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NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The Herald has
the following special:
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. "A general
order from Gen. Mower rescinds the
order of Saturday removing Sheriff
Hayes. Hayes is consequently still
Sheriff. am positively assured that
General Grant disapProved OF Bullitrs
appointment.
General Hancock is expected here on
Wednesday,
The Times Washington special says:
It is q fnlseh0od that most alarming ac-
counts have reached General Grants
Headq uaTters regarding the defiance of
the negroes in connection with the cleo
tons, and that General Grant had sent
orders all through the South instruct
ing the military commanders to keep
the peace at all hazards.
The Judiciary Committee, both ma
jnrity and minority, will have their re-
ports ready TO submit to Congress on
Thurday, the 2Ist inst The majority
report will be against impeachment,
and be signed by some members who
voted nay in the committee on the 9Th
of June last. The minority will be
Messrs. Boutwell,, Lawrence, Williams
and Thomas. as heretofore. Both sec
tons of the Committee are agreed upon
one point: that this question must be
Immediately decided, and 1t Will proba-
bly, be the only business of the few
days that will remain OF the first ses-
sion of the Fortieth Congress.
Hon. ]. NJ. Ashley, chief of the i'm
parchment movement, arrived to-day.
"The Worlds special says: Numer-
Gus communications have been sent to
the Executive from various quarters of
the South that armed organizations OF
colored persons are forming and in
some instances threatening the lives OF
the whites; that negro companies are
drilling near Chain Bridge and other
places in Virginia, for the purpose of
supporting Congress in the enforcement
of the law TO depose the President dur
ing Impeachment. The matter has
been referred TO Gen. Grant. No au-
thority for organizing such companies
has been given by the War Department.
1t is Understood that the President has
ordered Gen Grant to take steps to dis
band and suppress them.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The election is
proceeding quietly. Several arrests Tor
illegal voting and registration have
been made.
New YORK, Nov. 5.-The polls closed
at sunset. In the Fourth Ward, to- day,
James Friela, printer, was shot dead
by TWO men named Harrigan and
Hayes, while in an election fracas. A
man named Kelly was shot in the
thigh during an alteration in the 2lsi
Ward.
Charles Thompson. a policeman, WAS
dangerously shot last night, by des-
peraIe character named O'Donnell,
while attempting 10 arrest him.
has been on trial for long time,
charged with completely in the Royal
Insurance bond robbery, was yester-
day discharged by Judge Hogan, the
evidence against him being deemed in
sufficient. He WAS, however, imme-
diately re-arrested on an old indict-
ment.
The Monterey (Mexico,) correspond
ent ofthe Herald, under date October
18th, says: The vote along the Rio
Grande border was in favor of JuRreZ
and the Reform amendment, although
in the city of Monterey Diaz received n
majority.
Quieroga, it WAS confidently asserted,
has escaped across the border.
The destruction in MaIamoras by the
tornado ofthe 7th ult., appears to have
been most terrible. The loss is esti-
mated at SS,OOO,OO0.
NEW York, Nov. Sin accordance
with rules of the Episcopal Church,
Rev. Mr.. Tying will be tried by II mem
bers of the church.
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wHIsKY-Unchanged it is held at
81 81 in bond, but the bulk OF the bust
ness is being done in free at rates not
quotable.
PRovIsIoSs-Pork-A good demaud
for mess at SO 90. Bacon-In better
demand and the market firmer: sales "a
hhds at ISalSL<c for shoulders; 1910 fer
clear rib, and l6xAI7c for clear sides
and city cured.
LARD-Dull at l21Sc.
BUTrER-In better supply, and the
market is less firm, but quotations are
unchanged; fresh SSai5c.
EGGs-Firm at 24a25c.
SEEDs-Clover-Dul at 81 10 Flax
81 90. Timothy-Dul, and only Ia
retail demand at 81 S5a2 10.
LISsEED oIL-ls dull at 81 Oh.
LARD OIL-Si GOAL 10.
fined, free.
AFPLEs-In large supply and duh at
PorAToEs-Dun at s. sOas 90 per Dbl.
on arrival.
HoGs-Inactive, and prices are rather
lower; packers are afraid to cut after
the sad experience of the treacherous
weather of last week; sales to butchers
at SO 25a6 IS.
The weather is clear and cool; the
thermometer is now 4Se-R fall of 25o
since Saturday.
SOLb-AHNFA Oug
MoSEY-Iu active demand
EScHASaE-Eirm at par buying.
BunAIO-
NOVEMBER 5.-FLoUR-Dull.
GRAIN-wheat-No. . Chicago 81 %
per sample; 81 eSal 95 for No. S Chicago.
Corn-Old 81 10; new 9ScaSl 90. Oats
Csc.
FREIaHTs-Unchsnge
Toledo.
NOVEMBER 5.-Elour-Quiet.
GRAIN-wheat-5c better; sales white
Michigan No. 2 amber at 50 60; No. 2
spring, 81 90. Corn-oid, to arrive.
lower; new, lie better; sales No. Wa
bash 81 %: No. . do, 81 O6; Michigan,
81 OF; new do, SIaS3c for rejected. Oats
