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SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.

COLUMBIA, ). e., Nov. 10.
On the opening Of the House Of Assembly to-day,
the Speaker announced that he had received a COM
municatou from Mr.. Chestnut signing his position
as a Senator Of the United States
Mr.. Whalley offered resolution that the resigna-
tion be accepted, BE said that what, under other
circumstances would be regarded with regret, would
be only recognized IS an act Of loyal devotion to
South Carolina
Mr. DeLaussure made report from the commit
tee on raising means, recommending bill for the
postpOnement Of the act requiring the banks to have
onethird Of gold and silver TO twO-thtrds Of their
issue.
This report was unanimously adopted.
A bill was INTRODUCED to provide police in rela-
ton 70 persons coming IRON States hostile to the
South.
Mr. Aldriek made q report from the Committee on
Federal Relations, making amendments to the SEN
ate bill calling convention Of the people, BY insert
ing that an election be held the 6th Of December
instead Of the 9th OF January and that the Conven-
Afsr discussion, the bill as amended was passed
unanimously.
The Senate this evening agreed to the House
mendment, and the bill finally passed.
1t is expected that Georgia, Florida, Texas and
Miss issippi Will 60 with South Carolina.
The news Of the resignation Of Mr.. Toombs is
hailed with greatest enthusiasm.
Mr.. Simon offered resolution IN the senate mat
the Governor be requested TO raise 1000 volun-
teers. This resolution will be considered on Mon
day.
This evening great crowd has assembled in front
Of the COngaree House, numbering over two thou
sand men The minute men we're also cut in great
force marching down the main Streets and making
grand display Of IRE works.
Judge MeGroff and MessTs. Connor, COlcoek, and
Cunuiughnm addressed the crowd.
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attfaitinEs.
. EALTH OF AMERICAN VIC
Il III MEN.-Read notices in fhe 'Tribune sircs De-.

II EALTH OF AMERICAN VIC
AAAAh.-head notices in the Tribune siLss Dee.
From his ExceIlencF JAMES D, WEsCOTr. Gov
arnor Of Florida and member Of the q. 3. senate.
Hfor upward Of twenty-five years I Wa aflfcfad
viii disease IN my family which the best medicine
aud surgical talent in tne country lei 70 cure but
which yielded In most saiislactory manner, 10 TIE
GraefsnberE Remedies. tiousl sllle their
use jas D. ~ WEsIDOlT.
AEW IoRE, February, l5s1
DR.. j. n. RHDGz-Ilear eirs some two Vear1 80
an Intimate female friend had been suffering from
falling Of the womb, whites and dersnged msn1trn-
alton, together with the attending symptoms -
clearly described iu your advertisements and pam
phlsts She had the very best medical skill in this
city till entirely pro1trate and her physician finally
told her that he thought her life might possibly -
prolonged little longer under the most iulicioul
treatment For two weeks alter that she continued
% 3lnki Mnen came into Jour once lt the 6rle-
ienuerg Medical lnatifute and related her EymU-
toms. As you was confident Of the Graefsnberg
Marshale CathuilcOn, n relieving her she dfselrT-
Cd AZ the physicians and tried it, theuFh doubling
~. Pr0Fidentially il rt8Fed her quickly, and Ave
bottles entirely cured. since then, for neaF fFo
years. there has not been any recurrence of the CON
plainti and she i as strong, active and healthy
When young girl JhO. h. BRIGGS
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FoRT KEAREEI, Nov. 9.
Western Stage Company's coach from Denver,
Monday morning passed here for Omaha, at i've
p N, yesterday.
Malls, fun loads Of passengers and Express
matter g brought.
no news Of Importance from Pixies Peak or
plains.
Pony Express going west today passed here at
II q. m, being considerably ahead Of time.
Q. o. Q. & p p. Express matter from St. Joe,
Tuesday, passed here al s45 q. to-day, being
several hours behind time, caused By the heavy
roads
There is q rumor current here that the Pony
Express Is 70 be discontinued between this place
and St Joe, making this its eastern terminus
Two coaches Of the Overland Express, which
len Denver, Tuesday morning, the 9th, passed
here between II and Il O'Clock g. N Both coach
e were loaded with passengers
From papers by this arrival we learn that
Judge AcLure was arrested some time last
week escaped, and was re-arrested on Saturday,
ne Sd when be gave bail in the sum Of SO oJO for
his appearance on Monday 5th
Chafges against him are not specified but &C
eordlng 70 the Rocky Mountain News must be
grave ones
Weather clear and warm here
The schedule time for the Pony going west Is
att D. m. Monday and Friday, but until to-
day The usual time Of passing has been, since the
establishment Of the telegraph Office from TO
?. N, Mondays and Fridays.
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TFLFGRAPHlC.
FROM GEORGIA.

