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Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-02

LILY,
Warm.
Smoky.
Pleasant.
Fla again.
-SuWmer past
Winter mo til.
m van Der here.
Wheat sowing time.
Election next Tuesday,
Snow has Ca.len in New York
city.
Several loads OF corn in town
for sale, the past week.
- Give the full vote OF, you
Districts to the Democralic-can
dldates.
The leayeS are nearly all
fallen from the trees and We
may expect to see fire in the
mountains.
-.Messers, Ing rsoil aud Tay-
ler are in Cater and UnicOi
counties this eek, and will close
the canvass at Jonesboro next
Monday.
The next President of the
United States will BET w.
Ferry, of Michigan, who will
held Y 9 position from - a. M,
to Il NJ March 5, 1877. "
The snmmer scalolng season
being about over, the Indians are
perfectly willing to make peace
aud take up their quarters at the
Government boarding-houses.
We understand that the salt
river boat will pass through this
place about next Thursday or
perhaps before that time. 1t will
be owing to how fast the election
returns come in.
The 4th Of March during
Inauguration year has fallen on
Sunday in 1921 and lS49, and
will in 1877, 1906 1917, 1915,
1913, POOL, 2029, 2057, 20S5 2125,
2153, PSI. 1921 and so on.
ANY p rson having a ten
thousand dollar farm for sale
may find a purchaser by commun-
icatiug with Mr.. A. F. Nalf. a
gen leman Of means desires 10
purchase such 2 farm at or near
this place.
-Goldsboro Messenger: The
negroes constitute seven-eighlhs
of the Republican Lqrty in North
Carolina and yet they have no
candidate on the State ticket,
nor for any other important
position, Negroes mnst vote
for white Republicans. but many
Of these will not vote TOR a negro
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-02

Pay your 1876 taxes and save
costs.
Cost on your 1876 taxes first
OF January.
Nothing is exempt from sale
for 1916 taxes.
1876 tax books remain IN
Trustees hands only three
months,
1876 tax books go into the
hanls of Constables first OF Janu
arv.
Any and all personal pro-
perty will be exposed to sale for
1876 taxes first Of January.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-02
Greonvillc. Tenn
Oct. 5. 1876. [

Oct. D, 1870.
FeNon, citizens Of Greene county:
Having been Ca led upon to
make a statement in regard to j.
G. Parks salary. my recollection
is. After Park was elected first
time) the court appointed u COM
mlttee of three to say what Park
should receive per year for his SerS
wees that committee SAID that he
should be entitled to six hundred
and fifty dollars per year for his
services. lie served the county
until his expirasion of term Of ser.
vice. He was again Il candidate
for the Office l did not support
him ; | supported Mr.. MaIoney.
Park was elected, and, before his
Satary was set, he made d speech
before the court ; in hat speech
he said that the court or C mmlttee
had heretofore given him SIX huns
dred aud fifty dollars for his ser>
vices ; stating, at the same time,
that with the setting of his salary
he had nothi e to do. But thanked
the court for their l~iberality for
the past, and further stated that
he did not ask them for that
amount, but stated that he would
do the work for $500, and would
be satisfied with that salary the
court agreed to pay him.
This statement Is made to tic
best of my recollection aad belief.
e. Nj. MOORE, Chairman.
KEEP CooL.-In these times of
intense political excitement, every
one should be careful and keep
their temperS under control, and
not get excited to an undue ex
tent. TO be able to keep this ad-
vice, it is absolutely necessary that
the liver, bowels, and in fact the
whole system should be in good
condition, and it may be necessary
to use a few doses of Harris Anti
bilious Discovery, in order to brlog
this state of the body about. But
by all means keep cool.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-02
ADVERTISING RATRs

SPECIAL contracts made with Local hd.
verti:e-s aud Advertising Agents.
LooAL oR READISo NorIcTs 10 cents a
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.
CONGRESSIONAL sPEAKINGs.
GREENE COUNTY.