Sales No. l, at SIC. Rye-Quiet. Bar
ley--DulI.
LAKE FREIGHTs-Dull and nominal
at 3JSc on corn to Buffalo; &c to Oswego.
Chicago
NOVEMBER 5.-FLoUR-Quist, but
heavy.
wheat-sl TX. Confirm
at 81 Ol&. Oats-5lAc. Rye-LoweT
and quiet at 81 %. Barley-Higher;
81 O6.
oNs-Pork-Steady al. so %.
Lard-Dull at l2c. Shoulders-7a71Sc.
Milwaukee.
NOVEMBER 5.-FLoUR-City XXX at
80 75alO 90.
GKAIN-wheat-Firm at 81 IS for
No. L.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 5-The military
authorities to-day, in accordance with
the directions OF the President, were
engaged in the necessary preliminaries
for suppressing and disbanding the
colored volunteer military companies
in the District OF Columbia. One of
them continued on parade for more
than eight hours yesterday, fully
armed
There seems to be no doubt that the
commanders of the Southern military
districts Will be instructed by General
Grant to suppress all armed volunteer
organizations, both blacks and whites,
in that section of country.
The 18th U. S. Infantry, under COM
mand of Colonel George W. Wallace,
was exercised in battalion drill on the
grounds south of the Executive Man
sion, to-day. The fine band of the reg
iment was in attendance.
Il is proposed to have an early review
of all the troops in this district.
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Frnn, rr,e plains.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 5.-General Sheridan
has Issued a military order announcing
that peace has been made with the
Kiowa, Comanche, Cheyenne and Ara
pahoe Indians. The General then says:
1.-THE hostilities here existing on the
part OF the troops will cease. The
treaty rights guaranteed to the Indians
to hunt game in the unsettled limits of
Kansas, Nebraska and Colorado are to
be respected; Indian hunting parties
are to be treated in a friendly spirit,
though no precautions are to be omitted
by commanding officers of posts and
troops to insure their safety peace is to
be kept with the Indians, and force is
authorized to be used II necessary to
restrain acts of violence against the In
dams, or trading with them without Ii
cence, or doing anything calculated to
disturb perfect harmony.
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TORONTO, Nov. 5.-A dispatch from
Ottawa says: Hon. Mr.. Gait has re-
tired from the Government for reasons
of a private nature. No one is yet
mentioned as his successor.
The case of the propeller Georgian,
which has been the subject OF much
public Interest for some tune, has been
decided finally at Hampton, decree
having been made in favor OF the
plaintiff, Harding. The vessel was
lowed over to the United States. The
bill against Jacob Thompson, defend
ant, was dismissed with costs; the coun-
sci disclaiming all interest in the ves-
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new YORK ELECTION.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Returns from
sixteen interior towns, including Al
bany. Troy, Syracuse, Newburg, lthica
and Elmira, show large Democratic
gains. The city, it is estimated, will
give $1,000 Democratic majority. The
from 10, 600 to u.s. 600 majority.
The total vote polIed in New York
city to-day for Secretary OF State, is as
follows: Nelson, DEM, S5,721; Nc
Kean, Rep, q, sSl.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 5.-Niue Wards in
New York City give Democratic gain
of 3,244. Elmira City gives 100 Demo.
Buffalo by 100 majority. Chemung
county, Miller, Democrat is elected TO
the Assembly. A private dispatch from
New York claims over $4,000 Demo-
cratic majority in the city.
LATER.
Troy gives 900 Democratic majority.
Albany gives /, 500 Democratic majori-
ty; both heavy gains. Syracuse gives
about 100 Democratic majority. Utica
gives 500 Democratic majority. The
Albany Argus estimates the Democratic
majority in the State at from $4,000 to
10000. Rochester City gives 1S9 Demo-
cratic majorit; a gain of 48. Buffalo
gives about ], 800 Democratic majority.
The Democrats elect out of . MEM
Der to the Assembly in Erie county.
LATEST. ~
Scattering returns from the interior
OF the State generally show Democratic
gains, but occasionally we get Repub-
lican gain. The State has gone Demo-
cratic by probably 1900.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Returns from
Senatorial districts shows Weed, Nor
ton, Dreamer, Bradley and Geret, all
democrats, elected. The total vote of
this city, just received, shows a total
democratic majority of 59,S16. The
democratic gain in this city over last
year is over 1900.
The returns from Brooklyn show u
democratic majority on the Secretary
of State of 1900.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
THE JANUARY INTEREST DUE by THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA.-The following
letter will be found interesting by those
who hold the bonds in question:
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
AUDITORS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Nov. = 1867

