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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-01-29

A mania for the antique fn FASH
ions is noticeable.
Steel and turquoise are new com.
bination in jewelry.
Gold head necklaces promise to
be the most fashionable.
Evening dresses are more and
more composed of light, airy fab
RIGS.
A species of blue jet has been
made to supercede jet in light
mourning.
Among the new dresses just out
is white Swiss, ornamented with
autumn leaves.
A recent novelty in passamen-
terie is a check, half in gimp flow
ers and half in dead gold.
The stylish corset waist hitherto
used for full dress toilets alone, is
now being made up in rich CO.'S
tunes for the street.
Pretty walls for young ladies are
Of fine silk net with coarse mesh.
They are worn over the entire hat
as we'll as face.
The court ladies in Europe,
whose attire Is closely copied by
some ladies in America, wear jew
elled bands tightly clasped around
the throat.
A very pretty novelty for finish
ing y high-necked dress consists
Of a turnover collar in silk or crepe
de chine, inside of which a high
ruche o. crepe lis-e is set.
The front and basque bodice of
the Princesse are mostly made of
some stately stuff, as velvet, mate
lasse, brocade, danask, etc, with
the train and houuces gros grain.
Many fine articles, such as jewel
boxes. card receivers, and frames
for small pictures. are made of the
new unpublished brass that looks
like dead yellow Roman gold
The taste for small buttons ON
evening as well as on street dress
eS has brought up new rs we'll as
pretty fashion in the shape of
tilligree, delicate, pink coral,ag;ae
and other precious materials.
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How to Treat Unexpected
Guests.

When one of the fathers" bust
ness friends drives into the yard at
about half-past eleven, the good wife
knows he will stay for dinner.
Father is great story-teller, and he
likes toget hold a new auditor. How
aptly comes a frown of dismay and
Idispleasure on the smooth, fair face
|of his helpmeet. What can be done?
Work is going according to the days
plan in the kitchen, the dinner was
arranged for none but the family
| the children are coming home from
school and making a clatter all is
|busue and confusion. She feels that
| the best dishes must be used, and
something extra cooked for inoppor-
tune guests. Now good women,
don't do it Your fine dinner, with it's
attendant irritation and "upset-
|ting,' will taste no better than what
YOU had prepared. Make no differ
encein your plans, but seat your
visitor with smile and easy greet
ing at your hospitable board; and he
will feel more comfortable and happy
than though you gave him ban
met.k You save temper and trouble,
and gain the enjoyment of your
friend and a real coy time. A SEN
,ible person knows that farmers do
not lave six courses upon their table
laily, and the wholesome, hearty
are. with good nature and hospita-
Die dordiality, will be tinctured with
sweet, domestic sense that is inev-
taby lost in grand dinners. Smiles
md neatness are sauce for homely
meals. Golden Rule.
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Not Afraid Of the Devil.

A colored man named Nelson is
owing a butcher, on Beaubin street
las or IS and after trying in vain to
|ullect the bill, the butcher and a
|iripild put their heads together
|,nd laid plan. AT midnight
|thpy called at Nelson's house, and
he Was awakened by rap on the
window.
Who's dar?' he called out.
The Devil! solemnly replied
he butcher.
You is, hey"
Yes. / want you.
What fur?'
You refuse 10 pay your butcher
M ! am sent To take you to the
poilomless pit
You Is -
Yes Come forth al once"
'rze comm y replied the negro
he jumped out of bed can't
~ dat SO half as Easy in any oder
Esy, am de ole woman is so very
ross, I'ze glad enough to git away
om home.'
The butcher and his friend did
Of wait for Mr.. Nelson to come
alt.
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SHEPHERD COLLEGE,
Shepherdstown, w. Va.


