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Miss Annie, the daughter of Mr..
2. A. Porter, died on Monday nom.
ing early, oftyphoid pneumonia. We
extend our sympathies to the parents
and family in their sad bereave-
ment.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the Estate of
N James NJ. McFall, deceased, by Note,
Account or otherwise, will please come for.
ward and settle, or their evidences of indebt>
edness will be placed in the hands of an
officer for collection. The business of the
Estate must be wound up.
w. L. MoFALL, Admir-.
Jan 13, 1876 10
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FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE is hereby given that application
has been made to l. II. Philpot, Judge of
Probate for leave to make Final Settlement
of the Estate of e. II, Griffin, Senior de.
ceased on Thursday, the Sd day of February
next, and to be finally discharged as Admin.
istrators of said Estate. All persons holding
demands against said Estate will present
them on or.before that day legally attestod,
or their claims will be debarred Those in.
debted to the Estate must also make payment
on or before said day.
s. d. KEITH,
j. A. GRIFFIN, ! Adm'rs.
j. C. GRIFFIN,
Jan G, 1876 l8
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We call attention to the advertise.
ment of Mr.. R. e. Holcombe s. Son,
in this issue.
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There was enough castor oil sold
at the sale the other day, to purge
the whole county of ali its impuri.
ties.
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VICK'S Floral and Vegetable Garden is the
most beautiful of the kind in the world. 1t
contains nearly $50 pages, hundreds of fine
illustrations, and four Chrome Plates of Flow
crs, auifully drawn and colored from M
ture. Price 35 cents in paper covers: G5 cts
bound in elegant cloth.
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ENTIRE NEW sTOCKf
DRY-GOODS,

oEAo3
HARDWARE & CROCKERY.
LAMPS & KEROSEN OIL.
L havo now and will continually
keep on hand quantities OF BACON
MOLASSES, and SALT.
lhave just received 400 sacks Flour;
20 barrels of NIacltcrcl-consistinp of
whole barrels, half barrels and quart
or barrels; Is barrels Sugar; and 10
sacks Coffee. All of which will bo
sold cheaper than in any other Coun-
try Store in Picl1cns All who wish
the above articles at low prices, will
DO will to call on me, before purchas,
ing elsewhere.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

We call attention to the new adver.
tisements in this issue.
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VICK'S

EMOWER and Vegetable Seeds are the best
IL the world produces. The are planted by
million people in America, and the result is
beautiful Flowers and splendid Vegetables.
a Priced Catalogue sent free to oil who en-,
close the postage-a 2 cent stamp.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
PIcKENs COUNTY.
In Probate Court.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Floria Grif
~ fin has made application to me, to have
Homestead set off to her, out of the Estate
of her late husband, L. II. Griffin, Jr., de
ceased. If no good cause be shown to the
contrary, :he same will be granted ON the
2lst day of February, A. D. 1876.
l. II. PHILPOT, JP.P.o.
Jan 20, 1876 20
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w; ANTE I FlIs2ll)9 ] ID

want delivered at Liberty 1OOO,>
oOO Shingles; 10000 bushels of Corn,
Tor both OF which the highest market
prices will bo paid
S. M. IIOLCOMBE.
Liberty Station, Doc. 7, 1875 If
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VICKS Floral Guide. This is a beautiful
Quarterly Journal, finely illustrated, and CON
tanning an elegant colored Frontispiece with
the first number. Price only 25 cents for the
year. The first number for 1876 just issued.
Address JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y.
Jan Of 1876 81
The daily gazette., 1876-09-14
RUBBER ANDCAPCINE.