FROM OfEuAlNAAs
AueusrA, Nov. 3.
The telegraph lines are down south o. augusta,
ana We have nothing Of consequence nom NH
is9it se,ssu are being held ali over Georgia, for
fsrminr Minute Mea corps.
a rtefinn has been called for Augusta 10 NOR
~, -irbf II viii be managed by the most talent
"a md conservative citizens, aud decisive
measures for the secession Of Georgis Will DC
4 nerfhern man named Thayer Homeopathic
nocirr and a former resident, recently returned
w charged with uttering abolition sentiments
Thursday night he was ordered 10 leave the elyi
ref,sinr. ne was waited on by crowd tins after
noon he crowd which increased TO several hun
dred was addressed by several citizens some
urging summary proceedings and others muoer
conn.,. while the crowd was 30 engaged mayer
was conveyed OF and escaped. The citizens aiu'
ed IN securing bis escape in consequences OF the
entreaticl Of Bis wife and children
The feeling is gradually widening ano aesp
ening into hostility TO the Yankees among the
A military convention Of the State viii be held
next Tuegday at Mllledgcville.
GOV. BroWi-is special message has been approx
ed During SIS reading in the Legislature there
Sds SeisTsti51 Of South onrollnians are visiting
Sc sedais @ and conservative GeOrgians have mount
We hsve net line from Charleston.
WI walker brevet lieutenant in the army
who WAS reported TO have resigned his commission
viii be 4 candidate for the command Of a volun-
teer betaliion. The election viii be held on sat
les feiiabiy reported that several hundred
thouraud minute men arc already enrolled Al the
gorith. and the enrolment continues.
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BcFFALo, Nov. TO-
A IRE broke out at one O'Clock this morning in
the kitchen Of the Clarendon Hotel, and rapidly
sprending entirely destroyed the main building
situated on the corner of Main and South Divi-
sion streets, and the wing extending through to
Washington street. The wing on South Division
street was saved.
h L. ChamDerlin, oyster dealer jumped from
the fourth story window and was almost instant
VIM. Garland, ofthe firm OF Garland & Brine,
Clothier, was burned to death.
The building was owned by OrsOn Phelps and
valued at so 600, upon which there is an insur-
ance Of $40 600 in New York and New England
Companies.
Tie furniture owned by Mr.. Hodge Of the
American, and M Pickard, proprietor Of the
Clarendon, was mostly destroyed.
Loss on furniture is about 600 and is fully
insured.
VIM n. Peabody, Druggist, loss at about So,
600 above his insurance.
Minor losses will make the total loss not far
from $40 coo, upon which there Is about $50, 900
Insurance.
There was a heavy rain falling at the time
which prevented the fire from spreading beyond
the building.
II Is rum6red that four servant girls are lost,
and II is thought that many strangers may have
peTished also
One man in the fourth story raised a window
and exclaimed that he was & stranger and could
not find the way out and could not live another
minute in his room, and begged the crowd. to
save him. HeWas not seen again.
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SECESSION MEETING.

AUGUSTA, Nov. lO-9 PIX,
The seoessionites are holding large and enthUsi-
astic meeting here tonight.
The savanna resolutions were unanimously adOp-
ted, after being amended as follows:
ResolUed That il is the Of this meeting that
the only remedy for the election Of Abraham Lin
coin is immediate secession.
This resolution was received with loud and pro.
IOuged cheers.
South are due 20 the brave and gallant men Of the
North who attempted to roll back the tide Of fanat
cism Of election.
ResolUed That this meeting is pledged to a vote Of
taxation 10 raise million Of dollars to arm and
ganiZe the military ofthe State.
A further resolution was then adopted, condemn.
ing the action Of the citizens meeting this afternoon
and deelarng the resolutions adopted by that meet
inE.did not express the sense Of the community.
Col. Anderson OF Savanna, is now addressing the
meeting arguing in favor Of decided and immediate
nction OF the people Of the south.
The most intense excitement prevails
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rrrrrrarFNr A CHARLEsTON.



