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MISCELLANEOUS.
CATARRH.

CATARRH.
Had Catarrh ten years, Dropping
i'm the Throat, Bad Cough. and
Asthma so bad as to be obliged
to take a remedy for it at
night before being able to
sleep. Cured by three
bottles of
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE.
Gentlemen MY case is briefly as follows: have
hal Catarrh for ten years. each year with increasing
severity. For nine years had not Dreamed through
one nostril 1 had droppings in the throat, a very
bad cough asthma so bad as to be obliged to take
remedy for it night before being able to lie down
and sleep, and constant dull pain in my head. MY
head was at times so full of catarrhal matter as to
inirre nv sense of hearing and compel me to get up
several times in night to clear it and my throat be-
fore could sleep. Every one OF these distressing
SYMPTOMS has disappeared under the use of not
quite three bottles of SANFoRD's RADICTL CURF.
My hearing is fully restored l have no asthmatic
symptoms, no cough, no dropping in the throat, no
headache and in every way better than have been
for years. could feel the effects of the CURE my
appetite, on my kidneys, and in fact every part of
my system. What has been done in my case is
wholly the effect Of the RADICAL CURE.
Very respectfully.
c. H. LAWRENCE.
Fitchburg, Oct IA.
Endorsed by n Prominent Druggist.
hereby certify that Mr.. Lawrence purchased the
RADICAL CURE of me, and from time to time made
familiar with his case. 1 believe his statement
to be true in every particular. nnr
Fitchburg. Oct. H. q.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed ExecutIix Iof the viii of
MARY PICKERING GODDARD, late of Portland.
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and has
taken upon herself that trust by giving bonds as
the law directs. All parsons having demands upon
the estate of said deceased, required to exhibit
the same; and all persons indebted to said estate
are callea upon to make payment to
MARY r. WOODBURY., Executrix
Portland, April 4, 1876. ap12d1aw3wWs
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Notice.

Notice.
NJ hEREAS, my wife, Sarah A. Carle has left
w my bed and board without Just cause, this is
TO caution all persons from harboring or trusting her
on my account, as shall pay no debts of her con-
tracing after this date.
STEPHEN W. earle.
Portland, April 22d. ap24d1w'
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

In BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN,
April 8, 1876. I
ORDERED, That the City Clerk give notice to all
" parties interested by publishing copy of this
order in one of the daily papers of this city, for three
successive weeks, that this Board on WEDNES-
DAY the trentySirth instant at o'clock p. at the
Aldermens Room in City Building, will hear all par
ties interested IN the petition for sewer in Cumber-
land Street, commencing its junction with High
Street, thence westerly through said Cumberland
street to State street, and northwesterly through
State street to Portland street. thence across Port
the creek. -.
Read and Passed.
Attest: H. 1. ROBINSON, City Clerk.
A true Copy,
Attest: H. i. ROBINSON, City Clerk.
CITY OF PORTLAND.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
April 3, 1876.
To all achom it mdy concern: '-E -
Notice is hereby given required by the aforesaid
order, which is made part of this notice.
Attest:
apidta26 Il. l. ROBINSON. City Clerk.
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% LOOK The Wonderful Blessings of God on
= Labors of MOODY a. SANK K Y in Europe
= and America. Best book and chance for men or
- women wanting good business and do good
q 0Hered this year. Also new maps of U. s. A,
= World and all Bible lands and Centennial
. Combination. Apply at once to ID. L..
- GUERNSEY, Pub, Concord, N. H.
aDr15ddwt
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CARPENTERS Manual-A practical guide
~ to all operations of the trade; drawing for car
penters forms of contracts, specifications, plans,
&C., illustrated, so cts PAINTE Rs, Manual
House and sign painting, granting, vanishing, pol
ishing, kalsomining, papering, lettering staining
gliding, &C., 50 cts. Book of Aphabets, 80. Scrolls
and Ornaments, 81. Matchmaker and Jeweler, so.
S0ap-maker, 25. Taxidermst, 30. Hunter and
Trapper's Guide, 20. Dog Training, %. OF booksel-
lers OF by mail. JESSE HANEY & CO.. 119 Nassau
St., N.Y. apr5d3m
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JOB PRINTING neatly execu,sd a,
this OMce. es
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REAL ESTATE.
For Sale.

