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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-15
CAMPAIGN NOTES FROM OHIO.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept 14.-The report that
Carl schurz had been Withdrawn by the Republican
National Committee ia denied by Gen. WikOf, chairman
OF the Central Executive Committee, who authorizes the
statement Mr. Schurz has not been VIII be with
drawn from the Ohio canvass. Col. Milton Barnes Re
publican candidate for Secretary of State, publishes
card which denies utterly the charge that he was
in favor of to prevent the members OF secret so
cetes from serving ures lie that he has never
been identified with any antiseoret society movement
in any whatever, and that, on the contrary he
has been several years past member of several secret
organizations. The Hon. A. w. Tenney Of New-Iork
and the Hon H. l.. Harrison Of Connecticut addressed
the Republican meeting this evening.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS
| For other shin Be,0s Sc; Second Page.


IFOT 0kheT ShtD 0eDS see Sccofu rage
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old DOMINION alker Richmond City Point and
Norfolk With and TO Old Dominion Steamship ca
Steamship whitney, HaetL Boston, with mdse. and
pass 20 Metropolitan steamship Go. -
Ship sOnene, BOWrng Calcutta lib days with mdse
arA Fortuna lNOr Christensen hotteruam "a days, IN
ballast
Bark Cyclone (of sheburne N ST. Forbes Gloucester 81
BARK Dsnele MANN QtaLl ROthne, Glasgow 81 days. in
Bark @. Reusens Leighton. Leith IS days In ballast
MUde nor. Johnsen, Amsterdam o. days.
In ballast Anchored IN Gravesend Bay sor ocdeis
Bark Sirrah Haly.son Arendal 80 DAYS In Daast
Anchored In Cirayesend Bay for ORDERS
Veneranda tal TIapani soon a. days In BALLAST
Bark Tampa (NOr), Olseu Newry 30 days. IN ballast.
Manuel opan. Ponce Havana 10 days, ~ ballast
Bark Assyran (Uf Georgetown, T. H., MnTcison, Gou
cester Eng, 80 III ballast Anchored at SANDY HOOK
Tor orders.
81 days vita sugar Anchored Sandy Hook toi ORDERS
Bark Ro,ert Kelly (of Boston, kngman, Mazataa lit
days. with 10 sgoOd.
Bark scanme (f st. John N b., Thompson. Liver
pool IS days in ballast
Bark Albert MebOurne) Eastman, Old Harbor JAM 30
days, with LOCKWOOD.
chOrul at Sandy Hook for orders
SAILED.
steamship Mas, for Rotterdam; Geert, for Hambnrg
Nevada Glasgow City OF Ton Havana;
Gamma Bermuda sips Mariana W for Lisbon Darks
deTs Rega uee sowp Mustang FOR Corr Falmouth
GaZella, BarbadOes; Mary s. Gibson t0E
WISD-SuIsUt, fresh, ;. clelr
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON, Sept 13.-The Anchor Line steamship Utopia,
GrOat frOm New-Iork Sept. z, arrived today
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pASSrNG ERS ARRLHED.

ppou IIyERPOof-n steImship Rassfd. Sept H.-P:
Allen Mr w AstoE Mss Actor Misses A. and Asior ani
10 mama Anton Aun Alfred Austin, Miss Baldwin, Edwar
i,sf1ar W ~ Bariiatt Rev II. r. Beadle Mr.. Baechtol,
Miss l,ettner Mrs Blu0dgoOl Col Charies A. B0son Mrs
1tr nrnwn and maid uar0ll Br0wn Miss Brown Misses
Emma aid Ella Brown, JOAN BroEn MisS Bgeklsn Mr.
and MiSs Hush Butcher, James ClmpDoll Mrs Camp
bsll and maid r. Campeo Mr. aud Mira A. Carter and maid
Ernest Carter, p cauno lr Carra4a, w IL Chataeld A.
Goats IT, Mr.. and Mrs Colos chs ren and maid MTs
ID d. MT and Mira Julien de cOT,oya. joseph Cox, w L.
cutting Mr. Dakl Mrs. j. Dslaied Miss Deafeid Henry
e Rsnne and malt W. DO enne, W. Derham, Mr. and Mira
Isaac Dfeyfu child aad maid Misc Du Yernet hr ami Ars
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SURPRISED GEOGRAPHER.
FRENCH ENGINEER WHO DID nor KNOW THAT
WIZ HAVE SURVEYED THE IsfHMUs
IpIIr 70 THIRuEEl


IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, Sept IAN. Leon Droullette'
the distinguished French engineer and Secretary Of the
French Geographical Society arrived here yesterday on
mission 70 secure aid for complete survey OF the Cen
trail American Isthmus, with aview OF bundhs an 1cr
oceanic ship caua He called to-day upon officers ut Inc
Navy and War Departments and presented his views,
hut was astoDshed 10 for the first time that officers
of the navy at various times during the last 20
years thoroughly pored the whole reg on from Tehu
epec to the Bay OF Cupica, and over nearly forty pro
posed routes. He presented pamphlet containing to
proceedings OF the meeting OF the soccH dc Geographic
I.st Nav in which are reported remarks made by NJ
Ferdinand Lesseps, who advocates complete survey OF
This Istbmus 10 lind location for canal which can pe
mt without locks The nteroceanic canal commission
Tnorfed TO the President last Fab in favor OF the Nca
aqua route and Of the members at least auyocates
re ndopn of treaty looking to ats construction Dased
on the principles VI the Claytou-Baiwer treaty OF tool
minister from Nicaragua has been appointed 10 tIet
with this country on tine SUBJECT anu VIII proOHo' "'
before the meeting OF Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-15

WASHINGTON. Sept. 14.-Secretary Chandler
returned this morning from NeV-York. lie has great
hopefulness OF Republican lilo says the adViees
from OHIO and Indiana very encouraging. large
Republican majority expected in the former STATE ana
moderate one the latter. He expects that New-York
will be carried Hayes and that even NewJersey Wi
east her electoral vote for the Republicans FROM 'a
fonH II Va learned that the the Chinese
question has overcome, aud II Is probable nat tOth
California aud Oregon viii vote for Hayes ana Nheeie
or tbe southern states, Mr. Chandler relies upon NOfth
Carolina south Carolina. and Florida - give the Repu
lioau IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-15
CITY TAXATION REDUCED.

ALBANY, Sept 14.-At the meeting of the Board
of State Equalization this evening Tax Commits
soner Andrews presented the claims of the City of
NewYork for justice in the matter of taxation. The
Board fixed the valuation of the city at 81 ,203 1S7-
O7G For the first time in many years tie proper
ton of the city fixed at materially less than
onehalf of the whole tax. The city's share of the
tax for 1877 will be $i,16l,021, reduction of
$3,072 1853 as compared with the tax paid this year.
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MAINE AND VERMONT RETURNS.

NEARLY 10000 MAJORITY IN MAINE.
GOV. coNNoR 1908 VOTES AHEAD IN All TOWNS
THE REPUBLICAN, GAINS IN THE LEGISLATURE
INCREASING.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. 14.-Carefully revised re-
turns from Al towns the vote for Governor
compared below with the full vote of the State
last year. Nineteen small towns and 80 plantations
are get to be heard from. The figures below show a
Republican majority of 1868, against 1872 last
year, and IL, 1877 in 1874, and II PIG in 1872:
IS7G 1873.
selden Common Col Selden C0nnor(R ep) 0S5
j. c. Talbot DeIuJ 9O3 CIV. Roberts (Dem) .53, 213
Total vote l33,5O4 Total vote. lie. 29S
Republican maj. ....15,69S Republican mal.-... 5ofZ
Rep. gain over 1911 ,S26
Returns from eight counties are complete. The
Republicans have elected 121 State Representatives
and perhaps 2 Others, and 20 out of 81 Senator'S
They had 81 Representatives in the last Legislature
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The Republican majorities in tho new and old
Legislatures are given below:

VOTE FOR CONGRESSMAN IN VERMONT
INCREASED REPUBLICAN, MAJoRTIIEs IN THE FIRST
AND THIRD DIsIR!CTS-COMPARAIvE TABLES
OF VOTES.
Nearly complete returns from the Ist and
I'D Congress onal Districts in Vermont have been
received In tho LIST District Charles H. Joyce tRepl IA
reelected over A. T. Cmds DemJ by majority OF 749s
in u total vote Of 20,272 His majority in 1879 was
54OG in a total yots Of 1890 his plurality was 70Il.
The vote by counties Is given below:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-15

They took a vote on one of the Erie trains last
week and Hayes and Wheeler stood 10 L. When Tue
train stopued at station Of the passengers seeing
an Irishnan working the track called 10 MIN ana
said: say Pat have Just taken vote on the tram,
and, wo stand q 10 in favor Hayes and Wheeler !;
what do you thak of that g. Pat took his pipe from BIS
month inst long enough 10 say TO IL wild yer EsD.
onabIe cars ist wait TIL the gravel train comes ao n.y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-15
MARRIED.

PARK-IyEs-At Rye " " Sept 49, by the Rev. R. r.
AsOp assisted by the Rev. C. r. Brewster Hobart PARK
Elizabeth NJ, daughter OF James NJ Ives all OF hye
Observation-Disclosures Brooklyn, Sept II, 1876, by Rev.
T. Duryea d. d. VIM n Preston OF New YORK Ciy 70
Mary w. Spane OF Pittsburgh Penn.
THAYER- HERRICK-On Thursday, Sept. IA, at the Col
lege Church Hanover, n. H., by President Asa smith
D. D. aud Dr. s. r. Leeds, Fred A. Thayer OF New.
York Martha J. Hcrrick OF Mobile Ala
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON Wednesday, Sept Is, 1875.
at residence brides parents by Rev. T. NJ Peck Charles
A. Tucker OF New.Y0rk to Annie, daughter Of Andrew
Cunnlngham vi Brooklyn.
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CHARGES By JAYNE.

BNGHAMToN, n. Y, Sept. l4.-Jeremiah
Dwight OF Tomplins County to-day unanimously
nominated for Congress by tho Republicans MT. JAYNE
of moiety fame brought charges Of corruption against
him, and G. W. Hotchkss Withdrew tie BrOOme County
delegation TO defeat his nomination. The convention
disrsgrded MIR HOtcbkisss protest aud nominated MI
dwight
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LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tue u tle boneIrca variation. in tails CITY s tentn. OF
Visions Of time for the ~ hours
crdnr last might. The central horizontal line marks 30 nih.
TIE curved line, in Less
direction represents. the actual hShr Of the eTcnry dnns
line entirely toe line Of mean
variable, relied
eastsry
Of ts iuised by the frequency
OF the BY movement When
Inc u uncertain weather VIII o
line from the line t3o'
while from
to SOW points n unmlstAkaby to pleasant weaiherl
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A strong wind from the south yesterday

A strong wind from the south yesterday
continually dispersed the gathering Clouds and was per-
haps the means of turning aside until late hour the
approaching rain The baromerlc fan OF yesterday is 80
small and other changes Of conditions so slight that
tbcrn srems 10 be little likelihood that anything more
than fringe Of the ram area will reach THIS locality
The heavy showers OF the nj hit will probably be FOL
lowed soon by clearing weather.
For this city and vicinity clouds and more on less ram
arc Indicated IA likely to continue TIL daybreak; 70 ne
succeeded later IN the day by alternate clouds anu sun
AhInn mud cOOler Winha.
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TIE TENNESSEE GoyERSoRsHIP.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 14.-Gen. George
Nancy, independent Republican Candidate Tor uoVefV'
r. Withdrawn from the canvass for the present.
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rolnl .sa5 e.AO7.. 0G9s I'D. ll,O0l 3.Cl

