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The Van Buren press., 1876-02-01
TIE WEEKLY SUN.
177G. NEW YORK.


EraHTEEN hundred md scvcnty-six Is the Cen
Opposition iiouse 81 Representative The 6rst since
the war. viii he IN po9er at Washington; aud the
year of the twcnty-third election OF President Of
the lnited States. All these events are sure to be
great interest md importance especially the two
latter; aud all Of tbem, and everything connected
with them VIII be fully and freshly reported "a nd
expoundcd in IHR Sus.
The Opposition House of Representatives, taking
up the line OF inquiry opened years ago by TnE Srx
Will sterny and diligently investigate tho cnrrup-
uons aud misIoeds OF 6rants administration; aud
will, it is to be hoped lay the foundation for new
and better period 10 eur national history. 0fal thi.
IHE SrN viii contain complete and accurate ac-
connts, furnishing It's readers with early aud trust.
worthy Information upon these absorbing topics
The twenty third Presidential election with the
prcparatons for II, will be memorable as deciding
upon tirants aspirations for third term of power
and plunder, aud still more as deciding who shall
be the candidate OF the party OF Reform, well as
eieetfng that candidate. Concerning all these sub
iects. THE Sun who have the constant means Of being
thoroughly well informed.
THE WEFGLY SUN, which has attained q circulation
of over eighty thousand copies. already has its read
ers in every State and Territory aud we trus thnt
the year 1876 will see their numbers doubled Ii will
continue 10 be n thorough newspaper. All the gene
ral news q the day wil be found IN it, condensed
Whon untmportant, at length II important, aud
always wetrust, treated in clear, interesting and
instructive manner.
iamlly newspaper in the world, and shall sontin
ue to give n it, columns large of miscella-
neous reading such rs stories tales poems seien-
tlhe Intelligence and agricultural information. for
which We are not able to make room in our daily
tullloh.. ne dgctcnltuIa department, especially,
is one Of liz prominent features. The fashions are
regularly reported in its columns, and so are the
markets oi every kind.
IHE WeFRLY SuN, eight pages with ffty-six broad
columns, - ~ cents year, postage prepaid. As
thls price barely ropays the cost of the paper de-
ducton can be made from sAsis-fats TO clubs agents
PostmaSters any one.
The DAILY SuN, large four-pngc newspaper of
twonty-eight columns, gives all the news for two
cents copy, Subscription. postage prepaid, oSc, u
month, or 5000 year. Sunday edition extra 81 10
per year We have no ,trayelipg agents. Address.
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Presbyterian, 20. 81

Rev. j. G. KENNEDY, Pastor. Divine Ser
vice every Sabbath except the 3D. of each
month, at IL A. NJ. and 7P.M Prayer meet
Ing Wednesday evening az JPN.
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RIVER NEWS.

nver falling slowly, with 10 or - feet on
he bars.
1ue Ella Hughes arrived Sunday morning
AIRY. and went down Monday noon.
lDc Era No, passed up Sunday, and went
lswn right on the heels Of the Hughes, yes-
erday
The Van Buren press., 1876-02-01

fs' An old veteran was relating his
exploits to crowd of boys, and men
toned being in five engagements,
" That's nothing broke in sharp little
fellow; " my sister Agnes has been en-
gagged more'n eleven times
The Van Buren press., 1876-02-01
For Sale,

AM nice Frame Cottage, 3 rooms
80 "a good ehimnes. well of water,
acres of land, orchard, In the de-
lightful village of Pleasant Hill, Franklin
County. Term> Cash Apply at this office.
Oct. l9-m2.
The Van Buren press., 1876-02-01
Dress Making.

We are requested to glve notice to the la
dies of Van Buren that Mrs SMALE has taken
the room lately occupied by Miss Ollie Phelps
and will give her attention to DRfss MAKING
In all its branches. Mrs, Smale is very well
spoken of. and we are assured will give good
satisfaction
The Van Buren press., 1876-02-01
STOVES,
New Furniture,