- Three desirable Houses and six very desira-
Hill: BILE lots. at WOodfords Corner. Intending to
MAsA go West will sell the above property on easy
terms and reasonably low prices. Good drainage
cemented cellar. hald and soft water. Inquire of T.
II. MANSFIELD, Spring st Woodford's, Me.
apI24 diff
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AS4N, A Good Farm for Sale or tx
EsSI4 NJ chan &c for City Property Located
ESEII Tin Deering, three miles from Portland ;
@Eplenty of wood and water; good orchard ;
buildings in nice order. Price $4,000. Apply to
VIM. H. JERKS, Real Estate Agent.
March 7. 1915 ma29d7w.
, 1876-07-19
1,oINTEp POLITICAL ALLteiOA6.
ti.Aatak IA III It.fktt4S

SuseiaI DtpaseA 10 7As 7ftenn4'
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 18.-We have had
t,,s AFTERNOON what a1e called political Gold days
at either end Of the Capital. In the Senate, tue
River and uurbor bill being tho subject under
discussion, tho ponderous aud shr'1l.yo!ccd aun-
ator from North Casoltna {Mr. MorrlmoD) got
tic floor, and defended the Democratic party -
composed Of pure and honest scfoInufs, Wills
he assaulted the Republicans as corrupt ana a's-
honest ylolators Of the law. Tbs only oojeeI'on y
against tho old Democratic party was tta1 "
passed tho Fugitivo-slave law senator sto.e''
made a vcry torclblo reply. no appealea 70
Senator Eaton as QUO haytng goou memory 20
lay. II lie was not sight In saying 'aat TUG
Democrats ..
u1n on,otsArtp no MEASURE BENEFICIAL TO
'N~" TIE COUNTRY
for Tim INST thirty-ay1 yea1s' l4e asked the
Nrnate tn remember the Fugtttvo-SlaEe law, tue
rorco,a ~ the Missouri compromise, the Le-
s,,Mn,on Constitution. tho Drcd Scott decislon,
n sno nsn,ocrats saying In 1850 that there WAS no
.'".wor Wv ~ kccun 6tato Ia tho Uulon; their op-
p ppos,tion to every War measure; tho meeting 1t
F Fh,c.oo In 1864, when Tldou was member
=, ~ Committee That reported resolution
~ w.. war for tho suppression Of the Rebellion
'I,'s tu1s ~ m abandoned. liz said that Ia apy
9Sar co,,utry such declaration ut such tinlu
s',a,ia otn,iaa he nusica a. tscasun Ills rclnarks
ssoe., it.tcrl " with great attention, aud hu
,sss wssI I}rnurnty splautie&, especially when llo
s"s1 tGat tbs pfo,1icht period Of his life WA
When yd BE- Nus ai1l45s toPut down tbs Rebellion:
Ho M Ia IN conelufaa that tho mon who had
, 1876-07-19
trial Ia over, and that 1t ia moro likely to require
three weeks than two.

