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The Osceola times., 1876-10-21
Symptoms oil a Diseased Liver.

-
Symptoms oil Diseased Liver.
IAlN in the night side, unGci the edge
l. of the ribs, Increases Oh pressure;
sometimes t,,e pain Is in the !cits.ie; the
patient Is rarely able to liz ol tic lelt
side /; sometimes thu pain is teit under
the shouller-blade, and It frequently cX-
tends to the top OF the shoulder, and ia
sometimes mistaken for rheurnatl1u In
the arm. The stomach Is ai.ccted with
loss ofappetite ard sickness; the bowels
Ia general arc costive sometimes alterna-
tive with lax; the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
scnsation in the back part. There is
generally aconsiderablc loss ofmemory
accompanied with painful sensation Of
having LETT undone something which
ought TO have been done. A slight, dry
cough is sometimes an attendant. Tic
ipatient complains Of WEAKNESS and de-
bility; he is easily startled, his feet arc
cold or burning, and lie complains of
prickly sensation Of the skin; his spirits
are low and although I've is satisfied that
exercise would be beneficial to him, yet
I've can scarcely summon up toriitudo
enough to try i, In fact, he distrlsts
every remedy. Several Of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where iew oflhem existed,
yet examination Of the body, after death,
has shown The LIVER 10 have been eI-
tensivcly der.nged.
AOUE AND FEVER.
DR.. e. M'LANs's LlyP PnIs, IN
CASE, or AGuR AND FEVER, when taken
with Quininc. ac productive OF the
most happy results. No better cathartic
can be used, preparatory TO, on after
taking Quinine. We would advise all
who are afflicted with this disease to
give them A FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and IS
a simple purga,ive, they arc unequaled.
BEWARE OF IMfTATIOEs.
The genuine DR. C. MGI.ANK's LIVER
PiIIS arc never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax sea! on the
lid, with the impression DR. M?LANr's
LIVER PITTS.
The genuine MeTANE's ILvEp PlT,s
bear the signatures Of c. M?LANE and
FLEMING Bros. on the wappers-
nay Insist on your druggist or
storekeeper giving you the genuine
DR.. C.. MeLANE's IlvER PITTS, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists and
country storckeepors generally.
! To thnso wishing to give Ia. c. McIs4sz's I5vra
fnIs trial. viii mali post paid to hny para q uia
uniled S<ates, hon Of Pills fr tvcnsy-tyo cents.
FLEMING DROS., Pittsburgh, Pa
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21
VICTORY Assured.

Lot us thank God aud take cour-
at,c We have met the ohomy cn
two VI the hardest fought pplltion.
hut,io fields III our history, aud ihc
result ,s glorious and enduring
victory, The Democracy 'rmlhl,
admitted the gravity Of the cun
diet. They rs lyRnkly conceded
that deient meant annlhilatieu, and
this too with II iuil knowledge OF
the odds against which they fought.
They kncw that over enc hundred
thousand Fedora Office holders had
been massed against thom that
money had boon used without stunt
to corrupt and dcinolalizc thom.
They were not dishcartoned. Their
lineH never wayofcd Tor an instant.
They have inot the enemy aud put
him 30 r"ut on a field whcrc he had
won au almost uubrukcn linz OF
victories. Indiana is ours. West
Virginia is ours. Ohio has been
withhold iron Us by the bare ma
iorily Of 5000. FoW yoars ago
OHIO WIS carried by the Rcrubli-
cans by l3.0O0. ON raosday !hat
minority was cut down ono half.
Fo3r years ago Indiana was carried
hy The Democrats ty 1890. On
Tuesday our ma lority was Increased
to nearly 1000 FOur Years ago
" est \ Virginia was carried by tho
Republicans hy 5000. On Tues
day We reversed that voto and
scurod 10000 on tho other SIDE.
i'hcre = no posSIbii,iy o' mistakinE
the verdict, The Republican party
has been tried and found guilty,
Next month sentence viii ho Tor
mally suffered up against thom.
From this hour the CAUSE uf re
torni. ~ rcproscntoi by lildcE ana
iiend,.cks, Will grow IA strength us
IL bus not groWs before. Tho Ci!r-
less ami wayecing will be attracted
to the rghl s,do because II has been
showu la hc the wrong sple, and
Indiana will bo enrolled Hmun,t The
Democratic States by maiur,,y
twice rs isrge ss that wruag from q
desperate zoe on Vucsday last.
The Rcpuhii,Un party can never
again make the tight II then made.
Il has exhausted all ot its Wicked
energies, Impoverished Its follow
ers, and is driven from the fold
with the less " prestige that has
nS listed IL Ia masy triumph. All
honor to the glorious Democracy
of the iioosicr Slate. All credit
and praise To- the indom,tabio De-
mocraGy oil ,3hio. Who're we bad
feared u doical We have won a
rplendiii victory. Where We had
anticipated rout, We have mot
with y mere rcpulse. We AWAIT
! the Eth OF Noven,bcr with pcricct
confidence. Had Ohio followed
Indiana, panic mast hayp seized
the Republican orgnnisation, and
the centest would have boon prac-
ticaIly over. Tildent clac,ion
would probably have boon n lore.
gone conclusion, aud Hayes would
probably have been removed from
the Republican, ticket. Bs, rs the
case stands, thero is hope enough
left ior the Republicans 90 s,imu-
late them 10 "a desperate struggle
possibly nerve thcn, to IL rcvnlu-
lionary ei.ort--for The retention Of
thoir power. 1'hcy will make
their last stand in New York. On
that state they will concentrate aii
their resources. and within is hur.
iors they will mass ali their i0rces.
II is .of.gnaie tor ,ae Democracy
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FOR SALE.