There is scarcely branch OF human indus.
try in which India Rubber has not in some
form found its way. Although widely known
and used, but few are aware OF its medicinal
virtues and great curative properties. Prac-
tical experiment has proven that it Is natur-
al reservoir Of electricity. containing more
than any known substance or compound
Owing to this fact 1t has been used with sue
cess in curing Nervous complaints and Rheu-
mntism that were invulnerable to drugs.
1t has also beon discovered that India Rub
Der possesses all the properties valuable as
a sperifc for Pulmonary complaints and cures
eases. Combined with Capcine 1t is unparal-
leled as o Pain Reliever, whether external
or internal. Nearly all the Surgeons have
adopted 1t on account OF its great healing
properties.
The most efectuai way OF using the article
is in the form Of a perforated plaster. The
extensive use Of ordinary Perf0I ated or POr-
GUS Plasters, is a testimony to its merit.
dinary Rubber Porous Plaster is that it acts
too slowly-requiring days and continuous
wear to relieve PAIN or to effect cure.
A celebrated Physician OF New York, who
ber study has succeeded in making grea
improvement In Porous Plaster by int roduc
ing Capcine, which overcomes all the former
objections, causing the Plaster to do in a
few moments or hours. that which it former
ly required days or weeks.
Capclne is the most valuable ingredient
ever used as an externalremedy. ItOperates
with astonishing vigorand relieves pain inn
mediately. Its curativ g properties have be-
come so famous that anenterprising firm in
New York took it in hand. and by bringing
Capclne Plaster to the attention OF Physi'
clans, have met with unprecedented success.
The article 10 known as BENSON'S CAP
CINE PLASTER. The price IS the same as
Druggist ha them.
feb19-e3Imly
The daily gazette., 1876-09-14
ARCTIC ICE
COMPANY.
No. 2 East Second Street.
PRICES FOR Ia7c

5 to 100 pounds at 70 cents per hundred /;
100 to 200 pounds, 90 cents per hundred; to
5 tons, $l6 per ton. Special rates for lager
Quantities. Eastern ice only.
NrprIii,t j. d. CONROW & son,
The daily gazette., 1876-09-14
TNE NCIE NJ r OF LIFE
MORE gHAN n,ooo,ooOl COPIES. soLr.

Gold Medal Awarded to the Author b.
the National Medical Associa-
tion," March 81, 1875
, 1876-04-07
THE RECORD.
AENkTE.

WASHINGTON. D. O., April 0.-Mr, Thurman,
from tho Committee on the Judiciary, reported,
With amendments, tho House bill to correct IN
error In the revised statutes In regard to war-
rants OF arrest In exttsdltion cAsss. The
amendments wars agreed to and tbs bill wss
passed.
Mr. Wright, from the COMMITTEES On ths ju.
dietary. reported adversely on ths aonAsa blu 70
Abo!ish capital punishment and Il Wa indsa"
nitsly postponed.
Mr. Edwards, from tbs SANS committss, r.
ported : bill to further provide for thu edmlnis-
toring OF oaths in the Benate. Placed o. thu
calendar. He said the bill Was submitted Ia ~
sponss 10 IN order Of the 8snats ysstsEdsy, IN
stsuctiuR the Committee to inquire into tbs IL.
psd!snoJ Of reporting such bill.
NEW 1IL1A.
Bills wers introduced and referred ~ follows j.
l,y Ar. Doutwsll-MAkiog N appropriation 10
dsffsy The okpsnasa Of ths 0ommlssas appointed
By tAe Senate Ia iaTAstlSsts the recent sl&cuon1
Il Mnsisalpp1. nsfsessd
81 ~. H1gsas-To antsnd ths sat Ut Qan.
k1s@a ctAaan2 0aust Ut comsaa6aloasta et taa
, 1876-04-07

8torrs and Uudingtou Leave the ship
-IBeecticr Vinuicnted.

