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Brig Luna tof Lunsrburg Ns). beaufort &C. bound
=. was ignsed Oct 20. GO miles Z OF Cape Lookous.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. Oct 2e-Ardved bark Maggie Chapman (Br,.
Taylor. New YORK.
BoLDERA. to Oct ,2e-Arrivsd the Emily. from Bos-
ton %.
BoRcA, to Oct 2e-Arrivsd. brig Tordenstjold S0r, o.
BATAVIA, Oct 2o-Arrived ship Fannie Fr Lstsllicr,
Pensacola.
BARCELONA. Oct 2i-Arrivsd, bark Christina osp, Su-
reda. Now Orleans.
BREMEN. Dot 2e-Arrved. ships Maryland (Gsr, Kuhl-
man. Baltimore Doris (Nor Herboth, New YORK; bark
Bremen tGer) Hellmor, do. H..
CALCUTTA. Oct 26-Arrivod ship City Of Philadelphia.
Call New York.
Sailed 2eth ship Thos Dana. sisson. New York.
DOVER, Oct 26-Arrved, brig Sabrs tBr). Robinson,
Rotterdam for New York. with loss OF forcyard
DAxrsIo Oct 2s-Arrived bark Barod Csw). Cederberg
New York.
DUBLIN. Oct 2e-SaiIed, bark Maggie L Carvil (BH,
Tingley. Delaware Break water
FALMOUTH. Oct 26-Arrived, bark New Republic Br,
Wilson. Tonola tand ordered to Tondon).
sailed 26th. barks Reno dta) Brgnet drom sloth).
Baltimore; Coomasse tBr) Taylor from Newcastle) do
FroAsr Oct 23-Arrved, brig Marietta UtaD. Romeo.
Philadelphia.
GIBRALrAR, Oct 20-Arrivcd bark Eugenio Longo Qta.
Ruggiero, New York land sailed for Genoa).
GLASGOW, Oct 24-Saled. brig Alaska lBr). Tucker Key
West.
HAnbuRo, Oct 28-Arrived bark Anna Rich (Br).
Rich Montreal.
sailed 2esh bark Shooting Star, sho Philadelphia
HAvRE Oct 24-sailed. bark Whitney Do Spicer,
United STAGES.
ISLE or WIGHT. Oct 24-on bark Calcutta (Br). Devils
from Baltimore for Bremen.
LIvKRrooL Oct 20 Arrived steamer Kcpicr tBr john
son New York ship Jas Foster Jr. Abeel, do.
Sailed 26th ships fnrmonides (Br) Kearn Southwest
Pass; Glad Tidings (i'r,, Dick. Tybes. wyro Br do
LONDON. Oct 25-Arrived bark Chiefain (Br) Fulton,
New York.
Cleared 18th. bark Znrza (S,v), Skantze, Pensacols
MovLLE, Oct 26Arrived, steamer Mantoban (3r) Nc
Dougsil Montreal for Glasgow.
PLYMOUTH. Oct 26-sailed bark Dagmar (Br) Anderson
Pensacola
PuLAu. Oct 23-Arrived. bark Graf Motkc ,er) ohlfs
PALERMO, Oct 25ssled. steamer Scotia tBr,. Garvoy
New York.
QuxENsrowH, Oct 26-Arrved, ship Oracle, Humphreys
San Francsco bnrks Maria Rcpctto ItaD, Repso, Bal
timore: skudosnaes or), Kielsen, Now York; y Pelham
(Br), McKeern.n do; Nothumbra 3r), Skeily, do; Pa
ciac tNor), Grung Baltimore; Angelina QtnD, Capurro
Now York.
Also arrived 26th Pm, steamer Bothna (Br). McMick
On, new York for Liverpool land proceeded).
Sailed 26th. 80 AM, steamer Celtic (Br Geade from
LiverpooD, Now York.
Also sailed 2eth, steamer City OF Richmond (Br, Leitch
Orom Liverpool), New York
s1ErrN, Oct 24-Arrivcd, bark Witch, Mudgett, New
York.
TRIESTE, to Oct ce-Saed, bark La Maria GtaD, Ira
PAM, New York
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLvnrAp, Oct 90. PM-wind sw. fresh
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.