Greenevllle, Monday, Oct. 8.
Rneatuwn, Tuesday, Oct. II.
Blue Sprlugs, Wednesday Oe.. IL.
WairenoUurg, thursday, Oct. ~.
Caney BIancn, Friday, Ocl 20.
vs. llNitJ n COUNTY.
Johnson CRY, Friday, Uct. IL.
JuncsUorougn, saturday. Oet. ii.
Limestone, Monuay, Oct. ~.
COOKE COUNTY.
/, Parrottsyi.lc, Saturday, Oct. 81.
New Por, Monday, Ocl. %.
Aliens store, TUESDAY, Oct IA.
NSON COUNTY.
TaylOrsvil Z, wednesday. Oct. a.
CoUU's Creek, Thursday, Oct B.
UNICOl COUNTY.
Vanderbilt, Friday, Oc'. 8.
Fbsg Pond, Saturday, 0oL I.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR SENA TOR.

We are authorized and requisite to
announce the name OF JOHN. ALLISON
in, A4n candidate for Senator Of the lst
District at the November election.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-02

l, VIM. j. Ruble, chairman of
the county court at the time j. G..
Park was elected second time
county superintendent, certify to
the following fact in vind'catiOn Of
truth and justice: j. G, Park
said in his talk to the county court
just before the b%alloting began,
that he had no bid to make upon
the court. The merit day be came
into the court and proposed to take
$300.O0 as his salary"
w. j. RUBLE.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-02

L. NJ. Moore, A, Brumley,
JAS. B.. Gaunt,p ID. A. Forester,
Jerre Mcmillan, Jas. Oliphant,
j. A. Trim, A. Tucker.
VIM. Johnson,
| knew Of no such contract as
the above. ALLEN BAKER.
The New York herald., 1876-09-06