HENRY GLASS has just received by rail. a
new and large lot of fashionable and common
furniture, which he has marked down to the
lowest figures for cash. Give him a call.
m-OetI9.
The Van Buren press., 1876-02-01
VICk'-
Flower and Vegetable Seeds

the best the world produces: They arc planted by
million people in Amerca, and the result il beau
tiful Flowers and splendid Vegetables A priced
Catalogue sent free to all who enclose the postage
2-cent stamp.
The Van Buren press., 1876-02-01
Nicks
Flower and Vegetable Garden

is the most beautiful work Of the kind in the world
1t contains $50 pages hundreds Of fine Illustrations
and foBr Chrome Piatcsof Horcrs beautifully drawn
and colored from nature. Price 81 cts. in paper
65 cts, bound in elegant cloth.
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UfQO hbls. Iowa EARLY
ROSE potatoes, selected es-
pecially for seed, just received at
ID. c. Williams. feb lw3

tE Tn time OF peace prepare for war is Il
good motto; aud obeying it Mr.. +. J. Gala
cher and Capt j. II Rogers each present to
their State young warrior OF more than
ordinary bottom and appeardnce.-Fbr SRuh
Uefdid
much about the appearance of their bot
toms -
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tho feet are found ee9A II after :..fftteFF getti ftg
in bed, rub them with the hands, and
wrap mp each one well in a newspaper.
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Arrival and Departure Mails from
Van Buren,.
MAIL SCHEDULE.

ARRIVES. CLOSES.
northern, from St Louis, daily}
(except Tuesday,. 4pm m
Southern and Eastern from
Little Rock and Memphis,
daily (except Monday, Tam 2p IN
Western from Fort smith and
Texas daily Except MondaylJ 10 m = m
From the Narrows every Moday, IL IN II IN
Office open from ! a to Pm. On Sunday and
Holidays from to loan.
LIZZIE LOCKHART, ?. M.
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Wick Floral Guid

This is u beautiful quarterly journal, finely Illus
the yoar. The first number for 1876 Just issued. Ad-
dress JAMES WICK. Rochester, n y
an. IS-tf
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New York City and Arkansas
W. J. LARGEN & R. T. LARGEN,

REPRESENT
Messrs. Clark Bros. & 60, Hats. Caps and
Furs. 326. 32s, and 800 broadway. N. Y.
MessIs ANDERSON. STARR & CO.. Clothing
Dealers, $40 Broadway, New York.
Messrs. MOORE. JENKINS & Co, Dealers In
6roeerirs,
Messrs. l., Straus x Son Crockery. China
Glass, Lamps, Ae., II Warren St, n. Y.
w. j. Largin will spend most Of his time
in New York city. where he will be prepared
to fill all orders In every line; while r. T.
Largen will remain in the State Tor the pres
ent. exhibit our samples and forward orders.
esc~-s-.AA fr-t e,ss~ ns-reh~nts solicited snt-
sfaction guaranteed nov. 2Dtf
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NJ Go to Louis Graf s for Win
ter suits and cheap Clo'hipg at
very loa down prices,
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t#- All Job Work, cash on deliv-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-08
THE CHARITY CONFERENCE.
The Care Of Pauper Chiidren-Favoripg the
ueRd.NIoney Tax on ImnIigrants.