The Dickinson Mills, nud apPur
trnnrces, situated su fronchmaus
Bayou, Miss County, Ask. FERNS
one lhird cash hniauec, on liberal
terms. For particulars, address,
J NJ. niokinsvn. Nashville, Tenn
or, J. W UszcIl, Goidon's Lake,
Mias. 90, Ark. l0-14 I.
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TILDEN REFORM CLUB.

Ia pursuance OF pubic call
through the ms! issue si The rlME-,
= meeting of the citizens OF Oseeoia
u'd 'iciuiiy sas held NJ The clerks
dice las, Monday night. pr j. k.
Volts being called to tho chair. ex-
laiIcc in a few brlcf remarks, that
he object Of the meeting was ~ or
.auizc % 1iiien Reform Clubfir
Mississippi county, 10 act III harmo'
ny with The grand National Dem
oeratic parry at The coming No,
vcmbcr election; after which ,h,
peciing went into the bgincss Ci
permanent organization which re
suited IN lle election Of the follow
irg ofliecrs j. Il. folts. president
&. L. Moore aud II &. Dnnavani
, ice presidents J.. Roussan, socre
Asy T. j. Jamcs, corresponding
secretary; y. l., Cook, treasurer
". y aluwcll, J ". Cszell, 4. r
IaioAl J J., Eiring,on, ,Ad II. NJ
Mc Weigh, executive committee
Alel discussing the duties o, Off
cots aad The plna ot operations, ano
collecting II fee cl fry cents from
each memher, 20 iefi1y cxpcnso-
the club .dp'1rucd, 10 mcot ever,
Mosday night.
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d %. N. nn!l.mn,r l.,..Ll,. Ia ~

+ nr ne na!i'nufe Gh2aiip, u't II
hrautsm ~ crushed 10 the earth
never Ia ris" nsain TIE bloody
shlri vii. ho bicacho,i. Chandler.
Blaine, Morton, nHd The rest may
cvase 10 trouble themselves about
the solid South, ior they viii have
enough to do TO prevent n SOLID
North. For every vote the Rcpuh-
licans may secure by bayoncis In
the South, ,koy will loBc five IL the
North The battle vii, nov be
transferred to Now York. but no
ioar need be entertained in regard
To the state tina. has twiee given u
majority Tor fiidcH.
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Col. Il. G. Gausc will nddgoss
tho citizens OF MISSISSIPPI county,
NJ osecola, Oh saturday, The ith
day Of November. Don ! forget
the time. Lvcryhcdy turn out and
give The coienol rousing roccp
tiun,
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carr IUts. novEN WIS duly IN
siaiied " iadsr ~ TIE county and
probate courts oi Miss, >sipl, caun-
y rs, hcDi.y, and immed'a'oij
ASHAMED ine c,m'nc at his ciiicc.
Tho eaplaii,'s hong residence ~ Mis-
s'srippi county, with his osrcricncc
MAJ h"cwIcdgc oi 'hc people, Will
~ doubt cnnh.e him 10 aisahargo
his anlios with erodht 70 himrpii and
satisfaction to li,il;anlo.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21

