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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agcnt shpmastsrs are Informed
that by teiegraphng the HERALD London Bureau nd
dressing Bennett No 90 Fleet street. London tho
Paris ONCE. addressing Bennett. 81 Avenue do ropcra
Paris the arrivals aud departures from European and
Eastern ports American and all forc vessels trading
with the United States the will cablcd
try free ofchargc
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Med
ports will Paris Office the econom-
cal and expeditions for teiegrsphing news
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SAILED.

Steamers, Algeria sBr,; for Liverpool Denmark BD
London; Cleopatra. Chnrlestop AlDenarle Lewes Del
barks Kepublik oier, Hamburg: sandvk lswe stestin
Nellie May. Bremen: Bremen Ger). do; Emma Iixrri
Sevie Fannie II Loring. Calais Principe de Napoi
utsD, Cork; c l. Pearson. Yokohama. brigs August
tSwe), Wismar; Peri, Kingston: y Ciary, Barbados.
Wind sunset. W at midnight W. light
Barometer NJ sunset. 1887; 1t $50 Pm, 3005.
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SALMON FISHING.

OTTAWA, June 81, 1s76
Advicss IRON Gaspc state that salmon fishing prom
ises we'll Tho nets set at Peninsula have caught
FISH the present date than during whole OF last
season The water Is still high In the rivera. Cod
nshng commenced 81 Perez on The 9th inst
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WHA1EMEN.

A letter from Geo II Braywood. I'd officer of brig Rosa
Baker OF BOSTON, her arrival at Barbados May 10
with bts oil since renort-220 bbls all told.
letter from Capt Baker, OF bark Tucker. of NIB
bermuda June H. with 30 bbs sp last cruise
go all told
spoken-Junc g. $50 miles Sc Of Southwest Pass schr
Antarctic Bell Of Provncctown months SIS bills
oil.
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WEST POINT CADETS.
WASHINGTON, Juni

WASHINGTON, June 81. 1876.
The following named candidates for admission hav-
ing passed the Academic and Medical Board. and hav-
ing been otherwise duly qualified admitted TO the
Military Academy conditional cadets, to rank from
be l4th inst
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

dredges employed at the Upper Middle
Boston harbor work Aning up the
dredged parts oft channel As hi dredgc will frequently
shin position and In different localities vessels should
keep particular lookout for It.
BOTHFELD. US Assistant Engineer
Boston. juno 81. 1876.
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Name. Congress siondl District
Bachelor, Joseph B., Jr. Fourth North Carolina
Bell. George AT Large.
Brady, George W..........S Sixth New Jersey.
Brent Andrew NJ First Virginia
Byers, James J.............N Ninth Georgia
Call. Asa F................ Ninth Iowa.
Carter, Uberlin VI. ..........At Large.
Cowles, w. H........... Dakota
Dickinan, Joseph T........ Fifth Ohio
Dunnng. Samuel w ...... Twenty sixth New York.
Garvn, Thomas T.. Jr. First Indiana.
Hammond, Andrew Co.. First Connecticut.
Hess, Isaac Fourth Maryland.
Hoiton, Frederick ID. $500. First Vermont
Hunter, Charles H........ AT Large.
Kcnnon, Lyman W. va. First Rhode Island.
Leeds, William II. ....... Second Pennsylvania
Lconhaeusc- Harry Twenty second PENNSYLVANIA
Marshall, Paul +. Third New York
Martin, Arthur l.. Twelfth Illinois
McGrath, Hugh J. seventh Wisconsin
Morgan, George II. ....... Third Minnesota
Northrup, Hubert O...... Third Michigan
> Ray, John B...............AtL Large
Roberts. Harris L.........At Large
Rose Joshua. Third New Jersey
Rutf John D..............At Large
Sands, George H.. ..........At Largo
Scott. Albert b. ...........At Large
Scverver, Benjamin S.. Eighteenth New York
Sharp. Henry Communal Large
Stewart, Charles. ........ Eighth New York
Strong. Frederick S....... Fourth Michigan
Summers, Jr, John L.. AT Large
Torrey, Zerah W.....-.. Second Massachusetts
Triple, Percy H.. ......... Eighth Georgia
Upton, George N..........At Large
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.