THE MILITARY AaTLuMs.
Tho 1fousc Committee m Military Affairs was
Instructed SONIC ttmo ago to investigate tic
management OF the National soldlcrs' Asylu1ns.
they have not had time to investigate tho mat
ter; that thoy have reason to believe that Rome
cruelty flas been practiccd In sOsrio Ut the
asyIutns, and nome abuses exist which should
be corrected. Tho Committee recommend that
snlpconltnttccs be appointed and authorized TO
visit tho Rovcrat aaylume during tho recess In
order to 9yestigate their condition.
10 tAs Wsttttn Associaitd Frtss.
WAsntNAroN, D: G., July l8.-commissloncr
Pratt has returned. His resignation has not
been accepted " thS Pre.l1snt m ts Wtt!t rctcr, r.
llis present Office Pratt says II he remains here
utter tho 31st inst. 1t will ho hcca,sc he is per-
suadcd aga.nBt its own inclination TO do 50.
ACTS APPROVED.
The President signed tho nct TO appropriate
a ,000 IN retnoyc the remains Of the Hon. +.
Rumsey Wing, late sfInlster to Ecuador, from
Qulto to tho cemetery at 0wcnsboro, KY; also,
the act 10 continue tic public printing.
The Senate confirmed William II. Bliss, United
States Attorney for the Eastern District Of Mis-
souri,, vice Dyer; L. Col. Wesley Merritt, 9th Cays
airy, to te Colonel, vice Enory, retired. Mal.
G5e, ae yos os 1t eseT Geasa e If b il atan s
Nathan NJ. Dudley, ID Cavalry, to be Llentci'-
ant Colonol, vice Merritt, promotcd. Captains
George u. 6nnford and Julius W. Mason, to be
Majors; Lteutcpants A. E. Woodson. II. j.
Nowlan. James II. Bell and Henry Jackson, to
be Captains; Second Licuteuants William +.
Nayes, s aeorge b: Wallace, ciaTes 4: NaTauln,
1. r. 1lnret +. T.. Eckcrson, E. 4. Garltngton,
T. N. Wcuic, and Q. NJ. Smith to be First Lieut.
cnant8.
, 1876-07-19
TIE sUNDRY CIVIL BILL.


Epectat Dfspdtch 70 7ns Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. T., July 18.-The Demo-
cratic caucus tonight was not largely Intended,
not over 10 being there at time. An unsue-
ccssful attempt wus made to secure M agree
mont regarding the Resumption acts After
general md in!armonlous debate It WIS decided
by formal vote that tho eonferees on tho 6un-
dry Civil bill be instructed to abandon the at-
tempt of the House to repeal the Election laws.
This SECURES tho passage Of the bill. The re-
pcaling element Is greatly dlsEugtca at the sttu-
ation, aud especially Wifi tins result tonight.
pEMoCRATio CAUCUS.
10 tia Htslern Aseoctdlsd FTt1s.
WARRINGTON, u. C., July IA Democratic
caucus was hold In tho hall OF the House Of
Representatives tonight. About seventy 1ncm-
bcfs were present. They considered tue sub
iect Of the blil making. appropriations for the
in order to rcmovc the only obstacle in the way
was agreed that the House should reccde from
tllcir amendment repeating the provisions Of tho
revised statutcs relating to the registration
Of voters and appointment of Supervisors Of
elections and Deputy and Special Deputy Mar
slnls, and touching tho supervision Of elections.
THIS lNsurcs the passage OF tue BILL III which q
saving Of milItons Of dollars will be effected,
Tut tito agreement docs not scttEo the principle
involved III other bll1s now in conference.
Tho CAUCUS also discussed thu political 1ucs-
ton IN connection with Louisiana, South Caro-
lima, aud A1abnma- It waa stated that tho
President might use tho military to influence
tho election ia ttose States, but no means were
suggested to proyGnt such interference
, 1876-07-19

No neNs was received from tho frontier ycas
tcrlay at Army Headquarters. Dispatches
wcru expected from Gen. Merritt, but wcro not
received. They viii probably be hero to-day,
and will give clew to the Gcneral'smoye1uenta
in the Indian country. No direct Instructions
have been named a. to tho policy TO be pursued
In this campaign against sho Sioux, but Gems.
TORY and Crook havesoee!Yed suggestions from
aen: Sheridan 70 tLs effect that ,, union of
when an attack will be n.ade on Sitting Bulls
forces. From this point It would be difficult to
issue any direct orders defining the policy to be
pursued, for tho reason that nobody hurc can
Of affairs which tnan on tho ground could huyo,
For this reason the above coursc has been Bng.
gestcd to Gems. Tory and Crook, who will
doubtless 1oin forces as soon as practicable, anu
lnnkc tho attaek when, ln their discretion, they
arc prepared to deruollsh Sitting Bull aud Ills
llAYea.
, 1876-07-19
WASHINGTON.
Lively Political Skirmishing
in Both Houses of
Congress.
The Hamburg Massacre Forms
the Text Of the House
Debate.
Lamar, Of mississippi, Reads Sam
Cox a Lesson On Canlor
and Deccncy,
And Denounoes the Outrage as One
Without Excuse or Pal
lation,
On the Whole It Was q Warm
Time for Northern
Dougl1faces.
The Democrats of the Naval Com
mittee Censure Robeson's
Administration.
While tho Republican Minority Dcclare
Him Gui1tless Of Intentional
Wrong.
House Conferres Instructed to Abandon
the Election Clauses in the Sun.
| dry Civil Bill.
The Democrats of the Naval Com.
mittee censure Robeson's
Administration.
While tho Republican Minority Declare
Him Guiltless Of Intentional
Wrong.
House C0nFerTes Instructed to Abandon
the Election Clauses In the Sun.
dry Civil Bill.