In the Senate to day the Committee on Foreign
ReIations renorted a bill calling for Conven-
fion for the second Monday in January, TO take
into consideration the danger incident % the pres
ent position Of South Carolina in the Union, ana
tnte. measures In the same.
After brief discussion the bill passed, yeas
q, nays 1.-The dissenter differing about the time
ne election Is to take place on the Tuesday
previous to the meeting Of the convention IN the
House.
Debate took place on the resolutions to SEND a
Commissioner . Georgia; some members SPEAK
ing ia favor OF cooperation Win otner otAtess
and cthers for separate State action.
In the Senate notice was given OF Dlll pro
yidiur pohoe regulations concerning persons
from States hostile 70 Slavery.
Firht thousand minute men are drilling here
Esryices Of volunteers have been offered from
Georria Mississippi, Alabama, Kentucky ana
ChSrieston dispatches state that an unsueeess-
ful attempt was made 20 day 70 remove the Coy
ernment arms from the Arsenal in the city 70 : {
Woultrie There was great excitement In con
peoaence The shipping hoisted the Palmetto
fsd and the steamers swivels saluted IT, I'm.
mense resistance meetings are 10 be held here and
At Charieston tonight
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GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.

MILLEDGVILLE, Nov. y
Resolutions that the election of Senator be
moved to Monday, the 18th, and other days, were
proposed.
ir. Harris, of Worth, favored the earliest time,
as It was we'll known who Georgia preferred, and
when elected be would instantly resign if the in
terests of Georgia and the South required It.
Mr. Oliver favored the earliest day. He OBJ
jected 70 keeping candidates here on expense
Mr.. Jones urged the greatest delay. He re-
parded the present time for deliberation, and
fhev needed all the light that could be obtained
before acting. A few weeks might develOpe i'm
portant matters that ought to be known before
election.
Mr.. Spaulding moved that the resolutions lie
on the table for the present. Adopted.
A bill was introduced heavily taxing manufac-
tured articles from such States nulifying the Flu
gitive Slave Lew.
Also for prohibiting the citizens Of offending
States from sueing in the Courts Of Georgia.
Adjourned to Monday.
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OsWEGO nIARKET-NOv. 10.
IHx zE1EeRAPH.l

FLOUR-Markst dull.
WHEAT-In limited demand. Sales are 900 bu
winter red western At sIis' 300 bush No. chica
gosprlng at Sl,06.
C0RN-Quiet
BARLEY--Unehanged Sales are 500 bushels
Bay Quinte at 60c.
RYE-Steady, but quiet.
OATS-Dull. sales are 5000 bush Canadian at &c
efoat.
CANAL FREIGHTS- -stesdy. laa50c on -four;
Isc on wheat; 10 on corn to n. Y.
LAKE IMPORTS-leo0O bushels wheat 800
CANAL RXPORTs-Ilssb bbls four; 1880 bush
Wheaf; lsioo bush cprni lb2,Q bush rye.
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geaal alatites.
! COWWTSSTONERiS

