect the chris
tian part Of the population without
regarding the convcnicnces OF the
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CRIME
AlrEMpr TO KILL.

trSelSSATI, Aug. 2S.-Jas. Hum
mel, German, made a desperate at
temp, to night to kill his wife and
con.mit suicide. They have beenliv
ing apart for long time, owing 10
his abuse Of her. Tins p. IN. he called
at her room, No. 20, Allison St, be-
i wesn Main aud Walnut, after repeat
ed efforts, succeeding in getting into
the room and fastening the door, he
attacked her with n butch r knife,
hacking her on the arms, limbs and
body, and when She fell from the loss
of blood, thinking her dead, he sever
ed an artery III his right arm. The
police broke INTO the Iooin and found
both inscnsible, She lying under the
bed, and he near the door. Both
were taken TO Commercial hospital
IN ysiri.rtts Woman will re.
cover, but Ilnmmcl will probably die.
The woman is spoken of as worthy,
but Hummell is il brute, snxious 10
live oi, his slfc's earnings.
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pRoylplNG FOR EyrENsEs.

MADRID, Aug. 2s.-The Official
Gazette publishes a con. enticn con-
cluded by the government with Span
ish capitalists for an advance Of from
Is to % million piastres for the ex-
penses Of war in Cuba. The bonds
are rcdeemable.in ten years, gnaran
.teed by customs Of Cuba. They bear
interest at rate Of 10 per cent per
aunum for expenses. Capitalists are
pledged to advance three hundred
thousand of ii in August and 100000
in September.
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mob who threw combvstihles among
the etttgg ttggfessatiea and slaughtered the
members as they endeayorel To es-
cape from the ed,fice'.
The. new railroad between Osaka
and kiot,, thirty miles long was
opened this mouth, and IS il. regular
operetlou.
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No. 1O8.
New YORK. Aug.

New York, Aug. ~.
pn' eoopsS- Business fSitly active, commission
honses importer. and lobbing trade shows
steady Improvement
1o7roS .'oens-Bcaehed eotions active and
htms closely sold up, cheviois good demand
prints coutinue to ba active And arm With light
supply offering
WooLEs Geops-Light request; haheis mere
active with upward tendency.
foafiGs tiooDs, Batter demand.
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The People Of the Territory
of Dakota DTS in Error,

Of Dakota DTS in Error,
Maria Briggs Plaiutifl in
Error.
Indictment for keeping a house Of i'll
fame w. S. Arnold, for plaintiff in
District Attorney r Gamble, for
defendants in error.
The Indictment III this s-eause was
found and. presented May 18th, a. D.,|
1876; May 10Th, lsi6, warrant of ar
rest delivered TO sheriff May llth,
1876, defendant arrested, and on
May 18th 1876, defendautss~p pleaded
a former triatt--cUnviictii iiaage
Inient-for the same;oflence before one
Rossteuscller a city justice.
In the proceedings before the city.
| justice as appears BY the record tho
complaint was sworn to May 10th,
lslSi6. 1t is however, conceded upon
the hearing and such was the evidence
/ in the court below that the complaint
\ before tie city justice was not in fact
made and sworn to before said Justice
until May ll.h, 1876, and was by
mistake or design dated back one day,
lit further appears that before trial
was had in the city justices court the
defendant was arrested on the bench
warrant issued from the district court
and the defendant notified Of the fact
i that she was Indicted FOR This offence
4 iii the district court.
;, + 1t further appears from the record
I that on the day Of the arrest when
the defendant was brought before the
city justice, that the defendant plead
h guilty to the charge Of keeping q
house of i'll fame. That she was by
said justice, thereupon adjndgcd
!. guilty and fined the sum OF fifteen
dollars which with costs taxed-
:. .amouuled in the aggregate to the
sum OF twenty-five dollars and seventy
!. cents which was then paid to thu
lcitv justice. Upon the trial of th'
!. issue Of former trial and conviction
the jury in the district court foun'
,, against the defendant.
= And upon this trial OF the issu
OF former trial aud CONVICTIONS (iI
/ the city courD witness (Bell VIII
, scn) was sworn in the district cour
! and among other things testified iha
! defendant was advised by the cit.
= Justice that il she would pay fine t
him it would be bar to prosecu
-TfJTT TT the 1iiistrfrt -eeaft- -
She thereupon as appears OF re
= cord plead gully and paid her hn'
y We forbear to express our conviction
e in bctittiDg terms of this highhande
[, understandable conduct on the part G
3 the city justice, as il is not importat
fe III the determination Of this case.
g Nor is i, necessary in deciding til
If case to pass upon the question as
whether The so-ca!lcd city justice ca
n act in any Judicial capacity, but !
n This question has been raised and a
the city authorities desire to have II
A question considered by this court V
ID here insert an act of congress that
upon the argument BY the city alto
in ney conceded to be decisive on tn
! question.
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liverpool.