"
rnr roHrrnrn.rE uo,,sg ENCOUNTERS SOME
''4A ~ op T1trm.
snoc,a, ptsDa,eh to me Tribune.
WAsu1NGrox, D. c., July 18.--The Demo-
prots strnrulcd with all tho mcans they could
o,r,.,. I'd thts nfternonn tn nrorcnt further de-
eoanasla s',s asna,ts, asn5rpnu. ta thc Tcxoa
Border bill. achlclchcr attempted 10 nm't the
debate to twenty minutes, and there seemed
arm, ,,nnn,mttv of feeling on the Democratic
et,a l., Tanar ~ ond,nr tIo wbo,o roottcr within
n'A. M II" t0 -, - H. h,,tuo t1,a
aoor, In Ills brief speech renucred II aoso!utey
ac1r rov taxing tho tloor. evidently With great
rs,a, 1 % np1 annnnc;nr Tint It had been
widely adVcrttscd TINT ho was 10 oo atsackeo'
which was news to the 1cportera' gallery.
He nroccclcd in an attempt to laugh snalls and
liz liz rasc mt # f. co,rt Tho only nortlon Of his
HIS c.su uus o' sou.s ~ es, ~ ~ ~. -,
speech which npproacaeo M argument WIS Al.
attc,npt to show that tho negro Government OF
South Carolina at q certain I,+rlod was corrupt,
md l,e rcal from a small volume by Republic,
49,. ,..h.s ~ .,r,o aha ,,non ,vh,ci, Mr. Sn,a,la
can author 10 prove su's' avo'' "',ien ~ naAo
brought down Inc house ala p!uetAa eo1 ~ u
oulry whether Cox had any llttlo book upon tho
t,arr;,,,tinna In Now York Cty,
co'fups'o'e a.,.'a",,, :" ~" ~" ~ ,,rr, ~onv
9o"So1Su, =, NA" Aol'N'
3OlQHEu A4A1 AlaA ANAAA AP wv olssAs41AoN ~
Tnmtnany md Tweed In q very, vivid light to tho
HOUSE, and caused ercat Sport ut Cox's expense
hv s rcnrrsontiur JoIu.Kcliy as waving bis wand
and commanding Coz to como Gown out OF the
spcakcr's clair aaa post on to st. Louis to rep.
resent tho shorthairs I'll their light agninst
rildcn.
Garsd 9a9 IN n e ae ts II M
Hamburg massacre, under which the Demo-
cratic side Of tie House irettsd soEely. Mc Wa @
followed by Lamar. WHO haa prepared hlmsci1
nnHAKIN0 THE roRCH or THE MASSACRE
upon tho Democratic campaign. He denounced
itin unmcasurcd tcrnla, an! made . specch
| which attracted grcat attention aud Afforded
he much roet th, wnsn
tempted to have bis time extended. There was
ones0n% 70 on M the ae ss H. aa
| Of extending tho debate. Tho motion to cxteud
& one hour and subsequent motion 70 extend
It thirty minutes were yotea a0Wn oS ycas ana
Thu Nnlaual 6fcctacle was pIeSehtcA oA thu
, 1876-07-19
DRISTOW.
aIs VIEWS AS TO 1MrHorn1Rrr OF DrvuLoINa
CABINET eECNKT9,


