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Washington News.
WASHINGMON, March >.
lowing 1rlc.rAnl hes lust been

A~SHISGMON, March j.
Tho following telegram hes just been
sent to Governor Nicholas:
WAUlEGTON, March"
70 Gov. +. r. Nichols, New Orleans
The President says he sent 4 dispatch to
Packard, Thursday, notifying him that
troops could no longer be employed to
not believe that Packard would attempt
any offensive operation. The President
sent the dispatch 50 that he might have
time to retire hi> professions, if disposed.
The President says instructions have
been issued which cancrl Ill orders for
The preservation of tn" StdM InO, and
that neither You q Packard are bound
to observe them. That he means tho
people in Louisiana arc as free III thC!l
affairs from Federal interference as tho
people of Connecticut, and that there
will he no disposition to interfere Will
them any more than with the people o
New York.
The President concurs with ls, thai
YOU Immediately issue Il proclamation
urging protection, amnesty and peace.
Being asked if the pOSScc executing
process of the Nichols Court would b.
intcrfcrcd with, he replied: "No more
than in any other St"tc."
Being asked if Nichols officers should
take possession of the offices in the Stat
without mob violence, would there b
military interference, he replied: "Ticr,
would be none. The military would on
ly be used as it had been once IN New
York, and would DC in any of the State
to overcome mnbS too Formidable 10
the civil powers or State aulhorit;rS.'
We have submitted the foregoing dis
patch of yesterday to the President, VIII
has revised it with his own hands, al,
authorizes lis to state that in its prcscl
form il is absolutely correct:
Signed: T.. ~ BARKER,
i. j. ELLIS,
r.. J.. GIBSON,
WM. l.. LEVY.
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MARkET REPORTS.
CORRECTED BY
ell q 90.
Dealers in Farmers Supplies ant
EpOprnI MrrchandiSc

General Merchandise.
A%BRTTILIE, March 5-Cotton llnlllI
GREENVILLE. S. c.
Piedmont K ShirtingS, per yard...".......I
" IL S!lctingS, per y;lrd \
4 discount Of ~ per cent is made, II
paid on receipt of the goods.
NEW YORK.-Cotton lirm-mihdlin@ up
lands l. 7-li; middling Orleans - 9-lj; sales
90: consolidated net receipts l2.&2.
ST. LOUIS, March, 5.-Flour firm and I'M
changed. Wheat dull-NO. . red fall l.i2i IL
l.4%: No. 8 ditto l.39nl 40. Corn fairly active
and lOwcr-Nu. , mixed 3Sa36l9. Oats firln"r
No. G3. Rye inactive and lower, at 81.
Wisconsin and Minnesota %laW. Whisky
quiet and unchanged. at l.mi. Pork inactive
and ~lowcr-srlall lots I5.nO. Lard dull and
nominal, Bulk meats i%nactivG and lower
shoulders 81; clear ribs S1E;tMI asked:
less bid. Bacon Observation-Disclosures 81 clear
ribs so: clear sides 9L.
CINCINNATI. March 5.-Flnur quiet and
unchanged. Wheat quiet aud frm-.primc
red l5Oal12. Corn dull, ut iOni2. Oats dull. at
:aa 10. Rye dull at -. Barley dull and nm,
changed. Pork dull, NJ ll.2l: Lara anu
-Strnm Sl.a,gl%. Bulk meats dull--j>a. 81 and
81 for shoulders. clear rib and clear SIDES.
Bacon dull-fi%aGiI, 9nnd 81 for shoulders
clear rib and clear sides. whisky steady and
mand for best .radcS-WcSicrn reverse 2ih21
central ohio 2rt2i: medium dull, at Eiatl6.
AUGUSTA, March ~h.-t"itnn Gn!H-iiiI-
ding I2iI exports coaStwiSc J"2; net receipts
'"ri,Ni:I.I$0S, March 5.-Cotton quiet
mi Idlinw l2i,. exports cuaStwiSr 'IE, l"t
i ,r;i ls.iH; aAIriTm.
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DRAWING
Recognizing the Hampton Govern
mCNt.