Tho Committee OF Fifty appointed At the Stcinway
Hall meeting for the purpose OF making
to bring the subject oil tho constitutional amend
ments prominently before The public held
an adjourned mcciing last evening at the
Finh Avenue Hotel Session was held with
closed doora In the absence OF the chairman,
Mr. Baocock, General voorhies WAS elected presiding
ofncer. Mr.. Amos f. Emo chairman OF tho CON-
mttee on Permanent Headquarters. rendered. on be-
half OF his father, the OF the gratuitously
over tho Fii,h Avenue Theatre. on West Twenty.
fourth street. A committee Of twenty. .ave
then appointed 10 ascertain the views
OF the various candidates tho constitutional
amendments, and 10 dratt resolutions embodying the
sense and spirit OF the meetinG A subcommittee Of
five likewise appointed to ascertain the views OF
the candidates 70 tue Legislature on the proposed
Flnsnce Board. aud another committee OF two was
named to prepare address to tho citizens OF tbs
city empodynx tho leading questions involved IN the
issue Of the constitutions amendments, and cning
the attention OF Tho community to thor importa CO.
IL also determined 10 procure list or The regis.
tered voters In this city 10 order that tho com me
may address thcn on tho subject under discussion
Tho committee then adjourned subject to tho call OF
the Chair.
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NEW JERSEY POLITICS.

The Hudson county, N. j.. additional Assembly
nominations have been made as foows:-socond dis
trict Peter OConnor, independent democrat Sixth
district Georrc D. Mackcy, republican. Seventh dis
trict, John A. O'Nci, German aud independent
democrat; Thomas Miller, republican.
ELtzABKrH, Oct. &c, 1877.
The Democratic City Convention nominated Dr.. j.
S. Green for Mayor after Ave ballots.
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wHALEMEN.

sailed from New Bedford Oct 25 schr Union Raynard.
Atlantic ocean. ,,.
Arrived a Honolulu Sept %, brig Onward, Ldridse,
from cruise westward, with 800 bbls sp oil
AZ Tongataeu Aug bsrr Magellan c,Snn Irving; v
Auckland; had taken whales making 4OO bbis on tho
both fastened to COW and cali but the second mate in
iancing the COW cut the line and lost the whale: .
a. Vnvau Anv IL bnrk Aasxa Fisher, Nh, had taken
hpbk whales; ship splendid, Earl. Dunedin, 90. 49,
LefukA Haabci Aug ~, ship Jas Arnold, wuson b.
36j bbls hpos in addition TO large quantity or sp OIL
schr Antarctic OF Provinceown. a 81 Mchaes Sept 2e
had 40 bbis 81 oil.
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ASSEMBLY CONVENTIONS.

Fifteen adjourned Assembly conventions OF the va
rious parties wore bcld last evcning-sx anti-Tam-
many, three Independent republican, four republican
and two German independent Tho only nomina-
tong made those of Michael Healy, Endorsed BY
anti -Tammany for tho sixth Assembly district and
John Draddy nominated by the indcpc ndent ropubli-
cans Tor Assembiyman IN the Seven eenth district.
The other conventions adjourned without making
Nominations
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
r,xnAItKp LIGHT. IA

rrNBALiKR LIGHT, Ia.
Notice is given by the Lighthouse Board that the light.
house Timbscr Island, La formerly painted In black
and white horizontal bands, is now painted black
Cant Benson OF schr Emma White, reports that the
buoys on Great KRR arbor bar cut OF their proper
positions and hnve been for some time.
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SAILED.
!. MARITIME MISCELLANY

Steamers Faraday (Br). for London Rhoela l. Bris-
tol and Cardiff ship sumner Mead Yokohama and
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A VEGETABLE COMPoUND.-HYATr'sL LIFE BAL
assam. proven by 80 years test q certain. safe and
speedy cure In gout. neuralgia scrofula &c,
purifying the blood from ai impurities whatever sold ~
oil druggists and HYATT HYATrs2 0raadsA
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS
3. | DesfiRasfon Office.
Steamer.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK For THE
MONTHS OF OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER.
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THE CITY REGISTRY.

