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MEXICO.

MArAMoRAs, November %, via
BROWNSVILLE, TExAs.-The Governor
of Tamaupilas calls for loan OF ftwenty
thousand dollars to place the State on
war footing. The national guards
will be organized at once. The people
oppose the loan. Certina Juarez, com
mander OF the line and the Rebel Gen
erals Previne and Querigia, had an In
terview a few days ago at Caralvo.
The former agreed to await the result ol
the attack at Saltillo, which commenced
on the Oath inst. Palachias, command
er of Matamoras, reports General
Rocha with four thousand government
troops close to Saltillo. A portion OF
the government troops at Camargo
revolted and disbanded three days ago,
for want OF. pay, because Certina, COM
mander, did not pay after receiving
money The commander'of Matamoras,
being isolated, has called on the gov
ernment for additional trd dops, 20 sustain
him in holding the city. The command
er has sent relief Of four hundred
men by sea from Vera Qrnz and Tam
pico A general risibg against the
government is expected December lst
Juarezs term ends November 3Oth.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, November 2S.-Up to date
the Relief and Aid Society had received
$25, ,OOS, ,Sl6.69 of the cash contributions
made to the Chicago relief fund through
out the United States.
The transactions Of the clearing house
in this city for the week ending the
25th inst. amounts to s4l9,3S0,167, or
an average of s2,476,569 daily.
The complete official canvass of the
vote for Congressman at Large gives
General John L. Beveredge majority
of 22,4S9. The total vote polled in the
State was surprisingly small, only
253.363, Of which General Beveredge
received l3k k926 and Mr.. Hayes lis, ,437.
Had a full vote been polled the Repub-
lican majority would probably have
been double what it is.
In Chicago and vicinity it has been
showing all day. 1t is also showing in
Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota.
At Milwaukee there was a heavy snow
storm this morning.
Wind Sing. a wealthy Chinaman. from
San Francisco, has come here to engage
in business.
The Sun, Q new two cent morning
paper, started here this morning, taking
the news OF the American Press Asso-
citation. Itpromises well.
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BOSTON.
Arrest OF RObbers-Singular Death
Fire