Btoxxz and Dud1ngton leave the dhtH
-I1eect,cr Vindicnted.
Special Dtspateh 10 TIA CHICAGO Tr,bune
New YoaK, April CA session Of CongreEa-
tionht ministers, lasting two days, hae been oon-
aidcrln8 tho caso Of Deeohof. and to-day be aud
bis friends claim to have completely trtumphcd,
aud Hgnstly dofested Dudfpgton and 8torrs.
After much violent discussion On tho subject
and many propositions for a solution OF tho
scandal. Henry Il. Storrs, brother Of Rcuard,
and tho recognized loyal mind among Con-
grogationhlists, offered seEins OF Tesolu-
tions which: in effect, lead 10 The appointment
OF . committee OF Ave to Investigate the AccuBa-
ttons against Dcecher and 10 try thsno, and NAM
Ing Richard 8. Btorts aud William Ives DudtnE-
ton a. leading membe.s Of tho committee.
cation, and Dr.. Dudington ia a
written protest. declined to bo investigators,
sud others wholly unknonn ~are subatitnted III
their ulaceB. This result IA considered by
Eeecllcr and his friends AZ OF thu utmoAt tul-
porta,,cc, aud Blgnnt victory. II is believed to
bo tho end OF the scandal. though thls In by no
menus CERTAIN 1t follows directly the heols Of
victory III tho courts over Moulton. and this
helos encourage Beecher's frloads. Storm,
BuduEton and others. havo written letter re-
signing from the Congregational Association
absolutely, Bcechor'H frtends look On this -
tho abandonment of tho charges agalnat him.
sorrs and h,s friends claim tia. thcy arc simply
Withdrawing from scandalous Congregation
altsk
, 1876-04-07
NOTES AND NEWS.

Tho EeuAte Committee on Territories to-day
agreed TO report q bill to establish the Tcrritory
Of Pembina. Tho proposed new Territory ia to
consist Of that portion Of tho present Territory
Of Dakota which lios north OF tbs forty-sixth
parallel. --. .....
THE ALABAMA sENAvoRbHIp.
The Committee Oh Privileges aud Elections OF
tho Sellato, III tho Spencer case, conruuou to-laF
not to lssuo aubpGuaa for tho throo colored men
named by the counsel for the prosecution. on
the ground that thc!r testimony Irrelevant and In
admissible. Tho prosecution thcn close and AlsIAn-
der white, OF A}abams, was c4lcl to lie stand for
spencer. IIa testlhe4 That lie know Of no corrupt
means beng uaed to aecuto Hpencer's election.
ARMY HEADQUARTERS.
Tho order iasued from tho War Department yssset-
day, transferring tho army headquarters from ".
Louis to Warrington has bean amendsd 10 ~ 70
direct the Adjutant0eners aud Unprecedented 10
report 70 tbs dsuazA Of tho Army.
, 1876-04-07
THE MORRISON TARIFF BILL.
poAk OF ITS rnoYIg1ohR.

Spteta{ Dlspateh To The ChHaa' iFaolHF.
WAsu.sa7ox. D. G., April 8.-Tho Committee
on Wars aud Slcans hss substantially completed
its work on tho Morrison Tariff bill, With tho OF.
cep,ton OF tho frcs List, although on Several
points passed over no final determination was
reached. TLo principal Of these related to tho
duty on sumac, licorlce, htdcs, aud chemicals.
At meoktpg OF tho Committoe to-day tho work
OF tho previous meeting waa carefully revised.
and the following changes wore made, The
duty on lInsoed oil h1el II Is cents Per eaaion
Instead OF 20 cents proposed III tho BILL Tho duty
llusecd will remain Il 20 cents per buse instead Of Is
cen.a proposnd originally In tho bil Tbs tariff on
was raised from 80 cons TO 10 cents, and
That on caatot-o!l from 90 cents 70 " cents. Tho
Committee hopes 10 complete ths BY. 20 - to rsposs
[7b taA ftsoetatsd lTtts.!
WARRINGTON, D. O., Af,fil 0.-Tho Committee on
wsya and Mesus today n,ee The to!lowiag ..aend.
duty Of 20 per cent ad vao1tm. To tho clauae that
no slowanco ahall bo nadb for 1o,eea by decay en-
oranges aud lemon. on wAtrls specific duty hAs heen
levied, havs been sdded words '.unlsss sush decay
exceeds 80 r&f cent On tho yulus Of sAd fruit" Ths
COMMITTEES hayo not yot ncted on tss and eodss,
, 1876-04-07
THE INVESTIGATION MILL.
pAcRAnD'B PECULIAR pnAcT1cEs.