TIME next ann ual session ofthis school
Il will begin SEPTEMBER 9th, 1875
under full corps of instructors.
The Trustees most fully recommend It
to the public as nm institution, in which
both sexes are efficiently taught and
thoroughly instructed in English bran
ches, Mathematics, Ancient and Mod
ern Languages. The most improved
text books and methods of instruction
are adopted, and the students are train
ed to make use Of and put into practice
the knowledge:the acquire as they ad-
vance in their course.
TIE students are divided into classes.
and every facility afforded for obtaining
good education.
The State Normal Department VIII be
continued as heretofore.
TERMS-Very moderate.
All enquiries and communications
should be addressed to Prof Joseph Nc
Murran, Principal.
G.. M. BELTZHOOVER,
Sec'y. Board of Trustees.
July l6, 2mw
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A Shocking Death.

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-Charles w.
Blake, of Tenth street, while adjust
ing belt in the kindlng wood fac
tory at 68S West Twenty-third street
was drawn into the machinery, and
both arms and legs were broken. He
died on the way to Bellevue Hos
pital.
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Be on time. For prevention is bet
ter than cure. All Colds and Coughs
and such affections of the throat and
lungs lead to consumption are cured
by DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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There is Liars Club in Austin,
Nevada, and Uncle John Gibbons,
a member, says he saw flock Of
birds in which he counted 80, O00s.
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There is to be general reduc-
IN of wages in Lowell, Mass, on
february l The average reduc-
|on Is to be about Ave per cent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-25
WASHINGTON.
Report OF the Land Commissioner.

EPn0Ft
wASHINGFON., October l5.-Hon. J. A. VA,
Iiamson coz mir slouer of The general lano
office has furnished the secretary OF tne III III
terror q synopsis of his f1rthcomlhS annual t
TenNrt. OF which the following are the main
n6ints of interest; The casn receipts OF Lne
6fice during the fiscal year ended June 9V az
gregated 81, I,747,2l5. The total nuInoer OF sGLes @
81 5SnnIic land disposed of during the year was
Il 554 336 of which 2,S75 $40 acres were oDtaiheu
nv entrae5 under the timber culture law
IOOS 900 scres were approved 10 various "a
fo railroads under laud grants OF congress,
and go 692 acres were disposed ief by ordinary
cash sales. The dlspoSals were 2to,1i' , % S6S
lass than those of the proceeding year. ZI,oOo,
III acres V ere surveyed during the hscal year
q nd 6SO 253 O94 acres had been preVlously SUI
nhISdg' States and Territories of the United
States I32, ,2i4 acres 1he CoInInIssiG Co ~ 81
concurs in the opinion OF his predecessor ina 1
the public domain domain, "ess and u east OF
the Sierra Nevada mountain sh9uIu
| not be surveyed in five minute suDulEIii
Ians according 10 the present system, eA.;Ip eAGSIp
onIv the small portions which are Suscepliole
| of cultivation without artihclal lrrigaIttoQn4 tQ4
He furthermore recommends IN IegtIu " " I ~
/ nortiOn of country that barren lsnds snOult
| he 1nIOWn Open to purchase In tracts OF un
| limited size, as they are wortnlerS WItnou !
irrigation, which cannot be prontAoly o5 uIoTl S,
| taken for small areas of one hundreo an
| sixty acres each, He likewise reneWs IaS 9
| cGmmendation of Commissioner buIueCC
that as the only practical means OF PLeseGn cry ~ ~
the forests of the country from waste anu ~ u W 5
struction, the government timber iahu
| should be transferred to private oWneIsnlP " y
| immediatel. surveying ana oneIlng Siel Tl \. y
sale in unlimited quantities at not less tua
properly appraised valuations Com nlssliUt5le tl
| WILKINSON also recommends the consoiMluS M
! ton of the pre-emptiOa and hOmestead law
| into one general homestead systeOl, anu uLg'
the correction Of certain errors IN the CONT y p
Iation of the revised statutes ana sugsesstSs st Ie
| iSIatjon authorizing the bureau 70 Pg ulsPQ
of It's publications such as the "CentehnlI
Map" and the Centennial Atlas at pIlG p,
tTnToT,s heavy 4 Q e11apds for them which ha'
now 10 be almost Invariably refused.
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THE EAST.
The Turkish Atrocities MOI Likely to be
Avenged by the Turkish AUtbOri-
ties - Russian 0Vertures
of Peace.
A Financial Crash Threatening Russia
and Austria, which a Solid and
Enduring Peace Can Alone
Avert.