| Arrest OF kObDers-Stngular DeRtn
| Fire.
BosToN, November esterday
afternoon Detectives Little and Smith,
of the State force, arrested Benjamin
T. Terry. This morning they arrested
George D. Stone, who claims to be q
partner with Terry. They are charged
with robbery and embezzlement Of silk
goods, valued at upwards Of $500,
from the firm OF Davis, Snow d Co., Of
Summers. 1t appers that the prisoners
have been engaged in an extensive sys-
tenn of fraud and swindling, involving
losses of many thousands Of dollars.
Several we'll known firms have been
made to suffer heavily by their opera
tions, but the plans Of their swindles
have been go we'll laid and sharply
managed that considerable difficulty has
been experienced in obtaining any tan
gble proof on which an indictment
could proceed. Both men were highly
respected. Terry has made important
disclosures to the officers, but his ac-
complice maintains dogged silence in
regard to the affair. in the Municipal
Court this morning Terry was held in
Sl5, 900 bonds for trial at the Superior
Court on the charge of larceny. Both
culprits will be arraigned on a joint
charge of larceny of silks valued at over
$500.
E. Chambers, State Agent Of the Mid
ford branch of the Boston and Miami
railroad, met his death in very singu-
lar way, a few days ago. His little
daughter was sick with diptheria and
he put his hand on her mouth for some
purpose or other. The child seized
upon his hand and bit it. The marks
OF the teeth were very slight but the
skin was broken and the poison from
the teeth was transmitted through Mr..
Chambers system. After weeks OF
illness, during which time his body
became much swollen, he died.
A fire occurred at Nos. 73 and 10
Louisville street, this morning and de-
stroyed property to the amount OF
$4,000, divided as follows: Jas. L.
Astman, steam gauger, $1,000; II. F.
Falsom, wood turner, $4,000; Hodgson,
Garry & Co., pattern makers, S2OOO ;
James Jones & Co, flour, grain and oil
dealers, $4,000; Dexter Roby, owner Of
building, $500.
The Grand Duke.
1t has been decided by the City Coun-
ellis to secure quarter for the Grand Duke
at the Revere House, to which he will
proceed on his arrival, on Tuesday, De,
cember I. On Friday morning the
Grand Duke will visit Cambridge and
in the afternoon will inspect the navy
ward. On Saturday forenoon a trip Is
Contemplated to Lowell, among the
cotton factories, and the Duke upon his
return to this city will attend festival
given in his honor at Musi, Hall by the
children of the public schools. 1t is
expected that he will attend divine
service on Sabbath, but no particular
church has yet been designated The
entire programme has not yet been fully
laid out. Another meeting OF the COM
mittee will be held to perfect arrange.
ments for the Dukes reception.
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and great excitement prevails there in
regard to the matter. To-day similar
disturbances to those of yesterday oc'
Cured. On the reading Of the Lord 6
Prayer, Miss Dekin objected and some
fifteen young ladies sustained her.
The result was the election Of the
whole Of them from school. In the
First ward school a number Of the
scholars were elected on the same
ground. The schools are now guarded
by an extra force of police and serious
trouble is yet apprehended. Last even
ing one of the schools was attacked,
and windows and doors were smashed
by an iniuriated mob.
The Grand Duke
left New York for the Brooklyn ball
room at $50 to night. He crossed the
river in a tug, and was received on the
other side by Commodores Smith and
Eldridg ge and by them escorted to the
ball room. The room was beautifully
decorated and the music was furnished
by the band of the First Artillery. The
Prince danced many times during the
evening with different Brooklyn ladies.
Connolly Fails to Get Bail.
Ex-Controller Connolly has not yet
succeeded in obtaining bail to the full
amount required. Itis thought proba-
bic that he will be locked upin Ludlow
street Jail should he not be able to OBJ.
tain the necessary bail tomorrow.
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WEATHER REPORT.
Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, November %, 7:3O P
M.-Threatening weather with rain
will probably prevail by Wednesday
morning from Virginia to New Jersey
with snow on Lakes Erie and Ontario
Northeast winds prevail in the Middle
and Eastern States, veering to the north
on Lake Ontario and northwest from
Lake Huron to Georgia and westward
An area OF clear weather with cold
northwest winds will probably advance
from upper Missouri eastward and
reaching Michigan and Illinois on
Wednesday. Cautionary signals are
ordered at Oswego, Rochester, Buffalo
Grand Haven aud Milwaukee and con
tinue at Cleveland, Toledo and Chicago
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The Negative powers of life are strong. but
In few years how often the palid hue, the
lack .lustre eye and emaciated form, and the
impossibiiity OF application to mental ef-
fort, show their baneful influence. 1t soon
becomes evident TO the observer that some
depressing influence is checking the devel-
opment ofthe body. Consumption is talked
OF, and perhaps the youth Is removed from
school and sent into the country. This Is
one OF the worst movements. Removed
from ordinary diversions OF the ever-chang-
ing scenes Of the city, the powers OF the
body, too much enfeebled TO give Zest 10
heaithful and rural exercise, thoughts are
turned inwardly upon themselves.
Ifthe patient be q female the approach OF
the menses is looked for with anxiety as
the first symptom in which nature is 10
show her saving power in diffusing the
circulation and visiting the cheek with
the bloom OF health. Alas increase Of ap-
petite has grown by what II fed on. The
energies OF the system are Frustrated, and
the whole economy is deranged. The beau
tiful and wonderful period In which body
and mind undergo so fascinating a change
from child to woman, is looked for In vain.
The parents heart bleeds In anxiety, and
fancies the grave but waiting for It's victim.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Death of Hon. VIM. MillwOOd-Ths
Grand Duke.

Death of Hon. VIM. MillwOOd-Ths
Grand Duke.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2S.-Hon.
Wm. Milwood, formerly member o.
Congress from the Fourth district o
Philadelphia, and United States Mar
shal during the war, died this morning
at Kirkwood.
The Academy Of Music has been en-
gagged for the ball in honor OF the
Grand Duke. Mr.. Pugb, who had the
Academy for that night has postponed
his star lecture The subscriptions are
$50 each, emitting the bearer to admis'
sion to the banquet, breakfast at the
Belmont, and to the ball, with one
lady's ticket.
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COLUMBUS.
Certificate Of Incorporation Filed.

