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New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

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New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

toc PER WEEK for good ROOM and
ttO BOARD; alsl nice EOOG 'or gentleman aud wife,
S5 per week $50 Wesi jthst between sta snd shaVrs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-27
Susan R.,s Brother m Trouble.

LEAvENwORrH, Ks, September 26 -
The Republican state central committee will
meet at Topeka tom GROW to consider certain
charges against George I. Anlh0Dy, candi-
date for governor of Kansas. One Of these
charges is that Anthony, while losn-commis-
soDer OF the school fu ID of Orleans county,
New York, appropriated to his own use part
OF that fu ID, and that the supreme cou of
New York rendered judgment against him
and his bondsmen In the sum of nine thou
and three hundred doll trs, and that this
judgmeI still remains unpaid. The records
OF the court in this matter are here in due
form. and wi be laid before the committee
Another charge Is that the records IF the dis
trict court OF the county OF Leaven worth
shoT suit ag dlnst Anthony for obtaining con
signmept OF goods upon IA Sc representa- ms
t4at b failed to pay therefor. that Judgment
was rendered ag 4lnst him for ten thOuss nd
six hundred. dJllars, aud that this ludg-
IN Mt likewise remains unpaid. There are
also other matters affecting the integrity OF
Anthony, which will be brought before the
committee.
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TURKEY AND SERVIA.
Both BelIigerents Agree to n Further
Suspension OF HOsGiIItIes The
Question of Prince MfIan's
RIBgshIP.

CONsrARTINOPLE, September 26-
The p lrtB has telegra phed its representatives
abroad, bat 10 has sent the destt ute Bu ga
tiars one hunured thousand Turkish pounds,
and AIKEN m asures for the sr sedy rebuilding
OF their villages.
B LG3ADE, September 26.-The various d.
plomatic ageT Is presented dispatches to
Prince Milan, announcing that the p rte had
agreed to proloDg The u-pensiOn Of hostili-
tles and that the or ditions proposed by the
powers Recommended the maintenance OF the
stutu quo ante belLuTn in fegard To eervla.
BE tLIN, september 26.-The Russian gov
eminent has ordered tue registration of all
horses liable to be Seized In case OF var.
B%LGRADG, September % be SerTiar
government has ven not ce IN all OF its mil
ltsiyc mmsnders OF the prolong alton OF a
cessation of ho-tilitIes. The Russian consul,
out to him that Europe regarde the p, o | m
a,iop Of the army, declaring him king, W tn
dtspi q uret ana advised him tn summon
General Tcherns- eff to B. L. ade, and TO eX-
plain 10 him th-t the accepian ~ the re al
title would cause ire h com mplicatiOn Ina
Austrian consul asked IOT explanations
concerning General TchernA yen S proclama-
ton Prince Milan said that h. was tIyIn to
arrange the matter in a manner showing d" e
consideration for the feeliogs of the army
whose support was absolutely necessary to
him. Re said General Tc ,erna, eff aud the
army adj cred 10 the proclamation, Oespt e tue
dis, uasion OF the war m Mister. He added
that uefini resol ton cont ming the proc
lsmation would be taken when the war mtd-
istsr returned from camp.
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THE E" BOSS" SAFE.
On Board the United States Steamer
FrankIin-He > now on his way
TO New Hsrk.

Woo, 6PAIN. September 26 The
steamer Franklin arrived here this morning.
Tweed wss much surprised wuen he was told
that the Franklin was TO take him TO The
UDited SJat S. He had hoped, on arriving IN
Cuba, y here he Thought he was going, to
be able through the assistance and influence
OF friends to avoid being surrende ed to the
Anne lean authoriti.s He expressed great
disappointment at the new pect of aff irs.
90 the arrival OF the Frank in Mr.. Ad, e,
acting minister OF the Unitel States in the
absence OF General Gushing, went on board,
and conferred with her commander regard
ing the proposed trRL fer OF Tweed and Hunt
TO the franklin. he intention was TO
remove the pr1. oners from their present guar
tiers TO the steamer this evening. During Ineir
confinement in Co>tella del Castro, Tweed
and Hunt were kept in separate room, closely
guarded, and not allowed 10 communicate
with each other. The captain-general
issued strict orders that no one
should be allowed TO speak to
them. Mr. Adee has been warned that Tweed
might make away with himeelf rather than
re urn TO New York. The commander or the
Frankin has, C. ereforP, been instructed to
ket p him strictly confined, and leave him no
OPP oItunity 10 jump overheard.
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GRE tNRACKS.
fhe Lovers or tie Filthy Lucre I'm Con
VentiOn IN New YOrk-CharEes
and COunteF-Charges.