LONDON, October GA dispatch from
Therapla announces that Barring, JLe Secfe-
tary OF the British legation, is about 10 return
from PhiIippopOiis, convinced that the COM
mission tor the punishment OF tie Eefpetra-
tors of the Bulgarian atrocities Is q usi uslOn
and mockery; the worst cllmlht,s are re,
garded humane, and moderate IuSn are III
disgrace. The old panic has oeGu rene 1eu,
and tha me m9st r bSxstSSe 6 GonStsn
roDls TO inform the Brit sn ambaSSad 1TS mat
tie Turks threaten new masSacres, ana nave
even appointed day for beginning the
A Vienna disoatch says: ''Not only from
COnstantinOple, but from all the provinces ol
European Turkey is there news Of a agfoWlhg
excitement among the MOhGmmedans; OF
conventicles held in mosques, ana OF aIlua-
ments. 1he ministry Is divided against ltselI,
and the sultan is too inexperienced 10 taRe
Ihe lead, Thus the position IS most favorable
for Russia's diplomatic action. General Sna-
t;eff, the Russian ambassador at constantine D.
pie, may carry everything before MIN OI, II
he fails, may induce such an outbreak OF MO
hammedan feeling as might JUSTIFY atIhOsI
any step on the part of Russia.
A dispatch from Berlin st ties that a hnan-
ciaI crash of a most serious character Is
threatening IN Russia. The public besleSS
the banking offices to sell hasSiaa % % goTgIIl- rIa
offers are declined. On the eighteenth anu
nineteenth instants, nothing was salsole at
any price, and worse will happen Shoulq zen
sTal Ignatieffs mission take warlike charac-
ter The crisis is worst IN the southwestern
provinces, contiguous to the possible seat on
war A conference of bank directors lew
dsys ago at the office OF the governor OF the
national bank decided that they could &c
nothing to stay the crisis; accordingly a iresh
issue of Ofinconvertible paper asslgnats, already
more plentiful than at the Crtmean war, are
expected.
The ITnles's financial article says that only
profound peace and great revival o! Jrade
can prevent financial catastrophe IN Aus
| tria. Even with these we doubt II the nOpe'
| of the Austrian hnanCe nIinister car he real
ized that by 1873 the end of the perioA OF de
| ficits will be reached. - q,
| CONSTANTINOPLE, October Alt
| stated that Russia has already indicated ne
| WILLINGNESS to agree to six weeks prolonga
| tiOn of a six weeks armtstce. Il Is hoped al
| agreement will he reached on the OASIS U
| Turkeys acceptance of such armlsClee.
| PESTH, october A.-There is intense eA
| element here and strong hostility TO huS
| STA. In case Russia begins war IL VIII Oe Jill
| cult for Austria to preserve neutrallJy'
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". n 'rLhG . Sefg ges-A

SENATOR KEY, by request Of q isrge
number OF our Influential cltizens,
WI to.pight address the people Of Mem
phis upon the issues Of the day. at The
G-eeplsw O5erAhouse. We ask ior him
the attendance and attention Of sil the
Democratic voters especially, and Eoie
that many OF cur r publican friends
will fiad It convenient to be present. SIS
they are most likely to hesr something
that may p5ove prof;ahle to them. The
senator will speak upoa The rational ia'
tu,s Of the day, aud we are assured ny
tboss who know him 0est, viii be !ouoo
au able. for,ib6s and logicalispeaker'
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DIED.

