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san FRANCISCO, Nov. l.-Arizona ad-
vices of October 18th, say Governor
McCormick's action in signing the bill
for the removal of the capitol to Tus-
con, is severely criticized.
The Indians attacked the stage near
Soda Lake, Oct. 18th, and killed the
driver, Shaw, U. S. A. The next night
they surrounded the mail at Springs
Station, but were compelled to with
draw by the arrival of troops.
Valentine, formerly "A partner in the
Vulture Company, was killed by In
dams, near Tuscon. He succeeded in
killing four Indians before receiving
his death wound.
The Indians are numbering the whites
in every direction, driving of stock f,
and destroying improvements.
Cleared Tor Liverpool, the Morsung,
with &c ,266 sacks of wheat.
A fire ut San Juan, today, destroyed
a block of buildings on the principal
street. Loss 100000.
The steamboat Arrow was burned
yesterday, near the mouth of Moke-
lumne river, while on the way to Sac
rameuto.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Sir Hugh Pol
lock, late private in a cavalry regiment
in Texas, sailed to-day in the steam
ship Columbia, for Glasgow, to take
possession of "a baronetcy.
Registration In this city yesterday
try will likely reach 1900.
A private letter from the interior
of Texas, says: There is the
most abundant corn crop now
harvesting known for many years.
1t is selling at fifty cents per bushel,
but there is little sale for it as few have
the money to purchase. There is much
alarm among the whites of that part of
the State at threats uttered by some me-
groes.
Two thousand six hundred immi-
grants arrived to-day.
Two distilIeries on a farm at Jamaica
with SO, 500 gallons of spirits, one with
IL 900 gallons of spirits at No. Al First
Avenue, and IL cases of tobacco at No.
is Water street, were seized by revenue
officers day.
The number of deaths this week was
357, less than any week for the past i've
years.
There were three arrests to-day for
Illegal registration.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out dur
ing the week $3.50 800 in coin, as in
terest on the 5 20 bonds. The amount
OF 3 per cent. certificates outstanding Is
about $4,000. 600. The conversions of
$50 notes since October 18th, aggregate
SIS, OOO, 900.
The steamers Cimoria, Hermann,
Virginia and Circassian, from Europe,
arrived TO day.
Imports for the week, $1,000, 900.
Dion Bourcicau has recovered 500
for the first performance and $50 per
night for each subsequent performance
. 4
Pogue," by Woods company at the
west, for infringement on Bourcicault's
copyright.
The statue of Columbus in marble,
executed by Miss Stebbins, has arrived
here from Italy.
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BosroS, Nov. 1.-The manifestations
of mourning for the death of Governor
Andrew, whose funeral took place this
afternoon, are very general in this city
and throughout the State. Public OBJ
sequies took place in the Arlington
street Church. and were very solemn
and impressive. The palI-bearers were,
Geo. Tyler Bigelow, Chief Justice of tbs
Supreme Court; Otis SoTcross, Mayor
of Boston; Henry Wilson, U. 8. SenA-
tor; James NJ. Stone, Speaker of the
House OF Representatives; Ex- Governor
Levi Lincoln, George S. Boutwell,, John
II. Clifford, Emory Washburne, Henry
J. Gardner, Rev. Thomas Hill, Presi-
dent of Harvard University, and
Nathaniel P. Banks. A large
and imposing procession, under the
escort of the Independent Cadets,
followed the honored remains towards
Mount Auburn, while minute guns were
fired, and all the church bells tolled
during the progress of the procession.
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New YORK, Nov. 1.-The Herald's
Washington special says: Il is now
well know that the negroes in the South
are organizing and arming for some
purpose which is not peaceful, and it is
also known that some of the District
Commanders not only permitted them
to.arm, but have furnished them with
equipments. President johnson has
referred the facts in these cases to the
head of the War Department, and 1t is
probable that he wiH increase the mill
tary force in the South.
Two hundred and fifty-seven negroes
have reported to the Freedmen's Bureau
in Richmond, as having been dis
charged by their employers for voting
the Radical ticket.
Gen. Schofield disclaims being can
didRte for U. S. Senator from Virginia,
or Governor of that State, or any po-
litical office, preferring the military
service.
The Tribune's special says: John
Minor Bolts takes Responding view
of the political situation in Virginia.
he thinks the whites are disposed to
prescribe the blacks for voting for the
Convention, while the blacks are or
Ganizing for the purpose of refusing 10
work for such whites when labor is
needed.
The Times special says: Secretary
stanton fixed upon November LIST when
Southern railroads should pay their in
debtedness. Application has been
made to General Grant to extend the
time, and he has decided that no more
extensions shall be made.
Gen. Howard, OF the Freedmen's Blu
reau, has laid his report before the
Secretary of War. 1t is very long, and
contains highly important as well as
interesting information. 1t recon-
mends that the Bureau be discontinued
as separate institution in July next,
when the law expires.
The Worlds special says District: At
torney Chandler, OF Virginia, was in
town to-day, looking into matters con-
nected with the JEFF. Davis trial. The
latter's counsel have as yet made no re-
ply to the letter regarding the arrange
ments made by the Government. The
case will be called at the session OF the
court this month, and there is no room
to delay If the trial is commenced.
The Treasury commenced TO pay out
to-day SIS. 900, 600 OF gold interest on the
$40 bonds, and a large crowd visited
the DepartmentItotdraw it on the regis
tered bonds.
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LAWRENCE, November 1.-The first
engine aud train of cars crossed the
Kansas river to-day on temporary
bridge. The first section of the Law
renee snd Galveston Railroad, eighty
miles, will be completed to Ottawa by
January 1st.- President Sturgis in
tends to push the road vigorously. The
route of the road passes through the
great pine region of the Brazos, Ar
kansas and Red rivers.
Hon. Sidney Clark has Just completed
a thorough CANVASS of this State. He
has made about seventy speeches, and
thinks negro suffrage will be adopt
ed at the coming elections. Grant
clubs are being formed all over the
State.
Governor Crawford. Senators Pome-
roy and Ross, and Sidney Clark are
Understood TO be in favor of General
Grant for the Presidency, and;the Law
renee Journal, LeavenwOrth Bulletin,
and Topeka Record support him.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-Penslon
Oricer White reports the number
of claims received during October, for
the original and increased pay OF wild
ows. &C., were LIE; OF individuals,
1880; number OF claims admitted
for the original and increased pay OF
widows, DC, 1914; of individuals, $40;
total number of claims disposed of dur
ing the month, 6,270; in bounty land
divisions, Al warrants OF 100 acres, and
one of go acres.
The following order WAS too day issued
from the War Department.: All officers
belonging to stations in the South who
have bsen absent from their commands
on account of the yellow fever, will
proceed TO their stations in time TO be
present thereat on the 30th OF this
month. By command of
GEN. GRANT.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-The Herald's
New Orleans special says: The re-
moval of ex-rebel Genera Hayes, this
afternoon. AM the appointment of ex-
Marshal Bullitt, a personal friend of
Mr.. Lincoln, as a sheriff, has created
intense excitement here. While Gen.
Mower esteems Hays socially, he felt
that his removal was necessary to the
peace and security OF tie community.
You Will remember Hayes brigade
figured conspicuOusly in the July riots.
Ny Information satisfies me that Gen.
Mower, in making this change, was
solely Influenced by the public veal,
and that he felt it necessary to have a
man as sheriff that could be depended
upon, in the event of another riot be-
ing attempted, when the Convention
meets on the sd inst. But 1t will give
satisfaction to moderate men oil all
parties, and his appointment will be
approved at Washington, where he is
known as one of the fearless Unionists
who fought treason from the beginning
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BY THE CABLE.
Advioes to the ID of November.