The following table will show the registration yes
terday-the third day-by Assembly districts, which
Is compared with the third days OF 1875 and 1885,
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SPOKEN.

shD Marcia Day, from Antwerp for New Orleans, Sept
20. laL 81 Ion "a.
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MEETING OF THE INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATS
ENDORSEMENT OF THE COMBINATION COUNT

ENDORSEMENT OF THE COMBINATION COUNTY
TICKET.
The Green branch of the ant-Tammauy party known
as the independent democracy, met IN County Conven
tion last evening at their headquarters. No. East
Twentythrd street, for the purpose OF Indorsing tho
ticket already placed tho ncd by the republicans
and New York couniy democracy.
Mr. William II. Sccor presided and Mr. William Ar
rowsmth ncted secretary.
On motion OF Rufus =. Andrews 10 wss resolved to
heartily indorsc tho candidates recommended By the
Joint conference committees, as foows:-
Justice Of fhe Supreme Court--John r. Brady.
Justices Of the Marine Cou,t-Joseph Koch and Allen
Mcdonald.
Re1fasr-Jscob Hess
Aldermen at Large-Andrcw II. Green Louis NJ
Doscher Joseph Z. PincKney and William II. Gedpey.
After tho passage ot tho resolutions speeches ere
made by Alderman Pinckncy, Mr.. William Geincy and
others
Tho Convention adjourned, with cheers for It's can.
ddatca
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BOUND souT6.

Steamer CITY OF new Bedford Fish. Now Bedford for
Ncw York.
Ship ~ Mark tnewj, Whittcmore, Bath for New York.
Bark RcDccca A Mouton Smith Boston for New YORK.
Brig Rachael Coney, Coney Bangor for New York.
sehr Southern Cross tBr), Potter, shucc Ms far Now
York.
Schr Ella, Mitchell, 1Iillsboro NIB, for New York.
Schr EEiiiie Bella, Kelly, Dennis. or New York,
Schr Thomas kilis, Kclly Dcnnisport for New York.
Schr s Evans, Wlllets, Pigeon Cove Tor New York
Schr Frank Maria. Kelly. Ellsworth for New York
Schr A Ellis, Bartlett, Belfast Tor New York. .
Schr ID Il Sturgos Hodges, Augusta for New York.
Schr Harriet Ryan. Robbins 1iarwch for New lork.
Schr James Holmes, SlldclI. lInrwich for New York
Schr Tunis Depew, Baker, Hyaunis for New YORK.
sehr Idaho, Peck, Thomaston Tor New York,
bchr Telegraph, Adams, Rocksnd for New York.
Scnr Pride of the East Tucker, Calais for New York.
Schr u Collins. Hotchkiss. Boston tor New YORK.
Schr Erie, Robinson. Boston for New York,
Schr Mathew knny Marshall, Boston for New York
Schr Victor, Perry, Boston Tor New York.
Schr Webster Barnard Barnard, Boston Tor New York
Schr Mary Price. Nickersou. Boston for New York.
Schr gator, Spra2ue, Boston for New York
Schr W ~ Howe, Howe. Boston for New York
Schr Thomas Vangdcr, Nansidcr. Boston for Philado
pha.
schr Modcsty. Nickerson, Boston for New York.
sehr Nellie Brown, Chase, Boston for New York.
Schr n L. Ads ms, Nickcrson. Boeton for New York.
Rcbr a. q smith. SNOW, Wnrchrm for new YORK.
schr Salmon Washburn. Hathaway. Taunton for New
York.
schr U washburn, Hathaway. Taunton for New York,
Scr Martens Meusou. Tyler Now Bedford for New York
Schr Anson Brown, Foley Stratiord Tor New York.
schr NJ Merrinan. Crane. uAverhiil for Nav iorE4
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SIXTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