holders firm at late prices. Refined quiet. We
quote Fair refining o1se good do. 97sc. prime do.
ios' do cen,riasai hnas and e'ges. boxes 'Se.
TO l3 9'xc lo'sc do m"asses, hide aud boxes c n
&C. Porto Rico. refining. common 10 prime. SIC ssc
A. lore. or A. IO.c crushed iissc iI1sc powdered.
lsc IKE granuisted. li5sc II1se cut loaf NE
TALLow.-Receipts. 10 hhds. 1856 bbs aud casks The
market was quiet About 10000 lbs sold s5.c tor
TIs-The market Straits hrmer :and some la, 20
sales were made nj I'c he the market closing
-0i:c a2ic; straits. l71sc Engish. IKE. 1885, all
gold. Pia,es-charcoai nominaily 81 so 80 rs
ToBAcco market for Kentucky leaf quiet but
nrm $50 hhds sold at Ue lie Sccdeaf fairly
New England privatc terms: 1888 do Pennsy ania
crop 1874 at DC $50 do do 1879 at lie 2,c i34
Havana At prces ranging from ssc TO 81 10
WHISKY. -Heceipts-04 bbis. market was unchanged;
$50 bbls. sold 81 81 IL.
FRKIGmrs-There was able demand for grain anc
petroleum tonnage and fall prices Prevailed Business
fair in the way Of berth accommodation al old PRICES The
engagements were;-ro Liverpool by sail, 800 bbls.
and $500 ~ paekages butter a. 5os; 4ol boxes
To London by sail So tons oil cake oj bSs IosS.
Is. l0>d To Glasgow soam. 800 boxes cheese aud
800 packages btter at 41s TO Bristol 5000
schooner COZ hence to oenos. Lcshotn Naples
home wth marble from Lcghorn at lump sublet out
BARK. 5Ss tons, hence to Marsc,iles with Ks".
,ucky tobacco. a, BIS cd Norwegian bark,
6s 3D. Austrian bark hence tor do. Wit 300 quarters
at rate: ltaan bark hence to CardiiI with zoo
quarters at IS 3D. Austrian bark. hence 20 direct Irish
port with 3Sco quarters NJ y u German bark, hence
10 Bremen or ambnrg with 2 700 bbls refined petroleum
AT js German bark. from fhladcphia to pannig. with
= 800 bb> do 6s Norwegian bars. from Philadelphia
Cork Tor orders United Kingdom Continent. with
500 bbs do. 5s Cd. British ship, 96, laid
London with general cargo. taking tho oil cake reported
The New York herald., 1876-09-06
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Sept s. 1876.
SSsr qSs. Tadsg i sw asns oe sssd
sales, $40. stock 7,lo'.
Cotton strong; mddng lie low middling. iOl.c good
ord nary sac Net receipts S bales gross 429 do sales.
ooo las, evening. $50 stock 3i3st
SAVANNAH. Sept. s, 1875 q
Cotton hra middlng. I0rc. midd!ine. lUc. good
ordinary &c Net receipts, 800 bales 500 do Sales.
MOBILE. Sep, s. 1876
Cotton unchanged; middinr io,zc lie. low mddng
Is bales. sales, 100 Stock. 4,Gi0
CHARLESTON. Sept. s. 1876
Cotton firm and in fair demand niddng idsc io7Sc;
low mtling lO1c iO5ac. good ordinary S5Ac Net re-
ceipls $40 bales Sales, ZOO STOCK. 2,2i7.
Flour steady Wheat steady; No . white Wabash. 81 IL;
Michigan. spot. 81 Isl october ii -; No. do, 81 o5s;
rejected e Sc: Dayton aud Michigan eo,ic 81 amber
Illinois, 81 i5' corndnll; high mixed, iec low mixed
white. soc Michisan, sac; rejected, 3sac. Receipts
0o bbis Hour. $4,000 bushels wheat 1000 do: co.n.
2sooO do oats. Shipments 500 bbls flour Al 900 bushels
wheat. 1900 do. corn. 23.Ooo do. oats.
CHICAGO Sept. 5. 1876
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat unse,tled; opened
strong and higher closed at inside prices No Chi
sage spring s7al; n. Chicago sprns se'sc cash n and
higher: No at 4sz6c. 44e, cash and sep,embsr;
isssr
sihe oetoDsr ,o Bye hs%er at ssl Barley in fair Dc.
ns O9. Sa, r % and sas aas 1 PORK
W. To- cash and ocsoSsr sii 80 ali I''' tho
but ira ys. Bulk $sas 30 s
easier shouders 55sc &C. short rib middles sic
changed Railroad lreishts uS%ehanssd Reeeip.s~Foar,
5000 bbs wheat 65oOo bushels corn. 276Ooo OATS
Flour. 500 6Sis wheat. 800 bushels corn a54ooo DO
oats isoo 90 rye ~ do barley o. 90 do AZ the ai
September 97asc. October Corn higher ia4e. 4issc
ssptembsr 4a4e ostooer Oats hr% ;iAe seeemlesr
teuber, IS 80 all the
The New York herald., 1876-09-06