SARATOGA, Sept. I'm the Conference
Of Charities a paper was read by c. l.. Brace on
del endent children, and was followed by long
and interesting debate, which was participated
In by the members generally. All OF the MEM
beers, except Or. Norris OF Kings county, were In
favor OF the State law Of 1915, requiring the re-
moval OF children from the poor house. lie IN
sisted that the law ia defective in not retaining
Tor sufficient time to the officers OF charity
tue guardianship Of the children after they have
been taken from the Institutions. He cited
cases within his own knowledge where children
had been sent out OF the State when only tenn
BROOKLYN.
A pauer on the statistics OF medical and out
door charity, by Dr. Luther OF Pennsylvania,
gave the idea that the provisions made In his
needs.
y. b. Sanborn's report on Immigration mainly
favored the bill introduced In the present Con
gress. providing for the levying OF tax by Con-
fore paid In this State. The report presented
facts and arguments showing that this tax was
just, and the fund thus created was a benent to
the Immigrant, who was thereby relieved in
poverty and sickness. and protected from imno-
sition and fraud. IL was part OF n system for
the regulation OF immigration, the protection II
the Immigrants, and the prevention OF pauper-
ism. The bill had been favorably considered by
the Congressional Committee on Commerce.
and was supported by many Of the State Boards
of Charities. at whose instance II was prepared
A paper on the power and duty Of the Govern
ment to protect Itself against the importation OF
foreign paupers and criminals, and the import
ance OF returning them to their own country,
was read by Prof Anderson Of Rochester Unit
versty, and was generally conourred in by the
members OF the confer, nee.
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THURSDAY. Sept. T.-FLoun AND MEAI-The
ws seS Mss a HS be b, s mSs desrb grade.
nm extras from spring wheat sold Tor more money and
sey sno Western Gs snp snq ss
s6es extra extras S Y 81 49,
DO. winter wheat < ana Xxx, d Go@s756. Mime
~ '!ssRn aSS S.ksl S Brands Ss'.S
wesisrn sBaE o S1Tss ei i've
nonr-supernne, - 5oat51o. -. =
se Ss mes on c opt m and S gS,p sSs e,
Tor october fierce beef IN GOOD acmsnd !" s'a,0
for prime mess and India mess Bacon and cut me,.
2oo g. Ct ,iaioT N ! eiiy, 90 81 io5 prime 49,
Do AMI Tor future dcnyery 1000 tee Al go 4sgtio 7sx
for October closing at tiO 90 anu toG5sta Is Tor De,
Continent Dressed hog. sfesdS At ,sSs. butter
se.ay state ar9. s9s iao pI' SsSS
% s . s near scarce and arme at ssSS'
cssso s at ysSa eS r ina ba S%9s pa rs
IN quality fat, business 10 winter e 900 bush poor
Esa 'Tq :! s sSe &1f ssffSSs
s ss sRd of pe STATE "a iST s ear at and oa %I
m y oooa 9s os lc better out closed qns sales los
white i@eadsg pa pri@ 'SV I'D 20 hsaso a tsssc ia
st2re Corn active and nrm sales 1871 900 bush at Pc
ssce' choice Kansas b1c also yellow AZ 57a5se and
1orros spots STEADY aud unchengcq sales sii5
pil Sed mo fauf for Mddns upland:
ie S o1f fsons nv j. Ss for Sep
| u y sc. tor December. II i7.32c FOR January.
n2sS2ci Tor e. ruary, ami II 2s32c for March.
Liverpool market steady middlng uplands 116t.
GRocKRIKs Rio coffee was very quiet to-day, but
hrm at lb@ etc gold stock at al ports OF 90 $50 bags,
Of which 2t3g are here mild grades quiet ana I'M
changed AZ lbe22c Tor Java ana liza 6sc for Mars
caluo, bOth gold. Rice and moas-c. sold only In q
anal iooying way. Raw sugars were du and quite
nominal fair 10 good refining Cuba, pGpilc; centri-
fuSsl, g'p16 iO4r no sale, were made. Refined sold
moderately at llhGl1aSc. for hards and lOslsl0kc.
srNDRIEs. Spirits turpcntne was quiet but steady
at Sic. In rosn better business done. at slightly
nrmer prices common to good strained quoted az
ti.oVgtl'. fettOleun was nrin thQugh ratner quiet
quoted at l4t815c. for crude In tuk, and 2dc. for
hncd In bbs with 900 Dbs sold this price Ocean
freights were moderate active and steady. both for
grain and petroleum tonnage; grain TO Liverpool ~
steam SID; do. to Hamburg or Bremen, o.. qr DO
to Norwegian port 7s ga refined petroleum TO Cork
for ORDERS bs 3D. do IN case to Gibraltar for orders
27c., crude do. 10 Bordeaux De- Sd whiekey quiet at
gill. Tallow IN demand at SAsgS Tide. Tor prime.
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the FOREIGN RIFLEMEN.
An Excursion In the HarbOr for Their Eu-
terIainment-The Forts Inspected.