conference committee was appointed at the Sixth
District Ant-Tammany Senatorial Convention which
was held a few evenings ago, to agree with all
tho outside parties In the district who were op.
posed 10 Tammauy Hall upon candidate for
Senator. When the Convention again called 10
order by Oscar Boger at No 2al Bowcry last evening
the committee reported that they had agreed upon Mr.
Louis Grcbel as heir csnddote. Mr. Grebel then re.
ccived tho unanimous nomination of tho Convention
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER.
VATIONS.
OCroBgR 26, 1877.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 26, 1877.
ARRIVALS
REPORTED BY ruB HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD WHIrKSTONE TELEaKAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY rHB HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrrRsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer snev. Gsr F5.s.en, rs Hamburg Oct 10 and
os q lat = a2 lon e e 4 passed can.ra ..ssms,
S"a2a a" Both i4S miles r. o. sandy Hook steamer Geier
(Ger). hsnce hamburg
Annoy sept 4 S%ssDsrs os po.. said
:ra ro and ss to
ss.me, Ayrshire Bs iiew.. "s.nS y.nS. sags Xh
sops 20 "a" G on tSs rom
to avan iell n with schr Moero Of Yarmouth Us. and
having crpsssd in hurrcanc OF Sept l6 and brought
snp % Forest King new ieo2 ton Holmes of and from
Windsor. Ms, days IL ballast to BcrseauS Is an
B.rs xlenm diaD Bsrtootto London SO days in
Bark zo'rsidenhst Ger, Drammerr, London ~ days.
In ballast TO Q Tobias 4 Ce. ,o xr, n..
DAYS in ballast to snow Burgess anchored at Sandy
bark Amor taD Masgacati Cork 81 days. In ballast TO
BARK Marco Poo dtsD Govasniu. Galway 20 days In
B.rE suss G,ap. Umani cadz SO days. in ballast to
B.s Bnha.ar Aus, Tarabochia casania 81 days. with
Bsrf D.smnr tSor,, Daurlsen, Cape verdes al days.
ballast tod scsger 80
orass %sydei Co. s'S'' '"s' sugar
BARK AaelsIde norris Robinson, Damariseotss. Me- in
Rds kodl.s Peters pasiin ss days, with porter to 4
Winds % ,ns Banks: thence % light ysTsSe "a M winds: nd was
ss odsdes days. with md.o to
':ss Us! s:%ssi sssir sS:,s %ssS sf' Virginia "''
ssSr 4v.ry Tn2mP,on, rr.r ,'ecssssoyn Dc
sehr 4 s Gaskiii, 0askiii. Baitiuore.
Sy-Bmrk President Bumenthsl Cicr) ScharpIne from
8, Nasars days ballast 10 Finch Edys Co. which
anchored !" ravo'end Bay camo up to the city 2esh.
1S-Bsrk sionne dtab, and brig Ida OBr which were
anchored In the lower bay up the city 2gth, AM
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GArE.o
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WEATHER. REPORT.
HoLvurAp, Oct %. PM-wind Sw, fresh.
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TIE LOUISIANA CASF-

The Administration and its four~to-
one Commission, says the Pittsburg
Post, are excessively cautious in giving
the people definite information as to the
conclusion reached in New Orleans and
Washington. The general impression
seems 10 be that enough Of Packard 3
legislators viii 90 over TO the Nichols
House (only six are needed TO give il a
quorum Of Returning Board members
The Senate has already such a quorum.
On every theory suggested, this will con-
stitdte an undisputed legal Legislature.
II will then re-canyass the vote for Gov.
ernor, and declare Nichols elected. If
necessary an act will be passed legaliz-
ing every thing that has been done by
the Legislature heretofore and by the
Nichols judiciary. After this plan las
been worked out, Mr.. Hayes vill with
draw his troops as be did in South Caro-
lima, and the Packard rump will fall to
pieces
That isone theory; but there is another
that Packard will not acquiesce; that he
has been counselled to violent resistance
by the Northern Radicals; and that be
viii call out the negro militia, armed as
Kellogg says, with a can Of petroleum
and box of matches, and attempt to
raise the very old Harry in the negro
parishes.
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A Choice Farm and House and Lot

A Choice Farm and House and Lot.
The following described property. o.,
Iuaa EmmcT,. dec j. si,aa;o ig Harris
.wp. Centre county. uap EAEM contain
us gae hundred aud ,airgy Ear,a acres
more gr less bounded by laals of b. Nv
praari. dee j. james Glenn. NJ gtarlcl.
Dr. Hradrrsaa. dec j. aal others is offer
Cd - private sale. The farm ls we'll wa
tered. never failing stream ga. water rlu-
.U.ng tkra.gstte farm aua within thirty
yards ~ lhu barn, also. altt - Lcypg-
failing water Bt the house, wiki good
pump Zoo b. Tho Improvements are O.
large FRAME HOUSE, two stories high
almost new frame bank barn. forty
five by eighty feet and all other uccc,sa-
rs oushut.asugS This Is one % tao best
producing farms IN This section Tor all
kinds ~ grain IS ali limestone land. 4
large ORCHARD og choice fruit on The
premises
Far particulars inquire of Wm. Vert
on iao farm. Alrn one House and lo;
Situated Ia baalsbgrv. Centre co., the
house is two stories high, Glh EI.rhuU al-
tacbui o. IT, aud all necessary o4;hgill-
luEs also "a good stable. never failing
we'll OF water with good pump. The lui De-
Wcll sc; with fruit trees ut bees; quality.
Also two acres and l23 porChg, % excel
lon: land situate near tho German Re
formed church in Boajshurg within two
squares ofabove house
JOSIAH NEFF, Executor Of J. En-
mort, dec d. 80 nov 3m.
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EDCc4Il0N ~ CENTRE 60