ALBANY, September 26.-The go
called GreenbRck stare convention met to-
Gay, and after appointing several comm tees,
took recess N. twIihstanding a storm, the
attendance OF visitors was numerous Upon
resssem bl Dg, the temporary oficers were
made perm NJ Dt. BesOlut ons were intro
dnced cordially indorsiR- the principles laid
down BY the Indianapolis convention ard de-
cisring for Cooper and Grey. The following
neSolu'ions were intrCducel:
Resolved That there eau De no bust ess pros
perity n.ess ali property is eQu lily taxed,
an therefore demand that government
DO nds shall bear their just share of public
tzJation.
ResoIusd That q more Just system of laws
should be enacted for the regulations of in
oorporatsd wealth, so that persons of properTy
shRu not be uni ustly taxed or ing trans
ported over railroads; and Investments by
savings banks and insurance companies sha
AFFORD grea er protection to those Whose inter-
ests they have in cnarse.
The reading of the resolutions caused con-
sidera aie excitement, one delegate prououpc-
ing them uawo thy OF the movem mt repre-
sented by tue convention. Mr. Maitland
charged inst clique had drawn up the resoI
lutio IL and had totally ignored the in teFeets
and the reso uti ms were finally adopt d
Richard Montgomery Griffi q, eIitor Of the Al.
baDy EUentne Post, was month sged for COVER
nor; Tnomas A. TnIstroug, g,iseutenant-governor !;
Antnhny J. CaddeoacB canal commissioner;
Marcus DIXON, IpIge OF sppeags; ohm W.
Tramp StsIe priSJ inspector.
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Murdered Doing His Duty.

LOUISVILLE. September 26 -IrwiD
Beaumont, OF Clarksville, Tennessee, was
mOrtally wounded Sunday night at Garnetts
Beaumont AID Ge ,rge p rkins, b 9TH OF whom
are Tennessee officers, went t0 GarnertsvilIe
for the purpose of arrestiug w. I. - anne, OF
tn t place, on a rsqui ition from GoVerno,
M'Creary, of KENTUCKY, he being charged
with the com lssiOn Of a crime In IlarkA
w ;,, ~ ~ sorratt go,
ing with no resistance. Perkins lett Beau
mont with Brame few minutes, and upon
re- urnil found that he had snot Be +umoh I
and was running Tor his life. Perkins fred
several shots without hitting him, and tn.
people, MOI uLder, tandIng the trou BILE, rushed
from their meeting and com oelIed Perkin. to
leave iorth with, which he did With alacrty.
Beaumont was cared for, but when last heard
from was dy ing in great agony.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-27

vaunah and Bruins wick was an Ell quent sp'
peal Ia behalf OF their suffering people. II
SDy people should help the people OF SaYan-
Dsh, thsy ars tl1e people VI ii. mi phis Ht
did cot ihinK IL necessary to make a further
appeal. for the NEE ing had alrea y done no.
bly,, ami he felt assured our ciuzeLs would
do even more
Mayor williamson announced the follow
ing ~ "
First Ward-M. II Reilly, Iohn Zeut
Colonel q W Gan {, Andrew kenkirt, Joun ),
Su livan, p. J. Kelly.
second Wsrd-Dr. Frank Rice, John Done
van, DR. ID. Ego Odyear, T. j. Msllon, herman
Third Wafo-f. NJ. Hill, A vsccsro, Nspo-
leon 1tn James Speed, thomas Boyle, c. W.
Mccall, o. woodbridge.
Fourth Wards. ~. Greene, s: H Duns'
comb, e Quentel, W. S. Bruce, ]. n. oliver,
jos -ph Wetter
Flft6 Wsrd--J. ]. Murphy, Thomas 3. rur
ley, J. v. Botto, J. Jenny, Moses Morris,
sixth Ward-B Bingham, Jack Halstesd F.
NJ. White, l. Happek, g. .. Ecker y, William
Gay.
way, Jesse Forrest ]. L. bIIlsman, Josiah
Paterson, John II. Deets
Eighth Wa d.. Camp. Il. ursr hhelm,
W J.rnsgtn, B. Mk,..es, c. W. Coz er, John
Ntn'HH wa,d-A. T. Lacey, b. Townsend,
= Tbsth gSlp Wsra-B. 7. Anderson, c. W. Frazer,
M.,enrke, Jacob Thompson, B. K. Pullen, j.
r. Davidson.
The above comm tees will meet at the cot
ton exchange this morning, at nalf- past nine
O'Clock sharp where books will be furnished
In order that the wo, of c Invassing for suD D.
scrl ptions may be Immediately commenced.
Alter the announcement or the at I'VE com
mittees, the meeting adjourned, subject To
the cab of The chairman.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-27

