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A SSw nights siuce cumber of
rohhsr,os were committed ia Alls-
ghsny county The thieves were
rursrei uCxt isv. aud seven ot the
eight captured IN coal pit, to
which they bAi retreatei 70 evais
cspt0re. Previously the thieves bal
hrvd abcu: itty shots 3: tasir pur
sGers Before slrreaisr.us tLsy
hal - be Smoked cas Of .heis hiding
rlacs.
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F5B SOuFa NJ RrLg AdaR-rha
Solid Sonth can. Il 4 viii. shane IN.
policy Of Tia ua.inuaI Eemncrlt q
prr'y. and IA ioing lliat, saut,ai ais
destiny Of tie country They nov
bsvc 'hs power ~ t,ie,r handa. tud
bstius lbsl iIsy bust 1s haih re-
sF,onsills 20, iis uaa--a ,..apansau,li.
~ B.zsy stif ,peig.iir um ana llla
caBH1t ~ esr-1psi ilaub,,a-a ann.
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t,ifs rsstise a 5ff "a ,i,sy ..,.
SotiLsFD fsAu comm. ta 'ii.. 6u,n,
is.tl4 ysii0s,si es,afsals Isit ts,.v
wiz Ds aeess- ''lIei % the ssg',t al
tsys it'll -y,f,l. atsi. l.ssss,.,ireus
ia A.sies Ike li,lis ysst g,a,,
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ii osheywise aa9 10 piisn o1, So,,l,l
sys hyeshssa - sst ssen there bl
pst-sp bsse c'snfs 10 lt,os utjoa Tia.
sssssksrsp Sihe 0gth4e DeYsse,a,ie
psss - a ffAi' rIss.if.l pt,4i,i,,o
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4 gentleman pnld visit to the
cemetery at West Pittston. Pa. IN
Sunday l week. aad iny two little
girls Sitting 0n navly covered
grave. crying IL i their Aeurts would
break. is aikai thrir trouble. and
taalr answer wls that their AttIa
sister had been buried there 5ne Dra
ced!ng day, lnd they cculj na5 bear
to leave tue place. Those two
little mouruars now sleep AI. b
side N the same cGlgca-gac !, l..
having lied Of lietharn
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In Philadelphia short tins ago.
Alesander u Sayres walked up the
ailse OF the Church Of the Ascension
aud deliberately shot his wife in the
back. causing fatal wound. He
had been separated from her for two
years, aud had servoi term in
prison for breaking her arm. The
brutal husband was arrested.
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Harry The democracy are happy
ia the prOspsc. Of bayiug a mNiotity
in the United States ScuSte through
tho seating Of Hamburg Massacre
Butler. of South CWvlius. hy the
vote ot Couuycr of FLORIDA. and Pat
,erson ot South Carolina both ear
pet.b1ggcrs in the South Hereat-
tee the democrats will cease thei,
deuruci6,ion ~ the carpet ,ers
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TDB ACCD
FROM TIE SEED I'd THE
WAREHOUSE.