As the schools Of our county ar' about
closing il seemed tous that q eompyr.>
sion Of statistics Of some thirty years
ago with ;he present would be interest
ing 10 the readers OF the Reporter and
friends of Education.
According 20 census Of 1910 the NUM-
Der of children in the county between Q
and 70 years, wac, males 2tSd, females
.SSlt-,a:al 1909. We have not at hand
the STATISTICS showing the number At
tending school in 1870, hence take The
statistics Tor 1874 four years later when
the number Of male scholars reported
WAS 2-51. females l955-to.al 47l5. There
were Is school districts in the county
and 90 schools in operation, With an
average oi At scholars 70 each school or
. per cent Of the total number Of chill
dren in the county between the ages Of
s ana % attending school. The average
cost Of tuition per scholar was io4 cts per
month. Average time schools open .
months. with s. males and 10 female
teachers. with average salary for males
5000, females Sl6 per month.
Amount Of tax raised S5,-57, state APP
preparation S2,"gl. Expended for school
houses Sg4-II.
The common school system up %
1914 had been accepted by every district
in the county, excepting Haiues and
Gregg. which also adopted II soon atter.
This question called up much bitter feel
ing and many were dercely opposed to
the adoption Of the system, and II Was
voted down by some districts, until -
good effects in those which adopted and
gave j: 4 trial wore of enough Of the IL.
founded prejudice TO enable its friends
to have it carry in the rejecting dis
tricts.
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SnrTH c1R0LLNl EREE.

South Carolina-One Of the old thir-
.een-is again free, Free from the car
pet -bagger and stranger who ruled and
robbed her since the close Of the late
war. Free from the offensive federal
JayoEet which pinned the viii Of her
people 10 the dust and maintained the
despot's finger thA. held her IN bondage
for the last decade under GAn..sm.
Bayonet elections are no more in South
Carolina-Chamherlain the late bayo-
net pretender has at last stepped down
and out, and handed over what little Of
the governorship he held TO Wade
Hampton whom the people chose.
Chamberlain has packed his dirty linen
into his carpet sack and passed north,
and South Carolina is free Of the plague
Of misrule and usurpation by the norih~
ern stranger. The following tells the
story Of the end.
CORRESPONDENTS BETWEEN HAMPTON AND
CHAMBERLAIN.
Columbia, :. c., April l0.-The follow
ing correspondence has Just transpired
between Governor Hampton and Mr..
Chamberlain:
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EXECUTIyE
CHAMBER, COLUMBIA, 5. c., April 10
SIE: Having learned that you now
purpose 10 turn over 10 me the ExeCu~
tive Chamber, with the records and pa
pers belonging to the Executive Office
now in your possession, ! beg 10 inform
you that l viii senda proper officer to
receive the same at any hour you may
indicate IS most convenient to your
self
lam, most respectfully, your obedient
servant, WADE HLNrroN, Governor.
To Hon. ID. III. Chamberlain.
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA, EXECUTIVE
CHAMBER, COLUMBIA, :. c., April 10.
SIR: Replying to your note Of this
date, | have 10 say that my private Sec
retary will meet such officer rs You may
designate at Il meridian, tomorrow, at
the Executive Chamber. for the purpose
indicated in your note.
ID. II. CHAMBEELAIS.
Governor S. c.
To Hon. Wade Hampton.
There is no excitement whatever; all
parties seem TO take the result as the
proper one for the future welfare Of the
State
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GItEIT Ill AkOINn.