Certificate of Incorporation Filed
CoLUMBUs, O., November 2S.-Tht
certificate of incorporation Of the Bal
tinore, Pittsburgh and Continental rail
road Company, with 81 100000 capital,
was fled this morning. The road is tc
extend from near the corner Of Unity
township, Columblana county, thence
through the counties OF Columbiana
Stark, Carroll, Wayne, Holmes, Ash
land, Richland, Mercer, Hardin, Allen
and Auglaize to point on the State
line between Ohio and Indiana, neal
the west corner OF Mercer county.
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uNClNNATI.
''eamer SunL

n, steamer Sunk.
h. November 2S.-The
w.. running from St. Louis
ft,l;. Il.Se'' struck a snag here
.,,,.S.l lA 10 SIX feet Of water. 1t
I: 3,r .s can be raised. Her load
- ,Aged. The steamer Ecert
lS,,,% v As' assistance.
s.,,' .rf'e'identIaI Convention.
ssS, a''iiog of the committee ap.
rs!, y .ooneil to secure, if possible,
a. .'a's Of the National Presi.
|'ess, .,,sa'5on ga5 in this city, held at
f.. r LOase tonight, was largely
|2sas,ii i;' forth were that i was
.5ai8iaaa having the Exposition
|&i p.oaiss r,Ss capable of seating ten
kC9arsDSli.ee., 1t was proposed thai
|saS..on meets here that the
E, As,sane sane be betrayed by the
"l''' subscription, for DI ths' hs
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MEMPHIS.
The w Anpeal" on Grant,

MEMPHIS, November 2S.-The Ap,
peal, heretofore the leading Democratic
journal Of the Southwest, will to-mor'
row contain an editorial confessiDg the
dissolution of the Democratic party and
calling for a convention of the editors OF
the United States opposed to the re-
election Of Grant.
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INDIANA.
Murder nj Ipdianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, November ga
bloody murder was committed here yes
terday afternoon. James Foster, q
worthless vagabond, shot his brother-in.
law, james Hatfield. Foster attempted
to make his escape by fleeing to the
country, but was overtaken, brought
back, and is now iu jail.
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HAVANA.

Execution OF Medical Students
HAVANA, November 2S.--Eight oi
the medical students, tried by a com
mission for violating the grave Of Gen.
Costanou were sentenced to death this
morning and executed this afternoon.
They met their fate with resignation
and expressed sorrow fer committing
the act for which thev died.
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The River.

PITTSBURGH, November 2s.-The
river is rising alowly, with FIVE feet six
inches in the channel. Arrived-Carrie
Brooks and Julia No. 2 from Zsnes-
vile; .iowboats Lion. Whale, Coal
City, Stella and Storm No. 3. Departed
Exchange, for st. Louis.
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HALIFAX.

c..,..a g-Departureo
Troops--Relief for chicago ~
HALIFAX, n. S., November 2S.-lhe
cholera has disappeared and all the
natisnts are rapidly recovering. The
rIo,zstssook district is still quaran
tined. o. nth the Sew
sntvne;sbth tns regiment Of HighlanderS
sailed yesterday. u vos raised il
the Catholic church on SUNDAY 'A'' ~
the Chicago Catholics.
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QUEBEC.
~,,. weather-ship Burned.

Tn. Weather-ship Burno".
QUEBEC, November 2S.-lhe 'lei .h;s
mometer marked lo' below zero '"''
r.or,;no The river is frozen over.
vas burned to the waters edge: ,..,s
A telegram from 81; Pierre - @sIySi cIySe, II
states that the snip ff'n'
a total wreck.
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TORONTO.
Railroad mash-up-Suicide OF q
BriROner.

Railroad mash-up-Suicide OF q
Prisoner.
TORONTO, Ont, November 2S.-A
smash-up took place yesterday on the
Grand Trunk railroad, near Brampton.
Ten freight cars were thrown into a
ditch fortunately no one was hurt. q.
A man named John Mackey COM
mitted suicide last night, at the police
station, BY cutting his throat with a
piece ofzinc which he had taken from
the stove OF the cell in which he was
confined. He was laboring under tenn
porarv arrangement.
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The Weather.