At 0 o'clock yesterday morning, in a
Gfzzlc II rain, representatives Of the Austria
han, Irish Scotch, and American rifle teams,
&C tompauied by invited men, went on board the
steamer Nelson X. Hopkins at the foot Of West
TWENTY fourth street. for sail In the harOor.
The Australians were out Ia fun force with the
exception Of Sergt. Gee, aud with them was a
Liverpool party, who accompanied them across
the Atlantic In the Algeria Mr.. aud Mrs. r..
Poutz and Mrs. W. W. Tnom. The Australians
are intelligent, active ready 10 get information
any where, and always jolly.
The Irish team were all present, and with
them Mesdames Ward, Greenhi, and Con- Mir.
Evtns, the English rifieman. and Mr.. Charles ID.
O'Grady Gubhins. The Scotchmen were Col.
McDnnald. Dr. Mitchell. Peter Rae Of the team.
Alderman Bradley If Uuhlin, aud Messrs. Luke
Patton. The American team stayed way. Al
though the excursion had been planned partly
with tae idea OF giving the Americans an 90
poitunuy Of getting personally acquainted with
tier competitors. Among the Americans pres
ent were Gen. Smaller. Geu. Narian, LloNd Aspin-
wall. ki'burn Knox, Col. George ID. scout, OF.
| A. W. sn lion. Cast. John ;. Wharton, Clui.
X. {. Coleman. II. A GIldersleeye father Of
Judge Gider,leevel, ". II. Gedney. Nj jor ID. ID
Myhe, Alderman Cole, aud Quarantine Commits
me Goyernors Island band played HAT
| Coumhia' ms the steamer turned her pow duwt
! the river, and the waving ndgs OF me United
states, Enyi scotland. aud Ireland atttacie 90
! the ttcntion Of the cr"f IN the river. ana tnt
air was fun 81 snricks from Tug and steamer
whistles. The Hopkins steamed down p n
| Quarantine 10 Fort " adswoIth, where the part,
| ol-eln' .ihrl anu eA"ulhed the n III, nut ue
| serted. tUrtihcaiion-. An artillery 'hcer 81 th'
| Austr Ian team said that he mad never ex
| amlned stronger works. When the llopNin
again started she bore on hsr walking beam al
| Immense scotch thistle, much TO the delight q
the scots ana 70 the disgust OF ~ least one Irish
man, who said. hat ti-ssl up there Is al
wrong, shure." Fort Hamilton was next visited
aud thcre Col Sinclair. the commanlant. con
Quoted the PARTY through the quarters. \ salut
aaff min "a a ~
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R0wING ON THE POTOMAC.
4 Race Between the Trinity aud Dublin Crews
that Ended in IA OuI.

WASHINGTON, Sept. THE rowing re-
city IN honor Of the visiting First Trinity Of
Cambridge and Dublin University crews took
place this afternoon on the Potomac river. The
first race was a four-oared shell race between
the Writing crews. OF one mile straight away.
The weather was nne but stin breeze was
blowing, which made the water rough and
mmpy. shortly before Ave o'clock both crews
pulled out from the boat house to the starting
point a mile below, closely followed by a tug
DO with Gen. Sherman. and the umpire,
Judges, time keepers. and members Of the press
ON board. Both crews being IN position. the
umpire, Mr. j. VI. Bennett OF the Nesper CluD
of Philadelphia cautioned them against 1oul-
ing. aud then gave the word Go"
The Cambridge crew got away nrst, but was
closely followed Nv the Dublin. Beng unao.
CON .letely out OF the course, but pulilhg IN
again, the Dublin crew began to close up the
gap, and AT tue ntlf mile overhauled aud passed
the Cambridge crew, who then spurteI and
came alongside OF the Dublin They kent well
tog ther to the three-quarter mile. Then the
Cambridge boat refused to obey the rudder, aud
the Do - fOulsd. he umpire ordered them to
60 on, and the Dublin crew tory d ahead. but
was soon Ovcrtaken by tle Cambridge. Al this
point another foul MAS caused by "A sail boat
which crossed the course, and forced the Cam
bridge boat upon tn II the Dublin After an
other start a tug boat got in the way, aud the
umpire stopped the race and declared II "a draw
llstan CLUB. Inc second race was over the
same course 10y two picked crews from the Ana
lOsta CLUB, the winning crew making the mile II
minutes and 80 seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-08
nLGIsrEArIov ~ VIEW oRAEANs.
The Tactics Of the PartJ OF Addition, Divi-
sion, and silence.
From ne Ns'o orlsaas rioar~ns.