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
lNt sALF.-Pnrsuant to an al. order Of sale Is
sued 10 me from TIE Court Of Common Pleas Of Guy
ahogn County, Ohio, upon the nth day Of October
1860, on an action therein pending wherein Era
Chanpell is plaintiff and Frederick W. MarHoilles,
81 Caroline Marseillos, XII Bruce, Simeon btTuter,
Lyman o. Thayor, Lambert White, l.. M. Latimer,
w. r. Halcomb, and the Elreman'a General Aasocia-
tion arc deiondants shall expose for sale At public
auction at the door Of the Court House In said eoun
w. on the l2ih day Of November 1850, At o'clock,
p NJ, ths following described lands and tsnementsi
lst. Situate In the Township Of Cleveland, being
number seven In the twelfth range Of townships and
which ID also In the County Of Cuyahogai In the
State Of Ohio, and described a. i0llous;-Ihs hrat
tract or parcel Of land Il known the whos Of sub
lot No 70 and north side Of sub lot No. ~ IN the d.
vision Of ten acre lots 90 ana 81 and is bounded ~
follows beginning the east side Of Ohelre street IN
the City OF Cleveland a. point six hundred and eigh
this (682 SID eot s0utherly nom Prospect
ST. thence southery the east line Of Chesrs street
about one hundred and thlrty-two feet four and q
half inches 32 Il. ~ in) TO land herstQfore decided
by Peter Marceiles, deceased, TO Mary NJ. kimhall;
thence running at right angles easterly to lands
heretofore owned By y. and J. A. Granger, about
2lO 5l2 feet; thence north ry parallel with Chesiro
street. 20 the ncrth line 0f said sub lot No. g. about
1872 4R-l2th iceti thence TO the point Of beginning
Apprpisod at $500.
2d The second tract or parcel Of land Is known o.
the whole Of lot No three in Block No. one Of hey-
mOur Baldwin's survey Of ten acre lots IN Cleye-
land Nos 81 and 52 said lot Il bounded west BY Clin
ton (noW BroWnel street, east BY ally-the north
line iR III aet Ok inches; the south line Is 6S feet
inches to said alley, and Is my Feet Wids Apprais-
cd at $780, ,,. =, ,,,,,,-,-r,
n n a 49,.
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stmr. May Queen, Viger, Detroit.
Schr. O. J. ROeder, Tainter, Buffalo, $500 bu corn
Schr. Ruby, WickhRm, Buffalo, 500 bu corn,
Sehr. Ben franklin, Smith, Toledo.
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LIST on sPecIFIo REMRDIEs

No t-For Fever. Congestion, aad Inaammaiion-
No. 2-Por Worm Fever, Worm Cole, Wstung ne
N; No. a-Eor Cole, Crying, Tsethius, and WAksfu'
N 10 = 4@For Dlurrhsa Cholera Infausum and sara
: No. 5TFor Cole, ehplng, DySeusery, or EOOdg
mo No s-For Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Vomiting.
No. for Coughs, Colds, Indusnza, and sore
fhroaL ,r.-.,-..
10. 9-For Headache, Vertigo, Heat and Fullnea1
~ 10GDysPrPsIA P1LIs--For Weak ana Deranged
stomach, Constipation, and Liver Complaint NJ
No T-FOR FENALE lEREGuLAhlfila 1eeniyi faiu-
ful. or Suppressed Periods
10. f9IFor LsucorrheA. Profuse Mensea, Hnd
Bearing Down Of Females -,
N, i8-For Group, Hoarse Cough, Bad Breatnlng
No. 1A-SALT RHEUM Piils-For hfyApeA-' H'uP
tons, Pimples Oh the Face ,.
or Soreness in the Chest, Back, Lalnsl Or LIMBS
A-FUr Fever ard Asue, Chill Fever Dumb Asos'
Old yusmanaged Agnes.
P-Por piles, Blind or Bleeding, Internal or x
te-nal u..u,-.
Failing Weak, or Blurred Sight, L.,
C-Fnr Catarrh, Of long standing or r71eu'i ei'uoi
with obstruction or profuse iiselarse
W C-For Whoopnr Cauei alEiiing IA V'isnee
aud shortening IFS con7s'
eincs act ike q charm The entire disease , Omen
arrested q once and In al eases he violence Of ne
attack e moderated ths disease shortened, and ren-
dered eH dangerous
Coughs snd Colds, which are Of such frequent 90
curTence and which 50 often lay TIE foundation oI
diseased lungs, bronchitis, and congumpton nay az
be AZ once cured By the Fever and Cough PllA
In al chronic diseases, such q Dyupep.ie, "eaE
Stomach, Constipation, LlVeF Complaints, Piles, Re-
male Debility, and Irregularities, old Headsehesi
Sore or Weak Eyes, Cstsrrh, Salt Rheum, End other
old erupdons The has specifics Whose proper sp
PHeahon Vin afford . cure In almost sVeTy Instance
Onan The cure Of q single chronic difficulty, such e
DyEpepsia, Piles or CEtarrh, Headache or Female
Weakness has more than paid for ihe case zen TINES
ever.
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9eaal alotifEs.
NOTICE.
EDWARD WARREN, A RESI-
NOTICE.


