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PITTsBURG.
Man Killed.

PITTsBURG, Nov. ia peldler
named John Deane, was killed by
John Groves in Temperanceville, near
here, late Saturday night. Deane, it
is supposed, was intoxicated, and
while endeavoriDg TO enter Groves
house, was shot aud instantly killed.
Groves surrendered himself TO the
authorities.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, November 14.-The Pro-
visional Government has declareI all
Spanish colonial ports free; anchor
age duties are abolished.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, November 14-Count
Stonedegoltz, Prusslan Ambassador
at Paris, has resigned. Van Werther,
present Minister to Austria, has been
appointed to fill the vacancy.
PORTUGAL.
LISBON, November 1.-THE mail
steamer from Rio Janeiro brings later
news from the seat of war. The al
lied army was before Augustara. The
Paraguayans came out in force and
attacked it, but were repulsed with a
loss of $50 killed and wounded.
1t was fully confirmed that Presi-
dent Lopez has shot his brothers
Benjio,e and Hencio.
Many of Lopez troops were desert
ing.
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SAN FRANCISCO.


SAN Francisco. Nov. 14.-There
was an extraordinary meteor shower
last night, commencing about half
past 10. P NJ, lasting until an early
hour this morning. The display at
2 A.. NJ, rivalled in splendor that of
Nov. Ia, 1867. Several meteors left
trails. The general direction appear
ed to be from east to west.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Farepaugh's Menagerle BHrr ed-Old
United States Mint Destroyed by
Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, November Is. =
The loss by the burning of Fore
paugh's menagrie last night is about
$45, 900, on which there was no in
surance. None of the animals were
burned, but a large number of ex-
peusive show wagons. tents. &c, were
entirely destroyed. The loss on R1S-
coe & CLARK will be about $4,000;
partially insured.
This morning building on North
Seventh Street, used as the United
States Mint for nearly forty years,
was destroyed by fire. Loss small.
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Eur0nnan Mnrket.

BY Cable.l LoNDoE, n Nov I4-P.3t.
CoSsoLs-9l14 ;5-2Os, 7l1[; Illinois central,
90: krie buoyant az 20.
FRANKFORT, Nov, l4-P. M.
BoEDs -7sz5@79.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. f4-P. 1I.
CoTTON = Not quotably lower; sales of
5000 bales of Iniddling Hplauds at l05{d
New On leans, lid.
BREADsrUFFs-Uncha
Provisions Lard, B5s Cd: Pork. 0ls.
Beef, Obs; Cheese, Cos; Bacon, 75s.
PRODUCE = Tallow, sos 9d for common /;
RosIn has advanced TO 0s: Petroleum un-
changedg
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81. Louis Market.
BY Telegraph ST.. LOUIS. Nov. IA.
ToBACco-Quiet and unehaneed.-