1867 registered, 1863 l167s; do. do, do, coupon,
ll6x 1l6T; do do, 1865, registered llSi4 ll94;
do do, do, coupon, 11s4 ll9E; do do, ten fortes,
registered, us 115is: do do, coupon, 1l54 1l6;
do 1vcs 1881. registered, 1l5I q 1l5h; do do,
coupon, 1l5x a 1l5H.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds generally lower. New Jersey
Central convertible declined to 76 New Jersey Central
arsts, new, fell of to hoy, do. consolidated being
steady at s6 Lchigh and wkcsbarre consolidated sold
at 60 62k against es7s yesterday; Michigan Central
sevens declined to l00z, ST. Paul consolidated sinking
funds to ss4 and Western Pacincs lol Chicago and
Northwest consolidated registered sold down 9l a. but
closed sl7s bid with bonds offered under 92A.
The ST. Paul issues also hammered and La Crosse
dieison sold down to l0lA and consolidated sinking
funds to Ssh Al the close there nrmer feeling
in the entire list and the bidding prices generally
raised New Jersey Central frsts advanced to ILL., and
the conso frsts to So the latter being advance OF
per cent Union Pacific nrsts rose to 1863.
The following the closing quotations for Pacific
Railroad bonds
Union drsts..... .................... loss TO lo6h
Union land grants 1905 to 100 =
Union sinking funds. .................. 90 to 92k
Aio's " IA
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advices report the market for consols
and American bonds much stronger and higher than
yesterday. tnoso securities advancing - per cent
maintaining the Improvement the close of busi-
The Bank Of England gained f347 900 bullion on
balance to-day. At Paris rcntcs advanced TO l06I Csc
At Frankfort United States 1vcs sold up to 1885,
The ollowings the latest quotations :-Consols
for money, 95I a 957s consols Tor account,
95I 951s: nve-twenty bonds OF 1885, old, 1855;
hve-tweniy bonds of 1857, l0si; ten-forty bonds.
1917; new fves 107H; Erie common shares, "a "a
UNITED
Revenue receipts to-day, $3.50 OOo customs receipts
oO0O bank notes received for redemption, $3.50 O00
MEMORANDA
The Chicago and Alton Railroad Company earned
during tho fourth week in August 1876, $780, GIG IL,
against s126 02l SS during the corresponding period
last year. same mileage. Increase, 80, 594 75
Total earnings for August, 1875 ...... S494 271 5s
Total earnings for August, 1875 ........ All 900 40
Increase for the month ........ ...... $S2,3ll IL
Earnings from January TO September l,
1876. So 149, ,643 IA
Earnings from January to September l.
Increase oght months. hs................. s23I,271 "A
The following the Michigan Central earnings for
the week ending September 2:-
lSI6.. ............... ............. $2l2 lO6 59
Increase. $685. 23S 6s
Month OF August
Sos2 az 20
534, 0OO 4o
Increase ......................- $s,7u 70
The New York herald., 1876-09-06
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT 1-SC. LOWER, CLOSING STEADY
FUTURES CLOSED QUIET BUT sTEADY-FLoUR
sTEADY-wHEAr DULL BUT FIRM-coRN Ac-
TIvE-oATs QUIRT-wHIsKEy sTKADY-PoRK
FIRMER-LARD FIRMRR-PErROLEUM FIRM
ER-sPIRITs TURPENTINE FIRMER-RosIN
FIRM AND ACrIvE-oILs GENERALLY STEADY
COFFEE FIRM-sUGAR FIRM-FRE1GHTs
STEADY.
TUESDAY, Sept Sc p. NJ.
Tho markets were without important change, save
in a lew particulars. On 'Change business mod.
crate in nearly all commodities Flour steady.
Wheat dull but lrm for good parcels, which
scarce Corn active. but closed quiet after large
sales had been effected. Oats were quiet Whiskey
steady. Pork and lard wero frmer. Frcights were
steady. Cotton the spot was no lower but closed
steady Futures closed quiet. but steady Coffee was
firm Sugar firm. Oils quiet but generally steady
Petroleum Rosin firm and active Spirits
turpentine nrmer.
remained quiet at size 5Sc for pots; pearls
nal ut 6sxc u &C.
ASrrxoSY.-The stock being rapidly diminished and
the market ruled firm at l5lac l5slc. gold.
BrEswAx was quiet and unchanged Quoted at Sic.
a2}sc. for Western aud Southern
BRoox Corn dull and unsettled. Quoted at 41.c
&C. red for red tipped and 7c &c for medium
to choice grades.
CANDLES quiet but steady. We quote sperm.
2sc sperm patent, $780, stesric acid nc or. ole 23c
u2, IA, 10 ozJ, l2c &c., psrafine as 6s
and l2s). l9c. q 20c
CoYrEE.-The market for Brazis very firm,
but quiet We quote :-Ordinary csrgoes. l5i4c.
l51zc; fair do, IKE. l71sc.: good do, IKE.
lSc.; prime, 1sLc ls1sc; extreme range for lots.
i5,.c 2Oc: Santos, fair to good 161zc IKE. gold.
ninety days. java government bags 19c 21c. do grass
mats, 2Oc. 22c Singapore l7c. lsc; Ceyon i51sc
l7c Msacaibo l4c iec Laguayra Ice. al7c Jamaica,
l5c l6c st. Domingo lac. l4iac; Porto Rico i6lsc
Ike; Costa Rca l6c. l7sc Ne xican l5zc leJsc;
Manila. l5sc Ice Angosturs, l5c. lie ssvania lac
u lie Curacao. lac. = Ice
CooPxRAGE STOCK unchanged. Wo quote
Monsscs shooks 32nch. with heads 81 90 81 %:
shocks 3S-inch s. 81 81 15 do. d. 36inch
81 81: box shocks. 75c. Soc do. 81: pipo
no.. So 80 so; empty hogshosds 81 So: hoops. IL
feet ordinary to prime. $S5 s37: hoops IL isst. do
$50 . S3S N.
CoRDAGE unchanged. We quote Manila darge and
all sizej per TO-, 1875 l4sc. do cordage. bolt rope
warns Ice. lie tarred Manila, lac S.sa rope. lOc
lie. New Zealand, l1sc. l2bac Russia hemp tarred
I4c. American do. 14c. Russia bolt rope. I7c.
CorroN.-Quotatious On spot cotton were reduced he
the srkct. however closing steady NJ the decline Futures
quiet steady Tnc closing prices today
with Mondays as follows:-
The New York herald., 1876-09-06