DArHs OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
OF JUNK AND July.
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WEATHER RxroH
FOREIGN PORTS.

PLYMOUTH. June 81. PM-Wind moderate.
HoLYuxAp. June 2l. PM-wind SSW.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20
THE CANVASS


Meeting OfSeott county Democrats TX
ecutiTe Committee
A meeting wz- held az lice eOnr-hous. ia
the town 81 Forest on the 9Th day of sep
teInber. 1876.
JnO. r. Harris, ciiairmsn. presided. Gu
molten, the following resolutions were
adopted tO-wit:
ResoIcef. That Il j. tie sense OF this com
mittee that no efforts be spared By all Dem
Ocrdfs Of this county u advise together -
to The matter of registration aBd sse that 10
one OF the party should be uniotprin u A. 70
the time. place and term Of registration.
And the attention Of Clubs Is partisElarly
called 70 his resolution.
IL il hoped that the S@eret4ri-s OF the
Clubs and the Slb-Exeeutive CumnIittee OF
the county will make regular and prompt
reports 70 JuO. +. H4rris chairman uf this
Executive Committrr,) Morton Miss 20
that this committee msy De fully iuiOrmed
as 70 the status Of the canvass la the county.
The time OF the meeting was employed
principally ia the matter Of advising and
counsellihg together a n the ctnvass and
resulted in a thorough understanding as 70
the modes OF proceeding. etc.
Reports from several portions of the
county show that the Democrats of the
county is alive to it, duty and l. ia-t organ
izing.
The Forest Register, Scott County d m
ocrat, aud Jackson CLARIoS were requested
to publish these prOeeedings- Adjourned.
J. T.. HARRIS, Chm.
L. T. EDMoSDs, Sec'y.
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- . Ian
L. T. EDMoSDs, Sec'y.

TORRANCE STATION, Mss, Sept. 4, 1876.
The citizens of Torrance and vicinity met
In the depot building to form a Tilden and
Hendricks reform club.
WIN. L. Wynn called to the chair, and
Arni>tead G. Leigh chosen Secretary. On
motion, the club was formed By electing the
following officers:
Thos. Powell, President; Greed Dyer,
fcOl } 1T Vice-President; Clifton Jackson,
(col. } 81 Viee-President Selwyn NJ. Jones,
Sd Vice-President; Benz K Winter and
Armistead C.. Leigh. Secreta-ies; Ribt. )
WilhOurn. Corresponding Secretary I. Ii.
B. VanhOozer, Treasurer.
The following resolutions were adopted :
Res0lUsd, That We heartily endorse and
ratify each and every articles OF the platform
Of the Democratic party, adopted at St.
Louis on the 9th Of June, lS7G, and pledge
ourselves to use the utmost Vigileuce TO Sc
cure the overthrow Of Radicalism by the
election Of Tilden, Hendricks and Manning.
Resolved, Thatw we cordially invite all true
men who have the interest OF their country
at heart, without regard to race, color or
previous condition, to come forward and
join heart and hand with US in this our great
struggle for the overthrow Of Grantism.
and for the election Of a pure government.
which shall give place to all and promote
prosperity in our dOwn-trodden country.
Resolved, That while we thank those col
ored men who have come boldly up u Join
us in our first onset, n that while we are
deeply grateful to those who so nUbly came
TO our flag the last election, we hereby
pledge them, as well as all others who NAV
wish to join us, our protection against all
threats or violence, let it come from what
ever source it may.
ResolUed, That our club be called the Tor
rance Tilden Reform Club.
THOS. POWELL. Pres
BKNJ. A. WINTER,
ARMIsTEAD G.. LEIGH,
Secretaries.
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COUNTY.
GRAND Rally at DensOn's Store ON
the 18th October.