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS Nov. IA.
ToBAcco-Quiet and d4unehanged.
CoTToS-Quiet, at 2l1zc for middling. An
FLoUR-Low grades scarce and ia de-
mand, and prices slightly. better; super
hne 81 60g5 so: extra S. 1896 50; double
W%EAT-Steady and unchanged, at 81 so
@l e0for prime 10 choice EalI; 81 856c2 10
for fancy red, and white Spring sold at
g lIgl 10 for fair TO choice No. 2. and 81 25
OATs-Heavy, at 47052c. ..I M
BARLEY Unchanged, at 81 IS for Iowa
spring; u s5g2 10 for prime TO fancy Min
RYE-Heavy, at 81 O5ai 10. -.L
PoRK-Old mess opened at f23 5O9Z9 ",
put at the close was freely offered at go ;
new sold at SN So =
BACoN-Lower; clearsfdes coming out OF
smoke at l8glSI4c; no sales OF shoulders.
LARD Retailer at l45z gl354c Tor new
Kettle, and l61ze for kegs. .s.,
HoPS-The weather Is TOO warm Ior
packing, and prices lower, ~ " 8oG1 w
gross; extra heavy worth N 5O94 -. -.
CATTLE-Unchageds ranging atzzYoHc.
WHIsKY-Steady, at 81 W. 1fi ~
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SUNDAY Nights dispatches.
This Meteors in Memphis.
.Ez1# sF4 ~
.a u
a Menagerie Burned.
Old U. 8. Mint Destroyed
10y Fire.
.IaaT 41 .# f
Colfax's Wedding Wednes-
n Wl1 Gay. z-5alfvl
a Contested Election in
- Charleston.
-
Great Excitement in the
City.
Great Excitement in the
City.
Il b o Reed Impeachment
Case.
test from South America.
Movements of the ReVolu-
81 tlonlsts.
ST. LOUIS.
destructive FIre-Death or Judge
'9 LOrd-A Proposed Prize Fight.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 15.-The large
hardware house of Skinner, Neil &
Co, on Main Street, between Vine
and Washington Avenue, took fire
about six o'clock tonight, and was
almost totally destroyed, together
with the queensWare house of Wes-
terman & Meirer on the south. The
latter house was completely gutteC-
Some Of tha stock will probably be
saved. Skinner Neil & Co. s stock
was valued at SO, 900. which was iu-
sured as follows. Liverpool, London,
Globe and Htna Of Hartford. $4,000
each; Charter Oak and Hartford,
50 600, and 5000 each in the How
ard of New York, Girard of PhiIa-
delphia, Phoenix, Pacific and Lum-
berman's s and Merchants of st. Louis;
Hartford of Connecticut, North Brit
ish and Mercantile of London and
EdInburg, NaragaHsett of Providence,
Merchants of Chicago and Pacific Of
San francisco. .ar+
The stock of Westerman & Meirer
was valued at $40, 900, and insured
for $50, 900, mainly in home compa-
MES, the South St. Louis, Jefferson
Mutual, st. Louis Mutual and Wash
ington Mutual being among them.
The extensive dry goods house of
Henry -Bel & Sons will suffer some
loss frow. smoke, but. no estimate can
be made Of 1t tonight. The build
ings were owned by Charles p Chau-
tenu and valued Mt about $4,000
each, on which there is an insurance
of 50 600 each. EfE 84
Charles d Lord, Judge of the Cir
cult Court. died this afternoon.
The Times states that a gentleman
who. left this city yesterday for New
York. was authorized on behalf of
prominent friend of McCoole in this
city to arrange for a fight with John
Q. Heenan, providing the terms, place,
Re, could be mutually agreed upon.
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louisville Market.

BY Telegraph.I LOUIBVILLE, NOV. H.
ToBACCo-Firm.
HoGs--at 81 00g7 25 gross
CoTTON-2lc. U. 81. .-. N
FLOUR-Superfine firm at 20 ~.
WHEAT-SI 7Oal -. !,
CoRN-New bulk at 5O96oc. for ear and
shelled. y.
OATs-536554c.
STc-s PoRK-NeW S24 50. rtsEt
RAcoN-Shouiders 139zc; clear rib sides
l7IIMI71Sc; clear sides ls149iS12e.
LARD -rierce l6l4c. 20
WHIsKY-Raw, free, uD. fETH III %
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CHARLESTON.
Contested Election Case-Great Ex-
citemeHE In the City. ~

CHARLEsToN, S. c., November Is.
The contested election case will be-
gin to- morrow. according to law, be-
fore the City Council 1t is rumored
that an attempt will be made to-mor-
row to install Pillsbury as Mayor by
force. All is quiet so far, but the
deepest excitement prevails the COM
-EstunIty.
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U. $. NAVAL OBSERVATORY,