"MeSSrS. W. B. LSddcS f. Co.:
"Gentlemen YOURS of yesterdays
date has been received, in which you
inform us that the impression prevails
in the Northern markets, and to a very
limited extent it appears TO exist in this
city, that the State will be unable TO pay
its January interest," and request such
assurance as we can consistently give
that this impression is without founda-
tion.'
1--WE would state, in reply, that we
know of nothing financially to war
rant such an impression a sufficient
tax was levied by the last General As
sembly to meet all the obligations Of the
State on Ghe LIST of January merit. The
greater part of this tax is payable at
the treasury on the 18th day Of Decem-
Der next. which of itself t0il be sufficient
to meet those obligations on the LIST Of jan
ItdTy aforesaid, interest included.
~. S. CALVERT, Treasurer.
"W. F. Taylor,
"AWdst0r Of Public AccoUHts.'
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Fire,

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 5.-Ten frame and
one large brick building on the Ohio
levee, in this city, were burned yesteT-
day afternoon. Total loss, between
$50 600 and $50, 900; insurance, so, 600.
The principal loser is j. a. kendig,
So, 900; insurance, Sl2. 900, in Cincinnati
offices. The other losses ranged from
$500 to Sc, 0O0-insured in western
offices, the Jefferson Mutual OF ST.
Louis, having about $40, 600.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 5-I2 MA sum
mary OF the returns from New Jersey
indicate the election of Democratic
House aud Republican Senate. a
Democratic gain.
New YoRK, Nov. 5.--The election in
New Jersey to-day was for six Senators
and sixty members of Assembly. The
returns show Democratic gains over
last year and the whole Democratic
ticket is elected. The election passed
off ruTatlu
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MARYLAND ELECTION.