At an adjourned meeting of the citizens
of Election District No. 3, in the Fourth
Supervisors District OF Lawrence county,
Mississippi, held at Denson's Store, the fol-
lowing proceedings were had:
The Chairman explained the object of the
meeting to be the forming of a Tilden and
Hendricks Reform Club, and appealed to
all present who desired to do SO, to come
forward and have their names enrolled,
when all present, sixty-six in number. re-
On motion, Silver Greek Tilden Reform
Club then proceeded to elect permanent Of
ficers, with the following result:
J.J. benson, President; Us Neal, A.. J.
Price, j. W. Williams, T. NJ. Beal and B. 7.
Saunders, Viee-Presidents; ID. X. Longino
and w. NJ. Robertson, Secretaries; w. w.
Williams, Corresponding Secretary; ]. w.
Williams, Treasurer.
The President appointed the following
Executive Committee: A. Fairly, W. L.
Mikell. 10. Spurlock, A. Mangum, A. j.
Neal, t. J. Patterson, G. w. Mikell, e. N.
Floyd, Will Armstrong, J. II. Williams and
j. j.. benson.
On motion, a Committee of five was ap-
pointed by the Chairman to draft resolu-
tons expressive of the sense of the Club.
| Committee: j. 5. Neal, G. w. Mikell, T. j.
Patterson, A. J. Price, w. W. Williams
and, on motion, j.. j benson was added.
After a short absence, the Committee re-
ported the following preamble and resolu-
lions, which were unanimously adopted:
Here follow a series Of excellent resolu-
tons, for which we have not space.-EDs,
CLARIoN.l
Resolved, That we cordially endorse and
ratify the nomination of Samuel J.. Tilden,
Of New York, for President, and also that
Of Thomas A. Hendricks, of Indiana, fol
Vice-President.
Resolved, That in Charles E. Hooker, ouI
present Representative in Congress, we
have a noble pride-a Representative wor'
thy of our District and of the State of Mis-
,issippi; the peer of any mar among the ell
oquent the patriotic, and the truly great
aud we here pledge him our undivided anC
united support for reelection, and promise
him a larger majority In this county in lS7l
than he received in 1915.
Cant, J. 5. Neal introduced the followin.
r, solutions, which were unanimously adop
ted:
Resolred. That Hon. E. Barksdale, Electo
for the State at large, aud Gen. Rober
Lowry be and they are hereby invited L
/; address this Club, and their tellow-citizen
; of Lawrence and adjoining counties, a
q Denson's Store, Of the 18th day Of October
E 1876.
Resolred, That we invite all Democrat
3 Clubs In this and adjoining counties, an
all the citizens generally. to meet with I
on the 18th of October, 1876, for the purpO;
of welcoming into our midst, Mississippi
illustrious sons, Hon. i. Bsrksdale an
Gen. Hobt. Lowry
y Rssolued, That the Secretary toward
copy of the proceedings of this meeting
the Sunny South and the jackson CLARIo
and hat they be requested TO publish 4
4 same.
n J.. ]. benson, President.
'e y p. r n L RSsRS9;.or} Secretaries.
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County.

TORRANCE STATIoS, Sept. S, 1876.
| herewith forward names of the officers
of the Torrance Tiiden Reform Club. Tor
rance Station is the postoffice of ali OF them.
ThOs. Powell, President.
Greed Dyer (eol-) lst Vice President.
Clifton Jackson (cOLl. ID Weep President.
Selwyn NJ. Jones, ID Viee-President-
Benz. Z. Winter and Armistead G.. Leigh,
Secretaries.
Robt. 5. Wilbourn, Corresponding Seere-
tary.
Thos. II. 3. VanhooZer, Treasurer.
COMMITTEE.
Greed Dyer (col.), Rafe Brooks. (col }.
ThOs. IL. b. Vanhoozer, l.. P. Bell and ). NJ.
Jones.
CANYAssING COMMITTEE.
Creed Dyer (col.(, B. r. Winter, B. B.
Draue, Rate Brooks (col.), aud A. c. Leigh.
On motion the Presidents name was added.
INSPECTOR OF REGISTRATION
Thos. II. B. Vanhoozer and 5. NJ. Jones.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice.