WAsHINGToN, November 14th, 1868
SIR: | have the. honor to submit
the following preliminary report as
to the meteoric shower of this morn
ing. During the evening Of the 18th
inst, there were no greater number of
meteors to be seen than are usual y
observed on clear nights until
about eleven O'Clock at night.
when there seemed TO be an increase
in number and brilliancy, though not
sufficient to indicate beginning of a
shower. At midnight the number
had considerably increased, and the
prevalence of trains was generally
noted at thirty five minutes past mid
night. The observing party, consist
ing of Professor Eastman and Messrs.
Harrison, Frisby and Hays, began to
count meteors and 20 plot the tracks
of the principal ones that appeared
in that portion of the heavens COW
cred by the star chart constructed at
the Observatory In 1867. ls.l 81. ~.
At :35 A. NJ. 300 lneteors had been
counted, most of them quite brilliant,
aud nearly all of them leaving green,
blue, or red trains. Thus far. the dis
play had not been confined to any
y.
In the northern and southern heavens,
and scarcely an Impress could be
placed in the star chart Many Of the
trains were visible several minutes.
One lasted ten minutes, and one near
Ursa Minor was seen. thirty minutes
after the appearance OF the meteor.
After one hour and five minutes,
Prof Eastman, assis ted bynAIr lfar-
"A ~ -
and noting the time OF the apparation
of the principal meteors, and succeeded
In sketching the track of about ninety.
| During Que hour and forty three min
utes four hundred has been counted,
aud afterwards The Successive hun
| dreds were observed in the following
intervals The intervals are here
| given by Commodore Sands The OBJ
seryations were continue till alter 8 A.
M. at which time there had been count
ed five thousand and seventy eight.
At 2:20 A. NJ. Prot. Nouues and son
/ joined the party of observers, and as
| sisted in counting meteors. In the
western heavens during the whole dis
! play were many meteors, generally In
the west, but from to o'clock the
number were about equal IN the east
/ anu west. Ilut Ol MAXIMUM ITGQu6u- .
cy was about five hours, and they fell
at the rate of two hundred and fiftg
per hour.
The radiant point was quite well
defDed during the latter end of the
shower, ard was found, by estimation,
to be about 1490 in right ascension,
and 22N 20N in declination. The trains
were unusually brilliant, presenting
the various green, orange, b1ue, aud
red, and remained visible for an un-
usual time Frequently as many as
five could be seen at once, presenting
an appearance, when nearly dissipat-
ed, of light clouds. The shower
commenced several hours before il
was expected, as it was predicted last
year that it would be seen in 1868 IN
the Pacific Ocean only. So 4 1sa
A number of star charts were dis
tributed few days ago to the various
observatories and scientific men 0
the country, and it Is believed many
valuable observations have beer
made, which we shall soon learn.
Very respectfully,
Your ob't servant,
naflst 81. B. +. SANDS,
Commodore and Sup't.
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Notiea to Taxpayers.

Notice TO taxpayers.
TOTICF rs HEREBY GIVEN TO
IN the taxpay ers of the city of Evans
VILE that have received from the Clerk
of the Common Council or said city the
Tax uplicate for the year 1868, and that
am now ready TO receive the taxes charged
on said du plicate
Ali persons who pay their taxes in fun
on or before the 10Th day of November will
be entitled TO discount of five per cent
OF the amount. Those paying after said
10Th day of November, and on or before
the 9th day OF December, will be entitled
to discount of three per cent. of the
amount; and those paying aft said 9th
fay of December. and on or before the sth
discount of one and half per cent. OF the
amount.
My office is at the City Building, corner
Third and Walnut Streets
T. j. GAVISK,
noVlO d2W City Collector,
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Memphis Market.

Bv Telegraph MEMPHIs. Nov. H.
CorroS-Receipts 1913 bales; exports
I.S9S bales.
FIOUR-Dull, but prices unchanged.
CORN-Iarge receI pts, and dull, uJ 78d8Oc.
MEAL-At 81 90. q
OATs-Firm aud scarce, at Coo,
HAY-S25 90. aW rtI.ffr
BRAN-At Sl4 90.
PoRR-S2S 90 FOR new; old S30.
LARD -f7139l9tzc.
BACoN-FirTn; shoulders p4a2f1zc; clear
sides lsgl914c; bulk sides l79l7zc; shoul-
ders l3c.
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The McteOrs In Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 15.-The meteorio
showers seen here at 4 o'clock yester-
day morning are said to have been very
brilliant
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WIN. REAVTS.