EDWARD WARREN, A RESI-
IL DENT Of the State OF Wisconsin, will AXE no.
liCe, that William Brmnard did, on the lot day Of
November, A; u. 1900 iie his petition IN the Court
Of fComm9n Pleas oi the county Of Cuyahoga. in the
State fOhi0, against Philip Warren, Philip Warren
AdmintstratOr Of the estate OF James Warren, de-
ceased, W iilam Warren, John Warren, Edward War
ren, Joseph Uromack, Maria Cr0mack, and jonathan
Pickard, deiendants praying that certain lands stu
ate In StrongsWlle, CuyahOga CO., Ohio, known by
being part 0flot y and bounded, beginning at the
southeast corner OF said lot the line between Roy
alton and StrOngByille; thence west ON the line Of
said lot about W rods; thence north parallel with the
line OF the lot about l4U rods; thence east parallel
with the north line OF the lot 70 the east line OF the
lot and township line thence south the township
line 10 the place Of beginning, containing VI
land, may Do sold 10 satisfy a mortgage given ~
James arreu in his life tins % said " lillian Brat
nerd 10 secure the pay Ofsix promissOry notes.
given At the same time Tor unpaid purchase money
Tor said land three Of said notes are for $40 5-
and three Tor Sis 50 100 and interest which notes
there 10 now due s75 v, with interest sl3 @ from
May ~ 1895 on s. II from May l3 65y On SiZ9 s2luJ
lrOm May u, le5 , and sol II from July 81 lsd0-
The said Edward Warren ia required to appear aud
answer said petition on before the 2gh day OF De-
csnibsr, A. D. lso0.
b. r. BEAVIS,
noYZ.3l3 Plaintiff ATTY.
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aateaiElnes.
- WHAF - PEoPLA sAY.

The undersigned having used Professor HUN
pHREYa' sPECTFIO HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
IN our families with the most lasEiaetofy results and
IA ving fill confidence In their genuineneal, purity,
ami elBcacy. cheerfuly recommend hem % az per
son, Fbo wish 70 have safe, reliable, and eeaeinua
remedies AZ hand iar private Or domestic me
The Rev Wm. Hosmef, e.iitoi o. Lhs sgf.esrn 70 .'
ssv D D. Rector OF a. Peters Church, Auourn. n r.
ne Rev. b l. Ives, Chaplain Of re Auoarn siale
Prism; the Rev Spencer ~ Riee, Rector, Aeg-b-.-
forl. Mass the Rev. Allen steele nss-Aor S Son'
ference. n. Y the Rsg P 8 Pratt, Dorset, " ne
Rev John T. Roble, Buffalo A. Q. Hari, 80, Jlse'
NY. the Hon. Neal Dow, Portland, Ne ne Hon
Schuyler CofaN, south-B Bend Ind ne hon 1eois
gnr,y,brevs. n. Y. Henry b C0ob ESQ.,, Editor Of
the "Ohlo STATE Journal" C0umbusl Ohio ne MOE
n Il Graham, Moline, Ill the Hon Thomas J.
chase. Monticello Fla. the Hon. Joseph Benedict
Utica, n Y. Wm. Bristol, Esq, Utica, n T. A =
rIIIa Tenn
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OHERTFF'F SALE-BY VIRTUE


~ Of a writ of Venditioni Exponas and alias Fl
Ia issued from the Court of Common Pleas OF Guy
ahoga county, at the suit Of Henry Iuttei ct. al,
plaintiffs sg9inst Prentiss skinner, ct. al, defend
ants to directed shall offer for sale at public
auction, at the door Of the Court House. in the City
Of Cleveland In said county, the 9Th day Of No
yember, 1885, at o'clock p. NJ, the following de-
scribed lands and tenements, 20 wit:
lst. Situate IN the township Of Independence, in
the state Of Ohio, and which Is also in the county OF
Cuyahoga and is known the south part Of lot No.
one, and bounded as follows; on tho north BY land
owned By 7. l.. skinner; on the east BY Cuyahogu
River; the south by lot No 3 on the west BY the
centre Of the Brecksvle road supposed to contain
giTyeight acres, be the more or less but sub
ieet to an legal highways. Appraised at S2Y5o4.
al Situate IN the township OF Independence. coun-
ty Of Cuyahoga, and State OF ohio, and known as
mart Of village lot No. 50, in the Strong Tract, so
called and described as follows: Beginning at the
northeast corner oil Public Square ia said township;
thence 3<e one 56l0g chains along the east line
Of said Square; thence sg3zS three and 33-lO0
chains; thence n 80 w one and 5g-lU0 chains;
thence s9So three and 33-i00 chains to tho place
Of beginning, containing one half acre, more or less.
D. L. WIGHTlIAN, Sheriff.
Adams CEnhsld. pefts Atty's. oet27:3n
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FRnnI PnTLADRI.PHIA.
PHILAnrLrHIL, Nov. 9.