4 urac,icHI ltnt bnn'; fI- ths rr1aIrl Plant
ar, .n nartcing tna lut1nr'' prlriH.G fysrri.
snra IA ruiIlvitlng tnd curtIE tls vsai. trr
no netlnds Practical u al tha ~lAtas IN
yhirl 10 - IrnNrsA som SO EIif, % tIs
ninntar pnd vnrg Ht great ints--st % tl :
'nusurnr ui 90 ll,'cu Gr t'fu Int % lls Hisldrl
So AMI .GrIlGal lfir;nttl IN. A hona tlst
-yarvhndy sllult Z tvs. lIi pages, 1"tNyi ~
q. Rush ~el.ansF, " D., tntm Gsrs'urg
Pmn'l. Prics yus OOlltr, saut - any at
dress an rsrsipt uf n, prira. trin wInt-i
- 4nll this luns svsrYNlnra All Ig 80 ia sitl
Iut .rihla. 4 'Irsss
.lgHNw. 30 wEPOT.
Publisher 1f FRANKLIN REPD~ TORY,
Lhl.nasrtl tlgrg psna'I
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I5 vii IA r-rn-r- -s-si tat tie
case If riie cirv e N.s T--k a
gn.ust Peter 3 Svse1T III. e.
prnniSed hy tle ca7'us.i c. si0..-
a0a hy the estate q @Esa.ys de-
caasa, brother in,t si.a1 a, AZ - =
c,ng tiia rnnpr1mlae Ji.s ,riu-E 1--
ciarsd Pstar IH p,rs IA N larsL q
tia l7ng ants nnw ie,ug Gr,ia. tie
cvidenca 3ilnws tliaf { any cna uri
prodtisst t'1m 1is ring =,
Peter 3 3weanT waa cla Gn,.
Hcn"s Il night he nfeiqed tllar yuls.-
lie piuuderai8 lrs pure lngsia
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~ r. ia computed that the
gi,aD is'si hbr .iqiors IN gear in
tis Ubit.si States rsarhss n. 600 900
Jnsii.,is siiici, aonltmalrs .05j, ,00G.
800 fonr pound loaves ~ bread
Jrsst Britain nses RI. 0OD, 900, basl,
eis 81 sriau yearly for the sane puc
pose, and annually imports food 10
tIie value ~ nea'y s40O.a0D
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}. GROUSE, EDITOR 4 Proprietor.

Tss Allesovn Chr,aicie says that
''thcro aro moro iron frrnsccs in
blast al this time than there were a,
the corresponding period last year
in eastern Pennsylvania, aud iron
men have moro hopeful outlook
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Assignee Notice.

4 IL rsrsens Interested are hereby no.
~ u6ed tnN :. y. schuck. Of frnnklin
twP., Snsdcr Co. made an assignment Of
all hi, effects, real aud personal t,neludine
book aesounisl TO ths uudrrsiyn,d fcr the
benefit his creditors. All persons hNs.
ins elsius are requested to rreseat them
to the unlersi snsd. sul persons Indebted
wid please make imwedin'r payment.
4. J. SMITH.
Oc, IS. - Assignee
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Assinnee Notice.

4 L. persons Interested are hereby no
~ u6si that Cyrus Marks. Of frsukiir
township. sn, der county, Pa, bts ct
th,. d,y made al assignment Of al his
effects, both real aud personal to the un-
dersignej fcr the heurdt of creditors
Al persons having claims are rel uestel 9,
present thsn - the unlvr.isael. aut d
person, Indebted 20 ,h, said nssiancr will
plets make immediate piVmeut.
ANDREW J. BONENSON
Nev So. lS;1I hs.suss
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% ths Nrtssui - ivac-, trc'uiIrs u N-ch>, cs
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VI % = 5rs. v-, soc. AL Net, w,-As. Cbsn..
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Manhood How Lost How Restored.

muNHOeu INV Lust UoW UestV'eu'
- just published. a new edition cf
ME In. CuLvEawgLL's CEtspRsrrp
49, Essay on the radical cure with
out medieinel OF Spermaiofth1a or Semi
nal Wcakuess. Involuntary S,ninsl boss
es. tmpotency. Mental and Physical In.
capacity. lmpeJimeuls TO Marriage. etc. I;
also. Consumption. Epilepsy and Fits, IN
duced by self.iudulgencc or sexual extra
vsgapcc. sc.
ssiy- rricc. In n sealed envelope, only
six cents
The celebrated author, In this Essay.
clearly demonstrates, from a thirty years
successful practice. that the alarming
consequences Of sclf.ahuse may be raii
cslly cured without the dangerous use Of
internal medicine or tho application Of
the kuifc poiniing out mode Of cure Mt
once simple, certain, urd cdeeiual by
means II which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may be may cure
himself cheaply. privately, and radically.
ssiy- rhis Lecture should he in the
hands Of every youth ani every mau in
the land.
Sent und,rseal. ina plain envelope. TO
suy sircss. post PIii. on reJciptof slN
cents OF i've postage stamps.
Address the Publishers.
TuE CCLvERwE MEDICAL CO.
a htu ST., New York Post odiae Box t5s6
July 10, 1876. ly.
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Are the most
eS-rt.ye and
cDn4en.al Eur-
zaSiye ever dis
cnvergfi They
are MID, tut
s-sctGli In
tkslF S1srL
tisa moying
the 70 ~ s
sTfeLy an q
NlgaSfc ra'n-
AfarTgs gsu-
ls - lAeiF op-
sr7fsSnr tncy
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Philadelphia and Reading
Rail Road.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.
AUG. 18th, 1877.