able business was transacted at the book fair
yesterday, and to-day several new buye hav-
re ;islered their names on the books OF the
managers This morning all the publishers
appeared busy, and liberal sa es are reported
MeSsrs. George A. Leavltt & Co under whose
auspices the fair is conducted, state that tue
present sale wi prove the most telling test OF
the new system for which there has yet been
au opportunity. l. is believed that the pres
ent fair Will rep-at the success of that held
last fall The terms of sale are a credit of IL uF
and six months, whereby The payments ma
ture the latter part of January and March
thus the purchaser realizes from the holiday
tIade aim 81 his entire Inueptedness.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-27

PBILADELP PHIA. September 26.-Tbe
Centennial commits ion are in executive ses-
sion to-day, xamini0g the ast list OF awards.
Tue rain tell heavily here during the early
UaTt OF the day, but This afternoon 1t Is cleh T
and pleasant. NotWithstaI di ug the bad
weather of Ihe morning the attendanc ce at L e
exposition tR very large. The utm IT r. terest
is taken by oil classes in the preparations for
PennsylvaDia ia day Thursday, snI he indica-
uons are that the crowd in attendance at the
exposition will far Surpass that of any other
day. The day will be generally observed as a
holiday. Business places Will close newspa-
per- suspend publication, and every opporlu-
nifty and encouragement will be given for
employees to visit the Centennial grounds
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-27
Caldwell Nominated for Congress by
AccIamatioH ON he EIeyenfh
Ballot
Bpecil TO the ApPeal.l

Hum soLDT, Tenn, September 26.-
The convention OF the ninth congressional
district 10 nomina q q candidate for congress 5
and 4 district elector met here to-day, a very
large de eEation being present. The names Of
Ho-. W. 7. Caldwell. or WeRkley COUNTY
Colonel b. ]. Lea, OF Hayw Cd NsjOr q. W.
Smt eat, OF Tipto UOIouel 7. 4. Richard
son OF D. er, and Judge q, Il Bla k, of Glib en-,
were put In nOmlnR ion. On the ti yenth
bal'o' Hon. W. r. Gal ths pr sent in
oumbent, wa7 nominated by acclsmation.
The ther candidates pledge emselv 70
aud wi stsnd by the act on OF the oOBven
uon. On the twenty-thTd ballot Mr.. Smith
cal, OF Upton, wa nominated for elt ctor.
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Great Radical PoM.Hou.

LAFAYETTE, IND, Septem ber 28-The
attend nee at the battle-ground to-day was
very large Ten thousand people were present
at the spesking in the tsbe' nacle and at the
ba ue-ErO1nd proper. Speeches were made by
Blaine, Harrison, Booth, fitzpatrick, Goodloe
Robert Lincoln, GordO Lee and Others. Ali
were listened TO attentively. The most inter
est was manifested in Blaine around whose
stand very large crowd congreg 4ted. There
were excursion Irains ON ali tue roads rum
nin- into the city. public reception Will be
held this evening at the residence OF Hon. G.
y. o O.th; also, speaking in the public SQUARE
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INDIANA AND OHIO.
The Chances of Success Largely with
the Democratic Party.
From an Occasional Correspondent Of the
Appeal.