WARRINGTON, D. c., April G.-Tho Caulaefd
Committee On Expenditures In thu Department
OF Justice Ia conducting an examination Into the
al1aira Of United States Marshkl Packard's
olllce ut Now Orleans. Charges have boon mado
that Packard has long boon engaged in tssuiug
blank warrants for distribution throughout tho
State, to be used prior to tho eiocttoun for the
arrest Of political opponents. One witness has
testified before the Committee that he himsef
sworo out oIghty warrants bcforo one Of
tho recahk elections, and TINT the per-
sona designated wero arrested tho day
bcforo tho election. When the question
after tho elections tho Witness answered in the
piisaoi Viii ,hs srr vt. Mar.hi! pack.rd xi soon
sppe.r 10 u conducting tie e.ss ss.tnst Paekara+
Ts United Staten Marshal Of Ts1As Ia also to b In
veatiRated.
An unexpected deficiency turned up this morning
In shc House COMMITTEES On Aipropslalions Har!Iut
tho Treasury, wore called upon to explain INV II was
that not only without l.w, but n di,ec: violation Of
YORK Pol building. Their explanation su fs.
from s.trfAtory, and oven 1aicd to shoW hg Whist
ns e ensf
p'9~ ssssos s1sE e s9pg s9pF'5Ssa I'd :, e IT g.
ills unauthorized expenditure Que Of tho
princp Of M,llletts resignation. Tho section
ssssd ssass I'D lea. w. d.
partnent Of tho Government Ahall spend In any ono
n e s IT,
Government III any contract for the futnso Payment
mancy in oxeess Of such sppror5o.iou" " dirse-
onss. instrae.lus tha Committee E1psuditnfsa of
Chairman, 70 Investigate tho whole subject.
| Nv tas As'oetatst trsss.]
, 1876-04-07
FARWELL-LE MOfNE.
How TIE ClaK 6TAND8.

speeta@ Ui1paseh to 1hs Chicago 1t.1u1f.
Wasulxaroa D. O., April d.-The Eleo-
tions Committee expect 10, take aua!
vote upon the case Of 10 Moyne W. Far
we'll on Saturday no1t, 1t which slno 1t il
probable that tho matorlty and minority reports
will be aigusd. II Ia asoortained tAas tho ms
1ori.y will report substantially - follows' Tho
Firat Preeinct OF tho Twentieth Ward should be
puzgod Of its fraudulent votes, aud tho so!e OF
The entire prec.nct should not DO rejected, ~
demanded By Fsswsll, Tho hitting member, snd
this for the reason That all 80 fraudulent
to hare bean COMMITTED BY Farwall.
whis Ill ths tsat.nonY to prove ths tfAud has bsen
sduucad BY Ia Moyus. FafNal AdmiA that ths ballot
boz In thii OF ...
IN TIE HATCH HousK pnkolNoT
va tampsssd With, ahd on this ground the minority
report claims thai he precinct canRot 70 Pli2ed but
ths minority el.i@ hat Fsrv. would loss nj votes,
whils tho majority calu, that hts oes would IL ~
vots4. This BY ths vaw Of tha majority, diapo.ss q
ths whots caas, lu1snapeh u tht paupsf Tots 10
~ Norwood pafk Pfscinn& would mol ss th& tAsals
Il III Ftrtt ptscuet Twsutsth Ward. Il tafown suA
.asaG ~, G5saa Gss asa s a9ss ses 20 as a .:sis e :g
, 1876-04-07