PoUaHkEEpsIE, November 2S.-There
has been a sudden and severe change in
the weather. The thermometer this
morning marks 50 above zero. There
is considerable ice in the bays along the
Hudson.
LEWISTON, Me, November 2S.-The
thermometer this morning marked =
above zero, change of 250 during the
night.
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BROOKLYN.
The School Excitement.

BROOKLYN, November 2o.-The
school excitement which has been agi
tating the residents of Hunters Point
for some time past was brought to a
climax yesterday by the expulsion oI
forty scholars, all Roman Catholics, by
Mr.. Selbury, principal of the school.
This action was taken with view o
forestalling any further attempt at dis
turbance by their objecting to the read
ing of the Bible in the school. Mr.
Selbury also acted under authority re-
ceived directly from the Commissioners
of Schools
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attended with the following symptoms: In
disposition to Exertion, Loss OF Power, Loss
OF Memory, Difficulty OF Breathing, General
Weakness, Horror of Disease, Weak Nerves,
Trembling, Dreadful Horror OF Death, Night
Sweats, Cold Feet, Wakefulness, Dimness
OF Vision, Languor, Universal Lassitude Of
OF the Muscular System, Often Enormous
Appetite with Dyspeptic symptoms, Hot
Hands, Flushing OF the Body, Dryness Of
the Skin, Pallid Countenance and Erup-
tions on the Face, Pain In the Back' Hcavi-
ness of the Eyelids, Frequently Black spots
Flying before the Eyes, with Temporary
Suffusion and Loss OF Sight, Want OF At
teution, Great Mobility, Restlessness, with
Horror of Society. Nothing Is more desir-
able to such patients than Solitude, and
nothing they more dread, for fear OF them
selves; no repose OF manner, no earnest
ness, no speculation. but hnrried transit
ton from one question 10 another.
These Symptoms, if Allowed to go
on--Whrch this Medicine Invariably
Remoyes--Soon Follow Loss Of Pow
err Faulty and Epieptic Fits, in one
Of whichthe Patient may Expire.
During the Superintendent Of DIR. Will
son at the Blo0mlngdale Asylum, this sad
result occurred in two patients. Reason
had for time left them, and both died of
epilepsy. They were Of both sexes, and
about twenty years OF age.
Who can say that these excesses are not
frequently followed by those direful dis
eases, Insanity and Consumption The
records of the Insane Asylu ms, and the
melancholy deaths by Consumption, bear
ample witness 10 the truth OF these asser-
tions. In Lunatic Asylums the most mel
ancholy exhibition appears. The counte-
nance Is actually sodden and quite desti-
tute; neither mlrth nor grief ever visits II.
Should a sound Of the voice occur II Is rare
ly articulate.
"With woful measures wan despair
Low sullen sounds their grief beguiled." !"
While we regret the existence OF the above
diseases and symptoms, we are prepared to
offer an Invaluable gin OF chemistry for the
removal OF the consequences.
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pRrssELs Trouble.
Wales Improving.