ATCHEsON-Tuesday, October "A, 1876, at ga
O'CLOCK, at the residence OF her uncle, pan A. a.
TOhnsIon. 444 Main street, OF consnmpuonI
Mrs MARY ], ATCHEsoN, in the 18th year Oh
ner age.
The friends OF Joseph H. Atoheson and Dan
A Johnston are invited to attend the funeral
at 10 O'Clock THURSDAY morning.
WRIGHT-Octobsr 9th, Bessie, youngess
daughter of Luke E. and Kate :. WrlghI' VI
scarlet fever, ageu q months ana ~ days.
Mobile papers please copy.i
Funeral services at the residence OF her
father, No. 4sl Shelby street, this (WEDNEs-
DAY. afternoon, at O'Clock.
OEE-At Cincinnati, on the I'D inst, MIS-
aIPA9 TeIict of the late John H. Dee.
Funeral fiom FIaherty & Sullivan's, at 0:oC
this WEDNESDAY morning. Services al
ST. Patrick's Church.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-25
Exhaustive, Convincing and Telling
Speech by Hon. Casey YOung-He
Leaves Randolph No Ground on
which TO Rest Hope Of
Success.
The Record Of Randolph Compiled with
Care from Authentic sources, with
an Bddenda Describing the Man
as he is, by Hon. Casey
Yeung, u. e.
The Standard-Bearer Of the Etherldge
and FoOte Radicals and Thomas
Independents ExcOriated as
he Deserved What he
had TO Say in Reply.

There was a large crowd Of peOpls a
the GfeenIsw Greenhouse last night to
hear the speec1eS o. Hon. Casey Young
and Hon. VIM. Nj. Rudolph, the Dem
oeratic end Republican nominees Iof
congress III this (the tenth) district. Ice
meetiug was thoroughly TepresaD 2ilVei
embrsclng q large number OF Ieadibg
and uromiuent c.tizsns OF every V0ca-
ton and urOisssion. That the meeting
Wss much intereste in the speeches II
is hardly necessary to say, ina5much as
the above gentlemen aTe the r. tspectlVe
rominess OF the political parties Of The
Union, The crowd was ia so I'd mood,
and embraced both Democrats aod Re-
gtIicsna. there bsiug fair share OF ne"
! frogs prescnt. Both speakers were en-
| Enthusiastically applsuded and cae6rsd 10
| fhe course OF their REMARKS, mr, ,ung
vas warmly received by the DamO-
crats. as was Mr.. Randolph by
tbe Republicans. On the stage were
| the following gentlemen: w. b.
GsIhreath, ] T. Petit, J. I. Hillsmsr,
| ", P. Proutfir, DR.. S r. Ciark. Alder
man W. N. Brown, Msjor g v Ram
| bgut. Judge &. T. Ellet, a. G. Harris,
| Cnsrles G.. Fisher, ThOmss Boyle, M, J.
| WsIiTap, ID. P. Hsdden, II. Is. Mallory,
Msjor J. J. Busby. M Burke, CoiDpei
M, c, Gallaway, ,fG orge Gillian, Alder
man s. w. Green, Judge J. d Adams
Captain William Miller, r. A. BuTrcWs,
IL NJ. Hill, Charles K0rtrecht, L. Is
Eaton, Msjor A. J. Hays, Judge J. T.
r Raw, T6omss Sherwood, J. A. Tay
Ior. Colonel 81. D L. Stewart, Colonel
T. B. Normept, Colonel Josiah Patter'
sos, Colonel w. w. Coleman, Ez,Sen'
ator 5herrard, Of Tipton, Colonel Ferd
Rogers. Of Arkansas, Joseph Trabue
Caotsfr James Barbour.
NJ Young, who made the first speech
was introduced by Colonel D. u
stewart, chsitmsn OF the Democrat''
congressional executive COMMITTEE b
saying: l..
EpTInHV-CIFIs ENS-I haUS thS pisas
ure of introducing to you your cistl3
euished repreS in congress, hob
Casey Young [Applause.J L 6espeai
for him and his competitor Calm, qe
Ubsrste and respectful hesTiug, sEd
know the citizens OF Memphis WAL CAV
. IL. GAppl6use
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MARRIED.