=
Rep. NAL. 7,iJS .IOI lOI45 49,,
sinfaiy. Charles W. willard tRepl who was defeated
fpr pronunciation received G35 votes, which would make
Charles "A. Joyccs majority OiOB
In tho lid District. Geo w. Tendce Repl has again
defeated John L. Edwards (DemJ. his majority being
6l57 In total vote of 1879 These figures show an
increase OF a 20 In the total vote and 7GO u Mr. Hen
ders majority since 1874. This years vote compared
with those cast al lie two previous elections
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sorrp CAROLINA REPUBLICANS.

COLUMBIA, s. c., Sept l4-This was the
third day of tho Republican State Convention There
ba been no nomination yet The time thus far has been
accounted by speeches from the friends OF Messrs Cham
Ieriin and Dunn the leading candidates for the nom
iuutiDu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-15

The principle upon which the Immense Clothing
House OF A. RAYMOND q Co. corner OF Fulton ana NASSAU
st s conducted simple anu entlOls that even
child unaccomp by guardian be safely nrusted
TO their cars they have
no prices for the same thing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-15
NOMINATIONS TO CONGREss.
he following nominations to Congress are
by telegraph:

reported by telegraph
District. n2Wase paVV,,,h'i..,,
with Missouri. John III. slower. .. hepun,ican
lat Connecticut Joseph X. Hawley. .RopuDleaii
III Minnesota IL. Il. Wilder. ..... ID ;inocriltic
XXVIIIth New-Yurk. Jeremiah Dwight ;'iSepupuSa"
With Tenuessee-'JOhn ID. =. AlAns DomOcfdto'
Ia n. Inassee. .sHm Mcfarland. >. DoElOcrltlc'
Iyth Illinois. ......Jno. X. farhsWorth .DeuOcIa"o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-15

Incuding 275 scattering votes. Including 2l3O votes
for Joseph IL. Williams (lnd)
As now estimated the Republicans will have
majority of l22 on Joint ballot in the Legislature,
gain of A. members. This majority is within 10
votes Of the largest majority for several years The
new and old Legislatures are compared below:
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CONTROLLER RoBlNsoN's ACCEPTANCE.

ALBANY, n. Y, Sept. 14.-The committee
20 notify 10 Controller Robinson his nomination waited
upon him today and formally rendered him the honor.
He reulicd that no would send them short letter Of
acceptance in a day or two.
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THE SCORES.

DETAILS OF THE SHOOTING or EACH MARKsMAN-
REcAPIrULATIoN or THE SCORES.
The diagrams of best shots at different
ranges are accurate Of the corresponding
Creednoor targets, and the following individual scores
IRE complete and entirely correct as each was verified
by comparison with the official score
AMERICAN TEAM
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MIDNIGHT FEATHER REPORT.
PrObnbnIiIeS

For New England, sOutherly winds, falling
barometer aud warmer, cloudy rainy weather clearius
away with westerly winds on Friday night.
For dc Miiie States southeast 10 n01th-ees possibly
brisk pinds, and cooler. partly cloudy aud clearing
heather, nth rising barometer.
IpCAI. npSERVATIONs
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Inc Republican majority to about 1G 700.