LOUISVILLE, September 22.-The elec
Gon, w-re II to come on to day, would,
think, give the I'emUcracy twenty thOu.and
majority, and hetwt Gu now and eiecuon day,
there ca be bat one way the Re spublrca, s
10 less q that mum ber-tnat is by importing
a sgf oes intO Tie state. This they doipR
every day along the entire river DOrd r OF the
stat. The Democrat c executive c mmttt.e
OF kentu ky are fI!ly - sted, and wild have
spgtJefs al All the principal voting piaces in
Indiana where these negrOse will most COP
RregAie. and TO q great ext-nt viii checkmste
tn move The Oe man e eIne {, whicn bas
heretofore vOUsi Idly tIr the Repubiraus
are widely split from t..em AID viii oe al most
n uutt iur III en-. Tsking al things into con-
siueration, can see no p' s. bic Gy oF lessen
ing o r m sjorlIy below ten Thousand in the
governors race, nor b7low twenty thousand
Ia the Presidential elccfioI. 4 ne German
NO for lid n will be much larger tuan It
Will ne for governor hence my reason for
thinking tDe former will Increase the majority
over the latter. The u. IN lcrats o1 Kentucky
have deterIn ned not TO spend a dollar In our
own STATE, but To sc d all that may be collect
ed INTO In, lana Joe blackburn m de the
finest speech iast nigbt have ever heard, and
goes 20 ay 10 OHIO to "a " as 4 ~ state until
the election. L like most of the Democrsts
1eiteye We wIil cafIy Oh o hey Obd doubs
Tnere is scarcely German in the state who
has not heIe IetoIore w ed the Republican lck-
ct; now Z ere ts sea cely one who Y. 1 / vote IT,
Tue prohibition laws and anti Ghisky and
bser party don't suit them.
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No Cause for Apprehension I'm New Or
leans

NEW UhLHANS BepLemDef Zb.-TBo
ofi cial report OF the board of health says there
has beeh reported TO the board from the elev-
enIh Of AUGUST tn date, Iwenty-eiE cares of
yellow fever, Of which seventeen were Iata.
The dis fase is confined to q few squares in the
uppe, portion OF the city. Only enc new case
reported since SATURDAY.. NJ apprehension is
felt of an increase of the disease
A meeting CT the rev Orleans Associate
Pres this evening passed a resolution re-
qnestinR the board OF health 10 order the re.
opening OF the NJ 'DoaOugh aud Laurel schools,
clbsed ny order OF the board a few days since,
not sufi lent cause JUST. yinS the closing and
creating unnecessary apprehension.
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Chineae Conce..ions to Enel.nh

SHANGHAI, SIP en- Der 2B.-The Yum.
nan outrage affair has been arranged The
terms include compensation to the family of
Mr. Magary, who was murdered; The conces-
ing the fscilities for intercourse between the
government aud foreign representatives are
10 be fulfilled, the Judicial sy stem relative to
foreigners improved, and The commercial
grievances rectified. kchiDg CITY, ,u the
YsntyZ rive aud trr other ports are 10 De
opened to foreign commerce.
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BrunsuIek Appeals for Help.

MACON. GA, Sep'ember 26 u. E.
Davenport, msvor Of Brunswick, and ]
NJ. Deater, chairman OF the board health ap
Gals for help TOR Brunswick city. Half the
uni IS aid is spee dliy sent many will die OF
starvation. Their suffering and want cannot
bs descIibed.
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An Unknown" Murdered.

PHILADELPHIA, SEPTEMBER 26.-This
morning The body OF an unknown man, sup
posed to be a tramp, wa fOuud On tie Read
ing railroad. near the Columbia bridge. The
mHn was quite dad, " ss covered with blood,
and bore Rnife wounds aud her marks Of
violence that left no dOnbt but t al he had
beeu murdered. The deceased was a young
man, apparently twenty-five years OF age.
three trsmps are In custody on suspicion OF
beirg I'm 5llcated il the murder, but there
seems little evidence against toem.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-27
Fatal DiaRufa.