PHILADELPHIAi Nov y
An attempt to form the Republican Clubs OF
fhis CITY into posse for the support OF MT LIN
coin 10 the Presidential Chair has been defeated;
The Continental Club met this evening ana
adopted resolutions expressing good W'ii 10 All
sections
a ward Club has adopted resolutions rendering
their serysces 10 Mr. Lincoln 10 oppose any at
tenpt Of the Minute men Of the South TO prevent
his Inauguration.
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FRO1T nTONTCO1TRRY, ALA.

MoNTGoNERY, Nov. 10.
The military companies of this city, fully
armed and equipped, rendered their services to
the Governor.
Our citizens are all unanimous for this Union.
A plan for secession will be organized next
week
The Governor, Supreme Court Judges, Circuit
Judges both the Senators, and lall the Congress
men save one, are for this Union.
The city Of Mobile will be against secession.
But nine.tenths of the country districts are for
this Union.
The Minute Men are organizing, and will have
so 900 members enrolled by the 1st of January.
A meeting of the leading politicians Of the
State Of all parties has just been held and resOlv
ed TO assist an immediate convention.
M. cl.l-ar.e ananE.a The action of thair Lender.
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George W. Girty and Car
Oline Il. Girty, Pitts,
against
Barzilla "a. Hutchinson
Hannah J.HutchinsOn
Ambrose A. Lane
ThOs. Wsddle ThOs
3. Meddle, and VILLAIN
Weddle. Dennis y.
Barnes and John u.
Park, Stebbins Morgan
& Allen, Alexander
Chambers David II.
Chambers, partners IN
der the firm name OF A. ~ OuEihon Elea3 court
a. II. Chambers, Ga Cuyah0ga County state
brinl 5. Mayer, Charles OF OhiO
\. kaynOld, Frederick
W. DeyOe, and Charles
Pratt, Leopold Bran
dies Leopold Wicket,
Cross 4 Hoyt, Lewis
Cox Co., samuel B.
scheiflslin, Sidney A.
Schei1ielin, James l..
Scheitielin, Rradhurst
a Scheinelin, Lewis
Feuchtwangsr VIII
liam Perkins, Defend
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Saturday Night's Report.
FROsTNKW YORK.

NEw YoEK, Nov. 10.
The Ramsay Bank at Tarrytown was entered
last night By burglars The safe was blown open
With gun powder, and some $500 OF $500 extract
ed.
No clue Of the robbers has been obtained, but
@ the police Is on the siert
TO editors-Our stock reporter was guilty of
terrible blunder to day, in getting hold Of and
sending of wrong lists. We did our best TO
counieract it, but may have failed in some in
stances.
The stock reporter is however only to blame for
stupidity and not for any intentional misrepre-
eenfarions
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ATcHIsoS, K. T., Nov. 10.
The Champion, Of this city, publishes q state
ment Of the number Of trains which have outfit
tec at this place this season for the gold regions
Utah snd the Forts on the Plains, 90 trains, com
posed OF liIs wagons employing g go men, 695
mules and Is III oxen and carrying 8 20 ss3 lbs.
o. merchandises have gone out This amount is
double that Of any previous wear
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roNR No ENGLANn.

IOnONTOl NOV. 10.
Thos. G. Ridout, manager Of the Bank Of Up
per Canada, left for England on business con
nected with the bank.
g. j. Brydges, manager Of the Great Western
Railway, leaves for England on Monday on rail-
WnV matters.