1xp1AsApoL1s, April G.-shortly before I
o'clock thla afternoon = torrible explosion
took pate IN tic factory-soom Of J. O. D. Lii
Icy d Sons varnith Works. resulting IN loss
by tire Of s1.o00. besilos burning j. o. D. Lii
10y, ono Of his helpers. colorel man nsr'ed
Granville Cartor. and \ cousin Of tho last
named, Miss Mary Lhster, who had Just ontsrod
tho building. Tho explosion occurred while The
helper, Carter, was adding turpontine to boil
ing kettle of 7arn,sh. aud was occaaioncd BY An
over-gpneration Of Gas. Tho womaa'H clothing
was ret on fire, and before naslstAnce arrived
tho lowpr portion OF her body Was literally
roasted, and tho skin burned from her arms,
shoulders, and faco. Tho injury to the othoza
ia not S0ficu8.
, 1876-04-07
SChENCK.
TIKI 1NyEArtoATIoN DRAWING TO cIosx.
sp<etQ{ U,tpQteA 10 TFA4 Chicago Tribune.

EnK INVESTIGATION DRAWING 10 oLosx.
ap<etas DtpatcA 10 1'a4 Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 6.-At the meeting
Of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs this
morning, Mr. Phelps, counsel fos Gen. achenck,
submitted written request slgued By tho lsts
Minister to England, asking tbs Committee 10
summon from BAls LAks sud elsewhere about
twenty Witnesses.
Mr. Hamilton inquired what Gen. bahsnek d.
si1sd 10 Prove by thsss Witnesses.
TO this quest,on Gan. 6ehsnck himself replied
that he desired 10 show that the Emma mlns WAS
worth Ill that VS. received tor II TIL Il WAS sold
In London that II Ma equally valuable now. and
tnat Ill ths facts Ia regard to the valua Of the
nina might b. ast forth. Cen. eoheuok was
vssy earnest Ia h!s rsmAstA and aid that b
kAd bsan toeuss4 1t baia9 engaged Ia f.sudu.
AnA tx4Assstaaas. AnA u b4ist d tAstf 10 thz
, 1876-04-07
THE SILVER BILL.

SENATE AuEtpMENrs TO TIE HouBE MEAaunr.
WAsu1so7ox, D. G., April C.-Tho souase FL
nance Committee recommend tbnt various i'm
por,ept chengos bo made ia tho Bo.called Silver
Currency bill of tho House OF Representatives,,
and as repoyted from tho Committee md placed
on the Senate calendar, Its provisions arc M fol-
lows: The first section, approprasipg $169.o0o
for printing and engraving United Statta notos
during tho remainder Of tho current fiscal year,
ia unaltored. A purely verbal amendment Is
made In The second section which requires the
Secretary Of tho Treasury to issue silver coin Of
tue denominations OF 10, 20. %, 30 cents Of
Standard value IN redemption Of the full amount
OF outstanding fractional currency ~ tapidly rs
it may be prcsentad for redemption. .,
Tho nrcontl and last aoctlon Of the HouHo bill,
which proposed to mike silyes e9l1s II the United
Tor amounts Of 800. and Ill aubAidary silver coins
psT sseons 1ot - ~ nsertea ~ tooss s
Hke That thsre Tnsl! @ bs coi9ea 1t ths mn, os es
the United ststes syor aolar Of Ts.ghl 81 - eis
prescribed BY law Tor gold aud silver CONS Of the
nay bs NECESSARY 10 render said dollar readily dis
tnguishabo from the trade-dolit, and III tho con-
delivery tasrsqf IT,. ae ~ 159 sns
prescribed BY law for tho trade-dol'ar, and sald
dollar esun authorized shall 10 legal tender It ~
nominal yaluo for any aouut nos exceeding $50 In
toreat on tho public dett, md tho trado.dolaE slan
| not hereafter 10 legal tender:
authorized to exchange Tie silver dollars hcrcfn
authorized for AZ equal sHoHnt 81 ths unass1 s.,Si
not be aaain replaced by other notea, md ho il
authorized 10 exchange such silver ooia II
| tts nominal ~aiue for sfar bullion at it,
market value. to he aecertainoi aud announced from
limo to us by tho Director Of TIM Mtnt, wi1h tho
IL oval of tho Secretary Of lho Treasury; and the
Uutted ateA notes aud fractional currency redeemed
under this act slA be held to be part Of The sinking
| fund provided for by tic o1issing law. -,
Tbs Chairman Of tho FInance Committee {illermanl
utaes thst tlo silver dollar whoho coaaes ii thus pro
vided for will bo of tho aasno woIRht Anl nncness ~
tho old silver oIlhr tho coinage sod isaue q Which
wa4 stopred nunbeT Of years ago. sud hAt ~ VaiAe
viii bo shout per cent moro than tie vAlaa OF two OF
| lie pyosent lalf.dolars,
, 1876-04-07
DISPATCH AGENTS.
pnnrnarrtoN TO. ABOLISH THEN.