In the District Court Of the United States. for
the Northern District Of Mississippi.
John Newell, ]. B. Alexander
Illinois Central Railroad Com
panY, Ell al.
Mississippi Central Railroad In Equity.
Company, New Orleans. Jack
son and Great Northern Rail-
road Company, ct al.
TN PURSUANCE to a decretal order made
i by said Court in said cause, the under
signed, as Clerk and special Master of said
Court, will on the 18th and 18th dav. az Geto-
Der next IN the Office IF me Clerk OF The
Chancery Cozrt in The CITY Of Holly Springs.
Miss and oRJhe I'D and 18th day Of 0ctaber
| NEXT, IN the ONCE Of the Clerk of the Ghan.
Gerry Court, in the city of Grenada. Miss.
and on the 10Th and alst days Of October next
IN ne 9Taea Of the Clerk Of tie Circuit Couri
q the Unhea s.ates, in the city Of Jackson
1 Miss, and from the LIST to the 18th Of Novem'
Der next, in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court Of the United States, IN toe city o
Oxford. Miss proceed to take proof Of thI
amounts cue the c0mplainants or Defendants
or ether persons who may hold any Of tn
bonds or coupons described in the Deeds 3
Trust fled with the bill or answers, and VII
may desire to elsim, under the decree Ia sal
cause, and whether the same be due upo
bonds. coupons or interest upon coupons. q
! otherwise under said deeds Of trust.
This September Eth. 1876
sspt20 R-E, ~
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Pamela County.

PoPEs, Miss, Sept. 9Th, 1876
We have a Club organized according to
the plan published in THE CLARION. A
Tilden Reform, OF Democratic Club We
have not long been organized. We have
some seventy four or five members. Our
officers are as follows:
For President, T. N. Sims.
Vice Presidents, G. w. Harris, Perry,
Jackson, Bob. Heron, ]. G. Dubois.
Secretaries, lst j. W. Dubois.
Id F.. G. Sims.
Corresponding Secretary, John C. Packer.
Treasurer G. NJ. Shinn.
Executive Committee, 7. NJ. Sims. A.
W. Pope, Louis Grifis, Calvin Horton. 7
P. w alton, Israel Harden, E. P. Collins and
G. W. Harden.
The ~posto6ice address OF all our on.
GERS Is Pope Station, Pamela county
Respectfully submitted,
J.W. DUBoIs, Sec'y.
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Hon. E. B~ARKsDALE, Jackson.
THE MASS NEE TING AND BAR
BECUE IN FAYETTE
1900 People In Council.

Extract from Fayette Chronicle
The first speaker introduced was Hon.
E. Barksdale, %elector for the State at
large on the Democratic Ticket. He
held his immense audience under the
power of his will for over two hours. 1t
is seldom it has been our pleasure to lis
ten to a more interesting speech. He
has all the statistics of Radicals misrule
at his fingers end, and is equally a book
of reference of the amuont that has been
saved by Democratic authorities. 1t was
worth a long ride in the sun and dust to
hear his speech. After he got through,
Judge Warren Cowan, elector for the
9th District, was introduced. It seems
as if all the orators Of tbs day entered
into their orations with the greatest gus
to and good will. Judge Cowan for over
an hour gave the Radical thieves a
most unmerciful excoriation that highly
| delighted the audience.
K. Palmer Lanneau, the gifted and
eloquent orator Of Natchez, then took
the stand, and right well did be sustain
his we'll earned reputation. He directed
his remarks almost entirely to the color
ed people. He gave it to them in a plain
unvarnished way, and with such feelin,
in his manner that you could see his re
marks carried great weight with them
and the way be handled Capt. Tom Hunt
gave thegreatest satisfaction to the in
mense crowd.
After Mr.. Lanneau, came dinner. 1
was of the good, old-time sort-harbt
cued meats of the INCEST kind and in tn
greatest profusion and plenty, and tn
ladies' table was filled with large quaint
ties of sweet meats and delicaciei
Everybody got plenty. We don't e,
pect soon to see as nice a dinner as WI
at old Greenville yesterday.
After dinner was over, Mr.. Brown
the cOlored orator of Tensas paris
made a fine and telling speech.
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Claiborne County.