WASHINGTON, D, c., July lA-Iho following
:. ao,rotorv 1,r1s,cw,a ron,v tn thu prr.ident,
II oeetetsA5 ott1to" .ep.y W. ~" 1.ee'ue"s'
Nkw Yoax c!Tr. July E:-MR. rnEsInENr:
haSc the honor thts momcni 70 teee!fo Johf lotter
Of ychtasdAy n WAeh. teloffing WIN nppsessai 70
tetass to tss.is before tne n 1n o. to
wcentho lrcs!Men1 Aho Wn!lo nea t1c on!sG
Of Secretary Of tho treasury 1on 70 adI
that yol wtsh 10 felaoso me- ssom r.! os
sCcItsY ana 70 a&rtcss Iuat Gcs,ss tlAt aH Wftn-
hers OF ynuE Cahnet in4} he called upon to testify
fully. When appeared belose 9e Gomml!too last
week. in Obedience t3 their Summons, selused t9
nnsWee amy and ~ qucntloon Whlca IV1utse9
mo 70 state any eonyeIsatioa between yga and
mysosf touching ohic!al mAlters "mther auch
conversation took place ~ % mest!ng OF
tho Cabinet os any tnne. saJ'E, nu"esc., ~ sne
should bo drawn from my rutasal " anawef !helE
qaestions took thS post!1a ~, alsaety, ,i taat
and heads Of Departments, On ot!ieiai mattcra con.
hdsntai ana gfis,egea nma tMas pttslisS9 c1letsa
mcdsteiy concerned, ~ for tho interest OF tho
pnhilo aurvce' y "ae tEa. ~ .us ~ s9eW =! ~
, 1876-07-19
IN Interview with Gen. Sturgis at
St. Louis Yesterday.
His Mean Opinion Of Custor as O
Military Man.
Custer Alleged to Be Reckless. Tyran.
nical, Selfish, and Unpopular.
Gems. Sherman md Sheridan Attemptlug
Only Very General Di.
rectl0n.
GEN. STUHGIS.
n1B STRUCTURES uroH r1IE SLAIN GENERAL,


Hfs STRUCTURES uros THE SLAIN GENERAL.
Sptciai lFspateA to 7ns 7s1bnne
ST. Louis, july 18.-Your correspondent ND
Gen Sturgis to-day, and had a conversation Will
bin In connection With his recent criticism on
Gen. Custer, for which ho has been 50 generally
ccnAured by tho preas+ Tie said:
What especially deprccate Is the manner In
cut 70 esp
and none ID h's 4odlers. On the de1d Of slaughter
the bodics of 200 ot more soldiers were fonnd
ILL., III l.e Band Il eso,en oee.s Shea bs oa a
em f n, W. dt IT, :oe o u as ess. g o.y sy
.snt forward with them. il relief a,ad come 10
e hsys sstvsse ss s R 0 who ge
on The poe oIdc. and, In The rear, the conmandet'
9f the little torss .aIreasds.l By J.. o'css Mind
brave aku, but he was also
vnRr RELYIsH MAN.
pb,e s y; ss9s cs s1ors ao. ei f1 sSr In, snd ID H.
castsr Il to s.eat extent formed from ill., Wit
ingn and newspaper seport. and people having read
Sst.s! s,sa has sna i !: % sssennt Ill. s iss:
myself Il ts|ss ro.itIon; People ~: "obs ye.; s
Gen. s:uigls haa had h. .on killed. Iio fce!.
y @ Th' hsn .hs f,ss1ns , +. IT. h, l;h2 9
ills regiment and anxious 10 be scnt nut with It,
bat 'xas not tent. CI,scr WIS hcnt IN his stead,
en' nov srr e 'fs.s Tsasr aus 1ssr IT, AL1ooz7nEn
What would & sT!tle'se T. A tte want want Of !a'Ement
War theft were Soma of the army oflcess who ho4
mado sepatasions as 1ndinn.nShse1s; Ths sssor
and, without any undue coneelt, I think may
claim place IN h,ss II. ne1eE went
alter them pMt aiant eatSM tncm; ine tepofk
Of tho seerctary Of War q lo00 VII show Aat
me gnu m aea en
no faFthsr tronolo oakss and ~ nnxen H. were aiea
SG9a ina e r.1 1ua y. n arc III oons ~
get OF ot1ceEs ilas as1son, ~ soahg Anefiea
mas grown Up a. M .ne sa..u Nv, .tlno. ~ ~ ,,,,,,
INDIAN WARFARE T. NO fIcSIc,
az some people resara T. ing stoa1 can ra!se
uOOo ns Z, wy mea uly ; ann II gus
formiaaplc. 1asse ss' H. VIII ones.aan
from ahJ 70 uAy, anu nsRssSu, u'01 ~ Glfc MN
st Pan1 ..stnst nr1i}i' A. m InstTniinnp ~ ~
In fesinE With witch Custer wa. REGARDED. Ict md
teli ron short story. Two years ago was ii st.
l'auf, and Mr. lsodinson, Of the 7sn<s, can,e t<
me At The ttlpn Custer "ns making Ills cxpciftlop
, 1876-07-19
RODESON.
PREFER DARKNESS TO LIGHT.