SEerial Usrhffh to 1hs thted1o 7f7bnR-
WASHINGTON. D. C., April Cat the evonioR
sosglon IT tho House last night. on motion OF
Mr. Springer, Chairman OF tue Committee on
Expenditures Of the stato Department, tho fol-
loving amendment to the Legislative Appfopria-
ton bill was agreed to:
Provided, that far o. compatible with tho public
interests MI leters. papers, and public documents
sent by The Department q st.se to diplomatic sad
trIee with which this Government as entered Into tho
postal treaty which took effoct July 1s;s. shA ne
with official stkilps.
Tho object OF ttila amendment was to abolish
tho ofllcs Of Dispatch Agent At London. The
entire cost Of that agency for the ysaF ending
Juno 80. 1876. waB as folio"s: .....
BF. stevonH. agent, salasy ia gold. $4,000
expenses, In gold, s25.33o. Total. e27,33o.
usELEsa oEricE.
A responsible gentleman. who las taken patna
to ipuu;1o Into !he administration OF the Lon
no no moro proprety Ia sending dispatches from
ri etpo0 s's1 ..cy,ea ay sr' IT, ts.s
there would b. sendng Washington dispatches, sr-
living at Nsv rosk 70 zome qae ss rhi.dca.a 70 Be-
moro of1lcientiy 1t Queenstown This gentleman ~
ststo Department 10 p.evont tho abolition Of Tho
LONDON Dispatch Agency Stevens, be .ays has rAced
10 e h
retaining h'a 1laso e alao rsoF.ed that I t. cf.
Arent h1s den,atlLed md received from tradesnlen
COMMISSIONS ON PUlscHAaEH
Dnde through him by all pscaass, wslt ~ those
made by private travoors. The house which turntsh.
"a naval md military uniforms to nearly al United
tates officers informed thu writer Of tho letter that
they we're compelled 10 pay the agent 10 per cent On
al business Of tuIa character thsy received, and the
members Of this house justify their high prices BY
lie payment Of their commissions. gonteman f.
1uIlar with tho hHsneAa esttmaea this sgeutd COM
| missions from talIors, dry-Goods houses, Jewel.
ers. etc. upon rnrch,asa %ss a,s e{ American
1t SEVERAL thousand t1oll1rs! In gold. Ono DRY yVoodl
houas In London, It u said, pays him Is per cens on
I'll pretn for India shaws purchaGod by American
sont BY him. In addition to this. It Is asserted thai
psO on ~ tanrea to e ST.:
tic transfer Of the bulk Of ths bu.nesa TO Queens
Of tie Consular clrrks - agent 1t London. Th1
| CHANGE ho Eays would
QUIET GOOD DEAL Or scANDAI+
and Save 10 tho Government Il least $10 100 year
The writer Adis that Secretary Flsh Of coarss know
nothing personally about tha management Of thi
| agency.
, 1876-04-07