LONDON, Nov. 2-Noon-There is no
longer any doubt lhat the French troops
have entered Rome. The Italian Re-
serves have been called out.
1t is reported on good authority that
the Government of Prussia has pledged
her support TO Italy in the event Of a
rupture of the friendly relations be-
tween that country and France. 1t is
known there is crisis in the relations
between France and Prussia, which
which causes much uneasiness and APP
prehension in monetary circles.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-P. M.-General Me-
nabrea, Prime Minister of Italy, in a
note justities the advance of the italian
troops into the Papal territory. He
says the dignity of the Italian Govern
ment and the violation of the Septem-
Der treaty by the French, required this
movement.
DUBLIN, Nov. 2.-Noon.-The trial of
Gen. Warren, for completely in Fenian-
ism, was concl uded last evening. he
was found guilty of treason and felO-
ny.
LONDON, Noon.-Consols 81 7-I6; U.
s. bonds 7O1Sc; Illinois Central slci Erie
47c.
Up. M.--U. $. bonds 20 Lice; Great
Western 2O51c.
LIVERPOOL. Noon.-Cotton quiet.
2P. M.-Corn 49s cd; Lard SIS 9di su-
gar tirmer.
ANTWERP, Nov. 2.-Petroleum dull
at so francs.
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COLUMBUS, GA, Nov. 1.-THE resultof
the election in Muscogee county was as
follows: Votes cast, LIZA, all for the
Convention. About so whites voted.
Messrs. Ashburn. j. G. Maui, of Ala
bama; Thos. Gilbert, of Chsttahoochie
county; Van Jones, of Columbus; ].
G. Casey, of Marion; last two, negroes,
are elected to the Convention.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 2.-The returns as far
as received Indicate that a majority OF
the votes cast were for the Convention.
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PLAISFIELD, Conn, Nov. 2.-Weston
is in the best Of spirits and feeling
we'll. He attended church to day, and
walked about town. He will leave at
half past II O'Clock tomorrow morning
for Hartford, and from there, or New
Britain, will start on his second trial of
100 miles
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NEW YORK, January II, 1864.
HeSsrs. Geo. c. Ruobel q Co.