Liverpool, Aag. rs.
DsEApsrurrr 2ts6ddS23s.
Winter wheat s-sDsr6d. Spring 7seaas-e,l
White ssad@ss4d. Club srGdebs.. Corn. s4rsd
stase
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THE TURKISH DoG AHEAD.

LosDos, Aug. 2s.-The Standards
correspondents with the Turkish army
.telegraphs TO that paper, undcf date
Of Nisha, Sunday afternoon, Aug. u,
as follows: "Yesterday's and to-day 5
severe lighting resulted in complete
Turkish victory. The servians were
everywhere driven back and their
losses must ba very great.
NoTE.-This, is later than any in
telligence from Servian sources which
claim yictary on Thursday.
I san FRANcIsco, August sS.-A
| steamer ffgm Hong Kong arrived
Aug Sd.
| The Roman Catholic church il
J Ching Knohfce was attacked by q
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rREpARING TO sIARr.

Providence, Aug. 2s-In view Of
the improved demand for prints the
Sprague mills, in this state, and Con-
nec,icut and Maine, which have been
idle for several weeks, will start up
at once.
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GENERAL.
TRenty-Eieht Employees Of the
Indian Department Noti-
aed that they may
Resign.
Eastern Factories Starting their
Machinery Again.
Important Coal Sales in New
y York.
Crooks Snttler Turns up, But
Rringgs=na News.
MISCELLANEOUS
THEY NAY NOW RESIGN.

WAsu1seros, Aag. 2s-Twen,y-
eight employees Of the pension office
have been notified that their resigna-
tions will be accepted, and that one
months pay from September 10 will
be granted. ,4s.s..a-
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CAIeaxs
Ghie.go. Aug. -.
fLouR Quiet lnGlrm.

FlouR Quiet ,ndrGrm
WnrAr- Active, and higher No !. spring. 100
No ;, aaA9tots tar ca.h, Wa Gtai4; closcd In
sde Tor Ane; ps4es eio-ed yAa for September
stA.Gt9d's closed s,a for October; No. 3 ~
Rejected tGstGs
Goas Mo,ieiaie, active and lower, closed witt,
inside prices bid. nigh mixed. ~ No ., i2A
Mt3ss, lor cash or Aug: !aai2A for September
tstetsis for October r,jected sstfGs+o
oATs--t'oed demand, higher; No. 4, ts2
closed 3. for cash or August; max eosed slk
for September slstsGa,si cosca 81. fnr October,
TT TfT-rtT-rt- -4---A.------
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FOR CONGRESS.

LITTLE Rock, Ark. Aug IS. w.
+. Slemonds has been nominated for
congress. lay the Democrats oi the ~
district.
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later.

LATER.
c.ht. BoAnp Whea, Firmsr and higher o..
for September; oGs. FOR October.
Cony Firm aud unchanged
OATS firmer. az, for cash, sil4 for September.
Pork kasy and unchanged,
l.up Unchanged.
fsosisiJss Unchanged
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of ST. p a,,ls Islands on The 18th inst.
Destroying Ave buildings and killing
one man. Two storehouses and the
dwellings were much battered.
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POLITICAL
cARL. senuRZ.