AUG. 18th, 1877.
Trains ieaue Mrmaon as fol-
io,rs (.San,iaw Ercepied.)
For shamoliu, p,lS n.oo an and
'.e5 Pun.
For VI Carmel Ashland. rnu.sua,
'S',cr,'i.' =; % j Z, Reading and rAi'ad''pli''
Tyain, for Herndn, icare as JoL,ows,
(!Sundaf Ercspsd,)
Leave Shanokit 500 a N l.5o and
Leave philaislplia V.l5 q m. Reading
10 N
Po't'ville, l?.ldp m. TamsquH LIE p
y Ashland T. 10 pla.
Nj. Carmel ALP m.
Trains icaw Nrrisd"rg az (oiiows:
For New York $40, 8 10 . m., and
3 81 end ~ IS pm.
For Philslslphis 5.2o. S.ioa. N. 3.W
md 3.57 pm.
sundays
For New Yorko.2o q N
For Philadelpfa !. A5F. N.
Trains for HarisLWq !sors - Joliows
Leave New Yok, 6.35 a. 100 $50
,ni - ~ pm.
Leave Philadelphia, o. IL . u. S.Ao aAd
~ Pm.
Sundays
Leave New 'ork $50 p N.
Leave Philsislphia 1870 p N.
svia Morris Esssx X. X.
j. z. WOOTTEN,
Genl Manager.
G. @. HANCOCK.
GN'l Ticket Agt.
| Feb s'N. vi! q 10.
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stray Hotter.

C\MEtn tn the promises Of the I'M
y dsrsignei n Csntrs t'sn'hip. ou % ieout
lhe 4 - isy gf >cpte-n er t>;f. Known
HELPER, tail ptrtiy Waite. AND white saot Ia
tav site, Aboat ~ ncnths old. IAc owner 1,
hetrey requested /, eems far.trd. prove - rep
ertY, "a shstSs.. >ni ilse the s>ms ss.y OF
n sili 20 jisP8ssi u Act'-.ilr< - ~
JOAN hAGrMAN.
N,v g, 81.
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A nMlNIsrRAroRS, .NorICE.

~ Letters OF fadministrstisn on the estate
Of Irwin smith dccN late OF frankliu town-
.hir. Savder county. "a. hsving been grated
10 the un'ersigued. all persons kuc-ins thew.
selves Indebted 10 said estate are requested To
make Immediate payment, While thuse having
cial,ps viii present taem duly authenticated
tor settisment 10 L, !. SWIM,
Attorney.
pkNIn ukOS~,
FANNY SMITH,
nee. 4 ~. Aiuinlstrators.
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-Csue etn.. noe att .esisa is,a .sy SAsr"-
Beaver VA FMS
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Az NfSe or'sH ofbes7s Elected t tho re-
-.a-iH.H iii faks ibs'r bss,s !, tl,.
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PETERSON'S MAGAZINE
FuU-Si-e Paper Patterns =.

s-r',ms,, I'll ~ gvsn IA every nuruNsr
fir - czBt.taink .ftll-.;~ rspsr rft'e-a 'or /.
.ds'. 20 rhtlt, 4r~ss hv-rs sgN--rir~- -ii'
--c-.v-. trrirg a. yea. 's-ivs ef he pa.
.-rr. 90 'hrt tarss h..ps III ts sGsth GsJs
.aH las a. a.crt ti1r cri-e.
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@-CREAPESr AND BESTll-e,
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