All the Circuit Judges, with two cNccp-
TONS, have already virtually recognized
Hampton by drawing their salaries rcgu-
larry, from his administration. The eN-
crpiinns arc Judges Carpenter and Wig
gin The latter however, las recognized
him in Il more formal manner, the rams
cript Of Il murder trial i'll Aiken County
having been forwarded to the Governor
by the clerk Of the court in thai county,
who stated, in his communication, that he
"was instructed by his Homer Judge
Wi@9in to forward 1T Governor lamp
tOn.'
Judge Reed, in q recent letter applying
for his salary, said he saw no reason fr
delaying longer to make the Application:
This letter was written by Judge Reed
himself, and hy him addressed to 'tiov-
'crnor Ilanltnn.'
Judge Carpenter has not yet committed
himself by any expression since his
opinion in the hab"tS corpus case, IL
which he declared Hampton TO harc re-
ccivcd 1.-THE highest number of votes
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MARRIED.

MARRIED, on the 18th Of February 1877
at shreveport, LID, Mr.. SAMLJ ZErGLER
NJ. q. Zciglcr Clerk of Court of this county Il
Miss SALLIE VANCE daughter OF DR.. S. W
Vance, all Of Shreveport Id.
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CONSIGNEES

FRI;IGuT.-MoSeley Leroy & Co., W, L
Mars. f NJ Mitchell, NJ McCaslan; II A Nc.
Caslan, NJ scott, A VI & Co, White Bros,
" j smith, J ID Chalmers, & Co., ] II Morrah:
ENPRESS.-J IL Penney. $ McGowan,
J 4 Hathhorn, JP Kennedy, II d Reed, w
u Mars 60, j Cha, mcrs, c W Creighton
" J Nelson,
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Mrs. nj. NJ. White

NOW occupies the small store for
~ merly occupied by Mr.. DuPre,
No. 2 Granite Range, where she eXA
poets to open this Spring a store espe-
cially for the ladies.
The Drcss-Making will be under the
supervision of Miss LIZZIE G.. CA
TER, who is too we'll known to need
q word of Recommendation.
Thanking all who have favored us
with their patronage, and hoping still
to receive our share. We are
Very Respectfully
Mrs. NJ. NJ. WHITE.
Miss LIZZIE q. CATER.
Feb, q. 1877.
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How Ir Notwithstanding that the
noor %bull-dozpd Wright, who the three
,-r,rclcss devils, Bowen, Worthington
and GltANcs. had manipulated so hcauti-
fully. had ~abSrondcd from The State, and
having heard Of the opinion of Justice
Willard in the Tilda Norris case, Judge
Markcy sent the following despatch to
the Sheriff Of Chester laS! night:
CoLi'NEiA, March ,, 1877.
To .John ". Walker, Esq.,, 'McriV o.
chester comfy: The Supreme Court
having rendered lis decision adiudging
Wade Hampton Governor. you vii
forthwith release the prisoner, AMI
R~oSborough, pursuant to his warrant Of
r. J. MACKEY, Circuit Judge.
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NOTICE to Teachers.

OFFICE OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
ABPEvlLLE, g. H., S. G.
February 2lst 1877.
A r a joint meeting Of the School
IA Trustees and the Board of Ex-
aniners held On Monday 10Th instant
it was agreed that the Public Scools be
opened Oh the first day Of March
next.
That as no appropriation has yet
been made, the teachers must not look
for payment until such appropriation
shall have been made.
That teachers will be paid according
to the grade of their certificates as fol-
lows:
Per month, first grade, SIS.
second grade, $50.
third grade, SIS.
JOHN A. WEIR,
School Commissioner:
Feb. 81, 1877. st.
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Sheriff's Sale.

EDY virtue Of an execution to ME
ND directed, I will sell on the 2lst
instant, at Abbeyille Court House,
within the legal hours of sale, the fol-
lowing personal property to wit: one
horse, 2 COWS, levied on rs the proper
ty Of VIM. Speer, deceased, OF the suit
Banister Allen, deceased.
Terms CASH.
JOSHUA Y. JONES,
Sheriff a. G..
Feb. :. 1877. St.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
Prescribed.

4 T meeting of the Labor Reform
"a Association No -, and club,
held on March Sd 1877, ut Bethia, in
Cedar Springs township, it was re-
solved, list that DR.. II. brennan, hay
ing violated his pledges as a member
of this Association, in employing u
work hand who was prescribed by
this Association, is hereby, and here
after prescribed. I'd that this resolu-
ton be published in the Abbcuiue Me-
dium and the Press and Banner.
w. X. BRADLEY, President,
J. G. LlTEs, Secretary.
March : 1877
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FOTES
How Hayes was Elected.