ERIE Pa, Septembar 26 A special
disp Atch from NouBg-yille, Pennsylvania,
Rt IS an account OF fatal quarrel between
two neigh 5ors named Huutley and Root, at
LotisSilie. Tne dispute a ore concerning q
JOB OF th'eShing. Huutiey attacked koot
with pltcLfOT~, and the latter defended
himself by throwing a stone, which struck
huntley on the herd. lie walked into the
honse, drank cup OF coffee, lay down on 8
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Abandoned at Sea.

NEW YORK SsptSn bsr % The
steamship Liher y. owned J. +. y ard & Co.,
OF this city, who have been running her be-
tween this port and SRntiago de Cuba, WAS
abandoned al sea on the -evel teenta instant.
The crew were taken OF by the steamer YET
lowpine, which arrived at Break water, DelT .
wsr-, yes's roav. The steamer, which fOu =
dered 10 a gale, was " orth sb put ninety thou
sand dollars and light, Insured. The yglu
OF her csrEO Is uu uOWr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-27
Terrible Suffering.

HAVANA s prembe 20 vin KEY
WEST, September B Terrible suffering ID
being ex e,ienced in Puerto Principe fo :
merly one II tue richest CITIES OF The island.
r. ur thousand ratiODs are distributed in the
mars et-place to the people every week. The
S1anisrds are fortifyiDg the approaches to
Ctsnfusgos from both land Aad sea,
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DIED.

GOURLAY September 26th, at pm, J.
GoUKLAY, ate book keeper OF Cubbins Gum
funeral ser vices this "WEDNESDAY morn
ing, ct IL O'Clock, at his residence, No. 81 Or
leans street, by Drs. Daniel and Stainback.
GEERS-At the residence Of her sou-in-lsw,
B. ". Hickman, on G orgia street, at O'Clock
p m Mrs. LOUISA GEERs, in the 9th year of
mr. 6ges
Funeral from the residence this (WEDN ES-
DAY. afternoon, at 5 o'clock. Friends Of the
family are invited to attend.
MAPLE-At Raleigh, Tenn on Friday, I'D
inst, at 2 o'clock am, Colonel JOSIAH MA
PLEs, OF Red Fork, Arkansas.
His remains were conveyed to Rossvile.
Tenn, and there Inferred.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-27
Galveston QuarantInes New Orleans,

GALVESTON, September 26 Health
Physician Blunt this morning noti1 d Cap
tam Fowler, agent OF the Moran Ike, til 1t
the steamer which left Morgan City would be
the last Of the line allowed at this port be-
srdsT OF quarantine against New Orlerns. 1t
was subsequently, agrt ed that the ship leay-
ing Morgan City tomorrow, the twenty
sew nth, could come IN, provided there was
no sickness on board.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-27

SAVANNAH, s ptember 28-SisteT
Mary NJ 4rtha, OF Fop-Du-Isac, Wisco usin, and
Rev. Z. II. Myers, Methodist minister died
here to-day.
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WEATHER PRORAEILIrIEs.

WAR DEPT, OFYICE Oh. SrG. OFTICKB, 4
WAsHIEsTos, eepuember =, l a-D, !
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
rtsing barometer, cooler north and trett
GriHds, and clear ue1ther.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-27
CLOSING RATES

Yesterday cf cotton and gold: NsD
York cotton, 1lso. Memphis cotton,
l0ic. Ne0 York gold, llO. Memphis
gold, lO9.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-27
MARRIED.

NELL-SMITH-Augus 3lst, at the
residence of MIR. G. ]. Rogers, ObiOn county
Tenn, by Rev. Mr.. Lille, Mr.. JOHN A MCCoN-
NELL, OF FulfO county. KY, and Miss IDA D..
smith, Of Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-27

SIDNEY, NE8., September 25-Ju@ge Gay
lo-d, solicitor fJr he interior dep 4rtment, and
Governor Edmonds, both OF the stOux com
miss on, arrived mere this morning from spot
ted-Tail. The remainder of the commission
are expected TO- morrow.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-27
TERRIBL
GAS an Army With Banners.