TpE following Justices Of the
peaco wero qualified .his weck, and
have cnterea nron The discharge of
,hcir duties Elcck Davis, Big
Lake township, and A. J. Lynch
Monroe township.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21

TDE Democrats are fighting he
battle OF Truth, the Republicans n
battle oi lies. Truths are oitcn iritc,
and ,hero is no moro trito saying
shnn tho ono which the Democratic
leader, Samuel J. fiidcn, takes for
tor his motto. and otten quotes IN
moments Of doaht or Difficulty
''f'frh crushed io al th shall f's' nSa'n.
The c;,fnal y,srs Of Cod arr her -
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21

Dox'r iail To attend the Tiidon
ami Hendricks Refurn eluh ncSl
Moaday night. Time I O'Clock
pm, sharp.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21

Ir YOU have no, already dono so,
joiu tho Mlseissipr, county liidcn
and Hendricks Reform club
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21

AN oLn mau named I.anior d' vi
last rhnrs,lay, ioaving q family 'n
worry destitute circumstances.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21

TuE yellow fever at savannah
nnh brunswick, t;eorgia, is abni'ng
DR.. Frost skill 'idii.
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Sale Oi Ronl Estate.

II, ,ir'ur. .rtad.ti.r i.. she N,..-,lulf girtGl
4, 'ehlt tuyi'td on ttr Ma Ian. 1855 i0 fny
.'ii' .1~c' fi pfurlln 90 fhcr John I".,,4.
HHrif f.iNttt r.tfu. % i4Ln hhHr. ~
pi1inLH. mt n brhrv- HAs -, fcHraui 4
w.N i'l a. iu Aiehas' hidd'r in fruit af RE-.
rnuri tItsr iCnr bog lic .1yn 'i urc.r,a, Ara
ru ..c. .dt 81 ,hfc' month. cn
NpNEGl1 !l7t.
t,,. folirwu- t"sri bed If..d. iu-Ssii iir iurinr
~ ne uusti"tsi .,,.r.r ~ ~rciiur ~. tnVusn'r
~ ata-' iuc.sL -.Jlt,i,- roti'. ~ 'taiu- - oAr
of t'.' D. ptirc 'fs- .r'r 'g-i f. rhaiH- r, tE.
Ms .aiifI -i.H, .ltu,, % i.e,HroS UAe' i.
chaiu-. tbcur' w.st 'h atiustn tha LIN, ipg
t,so .u. "a n ~ 1854 a',.iua. ip iowr hip n
range 'uc'st, sut i'iuud.'i 0u fi. west b. 1ne
William entry IN th' -uutt by j. H. III
r.rctou lrit,'i uu To. "u-t l., ;b Ht.al,rp, RYE.
aud eh he unfta ht the l,nd nf Augustine
irckrr Jia sale "a ir.r piaro Nt-i,iu laNfii
hour. nnd ID" rar s'r rciulro'l 10 .ivf bond
Win approved secaiiy fr 'urra m"nt ~ he
raI f'hisn nsinpJ JutS u, iutNER,
t.Sim'HrlcHoi
prf S. iEH.
g N Ihvnis--0n, -iit'y.
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ptNERti SERaoN

NE nn,ra arru,"u af iuhn nlHhity VII hc
,,r,.ch,,i -, Tn, Willi4n's -ohooi hou-,,, ou tn
r.cnnA 'uudsy in Noyomihcr. D. .ny. y NJ
pNicy inc iieuds and RELATIVES ~ N, i,c'sv
vi arr respectfully In, he,i 10 atoEa.
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For Congress.
L. G. CAUSE