The following tables show the popular
votes of all the States for President III
lem 1AE1 lNGS lS-I and lSIH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-28

Die 9obr1bI9a, tpeI9e Sic Sirfen oe>
rGumt baben ioQe1t, bat berettS in ben fri>
beret ruiii6zturfti6en &riegen ei1e 9toue
geipielt. Sic lit Ser nprDoitltde, Stptimen
Der 9onau ltn6 benz S6tpor3en W2eere ae>
Iegene She'll 8ulgartens, itber 300 geo9raz
p6ii6e Qua0rdtmetlen grpB. Die 9onQlt
perdnbert ndntlt6 l1nterbalb Siltitrtd ibre
bis bobtn oitli6e9tt6tltng in einen6r6li6e,
UNI crit unterba(b @alaB tpteber mad Often
urnSltbtegen unb IN bret Otitnbungen ms
S6tDar5e Oteer aus3uldufen.
Sn 8erlGnger1ng Der eriten 6itlt6enOos
naurt0tung bat Ser alte rDmii6e Gotier
SraIan (9S-117 II. G9r.) BEN na9 Inn
bena1t11ten SraianSpaII gegen Die
@tnf6le n0rblt6er 8arbaren duftperfen
laiielt. Ser elbe, tpelder bon Ser beuttgen
Srtif)aft Sl0ernapoba an Der 0ondu
na6 oetn6a Observation-Disclosures
AM S9tpar5en Wteere ldrtft, bilbet aid
jebt nod etne 8ertbetbigurtgslinie. 6altptz
bolItperfe gegen oas 8~pr6ringen elmer fein6z
It6en Qrmee auf bteient fiir3eften g8eae
BON Der ruIiti6en 0rense mad GonItantiz
ltopel it10 aber crit Die tpeiter iiblt6 gelez
genen Seftungen 8arna am S6tparSen
Oteere unb 9 6b uml a, an Der @tIenbabn
BON 8arna na6 8uiti6ut an ser 0pnau
gelegen. 3tpti6en bteien bret OrtI6aften
unb Silt it. fam cine fein6li6e 9lr=
NEE let6t in cine gefdbrli6e Gage fommen
nno bic Sirfen i6einen Die 8uiien in bteie
Tale loGen 81 tDollet.
IS tit bnr9aus faIi9, ft6 bic ganae 9pe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-28

'bruoi6a als cine iumpfige Nie6eruu9 pors
su1tellen, tpie es bdufi geldie6t. 8ieien
Sbarafter bat tie r1ltr an ben 0onaumiin>
bun9en. SIM ltbrtgen 1T Tie cine bol3> unb
ipaIierarnte, lnfrudtbare intg8tnter falte int
CONNER betBe 6D6e6ene, tpel6e auer6in9S
bur6 tDre umgebu1tg Bic Syteber elmer
Sumpfgegen0 erSeugt. 9as ~iurnpftae
9onau7O Delta tpurbe I'M Srie6en BON 1899
BON Der Iitrfet an HuBlanO a6getreten, ficl
aber I'M Yartler Trieben BON 1856 ipieoer
at iene 5urii6. Die 8etpobner ser 0o>
brubi6a iinb tbetlS 8ulearen, tbeilS Sarz
tarer1, Nrmenier, @rte6en, S~iroeItten, &oz
1nfen un0 3tgelner in buntem Gjerntld.
G5 lGBt it6 beltfen, 6aB it6 trt einem 10
untpirtbbaren 2an0estbeile nt6t qerabe Sic
bciten Glemente bieier 8Dlferl6aften ablaz
gerten.
Die 9o6r1bi6a lift IN bet ru1fii65tir>
ftl9et &rteaen 1dlftg gum &riegst6eater
gelp0rben. Sm Sabre 1899 i6lu9en Sic
Jtlifcn oieien 8eg nit Grfolg elm, mtBten
a6er lcDr large bot Shuntla liegen. 1854
ltberl0rttten ite ant %. Ofdr8 bic 90rau
ltno totnen an 2. Wtat am I~ratanspaQe
oil, 5ogen fiA aber baum suritG, neil iie Die
Gruppen gegen Dte 6ran5oien u1lb GtQlGnz
Der IN Der &rtm braudten. SS6nen riidte
Der fran50iii0e @el1eral G8ptnoIie nQd,
beIien gar3eS Gorps 6ur6 @aI1erntQn4el,
6ibe un0 Seu6el1 SIT @runbe gtn9.
IS lit m0glt1, baB Sic guilen 6feIeq5roz
BINS tebt Dccuptren, nit Der Mbit6t, Ite I'll
beDa!tert. S0tDerliG miro aber europa
5u0eben, oaB 6ie0onauntiin6ungelt 0a0ur9
1T ruiitl6en 8eItB fontme1t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-28
8ott @AD tt4tS SSertt4
g nlQno 5.