WESSON ON-PATFERSON-At the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church, by Rev. Eugene
Daniels, Tuesday, October oath, DR.. WALTER
WEssoN and Miss MAMIE PATTERSON, both
OF this city.
a Jewel, Walter, hast thou gained,
More precious tnan the gems OF sea-
Whose virtues beam with radiant flame
As stars Of lambent purity.
No creature frail to fashion wed,
Enslaved beneath the iron rule,
But one whose mind aud heart alike
Full graduates are of VISIONS school,
With such q treasure, may thy bliss
Flow onward as placid stream;
No wave of discOrd check It's course,
Or break the charm OF loves day dream
YERBY-MICHOT-On Monday evening
october %, 1876, at t he residence OF the orlue'
narents, by David Walk, Pastor of the Lnde1
street Christian Church, Mr.. AUSTIN n
YERBY, OF Helena, Ark and Miss ADA 4
MICHoT, OF this city.
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MOSCOW, TENN.
The Negroes of that "Burg' Think that
Randolph Had Better Stay at
Home.
From an Occasional Correspondent of the

From an Occasional Correspondent OF the
Appeal
Moscow, Tenn, October IL C9lonel
,,osaT1 YonnS and Major Randolph spoke to
large crowd here this evening under unISVoI,
ali e circumstances. 1t was raining very nary ~
most of the time. Major Randolph IeaH on
heard at this place for many year Ine
coiored people were more disappointed dtad tha9
nT, ~ orbjTSo GREAT of the man who had thrown
oveTboard their great and good man, Barbour
Lewis, Many colored people will s cast thelP dna1
go lasting impression on all, white and
black. me cOlored people say Mr.. Randolph
had better go home, that Mr.. oung Is 700
higu and good spirits in Young going Dack 70
COZ gress with an increased majority IL2 from
R, ,Sly-p nsaffT
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STAMPED CHECKS
on
ALL THE BANAS
AZ
so g. g-5 @s-S * - sssas
Is Court Street
A CARD.

= uEREBY denounce one PERRING, alias
1 q n HEN NDEkSON, Of Dallas, Ts xas, un
der which name and style said Perrlng regis
fared himself at the Commercial Hotel, as q
sneak and impOstor, and unworthy OF tne
credepce and respect OF gentlemen. Salu FeI-
ring called at my store as Z. d. henderson, OF
DaiIss. Texas, who wanted to buy plato IoI
cash telling me that his father owned pIan
tstion near Pine Bluff, and was nelshoof oI
a Mr Atkins, who formerly had oOught M
C,hiokeripg piano from me he lniOrme1
himself of the lowest prices OF the dlHerehI
stvIes and departed to look around. Later ne
vyTites from the hotel that he was very Ia
tiened. and had been bored by tthe drummer
~ another plano house, Mr.. Levy, ana ASKS
Tor the favor of an interview, the oDJecJ OF
Whtch was to fiud out my opinion ABOUT
Perripg this owR father, which gave nun IN
accoruance with my well grounded cOnVlc-
tions and TO ascertain whether 1 WOulu
| take Tor the piano one-haf cash and the pal
| anee collect on delivery. He play ed his role
| Of spy worthy of the careful training ne had
| Taceiyed from his employers, and not un-
| iii ne wrote me again, begging for some
| f,ee tickets to the theater, did suspect tht
| fraud and soon found out that his was an as
| snmed name, and his room taken at the hote
| only for a short while in order % play this un
| worthy part. He and his employers are wei
| come to the Information said Perring dl'
stooD so low to obtain OF my manner OF treat
| inc INV customers; but a house that ploy
sueh means to sustain itself. anC young ma
/ Who lends himself to execute sucn uuderhan
| schemes 2 mot fall to be GenOupced D
! Straipht-F ,r ward business men. -
oc25 H. u hOL' EANDHHO'
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1EATaEH PROBABILITIES.

