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THE MEN WHO ADVERTISE.
KANSAS LAND AND IMMIGRANT ASSOCIATION
Grand Real Estate Distribution

AT ATCHiSON. KAN, MARCH -. 1876.
s.cSi Pieces Of Property, valued at S770, 500 Ok
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A1oPSAtab diuttE At SSsOs5O8 "
THE
KANSAS LAND AND IhifaI RANT ASSOCIATION
an organization composed of Capitalists
n ana BUSINESS Men. residing in Kansas d n
~ Incorporated by the authority of the State
with capital Stock of ONE MILLION DOL
LARS, divided into Two HUNDRED TROUsANp
SHARES AT FIVE DOLLARS EACH.
The charter of said Association is for the
Term Of 1scezity- One Years and confers uDon
its corporatnrs and their successors fnlI now
or ana authority to transact business in anV
of the States and Territories of the limited
states for the following purposes; the 41ro1ao-
tfon Of immigration; the Organization and
maintenance of Boards of Trade and business
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anu more especially to encourage in7nigrdtioa
70 Kansas and TO aid in the erection of q City
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Estate names below. valued at 10 500 90
and viii, on March 2Sth 1876, at COrinth'
ian Hall, in the city al Atchi>on make a dis
tribution OF the same
Every share, SShei ever and Vioinssoeyer
h5id, Mil hS equally represented in the dis
tibution, and VIII be entitled to any one
piece CT SAID property that may he awarded TO
the same But the particular manner OF such
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of the SHAREHOLDERS present at the time in
person or by proxy, and the members of the
Association viii not DIRECTLY or INDIRECT
LIZ vote or participate in the meetings of said
stockholders III directing the same.
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No. OF PIECES.
sGG4 Pieces Of Property Valued at &770 500 90
PRICES OF SHARES.

The Price of single share is FIVE DOL.
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shares and the Distribution OF our Real Estate
on Starch 2Sth. 1876, without POsfDOaemeat
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THE MEN WHO ADVERTISE
GROCERIES!

HAVING bought the stock OF Groceries
H formerly owned by w. G. McCleary. I
am prepared TO sell the same cheap Tor cash.
Also am Agent for the justly celebrated La
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The Portland daily press., 1876-12-04
LOUISIANA.
Saturdays Session of the Bon,


New ORLEANS, Dec. 2-The returning board
met at IL a. m. All the members were present.
The Democratic committee was in the room
but for the Republicans appeared only Senator
Sherman.
A great quantity of written evidence of wit
nesses in the contested cases was filed by the
Democratic and Republican counsel. The
Democratic counsel also entered protest in
regard to the manner in which the committee
had been treated in the manner of opening the
returns, also an objection against receiving any
protest except those accompanying the super
v!sors returns in the manner and form pro-
vided for by law.
Mr. Zacharie of the Democratic counsel
called the attention of the board to the follow
ing facts: When the returns from Ouachita
parish were opened by the board, it was an
nounced by the Secretary that they had been
received on the Ath, the day before they were
opened. When turned over by the Democratic
counsel for inspection, there was found in the
sealed package said to have been received on
the 4th, the following letter:
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. %
c. S. A6el, Esq Secretary of the Returniaq
Board:
Sir-Euclosed please find an affidavit of
Eliza Pinkston. hitch was received too LATE tn
file with my returns. Please see that II ia
brought in with other affdaYts filed with nv
returns,
Respectfully,
M. j. GRADY,
Supervisor Of Ouachita,
Mr.. Zacbarie stated that two facts were es-
tablished: first, that the statement Of the
Secretary that the papers were only filed on the
oath " as Untrue because the letter found in
the sealed package shows that the returns had
been filed with the Secretary before the 3d.
and shows, second, that as the letter and the
affidavits of Elizabeth Pinkston were found in
the sealed package, it is shown that the Secre-
tary of the board had complied with the re-
quest of the supervisor, and that he had
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-04
A Sensational story Concerning Gov.
Hayes