- Ser v9eutide Correspondent" in
Baltimore bert9ttgt unlere @1tgabe, baB es
auf Ser @r6e "a st epublffen gebe,
babin, DaB eS oeren % ge6e, it6em mir bte
9fegerrepu6lif Siberia In Qlfrtfa ~Dergeiien
batten.
- @u6 tn 86ilQ6etbEtd brD6t
ieBt tpieoer Sic @ 0 ntagStDrdnnet.
Ser borttge repubI. MfaDor StodleD, Der
bis6er in 0teier 9tngelegenbeit sienli0 Derz
uiinfti9 mar, lGBt It9 bon BEN SonntagS>
Tanatifern ms 8odSborn jagen. Sic
baben cine Population Su iDm ge16tGt 1tn0
perlangt, baB er Die @trti6aften on Sonn>
togen 3ui9lteBen laiie. ST entgegnete, er
poue ietne 4oli5ei nt9t gum SptBel6tenft
brau6en. Die Mfuder b%arauf: $50 tDer7
BEN mir Spib2l>Otenite t6un, tpDQen Sic
Sbre 8oli3iiten beauftragen, eir5u>
i6retten, tpern mir benielben Nnsetge
i6r 6erren ia! Otit benz sr0Bten Ser
guii9en!" @iebt ct in bieier QGeiie ben
Wltfern mad, 10 ptro man balO leben, pte
in 8bilabelpbiG Der 6emDfrattI6e Conn
tag BON Stein Sort unb Baltimore ms
GepubItfanti6e iiberleBt rptr6.
Qu6 in Cincinnati lit Ste
Sonnta95fret6ett tpte6er 9efGbrz
set. Sm Dortigen Golt8eiratbe 1T es be-
o~ntra9t, 5unG6it auf S6IteBung Der Sbeaz
ter am Spnntag, Der ~onftGnOtgen ebenio
tpte Der unanitGnbigen b%in3utptrfen. Die
Wfebrbett 0eS 8olt3etratbS lit fit 6teie WtaB1
re9el, Die beutl6e MStnberbett i'm Qolt5ets
r0t6 1T MIR fir bte S6lteBun9 unanitGn7
bigger GergniigungSlofale unO Der neue
UtaDor Wtoore i6etnt cine WtitteGitelIung
etn5une6me1t. 0iele ertglti1>alnerifanti6e
Bfaffen in Cincinnati ar6etten nit grDBtem
@tfer nt6t aIetn fit Die S6lteBung Der
yGon5ertlalons" unb Sbeater, ionbern fiir
Die S6lteBung alter @drtet n1to Wtrt61
16aften an ben Sonntagen.
Die 8erIiner v@ermania" bra6te
fGr3lt6 bte ii berra 6en6e&unbe:
p0er ~Dorntaltge @ouDerneur bon Obto,
6apes, bat BEN gartier @eiaubti9aftSz
po1te1t at9enornmen." Sic oeripe9ielte
ben ,PrGit0enten NIT 6errn gtDDes.
-9ie 3usfu6r BON @affen unb
WtnntttOn bat, in Tolge 6eS tiirfti6e
rulltl9en 8rie9es, etnen 9roBarttger l1nz
tang an8enommen. 0euer0tngs BADEN I'M
gtetp yOrfer 6afen bic 8arfi6iffe vSa>
mime" v2eonora" un6 vBettengiu" NIT
Itunttton fir &uBlanb mad Der Oitiee
clartrt, 9te 2abang zines ieben bieier
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-28
9te gpatsee brtttet IS at Se.s Sos.