Total. .bl ~ a. JJJ 700 OO'-lo- -"'''
Rep. maj 1881 3,SI2 32'35i
Plurality counting 81 I'm Androscoggin Comfy for Gage
Qna Gov Connors majority would DO liOOl In THESE 5OO
towns
The vote Of 444 towns for Governor this year is
given below, with the full vote of 1872 1874, AID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-15

II you want Rent Piano or Organ, go to WArRas
sons ADJ T0away they renting their INSTRUMENTS
81 per month previous 10 removal 10 Union square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-15

formed and James NJ Smith and Samuel MINES were
chosen captaips. About $50 menbers were present.
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DEMOCRATIC DISSATISFACTION IN NEWJEkSE1'
SoMERvILLE, n. D., Sept 14.-An lndepend-
ent Democratic nomination Is talked OF III TIE Nlh Con
presaona District BY those who arc dissatisfied WIN
hlyah A. Clark, the regular nominee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-15

American Teams total Irish Team..... ~
American Teams total score over Scotch Team. 81
American Teams total Canadian Team. 203
American Teams total Australian Team. Oh
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DIED

Al Notices of Marriages must be Endorsed viA fali
name aud address.
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THE ADMISSION OF SUGAR FREE OF DUTY-MER-
CHANTS PAYING CUSTOMS DUES UNDER PROTEST.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE TuBUNE.i
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soralbertd,te aus S8of0inotpn

gS a bing II, 8. gluguit. = Der geit
ri9e Inorang 5u bem Sdliitenteite mar ell
beoeutenoer. Sci Dem S0nigsifieBen De-
@aOetten errang 8ilbelm gebrenbS ben Sieg
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beute ysa6mittag itatt. SolQenbe 0amen
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Der, 3. Srau Senoner, 4. Srau @et8ler, 5.
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ltarten &egcnS, melder ipGt ura g2admittag
elntrat, pergniigte iidl SeOermanH aui'S Seite
Der oBaiblnJtoner SdngerbunO" fano lid
auf Dem SeItplabe eli nno tru9 mebrere 9e
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auf nabiten Srcitag I'M Wlittcrnadt anSSn
0ebneu.
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abbGn9igen SrOers Der SOo=6eQows," itarb
geitern in ietucr gSObnuug 9tr. Clio, 9t-Str.,
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geitern tuieOer itatt. Ser yteger AlircO 0tiQs
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3eit ben lungen @uerett 5u 8tGmOut ermor.
oeten, wurOen geitcrn 81 0idlauo' Station,
6 0leilen iiiolidl bon GuanticO, 8a., bon oer
56. 9aSlupp uuO Brice uerbafete. 9ie'
elben muroen i'll Bort Subacco in iiberen
@ewabriam gebraft. @iner oerielben murOt
al8 Elm i'll stleranoria berii6tigter @baratter,
Hamen8 Softer, ioeutifiSirt. Die fir Die
Serbaftung Der M0rOer au8geieete 8elOh-
uuug betrdgt I'M @au5en $3.50.
-G3PItpru Rndlf1ittnn mltrhP IN hprt1 0Iffi.
den 6luBarme in Der gt6be Der Iuacoitia,
Bride Die 2eide eine3 gSelben enbedt, mel
DIE ff) allem gtni9eine mad i9ou mebrerc
Gage i'm gSaHer beiuuGeu bate. 0ieielbe
wurOe ipaterbtn ais Die Qeid)e oeS @rn. gcwi5
8. GOOt, zines SffiiicrS Der SHnOeSfOtte,
tOentiftSut. Ser Seri!orbene mar ein Siir9er
Sf'BaihtngtOn' uno ltano in bObem 2ln=
ieben. Die @eidpOreneu gnbCu ben 2S0br=
lprud) alb, OaB 6r. &oot Slptiden Iu0 6 uBr
an Z. Iuguit SutGllla crhanf.
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Ncr fGcIN4ffnrff

Stem YOrt, s. Quguit. = @elO leidt
81 LII. Bediel rubig 81 4.884. @oln
idloB 5u 111f-111s. 8unoe8zSbligationen
id9loiien flau ano tetig; 81er Coupons
1909; 65er 116; neue 1174; Ger 1194; 68er
1211; nele Siinfer 117; 1O.40er Coupons
119. Gttteu idjlOiien flali uub unitetig; &c.
g.@entral 1O53; @rie 1873; 2ufe Sbore 53g !;
SIS. Central 88; 8ittSburg 95; ROrtbz
8eiterr 38f; BriOr. 60; OtofsSsianb 1888
llnterl6asamts Silans: Gols $31 1921 5
235. Sn1Irnr1t S9O 219 264
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NnIfffShpS