ROCKY SPRING, MISS. Aug. 26, 1876.
such members of the Rocky Spring Demo-
cratic Club. as l think you should send
documents to.
Yours truly,
GEORGE p. MCLEAN.
George P. Mclean, President.
c. X. Regan, Secretary,
j. J. Harper, Treasurer.
E. L. Clark, and Jas. Speed, Vice-Presi-
dents.
Postofice, Rocky Spring, Claiborne
county, Miss.
Members, all same postofice-G. w.
Allen, P. Greer, S. Bagnel, Vim. J. Sims,
VIM. Alfred, G.. w. Harry, Squire Jackson,
S. Mcclellan. II. Fisher, H. c. Drexler, j. B
| Foster, w. II. Benton.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20

a CLARroS representative dropped in
ON the vicksburg Herald office last Satur-
day. aud rcgrettinR that Messrs. Wright and
Armstrong. the political aud news editors
we're both absent. H. found hi. old freud
john eastman at his post, together with
suudry friends Of the typographical fater-
uity. The Herald has dcscryedly taken high
rank among the Journals Of the country.
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C5uRr HOUSE DEsrRoYED.-Ne had
acill this week from our friend Il. j.. VIII
Iiumt. sheriff Of Franklin county, who in
willie was destroyed by fire on Thursday
last The Dire Is supposed to have been
caused by the burning OF some old papers
IN "a lire place, igniting the scotland falling
on the roof. As the fire occurred In the day
time, the officers were able to save many OF
their books and papers. The loss To III,
county will be about twenty-five thousand
1uIinra.
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rnE DEDICATION.


There l. no medicine prescribed BY pys.-
clans, or sold by Druggists,tha carries sneh
evidence Of It's success and superior virtue
e. B~oscHKE's GERMAN SYRUP for severe
Coughs. Colds settled on the Breast, Con-
sumption. or any disease OF the Throat and
Lungs. A proof OF hat fact Is that any
persons afflicted, can get a Sample Bottle
fore buying the regular size at % cents. II
has lately been introduced In this country
from Germany, and its wonderful CURES are
Astonishing everyone that use Ii Thres
doses will relieve any case. Try it. Sold
BY w. y. Wilkerstn, Druggist, Memphis.
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THE WORK OF ORG AVIATION.
Response from Ghe Democratic
Conservative Club

The following additional reports have
been received from Democratic Con
~servatiye organizations. They shave
been placed in communication with the
Headquarters Of the National Executive
Committee Of the party, in New York !:
AmiGe County
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20

And first in the hearts of the thousands who
were inc the victims of disordered liver
and its attendant maladies. Sach as Con-
stipation, Bilious Fevers, Collie. Dyspepsia
Sick Headache, Chills, rheumatism, GouL
iaundice, RestlessDess, Loss Of Appetite and
General Debility. "First d. TUrT's PILLS,
and then health and happiness . ,h.;.
moeVo' AAs sae result of American
progress in science. Diseases that were
once treated by emetics, blisters, laneets
starvation and poisonous minerals are now
cured By these safe and gentle pills, which
lmpart strength to the body, while they re.
move al unhealthy se~eretions.
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NeSeto County.

coLD WATER, Mss, Sept. Q, 1876.
Below please FAD a list Of the officers Of
1 0~.uwats r Tilden Reform Club, viz:
President E. Partee.
Vice-Presidents-H. L. Waldrop, b. +
solomon, c A. Gains. Tx Wynn, A. L
Rodgers :.
Recording Seeretary-B. C. Rutledge-
Tre2Surer-K. +. Baker.
The postofice address Of the above nameI
persons Is Coldwafer, Miss,
Very respectfully.
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MISSISSIPPI
Military Institute.

A CHARTERED INSTITUTION. Session
IA begins Monday, October I'd, 1876.
~MoTTo-Soldier, Scholar, Gentleman. Gov
ERSMENT-Positive and Kind. INSTRUCTION,
Thorough. Observation-Disclosures and Col
legiate. FACILITIES - Excellent TEACHERS
Fine apparatus; Comfortable building, and
Elegant Society
Fine Rreaeh loading Cadet Rifles, two pieces
of Artillery with equipments, etc, together
with an officer graduate of West Point,) as
Professor of Tactics and assistant Professor Of
Mathematics, are to be furnished by the gen.
eral government.
CHARGEs.-Tuition, Board, Washing, Fue
and Lights, per Term Of Az months. only
500. Send for Catalogue.
E.. H. MURFEE, President.
Aug. Z, 'T6-2m.
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COUNTY.
Letter from Ho- ) II. Amaeker
Brn.lIA, Mss, SEPT. l2lh, ls.e.