The Radical supervisors OF registration
are trying the same game they sought to play IN
1874. hey are showing their hands, IN winch
fraud stands out 10 the trump card, with full
showing Of knaVes.
In the Fifth Ward young white men are being
refused registration on account Of not possess-
iug certificate 81 birth, which can be produced
only from the kecurders Uiiics by the payment
OF d certain fee. he afidavlts II white men
aud Democrats are not held To he suncient
guarantee. The simple say 30 Of Radical
negro boy Is accepted
la the Fiuh and sixth Wards tho supervisors
have been observed Jumping in some cases nun
drrds Of numbers. This kind 81 thing ID gong
on in every direction, II was reported this
morning that negroes were being registered Ia
one ward who lyed In another
many Instances Conservatives nave been
refused admittance To the registration omces,
whitner they lave been sent 10 keep record OF
the Proceedings 49,
II !, intended BY the Democratic Committee
m reg -tTHtlnn 10 make a formal request Tor
~ r'-.ut ton among the clerks OF registration,
Inc Democratic United states superyisofs OF
"l"rtl' viii probably qualify to-day that r., II
i4rSr Dlhul" III he So KIND an Ia make MS oU-
Jrc 'ipr- 10 the list within reasonable time.
~ me itddichts lnteld to behave with the re-
mote7t semnlance ~ fairness they will close
TIE Offices until tue Democratic supervisors
nave oUtaiued acopy Of ,he registration ~ Lar
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Live sfock Market.

NEW YORK Thursday, Sept. 7.-Receipts ~
beeves to-day 90 cars. 1000 head making 3SSs
since Monday against 1913 for the same time est
week. sellers had things much their own way ana the
market active and nrn at further advance OF ut
~ y head from the high marx reached yesterday.
few extra sold at lie. to dress 81 rs;
tar to good steers az e9i@luAc 70 dress b6&aT
ns common to medium natives az stpler. u dress 30
ns and fam Cherokee cattle at Ob9.c TO dress b0SS
De.
Receipt. OF caves were 800 head making 2i04 since
MONDAY. az inst sis for the same time last week 1he
market MAS nrm for gOOh stock with quick saes at %
crplsc. n for veals and Adiiac n. for butternik
calves and grassers, including sales at VI go head
Receipts OF sheer and lambs % loads, or
5.0e3 head making 1880 since Monday. against $500
for time last week Market Quiet and easier, with
dull trade at 4t6c Tor sheep. ana 5ea &C. n. Tor
lamOe, few choice Jersey lambs gong to 5l4c.
Receipts OF hogs 90 care, or 26O9 head. making
l0OO2 since Mond ", sgiust S,407 for the same time
last week. None for sale
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In state bonds the only orded sales we're IN Ten.
ne,see DE- OLD ~ isAs44s's do d. new series, 4Sas.
an NcN lurH - tt -, boutN AL registered, 40 1923
RAJ Rad bonds were lower. The lfnclpN dealings
were rs folio Sew jersey Ceutia. lst., c0nsoi
dated, ilGpl. MI uAtt anu -. Paul lists, La
Crosse division. iolhalo2 Milsausee ami s. Pau,
tud NJ diNlsi .h NfgNNt x Milwaukee aud 81 Paul
consolidated sluNins iUau, seisssS'4 chicago aud
Nor hwcsttrn consolidated coupon 4 l lonis, pslS
Giltua and Chicago Isl, los, South i.cinc karoal
bonds OF Missouri. ~: Mcmsah rniml - N't NoW
Missouri lsts Vfis Central PACING Isis, California AMI
oregon branch, NV, lllou fAriuc Railroad lists,
lubas Union Parinc sinking fund, 9ssHi4. At.n and
HAutr 2ds preferred ~ keussrlatr ANA sara
tosa lists al! lgirdo ana WABASH l,tr, -. LOUIS
alNslun, 90 Ncw Jersey Central convertible 40 kile
lsir.lDp4 Onlu and Misssspp cousolidAtod ,inh NJ
iuud. W OuO AMI Mississippi eds dd's; Western
llou ltrgrtpu upon, 10 a. TO-. Central Pacific
rpin nond., nov Cent? u iacinc ists san Joaquin
branch, pbai Nt. Louie and Iron Mountain lsts. 10 !;
Morris and Essex lsts, III, pvlaw re- aud Hudson
rrsistrred 1854, l9h L'nsu aui W. Il. Consolidated,
~. ID 'iaSAr" aud ilu4sun fS4.1i' aNibi4
he opening highest, lowest, AID ) +. NJ. closing
prices OF rtOCAs
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NINON'S RISE FROM THE GRAVE.
An Egyptian Jussier Astonishing the Natives
In south CHrOiina.