: ..s Of Wales Improving.
yorsmber 2S.-The Prince
v ;np.oyiDg. The favorable
Il it,bs Princes condition have
T., % .slive the anxiety and
: q: .,oom which has filled the
9 .,5o,i in consequence Of his
d +: Majesty, who throughout
i -,s; Grtirins in her attention
3s,.sr, has undergone great
4 n in consequence, has been
md and encouraged by the
] :..;.ence.
November 2S-Evening.-
4 .aD issued by the physicians
;.,,s this evening it is an
/. IA, the condition OF His
Il r,sne.s has remained un-
T-r, the day, and that the
r1I,ons reported this morn
-:. With a favorable decrease
i. 1-s:ty Of the fever. This
T.. ie:.n was read with evident
ty the members Of the
! ".5lI, and the lanxiety re-
condition OF the Prince has
:. :::aJ.y lessened.
Lsutiou Of Communists.
/ November 2S.-Generals'
L; :e;.i and several Bourgers
=: Convicted OF Communism by
/ .m...e: Government were ex-
morning They were taken
I L, confinement and march
:.a place OF execution,
ira company OF troops, and
,r,. they were placed in front,
~. hang drawn up in line q
s4,ce of. 1t was thought
,-s .a;srposition might have
s.. u 'avor OF Rossel, but the
2, 7.rs shot and the execution
5E'lolt any interference by
. b, behalf.
pan: Of Italian Parliament.
i l.reUter 2S.-The Italian
ic:1 Uas opened by Victor
:. ,-r.oHaIly Yesterday, amid
f:,,,! enthusiasm.
lev Telegraph TO Japan.
IE N1yemter 2S.-A new tele-
&i to Japan is now opened
Ess. North line and Siberia.
+ a: 'o.lows Twenty words
I In London TO Nagaski, Japan,
A' rate for every ten or frac-
aii.tional words. Messages
1,1'e must he addressed via
a,-cn words are not charged,
-.iol and Japan. MESSAGES
siA.es must be addressed post
l'i these words must be
:: tlt no additional charge
u: %: postage.
NBrusSels Trouble.
--!, November 2S.-The ex.
i LIS city consequent upon
e. i,goIula- action OF the Min.
.'1s, % some extent at pres,
81" Isiartances have become
'''l An event which at one
-.','s1et 10 become serious oc.
'.aT between soldiers Of the
- -. aol 7. the civic guard, who have
:.-'2; the municipal offices,
-. ''''ients. Since the outbreak
.aA' Ioad cries calling upon
y? TO resign were freely
y. 'De mob, who gave evidence
'am's;akable manner OF the
'N';as between the troops
S-CPe. The seditious cries
'iay checked by the officers,
5s!sytd that the offender:
-, 'y'oronght to punishment
and the United States.
N9'emter 2S.-Prince Vo1
- transmitted a communi
-, ,-' Federal Council requesting
a,..: % ratify the Consular
,. recently conducted between
,~l the United States o
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NO. 2SO.
MIscEIIANEoU
$5OO,OOO!
THE SOUTH CAROLINA
Land & immigration Associa'n
FOB THE
Promotion Of immigration
TO THE SOUTH.
BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY a CO.
AGENTS, Charleston, 8. c.

A series OF Concerts win be given under
Ine a9spieSs Sp tSIyI SH lns T,yp STn H MnSI e
ICAL SOCIETY, at the ACADEMY OF
music, Charleston, 8. G, commencing
JANUARY Sth, ISL, ut which Drawings
will take place and distribution be made TO
ticket holders.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-29

10000 SEASON TICKETS OF ADMISSION
ATFIVE DOLLARS EACH.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-29
, telegraph 10 Japan

.. 4 Italian Parliament
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-29

d. q. LIST, JR. GEO. II. PARKS.
Is. DAVENPORT.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-07-19
To Builders.

The Subscriber otfers Tor sale the fol-
lowing thoroughly seasoned lumber;
5000 feet Brown Ash, ] aud Z
inches thick.
5000 feet Pine I. 1T. II. IL ..
= and 3 inches thick.
5000 feet Poplar iach thick.
10000 feet Bass-I. I. ]. II. II. "a
aud 2 inches thick.
10000 feet 2, p and 3 inch Spruce
aud Hemlock plank.
10000 feet Strip Lath.
10000 feet Board Laih.
10000 feet Clear Spruee-I. / aud ]
inch thick.
$4,000 feet ClapbOards all qualities
aud widrhs.
$4,000 feet Spruce flooring.
$4,000 feet common Spruce boards,
I aud ] inch thick.
$4,000 feet 2x3. 2x4, 3x5, 2x6, 2xT,
2xS, 3x3, 3x4, 3x5. 3x6, AKA, 5x5, 6x6,
TIKI, sxs, 9x9, 9xl0.
A good assortment Of many kinds Of
lumber, planed, jointed and ready for use
always on hand. Possessing, as ! believe
| do, unsurpassed facilities for purchasing
and handling lumber cheap, respectfully
solicit an examination Of my prices, feel
ing confident that am 10 a condition Il
figure with close buyers. c. $. PACE.
Hyde Park, June 2Sth, 1871. 32w+