.lnux the Tiilen and Reform
Club.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21

Il IA a n an,rao,l lG.pa'e i'nstrated fapcr sizo
~ ll.r,og's W,Vkiyl, Glioi With llla ehoir,vt
,,.n,iir. Tor olt Ant ynang. Serial snd Shnr
.-.oric., Sketches i,-shs Nsnnh knuH sdgu,
Mis-na ilrinaf, 'Nn-w"r' ~ SponduRis.
pnxslc- ,;snsrs. "I'cpHlar senes, st., etc.
Lively. rntrTlainug amusing aud Instructive.
Th- iafi-,.sa L.uds1nte., beet, snt cheapest pa-
,,.r .f iis cl--- published. c>IN ~ PER EAR,
NstI Vhoisa 90 three nrcrlidias the beautiful lev
chrome, YES or :e3' Sire lANla ncnes ans one
an elegant EnN of Stationery. fspoe without
pr,1ninln. unlY y ~ IrrNvsg or we viii tenG
I fpa months on lrla' Tor only q c'n's az-Sq'c-
imrn euiv -rn' con icc,,i' Of -'rinl' 'f.nr
iillig-s s. rsts r., Ses lvik. .V'-d
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21

.ha, circumstances compel the Re
puhlioans 10 assai. their most i'm
pregnable stronghold. New York
can easily be ieIondcd. The l!c.
publicans cannot attack IL except
undor IMMENSE and insurBonntabls
circumstance. The advantages
which the Democracy Will enjoy
n This struggle are that New York
~ naturally u Democratic state );
that their candidate is the most
popular governor the state has had
for many years, and their organi-
zati0n Is the mos. perfect ever
known N the history ot the party.
The Disadvantages Of he RepHh
! licaDs arc obvious. aud need not be
rccapituatcd. The whole si,ua
iion from this iimc until November
.th may be summed up by sai ing
that the only hope The Republicans
can possibly have Of gainlng tho
pr, siicn.'a q c,n."st rests Ia their
carrying New York, and they have
not one chance lu tunarod OF do
ing this. ( ~ L,45 Tmn
Tug following private letter Was
received, and as lls contents are OF
interest 10 Ihe eHifre people al
MISSISSIPPI coaniy, We take the
liberty to publish It.
WTrsnuRc, Ark,
Oct. lB. 1876 {
Ds,n teu-sAN l am very sorry
ikn; ntiih her Col. uuan nor myself
eo0.i iiH our oscr0!a srpoin.eent.
10, Damn ,eft me ~ Clarendon,
nrd WAS ?. - 10 pscoo's Whilc |
wen, la Watson, as it Was ascer.
lnircl TO bc Impossible Tor gs to
~ both It was understood lhat
Col Damn would also make an ap.
p0ibiLeht for ne there n iuturc
day, u vou to8ired 1t. Col. Damn
: Is hccc now, quite unwcll, having
, been sick since leaving Clarendon,
and IL still npprcnons.Ye that leo
gill be unable io further prosecute
tie cGnvass. desire very much
TO ~ TO YOUR county, md viii NJ
any appointment yoa uHy make
ntter The 3lst., only giving ME timo
10 reach Osceo.a by ihc uncogtuln
river You know this is very
{ difficult district 10 oYnyaea, and !
! hope the people of your county
will make proper allowance ior our
failure. Very truly,
l. c. GAvss.
IN accordance with the above re-
quest, and knowing thai the pooplo
Of this coeuty greatly desire to
hear Col Cause upon tho political
i'suos of the day. We horghy make
an appointment for ham to meet
and address the uiizone oi MIssis
sjppi county, nt osceoln, on
SATURDAY, NOV. I, 1870.
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WARNING ORDER.