FROM fft thffifNOft journal or commerce.
Prof Nixon had advertised that he would
allow himself TO be placed Ia IA coma, screwed
down, aud buried in grave SIX feet deep. lie
was To remain there Tor one huur aud "a hAii, anu
taen rise from the grave through the sou. Tue
grave was dug IN Belyideie, aud he SAID that If
lie failed he hoped the crowd would be large
enough 10 insure u RESPECTABLE legacy to his
" lie and children. Upon approaching the grave
Nixon was seen On platform performing Jug
sing uicks. lie was dressed IN nrignt yellow
coat, PINK trousers lshOrt), aud about IL bro-
gan-. MIR. nixon claims 10 TO an Egyptian. If
the Esyptidus ordinarily ures. IN that costume,
Nosss WAS justified N getting out Of the coun-
try AT all hazards. An Egyptian askmaster with
a brosan ike hixon's. must have been able To
administer a fearful KICK. Nixon soon APP
preached the grave, and made earnest appeal
to tne crowd 10 got away from n. lie coffin
was brought forward. aud a committee was So
lected to see tnat there was no decepti lon. NIX
on now pulled on hts shoes, aud stood on the
g. nh, holding IN cdcn hand "a wal. His voice as
suneu unnatural soiemniiy tie SAID that ne
wanted silenCs Tor a vale that tnls was a me
and death matter; hi voice b came husky, and
pcrspirdIion began 10 start upon his brow. lie
paused mu.lVnt. A luok of grave determina-
ton settled upon his fac, aud with tTonulOus
sign ne hastil, swaliOwel the cont nts of the
wal. In a few minutes his face assumed deatnly
pdllur, aud daIh INNS Apue rcd beneath ms eyes
The spectators thought he was gong To ole
lie lay in the co1ip and the ia wvs screwed
down. The conn was rapidly lowered into the
grave, aud the earth snoNeicd IA; Inc excite
ment increased as the tiW- fUr which The Pro-
lessor was Ia remain under tI una VhIN
minutes) passed. Al twenty-cight minutes tue
excl ement communicated itself 10 The judges,
and they issued orders tor the horn to be blown,
whch was to summon the buried man fOitn.
As the frs note of tue instrument rung cut the
assembly become frantic. soon "A scream rose
AS the ear h began TO crack, and Nixon came NJ
into sight with - load OF art u1 his head Then
howl caused by the discovery that the
Professors appearance had been made through
aneaty covered chamber, which was divided
by only thin partition from the head OF tho
grave. He had burst the head out Of the coffin,
crept INTO the shalt, anu emerged from II al he
sound Of the horn. lie bowed his thanks aud
withdrew.
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street. $500.
BY v X. Stevenson. Jr.-One plot, 5O.5x10o, on the
eighth street, 4, 5OO
adjourned. " ~
day at the EXCHANGE. ~ " N ~ -
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PacLards Lying Telegram to Father TAFT
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. l. 1876

10 ne National Dam ctuHc Committee:
POkard telegraphed TAFT! that the indications
Of serious disturbance are increasing IN thls
State There are no indie itions Of disorder in
this state. In the only dist urbances whlcn nave
occurred recently the Republicans were tue m
stl4tiors and aggressurs. such indications .A-
ist only Ia The miuds Of those VINO desire such
condition % secure Federal iuterVrnton' ne
people know OF no such danger mere II uut
one sentiment among the Democrats anu t""t
Is Tor a peaCedhle election.
j. NJ. PATTON, Pres't Dem. Com.
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Expelled for poIi,ical Opinions.

FI0WINf CNuIIfSI0h NtfS md LOUTI0,
BoNNEAU's :. C., Sept "A colored
man, who joined the Black oak Democratic
Campaign Cldp, has been expelled from ms
Church ON no other charge, with the promise
that he shall he taken back Tvs soon as lac takes
IN, name of the roll.
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Arrived THURSDAY, Sept. 7.
S. Geo. Cromwell, Bacon, ST. Johns v r., and Hall
fax days.
s.. I. {; knight. Chichester. Georgetown d Co. and
Alexandra.
Sc. California, oyenstone. glasgow Aug. %. and Mo-
vile %.
s.. ten. whitney. Hallett, Boston.
So Ola Dominion. walker, itchuOnc, city Point snd
Norfolk
s.. Canada. Sumner London Aug %
s.. Clyda, Kennedy, Havana sept. 1.
ship VI p. Grace. Liverpool Aug 4.
Also the usull river nd cOaslwi.e vcss i.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-08
MARINE INTELLIGE NCE.

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