Detroit, s. auguit. = Die 0tepublifas
uer bonn 4. @on9reB' 9iitritte bon Wi9i9an
baben Den 0tidtes Geigbtlep nominirt.
Srenton, RS, 8. Iuguit. Der
oemotratid]e StaatSs@onuent miro an 13.
September itattftuben.
BittSburg, 8. Iugult. - Die 50.
SameS $. 5optins unO u. 9. @odran mur-
ben beute bon Der 0emofratie oeS %. uno 23.
9iitritt8 wieper fir ben @On9reB nOntintrt.
Detroit, Witd., 8. Inguif. bemos
frattife Staatss@ouuent tritt morgen bier
Suiamnen, une Oiele 9elegaten baben iid)
iAon eingefurben. @re@ouberneur 0tObert
Mc@lellan ruub als ter1porarer Soriiter er>
nannt werbeu. $or. gS. 6. gSebber miro
N, q hi chntritd, ola Gn,tncrtte,tr ttnn1ialirt
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GtIembahM.lInfdQe.

@inctnn 1T, 8. NN9ult. - GIN Yerl
IoneuSug Der ,Qouisuille' '@incinuatier 8abn"
lief geltcrn bel @lencoe aus oem @eleiie.
Der Wepdd= uno brei Baiiagier gSa9gons
wurOeu euen Damn binab geidleuoert.
Jiemanb nuroe get5btet. Die SerDuuOeten
iino; Sa8. Sraucis, Sfiber 9ernSbeim as
ytem> Orleans, elm &inO Der Srau &idmun
aus giep.Srleau8 mo 9r. IS. $. DeepeS
nus Stem. Orleans.
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Der aaiteeaartt.

9iobe Sauetro, ben Z. 2lugui.-
Martt auinittt. @ute Sorteil 5000 bis
6150 0ieis pro 10 SiloS. 2Se9iet auf 2un,
BON 255.
Die bur9i9uittltdlen td9li9en 3uInbren
iudbreno Der pergaugeuen @ote betru9en
9400 Sade; bic lestru0di9eu Setid3iffunsen
nab ben Ser. ct. 5000 SGde; DO. Ser,
faufe $4,000 Sdde mad europe unb 46 900
Sade mad ben Ser. Glaateit. auf Eager
perblieheu 10000 9ade, -.
SaHtos, 7. auguit. - Der Rurtt 1T
rubig BET feiten Yretier. @nte Sorten
5200--5310 8eis paa 10 aitns,
9le bardi9Htttllden ta9liden 9ufubren in
SanlOs betruseiI in persanaener gBodle loo
Sade; Der SOlratb 1900 eide.
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Ser oentotrattTd1e ste9 TT 2Ia

sc on t m er y, Ala., 8. auguit. -
gSeitere gta9rid)ten ergeben groBe bemofra.
tii9e @eninnite aaenthalben. Spn 65
Counties ergebt jeoes, nit 4usnabme BON 6
cber 7, eiue OenlOtratii9e 0tuioritat. Die
Oemofretcn erpdblen 81 bon 80 StaatS<Se.
natoren unO fuenigitens 80 uon 100 8eprdz
lententeH. Wfan Siebt bieraus ben S6luB,
DaB Senator @olbmaitbe wieoer In Ben Ser.
Staatenz5enat ertpdht meroen mirO. SIM
gauSen Staate lief Die @abl rubi9 ob, nir.
npr1SS fauhPl1 9SIfhpitnrIfunpu ffntt
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Mu has 0ublifunt!


Nir MAIDEN oas Bublifum aui ben beute ytad)s
mittag unt 6 ltbr fattfnbenben gataui oss ems
pfcbIeus mertbeu g Lad ttre Gtabti +
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