The comparative estimated earnings Of the.Oho and
Mississippi Railroad Company for the month OF August
follows-In 1876, s293, S97 So; in 1875,
$257 40 Sc; increase in 1876, $35 1877 90.
The exports of produce from this port for the week
ending to-day werc s6417,217, against So 346 100 TO
the corresponding week In 1875 and So 99s in 1874
The total exports Of produce from the port Jan
uary this year. $780, 66s 429 against $173 500
for the corresponding period in 1875 aud $203 900
in 1874
MINING STOCKS.
The following are the closing quotations for mining
The New York herald., 1876-09-06


delivered contract 2UD bales For future delivery
sales follows :-Yesterday after two r. M-Novcm-
ber 90 bales at iIse; January 100 ss IL 1.s2c. 3oo
February loo at III 2J32c. Total, 100 bales
To-day up T.. Mseptomber, l.UOo iisc., 700
ii I7Ssc oetober 4oJ az II lice, i2vo Al n a-ac.,
c.noer II1se. zioo at iiezc, 800 IL ll.2c
January. 30 inc, 800 IL 10 BE-,
200 NE: February. 40 at II 2i-Jlc.
Total. ii.iVO bales Grand total. 1920 bales.
The receipts the ports s
New or,sans I2o; Mobile ss; savannah. so5; Charles
boston, 5l; Phladelphis. ~. Total, 2,97s bales.
This day Ot2 bnes This day last year. 324O
bacs Total since september 1, Hiss bales. Cotton
freights closed foo~sTo Hsvre, by steam, sc
pressed. 10 Hamburg. by steam, &c, compressed To
.Sremen by steam. compressed To Liverpool 3D.,
by by sail. 5-itd. = ll-Jld.
DauGs &c.-opum rrm unchanged quoted s. 37i.
soa bond ioo lots selling At about 81 10 currency
aud powdered at 80 Uu currency sheiiac Arm,
an advancing tendency quoted Mt aoc.. gold in lots
for ID. e.. aud Ale, currency Ginseng steady at
81 10 81 20 OIL vitrio was Quiet At 81 10
Csnplor was steady 17c Tor refined ia bbs cream
tartar nrm soc. 32c, gold. Tor American
and French powdered In Dbls.
do in boxes. Observation-Disclosures and ether
former and DOC Tor the latter
Borax was steady n, Ilac. i5sc for refined city and
81 so currency burgundy pitch quoted st6;aca &c
GuaranA entirs'y nominal at - 30 n e. Mama
vas easy: quoted Doc soc. Tor
ami 81 30 large AMI fOc. Tor Div divi
was nrn at 40 ton Clutch was quiet At &C..
gold. Prussiatc potash was quiet Al 25c. 2sc
monisc dull at it5sc. gold Irish moss was auict
a. essc s7c. Gambler uuet a 5sc gold salts
we're fair AT sumac nrm at 81 30. Ar
gos l5c. 2sc gold according 30 ou aisy
The New York herald., 1876-09-06
lAItBLE mANrELs.