FHEFEH uAAkHE5a ~ lsluuEs
Special Dtspofch to 7ad Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. t., July 18.-Tho Repub-
licnus OIL the Naval Committee found out for tho
flrst time today that the Democrats havo been
holding meetings to prepare their report for
nearly week past, and to-day they were In
vItcu to hear It, The report will not bc renay
for several days. In it's present shape 1t s'tg'
gcsts that tho Judiciary Committee be instTict-
cd to consider the reports mud evidence With
view to reporting impeachment.
NEroRTs OF TIE NAVAL INVESTIGATORS.
ID &hs Htstesn Assocsattd Fress.
WASHINGTON, D. G., July 18.-The majority
Of the House Committee on Naval Affairs havc
completed their report. 1t strongly condemns
tho course Of Secretary Roheson in transferring
the funds to jay Cooke, McCullocl l. CO., at
London, on navy account, and charges that
such net was clearly In violation OF Law, Which
provides that no person shall bc eH-
ploycd or continued abroad to receive md
foreign stations, whether under contract Or
otherwise, who has not been or shall not be ap-
pointed By and With the advice and conscnt ot
the Senate, and the report further .,stI. son.
tStDl'' the abovesnan,caa a % iirm with u Govern. s
ment bonds when they were In bankrupt
condition. and for sundry alleged Illegal aets
and fayoritism I'll appointments, etc.
no evidence that Secretary Kobcs0n l,as proftcd
by my Of the alleged frauds and wrong prac-
tircs, nlthongh hts intimate relations With tho
Cattclls. WHO sold contracts, cannot be over
looked.
Appended tho report ssa resolution to the ef-
fcctthat tho tColnn,tttcoaEc not clear In their own
minds whether tho violations Of law 'n tho al-
rnintstsutton OF tho navy enumerated In their
report arc sufficient ground for impeachlng tho
Secretary for high crimes md misdemeanors,
| and they therefore recommend that the rsport
and testimony be referred To the Judiciary Com
1ittec to report at the next tscason, and, II they
decide that he is impcaehable, to frame articles
Of impeachment, atld, II not, to report what leg.
islntion is necessary to provide penaltics sui
facient to protect tic public service from future
| violations Of law.
Tie Republican members Of tho Naval Com.
| mttcc will Disagree to the 1eport. They are
Indignant at the nctson Ut the Democratic nc1n-
bcrs in adopting report IN aecrct scsslon with.
out consulting them. The Republican mem
bcrs will adopt minority rcport acquitting
1iobcson Of all charges Of Intentional wrong 81
personal dishonesty, and only admitting thai
| Bomc Of l,is subordlnntcs have been guilty 01
| carelcssness and negligence.
, 1876-07-19