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 5.-The city
is Democratic by large majority, and
Democratic gains.
CUMBERLAND. MD, Nov. 5.-Returns
from Grantsville give 20 Republican
majority. Clear Spring, washington
county, gives 81 Republican majority.
Frostburg is reported to have gone Re-
publican by about $50 majority. In
this city the Republicans are reported
ahead at the Market House.
FREDERICK, Md, Nov. 5.-The city
gives 800 Democratic majority.
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mariInted NatIonaI Bank Notes.

wAsHINoToS, Nov. 5.-A1l the inn-
tilated National Bank notes sent TO the
Office OF the Comptroller of the Curren-
cy for destruction and exchange for
new notes, should be in packages of
$500, and should In all cases be can
ceIled before sending, by cutting out
the signatures of the officers; otherwise
tie notes will be returned at the ex-
penEe Of the bank for CANCELLATION.
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CHARLESTON, Nov. 5.-OHicial returns
from the 4th district in the State show
that the blacks SO tar have "a majority
OF 1854. Only 9 out of 81 districts
have white majorities.
Obligations exceeding half a million
dollars in the aggregate, due chiefly to
Northern creditors, matured at the city
banks yesterday, and were promptly
maid
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NEW YoRK, March sOth, 1884
Melus. Geo. G. Rub0ei & Co., HUDSON, N. Y.

Meaus. Geo. @. RtIbbel & Co., Hudson, N. Y.
CESTs-My family having been the re-
cipient OF marked benent in health by the
uSe OF your "Goldeu BitIers," am Induced
10 acknowledge my sense OF gratitude In
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as you desire lean confidently assert that
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happy 10 give verbal evidence to the doubt
ing any time they may call on me. With
much regard, 1 am,
IL "a GRAHAM
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fours truly,


EAST. Courtlandt ST., MONTREAL, July Il, "a
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NrU YnaR n,

New YORK, Nov. 5.-A raid Sunday
night, by revenue officers, was made
on large distillery in 45th street,
which was found in full blast, with ca
pacity of 4, 900 gallons. A rectifying
establishment contiguous was also seiz-
ed. Both are said TO belong to DIR.
Blaisdell, President OF the Distillers'
Association.
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NEW YORK. January II, 1884.
Mesrs. Geo. @ Ruobet & Co.

NEW YORK, April 2Sd, 1884.
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YoNKERs, May 8, 1851


MeaSTS. Geo. c. Rubbel & Co:
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Prom Buffalo.

BUFFALO. Nov. Seen. Barry, who
has commanded this military district
since the Feninn riots, leaves to-day for
California, TO join his regiment.
The election is progressing quietly.
Weather rainy, with snow and wind.
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READ THE EVIDENCE.


Messs. DertnI & Bolton.
GEETLKMEN:-Fort the last eleven months
have been suffering almost daily from Sc
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1 have not been troubled with a single one
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GE. A. BANCROFT,
Accountant and Collector,
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srAssACHUsErrs ELECTION.

Boston, November 5.-The Democrats
claim the city by 1900 majority. Gov.
Bullock, Rep, is conceded elected by
u reduced majority.
Boston, Nov. 5.-The returns indicate
beyond IA doubt the reelection of Gov.
Bullock and the Republican State ticket
by handsome majority.
BosToN,s Nov. 5.-MRssachusetts vo-
ted to-day for State officers and mem
bers of the legislature. The result
shows n heavy vote. Last year Cover
nor Bullock had 92,O2I votes against
26,67I for Sweitzer, democrat. The
question of prohibition or license, in re-
gard to liquor, entered mainly into the
canvass for members of the legislature,
and the vote in Boston o-day for Gov
ernor, foots up: Bullock, 1892; Adams,
S,775, majority for Adams, l ,4SS. Last
year Bnllock's plurality in tie city was
4,99S. Up to $50 p. m, we have re-
turns from 81 cities and towns, which
give Bullock Al, 269; Adams, 1852.
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GOLDEN BITTERS..-.HubbePs Golden
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WASHINGTON. Nov. SIT is thought
the health of Secretary Welles is some
what improved. He has been confined
to his bed severat days with slow
fever
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DRY GOODS.

This being election day trade is dull;
market rather depressed. Best bleach
ed sheetings, such as Atlantic A and
Indian Head, are now selling at l5c;
Atlantic l., fine, l21zc; Hamilton de.
LANES are selling at lOc for seconds;
prints steady at l211c Tor all standard
mAkesi hannels SC per yard lower; +
and g, and @ and S, in all colOrs, such
as scarlet blue and grey, being reduced
to 45c; silks are also reduced in price,
particularly fancy styles, which are
much lower.
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HARRISBURG Nov 5.-GOv. Geary
has issued proclamation announcing
Sharswood's majority to be g37.
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LATEsr 4ARKETs5P y.