10 illegal votes nro
FOUND ron yAn~E&r,
ami f~w s!rnllsr votos In tho Fifth frtsfntt Of tho
Twe,,,t,th. Tbs majority alo ecdo that ths a!nd..
vita I tbs Fourth Precinct Of tho Eighteenth Ward.
10 wntc. objections wcro made On she aroun! that
they we.a mt signed W The voters,
sI.i,oush .ttestcd W ti.a proccs ON '.F.,
arc snticIeat About hEsy at1d,ya zero objocted 70
atav!s objected 10 by Ie1Moynr on the ground that
tl.ey rot signed by shs oiees M sre .fec,t.s. e.
wool ne Ts 2sty sl.m, =; sh,t ,hsto L. .a 70
Tho 1uo,ton il simply one of Residences, and s.st
there il proof in thls case e.her that u. votea Oh.
Iected 10 wore east by raupeEs or thst thrse per-
IONS. vers nos residents Of to County Farm
per yoes obIeeted 10 was 6l. Int Tbs claim VA to-
duced u 10.
TIE MINORITY HEPnnr.
It IL understood. which ~ ~ tsyos ff Fsr"e. MIL
claim TINT lth tic First nnd Hatch Iiouse Ptccncts
twentieth ward mud tbs paucer Toto In Tho Norwood
la.k Di.tsct, mns: be thrown ont Az y the istch
IIolsn rrct!ncs II IL calmed that tho pull II 40 frsu
ulont that Il cannot be ruraed. The Comn!:tts OK
poet 10 ropnrt tis Iery soon. II stands ~ on
tho Docket ant. tho two that Frecnde II afs hot n1ey
TO e1cito much interest OF debate.
, 1876-04-07
MUNICIPAL.
DUBUQUE. "A


opseta. Utspateh to The CAieaas Tribune.
DUBUQUE, Ia. April Cat the closing session
Of tho Ctv Council to-day for thu year tho
Finance Committee mada she following report !:
Tho zeceipts Into tho Treasury frou, al sonrcss
for tho last year we're S207. .63l.70. and tho dis
buraoneu.s for tho same rorod wore etoG,-
Syo. 90, leaving tho handsome balance OF alo.-
7si78, Expenditures on streets wore e93, ,475,35
Showing that large amount Of time aud money
are oxpeudod In ksepsug our etEests In irst-
Glass condition. Fro Drpa, sasns. &l6.474.l5.
Tho floating indobtodnoss Of the city now dus is
only 49, lY8.1l.
, 1876-04-07

spseta! U1spateh to Tht CHICAGO 1rbtsn<.
DASv111E, ILL.,, April G.-The officers Of the
Dtnvile Battery A, thu Dauyilla Harmon Light
Guards tho Piper Cisy Guards, md The Wasscka
Rifles. composing tho Ninth Illinois Battalion
Of tho National Guards. BY order OF the Adiur
tnnt-Gepotal OF the State, met here to-day TO
olecs fold officers OF tic battalion. Col. ". F.
Chandler. OF Dansille. uaa etocted Major, Lieut
]. E. Fia!da. Of Danyille, AdiutAnt, and Lieut.
]. q. Culver, Of WAtseka. QuartegmAssar. The
headquarters Of tho battalion will be Ut Dan
vile. Adjt.-Gon. billiard HAs present. and ~
sisted In Tho orakpizattop,
, 1876-04-07

Epxrat U7spatch to The Ckseaaa n,bunA
DAVENPORT. H.. Aprit G.-Tho auuual lncet-
Ing OF tho City Council was held last evon-
iug, .nd the now officers sworn In. RePorsa aub-
mi.ted show thst tho expenditures of tho city
for tho year woro 100 00o aud tho receipts $llb.-
600. The city debt IL s295, ,s7G. Tie number Of
eYskeu OF sewerage will BE- tnauxurated. City
Hospital established, ssrcets mRcadamizsd. And
ramps suppressed.
, 1876-04-07
MEXICO.
TIE llEF0LuTloN.

HAVANA, April o.-AdVices from Mexico to
March ~ stato that tho rural police stacked
aud dlsperned largo assemblago of persona
who had met in tho uetghboshood Of tho Capital
10 roIo'cs over tho revolution. hundred Of
tho rebel eJmpsthizass were killed. TRs num-
ber Of peraona u Arms against ths doysrnmsnt
IL estimated n l0, 600.