- A. ..s rU-rcsss 1f Family Phy,ic |;
E-sf 1-r -iI--.--x Ccazy sress, seu2clce,
-.zrs. zY.F-zEsr. Psrl Stomach, Breath,
Eslrtf-.. ErysIrelas, Hhegrsa-
ssE-t- -E-l -ris.ra tl.s1 5<.a Diseases,
E-la-a1szs, D-crsJ, Tr1.cr1,
sa--zlL Ess.rt.<sss a. Ein-
..e- ~. s.r ~J---Sy.aQ gce Eig,>1.
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49,, ~ uass., % 49,. ..s--. . -'r---; R'rit
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ION FLAIE,
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80 %, a. Ha .Ir.c-tHsrs ~SsrEts1S"
'l-lusr rl.- = 90 .. t.st b, - Ca-.gs.' -
ae " acid.
FERNS always j.. Alvancel 81 tvcar
.-ag -far t-s
VIA /. :spy o. th. --.'ulu-, pssti-. &: 70.
/ The Aat-i- - 'Chrisra,,,' ahs@ t1ll4a eEsfl-
| nag. u tis r~r,aa .s,tIas ap "a, e!gs.
| 'cupi@s for 40
I s-l4
visA ,n ,s,r. -rpy r,ta- S,g',a. - is-,, -
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| sC1slss tir sssn
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Z 81. "A! ~. srsu.ufu ptrturs, Az. dslihr sf-
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A. l-ss-. pusi-gs.t,
CHARLES ]. PETERSON.
. TE Chestnut STREE. Philadelphia, p
So t5~arn--s ,.st g-hra, Y sritsa 'ar.
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\ G.. HORN BERGER,
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-07
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. z.
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Baplisf Convention.

Baptist Convention.
EAsTPoRr, Sept 6-The Baptist Convention
closed here today. There was large attend
ance of ministers and delegates from this
county.
Eastport Aids the Eastport and Aroostook
Valley Railroad.
PASSPORT today voted five per cent of her
valuation in aid of the PASSPORT and Aroostook
Valley Railroad.
Representatives Nominated.
LEWISTON, Sept. 6.-The Democrats tonight
nominated for representatives to the legisla-
ture j. S. Lyford, John w. West and a. n.
Dickey.
BELFAST, Sept. 6.-Fred A. earle was nomi-
mated tonight for representative by the Demo-
Gratis, and William M. Woods by the Republic
cans.
RocKLAND, Sept. Cat the Republican eau
Gus this evening, a. G. Bird and G. W. Kim
Dali, Jr., were unanimously renominated as
candidates for representatives.
Drowning Accident.
B1DDEFoRD Sept. GA party consisting of
John and James Maloney Patrick Deane,
Michael Higgins and VIM. McCullan
were sailing about the lower harbor yesterday
afternoon, when the boat was upset. and in
swimming to the shore, half mile distant,
John Maloney, aged %, was drowned. Hig-
gins was picked up clinging to the wreck, and
the others reached Wood Island in an exhaust
ed condition. Maloney leaves a young wife In
this city.
ROckland Free Press Sued for Libel.
RocKLAND. Sept. 6.-County Attorney Sta
pies this morning instituted libel suit, with
damages at $4,000, against the Rockland Free
Press for the publication of the alleged fact
that several persons have made afidavits that
Staples attempted to hire them to murder DR..
j. Montgomery and to burn the law Office Of
Hiram Bliss.
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-07
MINOR TELEGRAMs,