iurhTl ~ tlPiwTESrkS,
iarpt Township. iu-'icc'. Cont.
iirndriyst.r"mPiri' $50 pian.ia-
l.. u Hardin yrGrnlaa.
10 appearing br Ghiday'; In uiz oli,s, illoh,
ihli Bee doftndgpl l.. b. Hardin, isa NON rra-
iicrt ~ ihr -inii "a Nrtai,-a-, BE- II htrol.y
wer'f'l o. Hpin.r IN my rmirt. IN thn saWh ni
Marion, ir sti.l vuuuly 4nd ,,i'., within Mirty
80 'iS,s and au-Wor 'he cuuyi,iu, - he pla'i
t.'f', l'onGricss 'ianiJ.ji &f"
Va. DANpiIuGF, 7.
Sop, -, 1914
Il. F.tflne.'i,h .irr ~ .l.inHiA
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WARNING ORDER.
WARNING ORDER.
In the Mississippi Circuit Court.
,,s'..s. Made. l..in..f

Ians. & wals, Defendant.
ly,p -isf.e.,.nl. Jatl.-- II Ga,lo l. ~aiurd ~
sui,.s,f ln f,t emit wilnln fh.tl, 'sNs and an
.',s sosni lrlat q iit iiuiniia. h.-a Wade
,,,-a ~ ,S K PHst.k tiers
II. u. 4 Ncfti..i. y Z,
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re 4. sec %. T - Y. u = GG, ibu acs.S
N1-t n TIT ,Itct t1 above overflow ~ acre.
Vril jtaiynsI. and s'ih :" I would nnsr I.
laIm al "a 1cr,g, ~ much tslU. r,f,r ~ .au.
itIiG- UIc .hr.i cAs.., h,lisuy, IA one and two
year,
rher lgni- .re t.ie be-, N tht lrrnchnans
BayuH srttlo onrrt is n,ilr ho Ihurgh aun ..'iiuui
ho'r,, lo,d r. The meet dcsiaAlc lapii NV, 0n
th- HSrkct IN 'hls county.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21
WAHNING ORDER.
WARMING ORDER.
In Mississippi Circuit Court.

J,lin = lpnd. l9suuG
i I R.ta
r. kifki..l,lek
Auhrt. q t.ris
.lpbr irblpg
J@.. & I,iansy
.irihe- hoiiy
henL b NcFEdssa
Jac''n laN l,feidrIN
Wm Gal.-hrf and
kuNHri SU-g
Ihe ,.' r'n,.aAi-. da- Rrrd Robot Il Nhk-
pHiru.A hra,r'W . iilI.- toli. lcniug Its q
nr,G1tt i'. he'ly n,ij r Nrfaddili Jrrulr
COS Wip ia.,icii"r abG taFtri az. .r- S.rn,d
tn ui'icaf Too ihi- lubrI Eitui t.ir.i days, and
aispta o. rlg.airi ~ ihe itsbit'f
IS T. ilEi. ti.rk
Nf u b scht 4rh. y G.
osrro.a, Ark Bci. Zen.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21

-.H Ger,s pr Clear isks, go,r' farm WITH com
furtahiu huiidirlr, with gn house, u guud miIl
aud all necessary out huildings. Rcres Ia chi
i,vatior ~ arTe+ tC..'ien'S le,rt of which ~ uu-
DIET funco, centrally lurNtod, and good rite fur
O stnrri aud IN y thrifty end lrnslWrnus sottis-
mont mostly above overflow l'rioe slO.u
Terms Will bc made rasy 10 good purchaser.
Satisfactory lCasors giy,A fo- wanting 10 e.,li
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Lands For Sale.

Sc Nr Sc, "a. F"sn. hip., = Il Ira.f
mbcr.~ aiinY.. its i'N 10 a.1r- ip -Ir,,s .,ul
cultivation ta'ighct dcs.lcl"'i ar,t undri irn,r
l'r,. .! so tctiii- one ih'rl cash lai,ne,. #,
~, g.i tao v"ar-
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21