Var DEP. OFTICE p1f. SIG. OFFICEE,
a..H.s.-r1ss, October =, 1 ---n. }
For Tennessee and the OHIO Oe'l1eyl
zs.tag barometer, lOest to north i6lHds,
colder and c'eoT J0suther.
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JACKSON, TENN.
,;cuerpl Rate aud Major =
stale ELECTORS at Large
.ud Enthusiastic Audience
.-.-, G yccess-The TieEet o. h In
Madison


T,Cpsow Oe,cb ~ a The ell elors ioF
-, 49, a. Igrge. General W. B. Baie anu
AZ II. Pe.ttb8ns, addressed = lsIse s1.1 NE
a. me courthouse tg--igli. oS' ...,led
"@,fr,+-E q tgmrI. T. triumph, ana A",' ~
-,,f..Tz- en-. mas. .--u awDgg he pt''ii7' -
lIr--{Ett5n- 81 f.ad- slisu IVES ieIi - -
~, iTi. uaty l. "A unit for lhe Lex ~.
-, III g-tys a good account % hsen II lhe
uolls ia November next
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An Insane Mother Murders Her Chill
dren.

GLENLoCH, Pa, October 2O.-A3Gus gla
half psst eight this morning, the wife OF Ira
Bsker coI6red residing al this place, was
seen running along the road in frantic man man
ner. Wnen She reached the railroad staGlon
riIled her four children. She then resumed
her wanterings. The gentleman drove 10 ths
house, and not finding the husband, hunIeG
three children, aged respectively two, fonl
and six years, in an almost helpless cooollon
their heads being beaten TO Jellyi VIII
coVefed up with a heavy fsatner-bed, the In
/ iention OF the mother being TO smoIneE y
I The three children cannot possibly sarVtNs
| funaie woman, vino is undoubtedly insane
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LATEST dispatches from Coiombis'
tn (,sroIh.s, report sll quiet Ano 'ne
- - Welcoming the slnval Of the
covering eIt rsOOps.
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Yesterday 4 cotton and scLd: N-'0
York cgtto7a. I0Eo. Memphis cotton, lGt
Ns,0 Y5rk god, IG9. Memphis gold, lUS.
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(Ffrst DIspatch.)
Second Dispatch.l
Pnurr GIRSnN- Octnher d. Isl


j. u. George:
The Spratt negroes fired from ambush on a
few of the sherif's posse, two miles from
town, doing no damage except 20 horses Ihe
whites returned the fire, WOundtng one ana
capturing several negroes. The balance OF
the blacks escaped into the swamp. Attei
reinforcing we followed, but have not caugh III
up as yet. j. ". YEh1NEN'
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KFENF, N. H, October Z-Ihe uoWn
freight traln on the Cheshire railroad wa3 run
into by an engine going up, about nye miles
from this place, and Henry NJ. staples, eng
nsr- and Lewis Phillips, nreman' ol 'ho
freight engine, were killed,
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MISSISSIPPI.
Riot In Claiborne COunty-A sherlH' .
Posse Fired into by Band
Of Negroes.
The Fire Returned-One HegrO "Ouh"-
ed and Several CaPtured-AsSamPIe
OF Radical DeV1ltry.

Ii will be seen from the dispatches
below, says the Jackson Clarion, OF the tWen-
ty-thtrd, that there was a riot IN Claiborne
county on Saturday last. A body of negroes
fired upon the sheriff s posse; the lire Was re-
turned, and one negro was wounded. we re-
gret the disturb snce, but prefer the result 70
those which we hear from the South Carouna
disturbances.
(First DIspatch)
PORT GIBSON, MISS, October 2l, 1876
To ]. q. George:
II b Lyncb's day here and much C1etls-
started toVard town with an armed body OF
negroes. Our sheriff met them with peSSt
and ordered their dispersion, claiming Lne
right TO keep the peace in his county. the
marshal disbanded after parley. 20 b0dy o.
our people armed. NERANEh'
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OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY.

~, r,r-sr- sr4v.l SERVICE L. :. ARMY
'" A. Tr.spAg, Oct. "A, 1876, lUaS p m.
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as to the resumption act, he wanted Mr..
Young TO say whether he was greenback
man, like Hendricks, or hard-1Oney man
like Tilden. [Applaqsel
Mr. Y0uU2,s ReiOiuder,
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,srsspe ALLISON HROTEERs, Memphis Tenn
5Tentlemen-I have, during the past s55. Sc so ?
purchased OF you. am greatly pleased VIZ = !
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