NEW YORK, Dec "a Herald special from
Columbus, Ohio, Dec. I'd, says that politicians
here are excited over sensational article in
the Cincinnati morning papers which state
that W. 81. Roberts, editor of the New Orleans
Times, while here yesterday dined with Gov
Hayes and presented letters of introduction
from Murat Hastead, Stanley Matthews, W.
S. Groesbsck and other leading men, andlspoke
in behalf of Wade Hampton Representative
Lamar and other Southern men; that after din
ner Roberts drew from Hayes an admission
that he had determined to cut loose from Grant
and Grantism and free himself absolutely from
Southern carpet-baggers The Herald cores
pondert spent the day initrying,to get straight
story and az far as can be learned from trust
worthy sources, it is as follows:
Roberts upon his arrival was invited to Gen.
Canbrey's residence to dine, where he met Gov
Hayes and presented simple letters of intro
ducton from Mr. Halstead and job Stevenson
Roberts told his story about the condition of
affairs in the Southern States, particularly of
Louisiana and South Carolina, and of the in
tense desire of the people there to control their
own affairs without interference from carpet
baggers. If he didn't just say it he intimated
that if they had this they cared comparatively
little whether Tlden or Hayes beco mes Presi-
dent. Hayes listened we'll but said but little,
Mr. Hayes said nothing by the way of endors-
ing Roberts ideas about Southern Republicans,
and neither Grant nor his administration was
referred tt during the entire conference Rob-
erts did net intimate that he desired Hayes to
agree upon any terms by which in case he Sc.
cured 1856 electoral votes and was inaugurated
and Congress peacefully submitted thereto he
(Hayes) was to return the favor by giving
share of patronage to Southern liberal Demo-
Gratis and conservatives. Hayes said as mat
tiers stood now it was manifestly improper for
him to talk about what his policy would be in
case he was declared elected All he could say
or would say now was that in case of his cleo
ton he would do his utmost to have fair and
honest administration in which full justice
should be done to all sections of the country.
This is really all there is in this interview.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-04

An unsuccessful attempt was made Friday to
to wreck a train on the Sincook Valley Rail-
road.
Merrimac IN. 81. county Jail, was damaged
by fire yesterday to the amount of $2500. In
Sured.
Irene House, the mnrderess, has become in
sane and has been committed to lunatic
asylum
A large illicit distiIery on 41st street, New
York, belonging TO Edward Roche, and valued
at $25, 900 was seized Saturday. The principal
and workmen escaped.
The Delano house at Amherst, Mass, owned
by Mrs. Lula Delano and occupied by college
students, was burned yesterday. Loss $4,000;
insured for $4500
A schooner supposed to be the Gale of Erie"
foundered Saturday off the headleands near
Fairport on Lake Erie. The crew is believed to
have persisted.
Knauf & Co.'s planning mill at Milton, Penn,
was burned yesterday; probably incendiary.
Loss from $4,000 to $4,000; insured for $10,-
O00
A steamship from Morgan City for a Texas
port, with an assorted cargo, struck Arkansas
Der Thursday MOI inning, and soon after went to
pieces. The vessel and cargo are total loss,
amounting to $125,00O No lives lost.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-04
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

James S. Thayer declines the New York city
comptrollership.
There is corner in trade dollars in San
Francisco.
The small pox has broken out in the marine
hospital at Hyannis
Bracket Palmer, well known citizen of
Concord, N. H., died Friday.
1t is proposed to hold large religious meetings
in New York to-day to invoke Divine guidance
on the coming deliberations of Congress.
A new Democratic daily is announced to
appear at Washington this morning It's
name will be "The Constitution aud the Union"
and Montgomery Blair is to be its editor.
The seven European steamships which sailed
from New York Saturday, took out some u.s.
900 barrels of apples, $4,000 boxes of cheese,
nearly 900 bushels of grain and large
quantity of other American produce; also 700
PASSENGERS
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-04

In speech Friday Bismarck said that Eng
land should be induced not to isolate herself
from the other powers by engaging in Gu ariel
with Russia.
The rumor that Germany is selling war funds
is untrue,
One thousand houses at Adrianople, Turkey,
have been swept away by an inundation.
The impression in financial circles in Eng
land that war between Turkey and Russia is
inevitable, is almost universal.
Mrs. Ives, daughter of John Lothrop Motley,
was married to Sir Vernon Harcourt, M. p,
from Oxford, at Westminster Abbey, Saturd ay,
Dean Stanley officiating.
1t is said that the Russians have ordered 20,
OO0,0 200 cartridges in the United States.
In the Spanish senate Saturday Marshal
Gambia urged uselessnefs of the loan for Cuba.
He censured the despatching of excessive naval
forces to Cuba to conquer 5000 insurgents, but
admitted the difficulty of exterminating them
| on account of their mode of warfare and rec
commended that they be isolated in woods and
kept there
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-04
Death of Hon. G. II, Whidden.