8pr 10 Sabren tpltr6e tn Srangetotpn,
Godlanb SountD, sc. g., Ser 80iGbri9e
poblbo6enbe GQl1er Milltom 6offmeber
unD 0eifen Trau, tpel6e nabe3u eben 10 alt
mar, i'm WObn6auie grdBli9 ern1orbet.
Nus Den I'M gon5en 3tntn1er beftnblt6en
8lutlpuren gt1tg berbor, baB bic betben al
ten 2eltte nit bem M0rber gerurgen baber
muBten. oSebt II a d 3ebnSGDren er>'
fol9t 0te.G ntlarDun9D Der st au b b r
Der. &aum mar bte SGredenStbot befannt
getporbetr ais Setter GS0au, Ser geffe Der
Grmprbetel1, nit etnem 3eitdmente 6offz
meDer'S eri@ten, IN meLdem tbm oe1ier
galt3er BeftB 5ugeiproden tpur6e. 9teS er=
regte 8erba9t gegen @sbau, olletrt es feblte
G1l 8eipetiet. Damn murbe ein g%etpt1ier
S0bn Sntfftn Derbaftet, Ser bebeutenoe
@elDl unmen fltr3 nod benz Wtor6e in 6Grz
ben bate; ct muBte iebo6, pbglet9 Wfanz
6cs geget tbn 1prG6, pieber auf freien 6ltB
geIeBt tDcrbe1t. Inter Sen 9todbarn Soft
meDer'S befo1ben it9 au9 Elm Stdliener
8eorO CATALONIA unb Srau lrt0 Elm getpii7
ier Sobn SmttD. Gtnt9e Monate na6 benz
W}orbe berlieB 5Srou Gaialona i6ren Wtann
unD Iebte nit SoGn Srntt6 suiammen.
SettDem oltrdipa1toertert bet0e Deri6tebene
Counties 6eS StaateS Stem 0orf unb l1Gbr=
ten it0 NIT 6an6eG, 8ettelet unD Otebz
ftaDl. 8Dr Sur5en iparelt fe in 8ter>
mont, no fe ft6 %betranfen uno beB6alb
auf 80 Gage ms @efdngttB 9elperrt muir
ben. Ndbreno fte tbre Strafe abiaBen,
fam Elm Sarbiger sum b~ortigen Jti9ter uro
erflGrte tDn, DaB er ge6Drt babe, pte Srau
@aialono GIT Smit6 geiagt, 1e tper6e i'm
tpegen @rmorbutg Des uolten @Depaares"
sur Qlnsetge brtn9en, %tporauf Smit9 ertpi>
Ocrt babe, 6aB ite itd lelbit oaour9 nrr
ltngelegenbetten bereiten tper6e, BENIN 1fe
babe ia bic Dirt gum Ofprbe berbetgel6leppt.
Die betben ipur6en auf bic 9~lusidge 6es
S0r6t9en per6aftet, ebenlo Ye6ro @alalona.
MtQtam Soc, Ser ais &nabe nit CATALONIA
5ulantnte1tnpbnte, unb Sntfftn purben Dem
3eugengeipabrialn iibertpieien. Srtfftn
CAB Biirgidaft fit 3etn @ri9einett, eri9ten
aber nt6t un0 tpurbe bieier Sage in elmer
Nalbung in Der Stable ietner @o6nung err
bGn9t 9efultben. Sett letner gefdnglt9en
Gtu3ie6ung bate er Sag unb 9ta1t fetne
9tube, unb man glaubt %auger1etn, baB er
nt6t MIR ale l1lmitGnbe bes Mforbes genal
fan1te, ioltbern, baB erit6 bas 2eben na6m,
UNI letner 8eitrafung aus benz @ege AT
geben. Goe la9t, DaB 1T Der 9ta6t, IN nell
der Der Wtorb begar1gen purbe, GaiaLona
bonn 6auie t~pegging unO erft gegen 1 l1br
Morgens suriidfebrfe, Sci ieiter s3url6z
tunft ieten ietne 6dn6e unb &letber NIT
Slut befledt gepeieu, Nls Ser Sag am
brad, babe Gaialona bte &letoer IN Elm
Gitnbel 3uiammen9ei6niirt unb oieielben
in @egeniDart bes 3eugen unter etnem
8aume pergraben. Qus Tur6t bor @ala7
Iona babe er bis iebt 9e16mtegen. Wan
itelte 9taGfori9ungen na6 BEN &Ietbern
at uno fanb an Der be5etdneten SteIe
&nDpfe uno &letberreite. Srau GaialDna
bat in3tptl6en BEN 8eb0rben Wtitt6etlunget
gel1aGt, bur6 ipelbe tbr Wfann i6per
co1npromttttrt miro, bod tpetgern it6 Ote
8eb0rOen, NuSflbrlt6eS bariber mtt5us
tDetlen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-27
VINO Is P0sTuisTER- GEyER
Key aud Tynrr Commissioning Different Men
for the Same Post Once.