Ins following list ei clae.iol 81 =
per, ,sor> for MiN,iss.!ppl county we
clip from the l.itl!c Rock Gsx.f!c.
Some Of The names presented We
know nDthng of, and doubt very
much ANY body o!so in the county
docs, bul thon wo presume the
State UcHtia. Coamst!ec. kncw
what they were about:
The following cloctlon Supervi-
snr5 have boon appointed by Judge
II. {. Caldwell, of the United
States coari. on the rocommenda
ion al the state central committees
of the Democratic aud Republican
parties Mississippi Carsoh's l.nke
township. Z. Bevol, Nathan t..
Walter Scott township, 4. +. VA
hams, Oliver $. hgIcy Clear Lake
TOWNSHIP, Andy unthr'ngton, Gull
ford 4. Hearnc; Big Iinbo town.
ship, John McColo, Thomas J..
Rlchardson Canadian township,
Mat rEiier, Joe J. Carr Little
River township, James Ray, NJ. G..
Sawyer Pecan township, Richar!
Marshal Robert ". Friend Troy
township, pano Joshua, Hiram NJ .
pape Monroe township, Ealak
Mnrt Grary, VIA. =. Hale Svaync
township. Henry Dnrnes, Noah G.
Cartwright Chickasawba town
ship, John iiiryfsi>sli, Thomas
Robinson.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21

" \ Sr, !, -ss. ST ION II. east, "
acYta, ~ acrce AbNe ordinnry overflow bAisuc.i
vel tnberod Prize $50 irras easy
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21

Nv. !. See n, I. Is n, Z. ~ Rast. within
~ ni.rt II uC g,,;a. 10 acre nov Ia cuiiiS alton
viii isautful crop an H. ~ acres Wafa-
cleaned and can nssi.y be put hi gIli'ylil0n tLu
next year Comfortable haus.t nu ihu plnu.
SOME ~ uiu laLd l. ruhIocl 10 ry,riuw, but ,s
vol irtlnod by d.tclcs. rfcG s',t.si Cr5.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,


PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,
STATE AT fAaok-l. y. Walker,
cf Washington, NJ l.. Belt, of jolt.
orscn.
Firs, District polndestcr Dunn
O. :, Praneis.
Second District nen'el ".
Jones, Of licmpsiead.
Third District Benton J iirown,
cf Crawford
Fourth District -. IL NM
thornc, oi Conway.
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l'a tcc-. 7 ~ = sue. ~ Z ioS Il. ?, Ess,
y.i9ahlc farm n"w raising 60 bAlee Of cotton.
Pric' 5isJ. ipinss ul1.,
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The nor'i.-sa-. ~ qumhr pfsc>,lon 4, ono.
IN iOwuship q D fuursc'n, North tansu a. ciu.
On, East; ~ witch, ihcr" rie ~ scrrs ricafo,i
and anicg i,cco. i.h yAod lous,s. .uihogso-.
vol, sc &c klao
Thirty aeras dsailsnad. which can b. pa, IN cul-
tlsauon most year
rsi- el,o. Tsfsis cesV. aHly tn
JANE, { li..ST.
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We want . grl-, r'ishinS, gU-
alio al aSeia ~ ;his count! Tot
our
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21

g " Ihpnr.--un My
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A"n:'. itSf- p Tar
The Morning herald., 1876-06-19
muoR DIsPArCnn.
BY Associated Press.