Spectdl DflpateA 10 7ss T1ossaa
RCAno, ILL.,, July 1S.-Our railroad men In
this city uro not little excited ever tho de-
cis!on OF Judge Baker yesterday In oar Circuit
Court, directing Ill trucks ol tho Illinois Con-
trail Railroad on tho lcyco to ba taken up except
two slde-tracks, and prohibiting tho standing Of
cars on the track, as we'll "a the removal Of tho
great elevator. It Is not known what tho Com
pany will do about It,
road Company for violating the Civll.RiEhts bil1
was dismissed by Commissioner Candec tllti
evening on account OF certain dccistons Of the
Supreme Court
, 1876-07-19
NOTES AND NEWS.
IMPEACHMENT.

WARRINGTON D. e., July I6.-Eyans, tho
pnst.tradcr. arrived here Tonight, and will tes-
ttfy III ths bclknap trial tomorrow. Tho trial
Ia now expected TO terminate Saturday eyoning.
Senator Wfadom ssys that 1t least two wecks
will 10 required for lcgtalatiye actlou after tho
, 1876-07-19

BAN FaAsossco, July l8.-Adcllne E.. vito
Of Henry +. Lambert, of Boston, was Instantly
killed hero to-day BY tho accidental discharge OF
her husbands pistol. Tho parties nero lnakIng
tour Of the State for health nni pleasure.
The Coroncr's Jury found verdict III accoFt-
nrcn with tho facts,
, 1876-07-19

hi. William Manchester, for many years the
agent Of tho Kcd Line In this city, has been ap-
polluted General Agent Of the Atehtson, Tope-
ka 4 Santa Fs Railroad, with headquarters In
thia city.
III. i. 8. Washhutn, for many ycars connect.
cd with various railroads III this city, and At
present General Manager Of the Hoosac Tunnel
1ine was in tho city yesterday and called on Ills
many friends among the railroad men.
, 1876-07-19

neut Boatou iailies have plsrhased the Old
South Church building, GlA u they eauuot
.rsise the amount required to purchase the land
. in elxty days, they Will TAXA doWn ho.bullliug
: aud ua7sxeG4 Il sl1svhaEA
, 1876-07-19

6lou1 CTr, July l8.-llcayy wind storm 20
miles south Of hers last night, on tho Sioux
City & Pacific Railroad. A new Grange halt at
Dlencoo was blown down, telegraph wires
broken, and communication with tho East Inter-
rupted.
, 1876-07-19

6pReENs 111{WEeH 70 TN zF1VHH11 II
DUBUQUE, H., July l8.-Thia morning tho
watchman Of q temporary bridge, about . miles
from hesc, named James Taken. WIS rlu oves
and killed BY tho Incoming passenger trn!n 1t
Ia supposed Tint l,o fell asleep whla stttluE oil
ths trask and tnas W. ,is.l kllea: 1!S leaves
, 1876-07-19
QUINCY. ILL.
EnArtai {NnkatcA IA 1nA TffAxnt.

17FVEWSs
8PAlHos1aLp, ILL.,, July lA-1lls creditors to-
day fllcd petition In bankruptcy against IL. r.
buchanan. merchant OF Quincy, who Is ru-
ported 10 have fled. 4 warrant OF seiEure hAA
bern issued agaipst tho stock, and N Injunction
restraining III pA1a undcr sttaehnent BY tho
Htatp Court.
, 1876-07-19

6r. Louis, Mo-, July ls.-W. z. prlnckman,
Of Chester. ILL.,, and Joseph Mclroy, Of Perry
villc, Mo., wcre drowned while attempting to
crpss -Apple Crook, near longtowu, Atu., ON
SATURDAY, uiglt, =
, 1876-07-19
FINANCIAL.
rAIRFOIsT, N. r,

VAI1KI"UlsI3 NJ II =
ROCHESTER,, N. L., July l8.-Tho Dank Of
Faiyr,ort closed this morning. Henry E. VOL
colt, tho proprietor, went to St, Louis three
weeks ago. Tho deposlts In tho bank amount
to about t:s5, 900. Tas other liabilities aru uot
stated.