BYHAIIA, Mss, SEPT. 18th, ls76.
EDrroRs CLAgIox: Not seeing Marshall
county noticed in your campaign notes /
write To say We are az cork aad are ooiEg %
scin ac1ia. as we did | 81 year. We have
nearly forty clubs in the county. composed
OF men who mean business. At my own
precinct tBs halia) on last Saturday. = large
audience was addressed warmly and eIo-
auently by Hon. W. r. Hyrr and A. f.
Moore, ESQ after which a Democratic flag
pole, eighty feet high, with q Tilslen and
Hendricks nag. Our motto Is keep all
you've gained, and gain all yea can More
anon Yours etc,
j. ii AMAcKER.
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Religious Notes

The Presbytcry Of Central Mississippi,
will meet at French Camp, Ch0ctaw county
ON "Wednesday, 10Th inst
The Prc-hytery OF Tombcckbce will be
held at Scooba or Thursday, 18th Inst.
The Central ,Biptist) Association viii
meet saturday before the second sabbath In
O,tobor ~ Palestine Church, Kinds county,
fourteen miles wcst Ut Terry.
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Newton Caurt.IIou-e Destroyed

NEWTON, MISC Sept. 10, ls1G.
Eps. CLARION: The Courthouse In this.
Newton county, at Decatur, was burned
down this morning, 10Th, at about o'clock.
An the books, papers and records destroyed
nothing saved no doubt the work Of an In
crudlary the lrc was first discovered on The
outside. Yours respectfully
J. +. WATTS.
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E~ssaquena County.

MA%YERsvILLE. MISS, Sept. 4, 1876.
District 4 of Issaquena county has begun
work by organizing a Tilden Reform Club,
and | am glad to say meets with great en-
enlargement. a good many Of our colored
~citizsns are coming forward and enrolling
their names, and l believe | can safely as
sert that the Radical power 10 this hereto
fore extreme Republican county, has been
broken, and that the Democracy will sweep
the county, or greatly reduce the majority
Respectfully,
w. f. COLLINS.
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TEMPERANCE HILL

TEMPERANCE HILL. Sept. 5, 1876.
/ forward you Il list of the officers, etc. of
MurInon springs Tilden and Hendricks
Club. viz:
l.. W. Medley. President
J.. :. Barton. Viee-Presldent.
J G. Murf. Secretary.
We have a membership of about 10O-tke
names of which | suppose it Is useless to
give.
j. r. NURFF, Secretary.
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Tate County.

ARKABUrLA. TATE Co, Sept. 9, Is76.
The following are the names of the Off
Gers OF the TiIden and Hendricks Club at
Arkabutla. Miss
PreSi ient. James a. Scott.
lst Vice President. A. J. Eason.
81 Vice-PresidenL J. l.. Brown.
81 Vice-President. A. u. Na6ors.
4th Viee-PresiJent, T. NJ. Williams.
9TH Vice President. j. ID. Redus.
Secretary. J. c Matloek.
Assistant Secretary, ". r. Eason.
Treasurer, JnO. II. Foster.
Corresponding Secretary j. w Thoma-
soL.
Yours respectfully,
J. w. THOMSON, Cor. Sec'y.
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jefferson County.

CHURCH HILL, Sept. 18th, 1876.
1 am authorized by the Tilden and Hen
bricks Democratic Club of Church Hill to
report a Democratic Club at this
place. We have no doubt this county will
give an overwhelming majority for Tilden,
Hendricks and Chalmers.
Very respectfully,
T.. w. BAKER, Sec'y.
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Gov. TILDEN reduced the taxation of
New York State BY eight millions and
the Democratic congress IN its first year
has saved to the people of the United
States thirty millions of dollars BY cut
ting down the e~xtravagant a~pprOnr;..
tons, This e a sample of what car
and will be done by a Democratic ad
ministration, but, according to the Rad
icals, this isn't reform.-St Louis Re
publican.