DAYTON, o., AnS 2s-schurz ad-
dressed great crowd OF GcFmuHs m
Breckel Hall to night. 1t was the
most successful German meeting held
here for years.
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*
nigh. pier No. 4. Of the railtoad docks
in this city was entirely DESTROYED by
an incendiary FIRE. There we're 70
loaded coal c.rs on the dock, rail- Of
which were destroyed, and $50 tons
of coal burned or thrown into the wa
ter. Two canal boats w,re burned
also, Loss s5o,ooV.
TO BE HUNG.
Pur1sy1LLk, P., Aug. es.-The
Molly Mcguire prisoners, Murley, Nc.
Gheon, Carrot, Rosrity and BsJle,
recently convicted Of Tho murder oi
Policeman Yost at Tomagua were
sentenced to death this morning
DEATH FROM ApoPLExY.
BUrrArn, Aug. 2s.LP s. Marsh
prominent member Of the Board o
trade, died suddenly to-day rom apo
plexy, while in New York City. Mr.
Marsh was one Of the heaviest grail
dealers OF this city.
o'LEARY LHE wAL.lsI.
NEw YeaK, Aug 2s-Danie
.O'Ieary The champion walker, va
entertained at banquet tonight j
Union Square hotel.
WATER SPOUT.
HALIFAX, Aug. ga water spou
burst over the Humane estabiishmeu
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

News Yoyk.
New York. Ang. IS
sroeks Opened irregular, closed dail
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EEND 2sc 10 G. p. HOWELL q CO., New york
y for pamphlet oi loo pages containing iists Of
1000 Bewvpassrs, and es,inssse seoSsaS eost Of
advertising. dAv1yDAr7-v<S
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Mosry Active. my.
GoIp iha
Coy sliSAEAr.sSL0Mcrl
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THE COAL SALE.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S-Much inter
est is taken IN the great coal sale an
nounced Tor Tomorrow lhe co'npa
mes participating having drawn tor
order Of offerings stand thus: Deia-
s..aua . :. D.
sylvan;a Items and canairions ar
similar u ,hose vhich have reynla,,.d
former ssle. and Il i. sem. ;.oft;c;allv
announced thar The sale will he nos;.
tive 10 ~. h;obest h;ad., ~ everv
lot M h;as7 uha,avar hoino mad.
either dire ctly or. indirectly for ac-
count Of companies.
NO NEWS FROM CROOK.
Cupyrxnr Angus, 2s-Adair the
s,,,Iar - C.nnL,s conm.na .rr;,aa
AtFettcrrnxn to-day having left Camp
supply the Z 4th inEtant,n up TO vhieh
fine there Was no news from General
Crook. y s-.
The remainder OF the Utes deserted
Lieut.. Spencer before reaching sup
ply camp.
bloody shlK1lsh.
AuGusT1, Ga, Aug. 2SSSevera
persons engaged in lynching Williams
have been arrested and lodged in Jail
charged with murder.
THE SIOUX COMMISSION.
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YANkTON CITY JUSTICE.
The Legal Opinion Which Upset
the Old Order of Things
And induced the Ctty Council To
order Il Special Election.

OPINION OK THE COURT by JUDGE
BARNES.
Trnnrrosy OF DAKOTA Error 10 the
lN SurREME COURT Dist Court ot
A.Ankton Co
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GRANT TO HAYES.
]. .EL,xAaErH, n. J., Augus. 2s-I-ast
piehl. .pies No. 9 Of the rAiltoad docks

,&soAL-BURNKD,
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Iowa Cry, Ia, Aug. 2s-Conrao
Wagner = wealthy German farmer
50 years old, hung himself at Millers.
burg, Iowa county, this morning. He
was insane.