WNINbbF TINNTEbSs
CTEwART's SLATE, MARBLE AND WOOD MANTkL5'
y aud elegant designs from $40 up: she trade hss
ally dcat with. 220 aud az West 23d ~
The New York herald., 1876-09-06

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
Tho following shows tho changes as compared with
Yesterdays closing prces:-
ADvAScK-Delaware and Lackawanna, IL Delaware
and HUDSON Canal, u Erie, "a Lake Shore, - !;
Michigan Central i; jersey Central, "a Northwest q
do preferred u OHIO and MISSISSIPPI, q Pacific Mali,
y ST. Paul, s do. preferred, "a Western Union, "a
Adams Express "a.
DEcLfyE.-Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, Ia, atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph y Central anal Hudson Il Chi
cago aud Alton, u; e. G. and J. c. u; Q. c. c. ana
la Panama, .
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money was easy at a Ia per cent on call
Foreign exchange was cull with business at th
following quotations:-
The New York herald., 1876-09-06

CyUERIFFis SALE or POTATOEs.--GERARD BETrS,
Ssherirs sAaconoori;y virtue or warrant Of attach
uen granted Hon. T. X Westbrook. ol the Jusscos
Of the Court Of tho statc Of New yok and
ami order of said Court made by said Justice the
5th September. 1876 Will sale Al public
vendue dsy Wedne day), september at ~ O'clock
c ar several hundred barrels OF Potatoes WM.
G. CONNER sheriff JAMES MAXWELL Deputy.
The New York herald., 1876-09-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

I EGIrlMArE AND PLEASANT BCsINkss CAPA
Ioe ~ extension SlOD yearly for sale S3 900;
will exchange for Rsa Estate or Mortgage. A BLOA9
VISIT. $50 Nassau St
The New York herald., 1876-09-06
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
PRovipKNcH. X. l.. Sept 8, 1874
Printing cloths market quiet and rather easie but not
Quotaby changed In price.
BRAZILIAN MARKETS.
RIO JANEIRo Sept 4-Cofee-Market amin ated; prices
m good frsts, 0SO) 645O reis 10 klos Exchange
London 24ss.
SANTOS, Sept 4.--Cofee-Market quiet; prices main
tanned: change; superior Santos $500 $3.50 res
10 kilos
EUROPEAN MARKET.
LONDON Sept 5-Evening g-Linseed oil 24s Cd. per cwt
The New York herald., 1876-09-06
A PETER BOWIE. AUCTIONEER.
n. SELLS THURSDAY, SEPT. Z, AT IL O'CLOCK.
AT tn MADISON Az

Scnways Upright Piano Paror Suits in velvet and sstin
Bronzes. lace Curtains Clocks black walnut and ebony
Chamber Suits, Turkish Lounges. Easy Chairs, Dining
Room Chairs in leather. feather Pillows spring and ha1
Mattresses carved Buffet Extension Table. carved Hall
Stand Mouuet and Administer Carpets Angorn Rings China
& Catalogues At saesroo corner sth ST. and University
place.
1lY G. u. FAVOR. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8,
ID at l3 East 14th ST.. large lot Of Furniture Carpets,
Pianos Organs Mirrors, &c. until then at private sao
auction prices n B-Best location for sales private
auction Goods wanted. Money advanced Outside salea
solicited
DY MAX BAYEHsDORFER. AUCTIONErR. SELLS
Doclock, 46S Pearl St., first class Saloon with Bowling
alley.
(NHINA, GLASSWARE AND FANCY GOODS.-BIS.
SELL. wELLES MlLLET. Auctioneers; Thursday,
sept at 10 A. NJ at our saiesroom No 10 Murray ST.,
about 500 lots OF Vases Cologne Sets China, Dinner and
Tea Sets: Plates Coiiees &c
EEOKGE HOLBROOK. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
VA ROLLINS sell this day. O'Clock, at 4J2 and 453
Canal IT,. Paror Suits Cham ,er and Dining Room rurn
Mirrors, Carpets Extension Tables Lounges Chairs
Mattresses Beds Bedding Crocscry Glass Plsted Wsro
Kitchen Utensils Sewing Machines. &c
The New York herald., 1876-09-06
A UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
N p,uuuforte. Bronxes OH Paintings