Prof. Langston, minister to Hayt, has been
invited to make campaig ign speeches in Ohio,
but the President holds that thss would be a
violation of his executive order.
Gen. Ewing accepts the challenge to hold a
joint discussion with Stanley Matthews after
Sept. 10.
A Salt Lake letter saws Mormon prosperity
is fiction. The condition of the people is hope
lessly wretched. Their earnings are swallowed
up by the leaders. Many of Brigham Young &
undertakings were failures.
The President has been rendered a reception
in Cincinnati, but previous arrangements for
his Journey will prevent his acceptance of the
compliment.
Forty-two head of Canadian short horns were
sold in England Wednesday at an average
price OF $4,000 head.
Five thousand persons attended the Smith
family reunion in New York Wednesday.
The Pennsylvania coal companies miners do
not agree to the companies offers. The dead
lock continues with poor prospect of work un-
less the companies make concessions.
The Perry cotton mill Of Newport, r. l.,
started again Yesterday morning.
One thousand pounds in gold eagles were
withdrawn from the Bank of England We'd
nesday for shipment to New York.
The California rifle team have arrived at
New York, and went to Creedmoor yesterday
afternoon.
The yacht race for the Bennett rrize-cup
from Sandy Hook light to Cape May, was won
by the Idler.
Secretary Sherman writes to Collector Sim
mons of Boston that he has decided not to in
crease the pay of inspectors as recommended
by the recent commission.
Striking miners from the coleries of the
Delaware, Dsckswanna and Western railroad
company. at Scranton, Pa, went to President
Sloan yesterday morning, asking an increase
of rs per cent on wages. He replied he would
not negotiate with strikers, but when work
was resumed and the price of coal warranted
it, the company would treat, or would pay on
the principle Of the sliding scale.
An order has been issued for the apprehen-
sion of some Of the principal agtators among
the Indians in the disturbed regions of the
West, with the view of placing them in con-
fnement in Florida.
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-07
FRANCE.

PARIS, Sept. 6.-Madame Theirs having ac-
cepted an official funeral for her husband only
on the condition of being herself allowed to ar
range the order of the cOrtege, the government
has decided to annul the decree published yes
terday ordering state funeral as it cannot
dispense with the execution of the existing
enactments regulating the order of procession
in official ceremonies. The government there
fore will take no part in the funeral beyond
paying the deceased military honor, to which
he is entitled, as having been diguitary of
honor and formerly chief of state.
LoNDoN, Sept. 6-The Standards CORE
spondent at Paris, commenting upon the
abandonment of public funeral for Theirs.
says the funeral will assume the character of a
party demonstration, and in the present ex-
cited state of mind it is looked forward to with
some apprehension. The violent articles in
the Bonapartist press, especially the Poys,
seem desgnedly intended to provoke the public
to breach of the peace
The LIE Defense says all political manifesto
tions will be pat down with the utmost vigor.
The cuirassiers. who have been out man@uvre-
ipg for some days past, have been recalled to
Paris.
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W In addition to the above time table extra cars
Will be run in sufficient number to accommodate all
who may desire to reach the Fair Grounds with the
utmost promptness and expedition. sen4dtf
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-07
FOREIGN POETS.

Sid FIN Bombay July 3lst, ships Winged Hunter,
Panno. Calcutta; Aug I, Lucy A Nichols, Nichols,
Maulmain.
In port Aug 8, ships Carrie Humphrey. Grozier,
for Calcutta; Harriet McGilvery, Blake, and Pre-
mier, McGilvery, for Callao
Sid FIN Ardrossan Aug "a, Matte Russell Ath-
erton, Demarara.
Boston.
At Lagos. WCA, July 2sth. brig Julia Haskell,
Stevens, for Boston,
Sid fm Revai Aug 81, barque Bristol Fossett, for
New York,
Sid FIN Liverpool 9th inst. ship Eliza Mcneil, Jor-
dan, Sandy Hook.
Ar at London 9Th inst, barque Alex Campbell,
Bunker, New York.
Ar at Montevideo July 90, barque David Chaplin,
AyresD
ar AT at Pernambnco Aug 81, brig f 1 Henderson,
:, Ar at Halifax Sd inst sch James Pike. Robinson,
Boston for Pictou.
Ar at St John, NIB, 4th inst schs Nellie Clark,
Clark, Philadelphia; Nathan Clifford, Holmes, from
Bangor.
--latest by European steamers.l
Guadalupe.
Sid I'm Praeus Aug Is, Lizzie zittlosen, Fosgreen,
Philadelphia.
Cld at Gibraltar Aug 10, Bertha, Hill, (hom Va
r, Sid TIM Pauillac Aug 10. VIM Frederick, Ames for
Passed Copenhagen Aug 81. Acelia Thurlow, CALI.
son; from Pilau for Philadelphia
Cid at Dundalk 21st Moses Day, Crosby. Newport
to load for West Indies.
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NEW YORK.
Tweed Before the Aldermen.