BosroS, June 18.-The committee ap-
pointed at the meeting held in the Oid
on Wednesday have issued an ap-
peal to the citizens Of New England to sub
scribe the $11O, 900 needed to save the build
ing from demolition.
HouTzDALH, Pa, June 1s.-Last night a
man was detected In the act of setting hre
to the Catholic church In this place. The
discovery was made by woman, and before
the alarm could be given she was Knocked
down and the incendiary escaped. This is
the same church In which contractor was
killed and thirty persons were injured iass
Sunday by the floors giving way.
BALrIxoRE, june IT, The veteran steam
ship Captain, William Rollins, died ias'
evening, aged ~ years. For many years hs
comm andsd steamships in the Baltimore
Norfolk and Havana line, and later, aoou'
1850, the wellknewn steamer Isabel, piylhe
between Charleston and Havana. Atel
fifty years faithful sea service Capta,t
Rollins retired about ten years since. III
was well known throughout the South AMI
dsservcdly popular.
HoUTzplLE, Pa, June le.-1estsrda,
afternoon, Frenchman, name uhhnoWn,
fell srom a tree and was killed. coro
ner's inquest held, and verdict OF accl
dental death returned.
WuN1SGToS, n. G., June lS.-A fire a
Lumberton, last night, destroyed seventeen
buildings. Loss, $4,000. Insurance
So 600 The word is supposed TO hay'
been the work of an incendiary.
SPRINGFIELD Mass, June ls.-Ais
Nancy Keyes, q much respected woman
aged Is. living alone, at Conway, was bru
ltally outraged by an unknown miscrean
late Thursday night Her recovery /
| doubtful.
| CHEYESNE, June l5.-Frank Weber,
night herder, was killed by Indians on tn
18th inst, near sidney, crossing on tn
Platte river.
His horse and revolver were taken by th
Isavages.
| PROVIDENCE, June lS.-The nominStio
of HAYES and Wheeler gives great satlsiat
Ition to the Republicans Of this State. 1o'
lLippett telegraphed his congratulations t
IGoyernor Hayes.
| Syracuse, june ls.-One hundred gun
were fired here last night in honor OF tn
Cincinnati nominations.
| CoNerANTINoPLE, June lo.-Hassan tn
assassin Of the Cabinet Minister, on th
might Of the 18th inst, was hanged TN
imorning.
| CHICAGO. Jane l7.-The Eeeait.l Jo'er,:
lconcludes that the Chief Magistracy, OF t1
tRepublic could fall upon no better shoulder
lthan the ticket nominated at Cincinnati
The Morning herald., 1876-06-19
POLITICS OVER THE WIRE.
By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, June ls.-The evening Post
says the Republicans are to be congratulated
upon having narrowly escaped fatal error,
which they were in danger Of falling into
up to the last hour. The nomination goes
to vindicate the habitual honesty and parti-
zan sagacity of the party.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, June l7.-This after
room at tive o'clock, the Hartranft club of
Pennsylvania, with a band Of music and
. large concourse of citizens called upon
Gov. Hayes at the State House and were
introduced by Mayor stokely. Morton Nc
Michael sustained the nomination and prom
ised that Pennsylvania would give the ticket
an overwhelming majority.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 13.-The Cal sayt
"We regard this as q strong ticket, and will
consolidate the parry, as there Is no mar
more impregnable than Rutherford b.
Hayes." Hsv
The Morning herald., 1876-06-19
Over thesWire.
IA PIECE OF GRANTS
IMPUDENCE.
POLITICAL GOSSIP
BY TELEGRAPH.
General European News.
Several Serious Accidents
Miscellaneous Dispatches
General European News
Several Serious Accidents
Miscellaneous Dispatches.
GKANT,S IMPUDENCE.
AMessaxe Sent to Congress.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, June II.
A message from the President was laid
before the House to-day, explaining the ne
cessity of having certain appropriation bills
passed before the first of July. Ii not, the
government would be greatly embarrassed, /,
and that some action should he taken 10
avert the damaging results of non-actlon.
Mr.. Randall thought the message unusual
though the Committee were not unmindful
of the situation and had brought to the
subject of the Appropriation bills elaborate
consideration, and by great industry they
had reached result reducing enormously
the expenditures of the government, but
not reducing them below what the govern
ment could properly be administered ior:
The Committee on Appropriations would
therefore recommend TO the House to ad
here to its action in that regard, still in tht
abundance of caution, it would be well fol
the committee to understand If the Houst
has erred in any particular by which fric
ton NAV be produced in the administrator
of the government, it would be here agar
next December to remedy any fault tha
NAV have been committed. The action 0
the Committees, he believed met the de-
m&uUe Dl tAt bccPic loi CNcEd.f @A-
moved tha! the Presidents message lie re
ferred to the Committe on Appropriations
Mr.. Holman regarded the President
message in one sense as not unfortunate, a
it admonished the House that special al
teation should be paid to the passage ofth'
appropriation bills He admitted, though
that the message was AL unusual one. /
had frequently occurred that important 4p
preparation bills had passed after the clos
of the current fiscal year All Of the crea
appropriation bills Of the present session
had passed the House except two. He va
not aware uDder these circum stances, tina
there was am thing TO create al apprehen
sion on the part of the Executive that th'
requisite appropriations would not be made
After continuance Of the debate the mes
sage was referred 10 the Committee oa Ap
preparations.