I 4 PinnOIOrte, Br0hEes. UII Paintings Nc.,
this WEDNESDAY,, CONNER ncing at lOta o'clock,
II East 10th Broadway OF magnificent faror
Suit latest STYLE covered in satin cotelne and hair
cloth Pianodrtc Pedestas Etagerc Easy Lounges Turk
ish Chairs Oil Paintings Mirrors. Curtains Clocks Vases.
marble Centre and Side Tables, Music and Jardiniers
suits. DRESSING Cases. Bureaus. WASH
stands. spring and hnir Mattresses Clocks, wardrobes,
Desks Buffet Extension Tables. Crockery Cut
ley All these goods must be absoutey sold rain shine
HENRY ZINN. Auct
The Morning herald., 1876-09-29
Deauh Of q Noted General.

A despatch from Galveston, Texas, an
nounces the death of Gen. Braxton T.
Bragg. He dropped dead yesterday morn-
ing, while crossing Twentieth street, in
that city, in front of the Post Office. He
was 81 years of age. His body lies In state
at Artillery Hall, and will be taken to Mo-
bile II arrangements can be made with the
New Orleans steamers for it's conveyance.
Gen. Bragg was in his usual health up to
the moment Of the attack. The cause of
his death was syncope produced by organic
disease of the heart.
Gen. Bragg was born in Warren county,
North Carolina, in 1878. He graduated at
West Point in 1887, was appointed lieu
tenant of artillery and served mainly in the
war with the Seminole Indians IN Florida
until 1S43. From 1S43 to 1S45 he was
sta ioned at Fort Moultrie in Charleston
harbor, and just before the breaking out of
the war with Mexico he was ordered to
Texas. In May, 1S46, he was made Cap
tain by breyet for gallant conduct in the de-
fence of Fort Brown, and in the June fol-
lowing was made Captain Of artillery. He
was breveted as Major for gallant conduct
in the battle of Monterey In September of
the same year, and in l847 was brevetted
as Lieutenant-C Colonel for gallant conduct In
the battle OF Buena Vista. From 1845 to
1855 he was engaged in frontier service, and
In March, 1855, was appointed Major Of cav
airy, but declined and received leave of abb
sence. In January, 1856, he resigned his
commission and returned to his plantation
in Thibodeaux, La. rta,ee
When the civil war broke out he joined
the Confederates, was made Rrigadier- Gem
srAl snd placed n command q te9cacolss
The Morning herald., 1876-09-29
Aid for Savannah and BrMns,Uich,
Georgia.

The attention of our citizens is called to
the subscription lists now opened at the
drug store of Edward Bringhurst q Co., N.
w. corner Sixth and Market streets, Chas.
Warner g. Co., Market street wharf, and at
the Western Union Telegraph office, N. E..
corner Third and Market streets, for the re-
lief of the sufferers from yellow fever in
Savannah and Brunswick, Georgia. The
funds collected will be paid over to ". D
NAPLES, Esq, No. 500 Washington street,
who has been a resident of Savannah for a
number Of years past land by him forwarded
to the Benevolent Societies formed IN Sa-
vannah and Brunswick. We trust our citi-
zeps will respond quickly and cheerfully to
assist suffering humanity.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-29
Minor Locals.

Samuel Durney returns thanks to the five
friends who voted for him on last Saturday
as candidate for Assessor, and urges them
to vote for Henry Bradley next Tuesday, ;
Samuel Durpey says he has as yet been
unable to find but two of the five friends
who voted for him on Saturday, and If the
other three will put in an appearance and
prove to his satisfaction that they are the
parties, he will set them up at Babcocks. +