NEW YORK, Sept. 6-The alderman,c COM
mittee investigating the Ring frauds met
and gave history Of the various offices he
held under the city. He testified to ring
that was formed in the Board of Supervisors
for passing excessive bills in 1860. The Ring
1868 Henry Smith was added to it; in 1865,
Jno. Fox; in 1866, james Hayes; in 1869,
Isaac j. Oliver aud Andrew j. Blakely. The
last two did OF know all that was going on,
but they got the ''rake." In 1870 the Board of
Supervisors was abolished. The Tweed Ring
had nothing to do with the supervisors Ring.
The former was under Hoffman's admnistra-
ton as mayor, and was composed of witness,
Jno 7. Hoffman, Con ptroler Brennan, and
Street Commissioner Cornell. They met only
for social and political purposes. Some of
these men went out of Office, and this Ring
then became composed of A. Oakley Hall,
Comptroller Connolly, Street Comm issioner
Mclean and himself.
Adjourned to Wednesday newt.
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-07
WASHINGTON.



WASHINGTON. Sept. 6-The President has
pardoned the following: Turner Patterson,
passing counterfeit money, one year imprison-
ment in Pennsylvania; jeremiah Mullins,
Whit Buval, Solomon Gurber and Oliver
Brewer, violating internal revenue laws in Vir-
ginia; Benjamin Bryan, embezzling, one year
in Albany penitentiary; w. 2. Cooney and
Francis j. Mcguire, forgery, two years in
Albany penitentiary; Samuel G. Vance, rob-
bling mails one year in Albany pententiary;
Emmett r. Softly, robbng mails; T. Crawford
Roddy, violating revenue laws in Georgia
Henry Meadows, petit larceny, six months in
district Jail.
Changes i'm the New York Custom House
Determined On.
The extra Cabinet meeting to-day was in
session two hours and half. The only matter
considered was the New York custom house
appointments. Owing to reforms that have
been made, it was concluded to make changes
IN all the principal custom house offices, in
Guiding collectors and surveyors. Such changes
are to be made at the converting of Congress.
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bold Robbery,

CINCINNATI, Sept. 6 AT Wapakoretta, O.,
last night. between and 10 o'clock, Mr.. My
ers, county treasurer, was captured almost in
an alley and held a prisoner till mid
night. He was then taken to the court house
and after being subjected to the severe ordeal
of fire. which was placed between his feet as
he lay upon the floor, he was compelled to d.
vulge the combination of the county safe, Some
$4,000 were taken therefrom Myers was dis
covered this morning in helpless condition.
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THE TURF.
Mystic Park Races.

BOSTON, Sept Cat Mystic Park, the race
unfinished in the $50 class of yesterday was
won by Schuyler, Pratt I'd, Nelson 3D., Morris
4th.
The race in the 2.29 class for purse of $1,000
was wop by Lysapder Boy in three straight
heats, George 81. 3D. Modesty Sd, Cassus
In the 2. "a class for a purse of $1,000, there
were nine starters. St. Charles won the first
heat Lady d. the second, Wild Lilly the third
and fifth, Roman Chief the fourth. Time 226,
Dbl 231. 301 90