poPCSidi W tuc ITtsS.l
CALAIS, Dec. 3.-Hou. G. r. Whiddep. a
prominent citizen of Calais, died this morn.
ing.
(Mr. Whidden was a lawyer by profess ion
and has been prominent in state politics. He
was Mayor of Calais in 1865, has represented
that city in the legislature as member of the
House and was at one time collector of customs
for the Passamaquoddy district He was for.
merly editor and proprietor of the Calais Times
which is now carried on by his son. He was
gentleman of classical education and fine ap-
pearance and bearing and was well-known
throughout the state.
10 the Associated Press.1
Other Deaths.
BANGOR, Dec. 2.-J. W. Humphrey, an old
and highly respected citizen, stepped into his
carriage to ride home at about p. m. A DO.
licsman saw he was evidently i'll, and got in to
drive him home, but Mr. Il. died before he
could be got home.
LEWISTON, Dec. 2.-Thomas S. Tarr, dry
goods dealer, died today of consumption.
Fire in Bangor.
BANGOR, Dec. "a fire on Union wharf last
night destroyed the new unfinished house
owned By j. P. Whelden. Loss about $500
Incendiary.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-Orlando Robinson
has been appointed POSTMASTER at Blaine
Aroostook county.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-04

opened the package and put into it the
affidavit. and by mistake the letter Of the
supervisor also. The matter was referred to
the consideration of the board.
Judge Dibble filed large amount of test-
mony in behalf of the Republican party The
box of a poll in the parish of Tangiphoa, the
vote of which bad been omitted in the super
visor's returns. which had been sent for on
application of the Democratic counsel was
brought in and opened. The statement of
votes, &C., was taken out received by the
board and ordered to be compiled The vote
stood as follows: Tilden electors GA, Hayes
electors IL.
The board adjourned, subject to the call of
the president. The clerks are now compiling
the returns of the election. The electoral vote
at least will be promulgated on Tuesday.
The Republican visiting committee departed
hOmeward this afternoon.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-04

Ar at Batavia prev to LIST inst barque Chas L Rus
SELL Hamilton, Cape Town, CGH to load tor Lisbon.
sid I'm Malaga Nov rs, brig Mary Gibbs, Whitmore,
Sid I'm Gibraltaf Nov 25, brig salista, Partridge
Sid I'm Queenstown Nov IS, ship Invincible strick-
land, st Nazaire.
Sid I'm Liverpool Nov 80, barque Martha A Mcneil,
Watts, United States.
Ar at Castellamare list inst, brig Clara Jenkins,
Coombs, Bangor.
Sld TN Havfe Nov 3Oth barque Fori M hubert.
Handy, United States.
Ar at Hamburg Nov Goth, barque John Harris,
Ar at Liverpool Dec j, barque Olive Thurlow, Cor
bett, Calais.
ar at Belfast, I, Dec 1, barque Aberdeen, Savage,
At Rosario Oct 18th, barque Arlerta Nichols, for
Boston; Celina, Hodgdon. for do
At Buenos Ayres Oct oath, barque Archer, Hatch,
Jas McCarty. Gould. from New York.
At Montevdeo Oct "a, ship Alice Vennard Could
from Mejillones; baraue saml sgring, Small, unci
Sid Oct IL, brig Jennie Cheney, Arey, for Cape
Good Hope.
In port Nov /, ships st Joseph, Fales. and Lydia
Sheffield Dunning unc; Intrepid, Simmons from
unc briggs ii Todd, Mcguire, do; II Ceaves
Cummings and Eta NJ Tucker, Forbes, unc; sch
Grace, Andrews, do.
New York.
At AUX Cages Nov 18th, sch Anna Merritt, Pink
nam, 10r new YORK.
Sid fin Barbados Nov Sth, barQue Jennie Cobb
Small, Turks Island
Sid FIN Cienfuegos Nov goth, barque H D Slower,
Pierce, Pascagoula.
Sid I'm DemaIara Oct 80, brig Shannon, Moore fer
New York.
Sid I'm st Thomas Nov H. briggs Matte B Russell,
Anterior, Turks Island, to load tor Eastport 14th
Ann Elizabeth, Burgess, Arecibo, to load for New
York or Baltimore.
Sid TN Kingston. ia, Nov 1ith, brig Edith Pickett,
Lucia 3d. sch Palos, Warren, Alligator Pond and
New York.
In port Nov 49, barque Meguntcook, Hemingway,
from Boston, 18th. for Pensacola; sch Fred jack
son, Pettengill, from Demarara, just ar.
Ar at Port Spain Oct 29, sch A Richardson Pray,
Surinam; Nov 8, Helen Maria, Look, New York via
Demarara
Sid Nov l. sch Eliza Sawyer, Cook Washington.
Ar at Point-a-Petre Nov I'd, schs Cephas Starrett
Babbage, st Pierre, (and sailed 9th for Base TerTe;
18th, Jos Wilde, Reed, Machias.
Ar at Ponce Oct %, sch Baracoa, McClintock New
York; Nov g brig Frontier, Baislell, Portland; 7tb,
sch Alta V Cole. Mitchell. New York.
Sid FIN Matanzas Nov oath, sch Day Break, Blake.
Ferpandina
In port Nov 25. briggs Agsnora, Walls; Sarah M
Lorng, Loring, and Stephen Bishop, Gilkey, unc;
sch Quoddy, Young, do.
Ar at Havana Nov %, sch Santa Rosa, Gaul, from
New York
In port N3y %, brig Havana, Meyer for fG OK
schs L. q nj Knowles, Harrington for 90; II II Eli
erson. Emerson, for do.
Ar at Port Mugrave Ms 2sth, sch Norman. smith,
Port du Chene for Scotland.
Passed South 9th, schs Hattie E White, OF Sul-
van and Sea Bird of fremont.
Ar at Yarmouth Ms Nov 2S, sch Snow BIRD, Cnpps
Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-04
DIED.