NEW YORK, April 2Sd, 1864.
Geo, O. E7ubbel & Co.-GentIeme1l: We have
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Inc medical profession. Since our analysis
we have used IL 10 our practice with very
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the digestive organs, such as dysI kNIa, diRr-
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quantities for aged persons, and also for
those OF delicate constitutions. Yours, &c,
Doctors J. F. & I. =. HoRBUh Y,
No. l3I East A2i HtTeet.
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PORTLAND, ME-, Nov. 2.-walter
Brown, the Oarsman, rau a foot race
this afternoon, at Forest City Park,
against time, accomplishing i've miles
in 80 minutes aud 40 seconds, winning
the race and II seconds to spare.
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GEO. c. BAKER.
NEW YoRK. March Both. 1884.

MesHg. Geo. C. Rubbel e Co., Hudson, N. Y.
GERTs.-My family having been the re-
ciplent of marked benefit In health by the
use OF your "GOlden BitIers," am induced
10 ACKNOWLEDGE my sense OF gratitude in
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a. YOU desire l can confidently assert that
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WE'LL other members OF my family endorse
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EAST. COurtlandt ST., MONTREAL, July "a

24st Courtlandt ST., MONTREAL, July Il. "a
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In December last my vile was very sick
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GEU. A. ]. NORMAN.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. Authorization
has been received here to-day from
Paris, OF the death of Jay Brown, for
many years Commissioner of Agricul-
ture here.
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The unsolicited recommendations we re-
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They are purely Vegetable;
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and moderately increase the temperature oil
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system.
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YoNKERa. Nav 8. ls8I.

MessrS. Geo. C. Rub6el q Co:
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q day. Yours respectfully,
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Greenwood Cemetery.

y
OITUATED ON THE NATIONAL ROAD,
. smiles east OF the city, Is now ready Tor
inteTIuentS, sale, and Improvement Of lots.
ItcOnLnins - acres of land, and is laid out
In the most modern and improved Style
can be easily reached at all seasons Of the
year by the National Road, and for three
tOurths Of the year by the Hempheld Rail
Road. 1t is perfectly secure, and intended 70
be be9utiied by every variety oftrees, shrub
berry, public vault, chapel, artificial Lake,
fountains, etc, to make II equal TO the best
rural cemeteries in the county.
Ample provision is also made for Its en-
lRFgenlent, orieT and care In peTpetuity.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing lots, can
examine tie grounds with the SupeFinteu-
dent, who has plat, or secure them by call
ing AT the office OF the Secretary, ON Main
street, over the Bank OF Wheeling.
Persons wishing to make tnterments viii
call on the Secretary to obtain permits there
for.
Tickets of admission to Lotholdem and
visitors will be issued by the Secretary.
BOARD OF DIKECrORS.-A. ]. Sweeney
Presidenti Il, C. BOnham, Secretary; ]. &
Rhodes, Jonn q. Muth, Geo. Mendel, Jos.
Bell, Jno. A. Armstrong, Geo. Adams, K. =.
JorIiRn, +. A. Hlldreth, au3l-lyC
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Life is Warm! Death is Cold

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MOBILE, Nov. 2.-The number of
deaths from yellow fever the twenty
four hours ending this evening were
three; for the week eight.
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River and weather.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. 3-s p. NJ
The river has eleven inches in "a hours
1t Is four feet by the pier mark, and
raining.
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Copper, Tin. and Sheet Iron Ware.