FLoUR-A shade firmer for common
grades, with fair export speculative
demand.
GRAIN-Wheat-Acti and firm at
81 II for No. spring; 81 22a2 "a for No.
2 do; 81 27a2 % for No. 1 do. Rye
Quiet at 81 55al 81 for western. Oats
Active and firm at 76Hc for western.
Corn-Steady at 81 SO for good mixed
western.
PRoyIsIoNs-Pork-Q sales $50
bbls mess at $40 S71z, regular. Beef
Moderately active; prices in favor oil
buyer. Cut meats-Nominal. Bacon
Steady, and in moderate demand.
LARD-Heavy at l3Lal3Lc for good to
prime steam and kettle rendered.
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Conner, Tin, and Sheet Iron Ware.

4 HAVE REMOVED NY WORKSHOP
i and Store-Roon trr
From IzO Market 10 Io5 Main street,
whena 1 will be pleased TO see all my o
cnstotneFs and as many new ones as cnoo>+-
In give me their patronage. have 9 fun
SoIiment Of an kinds OF ware usually found
N sIITh -eStablishments, and am prepared 70
Ali an orders for anything mAnuIactured
rom CoDpsr, Tin or Sheet Iron. .--.I
have several nrst-clas8 JOB WoTkmen,
and VTiiIcio any work promptly and Mt a.
inyr rattS n any establishment In the State,
fsh68-lyr GEO. W. 4OAhSoA'
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The Latest News

BY TELEG nAPH.
By the Union Line: e
once, corner OF Main and Monroe street.
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CLOSING PRICEs-5:3O p. NJ.
GoLD-Lower; opening at I4OJ< and
closing at 139z.
GovERHMENr SrOCKs-Shade better.
but closed dull: coupons 'sI, I12; 5 2Os
coupons 80, 1857; do '64, 1857; do 80,
1859; do 81, l071z; 1O-4Os, coupons,
lOO5s; 1905 1859.
SToCKs-Not very active, closing
quiet; Canton 42SaI3: Cumberland 25;
Quicksilver l7JSaIS1<, Mariposa 9I<: do
preferred 1871; Pacific Mail l42IzHI43;
Atlantic do II6If; Western Union TeIe-
graph 3l1za3IA; New York Central
lllA&al1l%; Erie 7l<a7l1<; Hudson
l25al251E; Reading 967G965S; Ohio Ger
titicates 2Ia2i24; Toledo and Wabash
SO; st. Paul 3sLz; do preferred 591<;
Michigan Central lOs1z; Michigan
Southern 77Sa77% Illinois Central
l24Eal26; Pittsburgh S71<aS79s; Toledo
l02al03I<; Rock Island 90; Northwest
eru 475Sa4T1Sj do preferred 6S1S; Fort
Wayne 965<.
BoRDE STATE BoSDs-Missouri Is,
935S; Tennessee, new, 6lE.
EXPRESS SHAREs-wells, Fargo &
Co., 5Oa5I;sAmsrican 651za6s; Adams
6T}Sa6S; United States 69a6g1z; Mer-
chants Union 2s1129x.
Cincinnati
NOVEMBER 5.-FLoUR-Dull and the
demand limited; Y at $40 50a1I 20, and
family at Sll 5Oall75.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dul No. red win
ter held at 81 30, but this rate was fully
sc above the views OF buyers; No. 1
spring at 81 10 nOminaliy. Corn-Dun
and the demand limited, chiefly con-
fined to ear; We quote No. / sheiIed at
81 90, and old ear ut 95c; new ear at CSC.
Oats-Opened buoyanI but closed dull
at 63a64c. Rye-Dull at 81 40. Barley
Unchanged.
CoTToS-Dull at 1870.
TOBACCO-Steady and in good de-
mand at full rates; sales 100 hhds AID q
cases.