In this city, Dec 2 Ada EseIla, daughter OF Albert
and Katie Dirwanger, aged years 16 days.
Funeral this (Monday) afternoon at O'Clock
at No. 80 East Walnut street. Burial at convenience
of the family.
In this city, Dec. 8, OF diptheria, VIM. B. Clarke
son of Daniel and Mary l.. Clarke, aged 10 years I
mouths 16 days.
In this city, Dec. Sd, William Sawyer. agei SO
years.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at l o'clock,
from l73 Oxford street. Burial at convenience of The
family.
II years.
Funeral services Wednesday afternoon at o'clk,
at the residence of Nj. Albion Blackstone, No.
HALF Court.
In Bridgton, Nov. 81, Mr.. Joseph knight, aged II
years months
In Damariscotta, Nov. &c, Mr.. Eben Linseott, aged
about Ga years.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-04
MARINE NEWS.
Loss Of a Ruck.port schooner.

BOSTON, Dec. 3.-Schooner Mary Louise of
Bucksport Me-, is ashore on Tuckermuck
Shoals, ice loaded. Nothing is known of her
crew.
A Gardiner Bound Vessel Abandoned.
BOSTON, Dec. 3.-Schosner Cherub, South
Amboy for Gardiner, Me-, with cargo of clay
took heavy squall from the northeast last
night, two miles northeast of Highland Light,
and was thrown down and her decks swept and
cabin filled with water. She became unman-
ageable and was abandoned. The captain and
crew were saved. The schooner probably sunk.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-04
Havana MariKea.

HAVANA. December 2.-Sugar-irregularity in the
condition of the market continues. The quotations
quite nominal and prices remain same as last week
No 10 to S at lOA a II reals per arrobe; No Is
to 90 s at 12a a IA reals; Molasses Sugars No to
10 at 81 az 81 reals Concentrated Sugars II to 10 in
boxes IL a i24 reals in hhds IL q 12i reals.
Spanish gold 2l9S q 220. Exchange on the United
States GO days currency at a 81 discount; short
sight do q 9 At discount; 60 days gold 81 "a % prem
short sight do at 81 "a prem; on London at 10 q 131
prem; OH Paris prem.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-04
GREAT BBITAIN.
Severe Gale and Serious Flood

LONDON, Dec. A terrific gale has pre-
vailed throughout the British Isles since Satur-
day. Floods are reported in many places and
have CEASED much damage There have been
numerous disters to shipping on the coast with
considerable loss of life. The waters of the
Thames are very high and disastrous overflow
is feared.
Loss of n Steamer-s4 Persons Drowned.
SHIELDS, Dec 4.-The freight steamer Prince
foundered in the storm off the coast OF Great
Britain. All on board, IA in number, persisted.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-04
INDIA.
The Late Cycloae

LONDON, Dec. A Times Calcutta de-
spatch says the eastern districts of Bombay are
reported to be rapidly recovering from the eff
fects of the cyclone The damage to tine crops
is less than was expected, but the loss of life
has probably been moderated Ninety per
cent. of the plough cattle have been lost. Sick
ness preAails but fears of destitution are re-
moved.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-04
BY TELEGRAPH.
NAME
ENTERPRIsING BURGLARS.
A Burglars Hand Car and Tools Found
near Brunswick--A Suspicious Charac.
ter Chased, bnt Escapes.

BRUNSWICK, Dec ga hand car of novel
construction, and bag containing monkey
wrench, cold chisel bitstock, bits and other tools
was found in the woods at Topsham yesterday,
near the Lewiston branch of the Maine Cen
trail. They were covered with brush to conceal
them. The car is of triangular shape with
three wheels which are made of wood, two of
which rest on one track, the forward wheel
l..-tjng double fanges. The car will carry three
persons, makes no noise when in motion, and
is easily worked The section men saw sus-
p;cious individual lurking about the place yes.
terday and kept watch of him. Last evening
hs was seen at the station and recognized by
the section men. Finding he was watched he
went across several trains standing in the de-
pot followed by the section men, from whom,
however, he male his escape. The suppostion
is the car and tools belong to burglars. No
other satisfactory explanation has yet been
given.