HEIMoNA
4 HAVE REMOVED MY WORKSHOP
and Store-Room
From I7S Market TO 100 Main Street,
WHARF 1 will be pleased 70 see all my o "
cT,sfomers and as many new ones as choo-%
10 Give me their patronage. have q full
sorfment OF all kinds OF ware usuaIIy touno
All an orders for anything manufactured
fnona Copper Tin or Sheet Iron
bSva sayeral nrst-clAss job Workmen,
snd I1iIi7dO any work promptly and at as
low Este1s as any establishment in the state.
SslISS GEO. W. JOHNSON
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SAvASNAH, Nov. 2.-This city has
gone for Convention by about 800
majority; total city vote cast, 2,5l1.
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READ THE EVIDENCE.
Aesns. Devirls d Bolton.

AeGuS. DepirlJ d Bolton.
GEHTLEMEE:-For the last eleven months
have been suffering almost daily from Sc
we're attacks Of Dyspeps a; so much SO that
could with difficulty retain meal in my
omRch more than twenty minutes. At
night / experience n great burning in or
about the heart; u general depression of
spirits, attended with frequent headache,
dizziness or dlmness of sight. / tried va.
TiouS cathartlc compounds and stomach pre-
parations, without being afforded any er
tectuaI relief, till used four bottles OF" Hub
bells Golden Bitten" since which period
/ have not been troubled with a single one
OF the above complaints. From the benefit
those BItters have afforded me, L feel II my
duty 20 express publicly my grateful thanks.
GE, A. BANCKOFT,
Accountant and Collector.
GOLDEN .---HubbeI's Golden
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utation. Read the following:
PARIS, France, June 2, 1884.
MesIrS. HUbbsl6 Co.
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OUAssIA TONIC CUPS, for sale al <.
BOOKINGS Drug Store. No. 1, Odd
elbows Hall.
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DRY GOODS.

Limited demand for staple fabrics
and desirable fine goods at low prices,
but the market is generally depressed
The only change in cotton goods to-day
is reduction in the prices OF Utict
brown and bleached as follows: 4 :
brown Ice; 4S inch 271zc; IS inch 321Sc
1914 5Oc; ll-4; 55c IS inch bleached Ice
5-4 do 271zc; 9 do 80; 10 4 do 55c. Ions
dale cambrics reduced to 27zc. Rob
Roys offered at 36c, decline 4c.
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MONEY AND STOCKS.

GovERNMENT SToCKs-Coupous '62.
lOS7E; do '64. 1855; do IS, 1865; 10 40
coupons, lOO1s; 7-3Os, June and July,
MoNEY-6 per cent. Sterling, IO935a
ITO.
GoLD-14ls5.
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Sic TT uber bic eau5en Scr. @taateu ]perbreitet unb
bat In Wtanefota ~fpleenbe Nsenten:
General = M9entut IN Der rDsutlGen Bant" Don
@ebriper @tQtu6 & Dunbar in ct. paul,
6err @ufaD 5einrihs in Wtnpna.
6err Carl Branet in Uaribault.:s
6err 6. @i9born In 6afin9s,
5err 8. Booen in Sem ulm.
SIR Isbssiidae tesaplte bic @eieafaaft bs sam Hprtl
S. @6wenpler, @0u9p Weienrond,
@tce- Yrdi. u. @efretdr. prailbent-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-20

@rpBer
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gro. 225, brittle CITRATE, &c8ers 8lo6,
ct. saul, Mtnn.,
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&eppt@e, Selti9cr> WatraBen, Gentter<
Bprbdu9e, &ouleaur, Bettfeoern, 1apeten &C.
Neue 8 liter lansen beadnots an, unp merpen
f. biQtg pte mDAlib ~periauft.
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81. .. Strong.