IutImidate the enemy. unfurl ycur
Fiags. put on your Uniforms, ssd let
yoar LAM ps be found burning. Letthfre
be mn Iagsards in the camp. ss the race
ia TO the swift and the battle TO The
str"ng. -,,..,.,
thI,9 needIul for tn CHDpa Rn. Clubs
Nh,eh have not yet ordered shOurd g. I'D
m aS ante Rats ,Onr Pole. q. d threw
Ion any ,ize you nay nee'. The oil.
call has sounded, let every man be In nis
place.
J.G, WATKINS {~a.r .~s'. s1s:s.i. sIs Mai.
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Deaths In Savannah day-Appeals
for Money, Provisions and Nurses
Brunswick in a DeplOrable
Condition.
Galveston Quarantines New Orleans
The Associated Press OF the Gre.
scent City Agree that there
ls NO Epidemic There.
Meeting at the Memphis Theater Las.
Night Eloquent Prayer and APP
peal by DR., Landrum
Large Collections
Made,


SAVANNAH, September 28.-Yellow.
fever interments, twent eight.
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OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY.
Bar. rher Wind Weather.

war DEPT.. SIGNAL SERVICE q. 8. ARHY.l
MoNDAY. Sept. .. ls-6. DO .la D N. L
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THE NINTH DISTRICT.

W. M'ELROY. Sergeant.
, 1876-01-15
NOTICE.

FROM this date the undersigned
have determined to adopt a sys-
TEN, the only one on which they
will transact business for the future
with either Proprietors or Agents
all supplies delivered to Estates
from the Ist of March next, shall
be for Cash or negotiable Notes
not to exceed 80 days-the drawer
paying the discount-We therefore
request that all who will not or can
not comply with those conditions,
will make other arrangements for
the ensuing year.
West End, January 8th 1876.
ROCHE BROTHERS s. co.
, 1876-01-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ETJIL Brug we'd Fordelingen at den we'd
a Forordningen at code December 1862
angaaende Forandring af nogle Skater og
Afgifter paa Gen st. Croix dens 5 3, fast
satte Afgift til CoIonialkassen, Svarende
til Sc Cents for liver Ager Land, der
anvendes eller er udIagt til Sukkerayl, OPP
fordres herved i Henhold til Anordningeus
Forskriit, enhver PIantage-Eier eIler hans
Fuldmagtig til linden IA Dage fra Dato at
indsehde til undertegnede Commission den
i Anordningen paabudne skriftlige Err
klaering ON Netto-Vegten af det Sucker,
der er blevet produceret paa de vedkom-
mende Eiendomme i Tiden fra 1ste Januar
til site December 1875.
, 1876-01-15

Publication.

is hereby made known, that on ac-
Il count Of my intended departure for
Europe | have this day constituted Vice
Governor, Etatsraad j. A. Stakemann,
Knight Of Dannebrog, to o%f1ciate, during
my absence, as Governor Of the Danish
West India Islands, continuing however
at the same time to fill his office as Presi-
dent of ST. Croix,-aud constituted Gov
ernment Secretary, Justisraad Hattensen
to o%Ificiato as Vice Governor of the Danish
West India Islands and to assume the
separate functions OF the superior Authori-
ty Of st. Thomas and st Johns.
Government House, st Thomas 31st
December 1875.
AUG. GARDE.
, 1876-01-15

NET bekjendtgj0res herved, at
lD RombodhoIder Paul Rodrick
Means's eller Mains's 30 under 28de
December f. A. efter Bagjmring af
en- Kreditor er taget under Skifte-
demanding som faIlit.
ALE og Enhyer, der have Noget at
fordre paa nevnte Paul Rodrick
Means's eller Mains's Fallitbo ind
, 1876-01-15

kaldes harved med 3 Maaneders
Varsel til for undertegnede Skifteret
at mmelie og beyisIiggj6re deres
kYay.
St. Thom@ Skifteret, den 3die
Januar 1876.
p. M. ANDERSEN.
, 1876-01-15
M 0 7 . G E

gpHE public is hereby reminded of the
"a existing regulations, according to
which the house owners in the Town and
the suburbs are bound to have the streets
swept in front Of their houses, the sweep
ing TO take place every Wednesday and
Saturday and to be finished before 8
o'clock a M, at which time the carts will
50 round aud carry away the dirt. For
emitting to sweep in he right time and
for throwing rubbish IN the streets after
the carts have passed fines will be
inflicted.
Cbristionsted's Police Office 9TH January
1876.
II. A. JURS.