Providence, oct -. VA the southern part
N Tho state. On ihr lin" of tho Nuriupu-rit Pier
Railroad, il tuHtrd tn oh town of Mukrurid,
a munuinrinrng pla'" of ~nmn importance.
with an inirllsrn, population ableto support
Two weekly nnw~l"lmt~. THIS usually quiet
LOnal politics. and he facts as near as
ran be- i~-crtainrd are a. follows: Some time
in last July the local Postmaster found it con
prominent oitIHors anne forward as candidate,
Tor the position. The first Mr.. Elisha ". Cross.
Is an independent in politics. and voted for SIR.
Tiden az the last general election. TN, gon-
llemau's petition was largely signed hy the rrp-
r"sentatlve men ithe town, without regard Ia
party. on NE ground mat he was Trustworthy
and capi b" person ami would make an rf-
ucrnl Postmaster. lie was also regarded as
no PARTISAN, and therefore in accord with the
newilrdsrl policy Of civil service r"fnrm.
Among Tie prominent men who supported the
riam Of Mr.. Cross for tho position were Con.
espou-cd his cause on the ground that be- bad
beeh gallant soldier and ON rr in the Union
The first battle Of Bull Run until ITO 'l"sr of
III" war, The result was that Mr.. Gross soon
TereNrd notice oil his appointment. AMI, after
furnishing the required bonds. received u COM
BY j. NJ KY. Po5iniast, r-G'ucral.
Meanwhile the radical liutiuu Of the Republic
another candidate moro in accord witt their
idea II Government ollieohvl!iug TINS nst
name Of JESSE Van Buren, Watson. who claims
t. hr % hrpuhlican after the manner If mru Of
~" last Administration, has always been rccog-
aIwl hS nara wIrkcr at lho polls, ana II the
Chairman Of III" Republican Town Committee.
H. ueuuon Vas pfcscrtad by Congrc.sman
Hhl."u and eEnrd hy the representatives. of
that oNir' nae wing Of The party. who hold that
nho 7'hrt pniii7ans should occupy Govern
mrui positions Hnd thnt civil srryi,1i reform IL
W drNm 90 II al -nrl,lrd Imagination. or a
ttopian 'loino adNuurci by Non Miilncrs +"
innIni ", d 'He ",4'ii .sIa noftle paqy The
hN'Wrl lFhriln-. all'A"l lo Assistant Post
master b'nniul l}n'r nrl %, % rn-uf l3ni fhrlr
~ 10 tf
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that the position belongs to their candidate and
that Rhode Island II in the special jurisdiction
Of Mr.. Tyner on account OF an agreement made
Mt the time Gen. Key was called into the tuDi-
not to the effect that Tyn"r should have charge
Special Agent Field Of the Boston Post ONCE
Department visited Wakefield a few days ago
and called upon Mr.. Cross. lie pcrused the
documents aud made several inquiries relative
To the matter. saying that he would report tho
result Of his Investigations ut headquarters,
md action would he taken thereon. since then
nothing further has taken place to Indicate who
will win the Post Offirr; hut the result s await
place. who r.Iard it as n test question which
will prove the strength Of the Administration
and the sincerity Of the civil service reform
policy.
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4 PUBLIC MEETING 81 the Friends Of
n Juhnltni will lee held iu Calvary Church. il
and 1i-t -. New York. Sunday evening. Oct - Al
a. The n Rev bishops Bei'll ari kerioot ard the
Rev Drs II Potter and Sch,nck have consented 10 de-
liver addresses
All interested IN the OF this work Christian
charity. founded by Dr Muh'enbers, invited a. u
tii There will ie mo- c'c0 tom
MEETING viii he helloi GUAR manufacturers aul
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British Columbia OREGON. tc
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FOR SAN FR NNtfSCO VIA lSrllMts OF PANAMA
steamship COLON, "Wednesday. oct 81. cuniet IN.
for central America and south itfirs rurts
FROM sAN FRANCISCO fpIAfAN AND CHINA.
steamship CITY or TOXIC. >afufiIN. Nov
FROM sAN FRAN, tStO TO SANDING IsLANDS
AUSTRALIA ant SEW ILALANp
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