HAYES has been president some SIX
weeks. The manner in which he be-
came the dc facto president and the
manner in which he is administering
the Office. 80 far as regards The South are
a yhca, to both parties. In The hrS'
place Tildcn was fairly elected hut a t'7
turning board and the $ 90 Icomnissloh
cheated the democratic candidate ou' 81
his Office 10y counting in Hayes and 'e'
nSug to receive evidence Of fraud. TINS
was chca, No. /, and was aEa'nst the
democrats. Hayes policy, thus far y
directly the opposite Of What hs patty
had pursued and opposite what The lei
lows who counted him in had ea'yeia~
ted upou.. Instead Of upholdiuE Tic
.cwc,-hag gprrteudcrs, Chamherl"tnatd d
Packard. in South Caroliua and loui~
sianarcspcc,iycly, as Grant had ddone he'
fore. he takes the jcmoyattcpoll,y calls
OF The soldiers and permits the demos
cratic governors TO take the oihcrs o.
which the people elected :hcm. And
now the republicans declare he ha'
cheated them So he has.
The democrats still hold that he stole
the presidency, YET they admit that h.'
southern policy as thus fr developed
right. and jus, what Mr.. riden "ool,
have laid down, only that he would have
been more prompt in carrying Il ou'
We 40 not know which is the "ors
cheated The democrats were 'hral,'
ont Of the president. yet have 'hr salts
faction II seeing their rrlu,,l'es carrie,
out upon one all-impor'ant subject
The republicans may be the "ors'ehea;
ga. for they have the president aud N'
Ihave not go, him, and what is worst
they are mortified 10 md him 60 direct
lly in opposition to ihcirwishes j" resar
! In ,hc south.
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SPRING MILLS, Apr. Is.


The Penn Hall singing class, under the
instruction Of Prof J. a. Weaver, Of
Pine Grove he,d a. tho close of their term
a concert on Friday evening, April 9
The programme consisted of Anthems,
Glecs, Duets, Songs aud Choruscs, inter-
spcrssd with comic songs and lively in,
slrumeuial music furnished by Prof W.
T. Meyer and J. +. RcaricE which they
beth did in manner that contributed
largely TO tho evenings entertainment.
Great credit Ia due both Prof Weaver
-. a cls alass, and judge the day is not
rrsi.,.,, ,,.i - thil claFE will be able to
-, -f- sizsIu Penns
Valley. The order during the entire
evening was the very bGst that could be
asked for and from the number OF citizens
Of the surrounding community that were
present shows that they too are interested
in the music cause. SPECTATOR.
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uwould no doubt ho highly amusing,
and at the same time astonishing, TO see
A complete list Of all the expressive and
powerful" names of the multitude of
short.livcl medical preparations placed
npon the market during the past few
years MS "most wonderful discoyc
rics" and Tuhlliblc cures" 4 In
hocsiEnoNiuccs,l Icy inscriptions
spcculatars and Adventures who rtrng-
nizjng the value of advertising wck 10y
these means 20 obtain public favor and
nepularitv FOR their doubtful and $50 Of
len entirely worthless and even dangers
Gus Preparations. And 10 is a scnulnc
pleasure FOR us 90 commend pr hullr
Cough syrup AS one of the few really dc.
serving medicines offered 60 The puh,'r
Its adoption hy many ut oUr Intelligent
Physirians r. due only 90 los real worth
and merit and ny thousands ot camille.
il rs reuarlcd as "thc standard hyusr.
hold remedy"
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4 PARTY OF HUNTERS SURPRIS-
Ed By THE REDSKINS-FlF>
TEEN or THE WHITES RE
PORTED KILLED.

ST. Louis, No, April l,--Advioes from
Lcaycuworth to-nigh; bring intclligonc,
Of Gght out on the Buffalo range between
n party Of hunters and band Of indiana
said to be Sioux. during which fifteen OF
the hunters were killed, the Indian loss
not being ascerlaiucd.
Afcr a days hard work tho hunters en-
campcd at night, on suspcoting tho pley-
cucc Of the reds in the vicinity neglected
to put out sentiuels, as Is customary.
About three O'Clock in the morning before
daylight the camp was surprised by a
large body Of Indians. md os the hunters
rushed out 20 meet their foes they were
shot down Ike sheep. ANor the first sur
prise was over tho hunters made a despor-
ate charge right into the midst Of the
bands Of the bowling Elevils, scattering
them and forcing them 10 retire.
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Remember the poor-house election

Remember the poor-house election
next Saturday.
The new Supreme Judge to be elect
ed this year, holds Office twenty.one
years.
Senator Peale has our thanks for q
copy Of Smull's Hand Book.
Indications are that there will be no
trouble among the democrats in the or
ganization of the approaching extra ses-
sion ofcongress and that Randall will
be reelected speaker. The field looks
stormy for the radicals, Hayes policy
has caused deep mutterings among the
president stealers.
War between Russia and Turkey
seems to be almost inevitable just now,
in Consequence of which there has been
a rise in grain.