U. .. Claim Agent.
Also, REAL ESTATE and COLLECTIRs
AGENT.
Ofdce on Nam street, between Third and
Fourth, No. 951z lover Reller's- Gun stoIel,
E1ausviIIa Ind ssp1PieS
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, November 24.-The sky
was clouded last night; no meteors
seen.
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WASHINGTON.
MeteOrlc Display at the KatiOBaI OBJ
servatOry-Ofiicial Report or Conn
mOdOre Sands.

WASHINGTON, November 15.-The
following is the official report from
Commodore Sands, Superintendent of
the Naval Observatory. In regard to
the recent meteoric shower, received
at the Navy Department. this after
MON.
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TELE CIR AP n.


Saturday Nights Dispatches.
The M steoric Show IL as
Seen IN San Francisco.
Fillibustering Expedition
for Cuba in st. Louis.
Mysterious Discovery of
three Human Beings.
Letter from Gen. Butler to
the Louisville Courier
Journal.
Advices from Panama.
EARTHQUAKES along the
Coast OF Chill ana Peru.
Bloody Civil War ImLni-
nent.
Collision of Ferry Boats in
East River.
Several Persons Killed and
Wounded.
News by Atlantic Cable.
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New York Gold ana STOCK Market,
By telegraph NEW YoRK, Nov. ID.
4GoLD1Firmer, openin1sg Y1s M s.yf aud closing

az 3514g35sS.
er; Coupons OF 81, ll356a1t4; do. '6l,
l08169l09; do. o. 100s6Hl0655; do. '65,
lO55s(Gl l07; do. new l0g5ss6l0D54 DO ~, li0iEr
do. '6s lI0@llO14; lO-IOs. lOl1@l0l
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EU ROPE.
BY Atlantic Telegraph.

Interesting from South America
General Lopez Shoots TWO OF His
BrOthers--The Allies before Au-
gustaFa.
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COADURNs8 PATENT.
'PateDie4 ysly q 4Ss5s ns.lssasA Aag. IS, 1888.
Hxtr.ets ffoa Lsttsss and Reports Of the working
qualities Of he AM. vsss -
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II. II vii cus = per esnt bstter.
IN. My bfstAef fust Uus n IT, var but via
- AxsAs % - - vsa @sAy ess -. GO =
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lapDanh net bay il.
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VII. he oAly s,jeetion b II goa TOO r. ists -
wood
VIII. Men who chop FIR nsiag uaiver.dily approx.
Of II, &c; &C., ad iaGNstSsp. = 81.
For sale By III eeslsfsfu the United States
LlPftNCQ1r AAKkWglL.
n .AsAAsAursss a ihs nRD JACK q HIIe laws
saov y md s0oops, asd all spgcy.4 shapes and
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THE CITY.
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Tn. Coa,sit.tio. tells this little story:

Nssao How sas - 70 the sssshern States q
large number of negroes have abandoned work al
together and taken 70 hunting for living. In
Virgins the negro hunters in the habit of
killise sswsfor ysms, aud their owners are tAsre-
fore compelled 70 kssp- soms oss continually
vaaeAine thsir, caAAo uhsasssr they are tsrned
eat e sFass. MssAsr TO prevent tbs negro hnntsrs
ffsn bsegias then.
We go tsli anstAes little story which has
he merit Of having vastly moro truth 10 it
sAaa Clagssi's little stery. Here il is:
In the Sosthsrn Stasss large number Of
rebsl Dsassrs4s haven't abasdonsd work q
tees1kes bssAass deg mover besea TO work,
but they have taken % hunting for living
In fass tks1aai~nys hass tsksa TO hunting for
. living. Nos 10 virsisia only, but il al the
Seath u rsbsl Democrats hunters are in
he habit Of killing negroes and loyal whts
men fss game. Ard no smount OF watching
caa prevent The rsbsl-Democratic hunters
from bAkgins their game, because the Ku-
Klsx Dsaoesaay have learned ths ART Of var
from tho Northern CopperbeAd Democracy.
they opsn . '6re in the rear" They hide
in the brush and sheet their victims in the
back.
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2 - 7. - - ~ - n n. = 4
+ Asa - - ate9 = nny e..
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~ = - p1eoei - ~ sims.
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- Assssesaa4o6 y eAs astnAl opssetioAs ~
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Il 49, - $3.50 Hn9inaneso napce4 a
ca q - 0os4e az Nev Y0ek. ~ The
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nAnT1H Van BuRaN SoALLAwAG BEkNETr
bas retired from The Copp~Aesd, having sold
HE interest b Mesars. NcCully and Evans.
=. Y. B. ScalsvagI ,. AAs eband that Iowa
isa't . hsalsAy otaas for k1 Klux literature.
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~ CU0t ~ IN ~
iron any Il tksss peisia, = tAs3n6 ~
cents psr To- = 80 Ay6ess1 -, Z
a .15 pG ksaaEe1, ~ sssss psv bssAsi.
Or mere Ass iksSs 49, . MseA = Il is1sse
sicsbls - SaS7 A6Ass 80 SfsS asvs
49, AZ sss9.sS t.|a ,.,; =; ~ Il in
rosd zen, representatives asssly 81 The rail-
sosA interests 10 ~ United 6aaise, Il re-
sol%oG, sshae shie - ~ lowest rate = (which
railroads could b constructed and operated
fl ~ carrying 81 psoduee end lie gvsfa1A
rAtse actually charged srs lighter. FOR The
transportation OF coel on easy grades, and
when no ooasidssabls surplus sfroiline stsch
need be kept on hand, and whom each train
goes with full freight, the charges msy be
made 70 pay u lower rate.
II is not extravaGant TO say, that more than
half the cos ofuaasporsaaion will be saved
by the construction Of these water lines Of
c0mmnnicstion. And this in enc ysss will
be more than four times the total cost Of
completing each and avery one Of them.
1t will - seen from the foregoing tabular
statement, that when the wstef iinse1 sfe oil
open the di6ersucs ia cost from this poia,
By sitAee eae Of Tie fous reutss 10 - email
= scarcely - - - pbject-tAs aiasrsncs,
hsvevss, bsins aliekdy in favsr OF The one
seaetiat eees this p0ist ssd extending
thrsssh Illineis % Chicago. Of coaras- 70
tbsee - ~ liss q, nIisois, ~ diGs1sncs
will h eesAiss. .Fsea Dabaqns anA up, H.
the Wisesssin roass win 30 ~ eheaeesl.
FroM 1Aeng 0aan 1inA - . poiaA below Cairo
the Ceatral liss will; ana ffom nsmpAis I'D
belsv ~ Calf roots.
BssVess anee - ~ thsge resssai tAsrs
will V uafria e rich cesasy eiisedise
thsesgh Ne Af1tes2 Q1io% lA1ksE Dnnd8
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.Everx year iarreases lAs pope
.las1tN or this ctILas<IDle Hntr Prep-
ar0tlon, schfch II dsse 70 merit
alone. We can assure our sld
paes.ssss Mat q q kept flsgIe ~ -
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its to,sic ass-Opes'kSss 1feoen&s the
hair from /Gitfu0 Ots2, AZ u 1ttxs.
uiHtes and nOMs'fshes the N0sr
glands. By ~ use Ebs ketr 0r0sVs
fAtckes. aud stronger. In A4lo1saes,
it restores the capillary 0SUnda
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create u ssesO 0rOsCtt 1lD1e3e ~
srtreMe Old aye. II II the most
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erer ssseh. ar " s.e1msres 1es0sp
applications. ard OJres the hair
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pure nsst CAREFULLY selstf1d for
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GERaYxEN,g

The Rev I4AAn AIxss, Of Allskhany testsnss that Il
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