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The documents about JACKS case have ar
rived in Washington. Of course everybody
knows his fate; but there is an irrepressible
respect for the brave that gives soemnity
to his case, Notwithstanding the foregone
conclusion that he must die.
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The Response.

The unanimous response to the nominal
ions Of our late Convention is that they are
he very best. Nobody ohjects--cvcry body
So we shall have q full turnout
It the polls and united vote. kEMEER,
yIruERs, and DANIEL will be put in office
~ 4 grand vote, and MIR. HUGHES will be
killed by foreign mission.
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Does any man suppose that il the negroes
in this country had been equally distributed
through the States they would have been
made voters Immediately after they ceased
to be slaves?
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

mr. MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MOTH.
. ET1s1non,r IAN to procure Mrs. -WtsstoW's
anoTrTrSc SYRUP for nil diseases incident to
t,o nerIod of teethng In children. 1t relieves the
.,,d NJ main. cures wind cole, regulates the bowels
and by giving relief and health TO the child gives
rest to the neither.
0aMrs WINsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP"
For sale by all druggists. u
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We are obliged to Mr.. r. F. WALKER, SUI
perintendent of Public Printing, for copy
of the Acts Of the General Assembly for
1S72-73. a.;
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TTNPRECED ENTED-HUNDRED OF
~ DOLLARS SAVED, AND THOUSANDS
MADE. If DESIRED, FROM 81 THE BEST
OF EVERYTHING.-FOr all the latest and best
Receipts for domestic Beverages-Beers. elders,
Wines, &c.-tonic aud Alternative Bltters, &c, Per-
fumeries, Lotions for Identifying the complexion,
anu for freckles, Eruptons of the Skin, Chaps,
Sunburns, Sore Gums and Nipples, &c, best Hair
Restoratives, Treatment of the Teeth, Liniments,
&C., for Wounds, pains, rheumatism, &c, Carstics
Cure, best treatment of Consumption, Catarrh,
bronchitis. Asthma, Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint,
General Debility, Bad Breath Scrofula, &C., yaua-
bic family Dyeing Receipts, How to make best Yeast
and Yeast Powders, Roach EXterminatorS, Best
Way to Can Peaches, &C., &C.: also, Invaluable
Instructions as to How to Live, Select Book List
Postal Card and Telegraph CIPHER, and Pictures OF
sGeTse,ses amply TpfsT Tue SFey sgan o. 70
WASHINGTON. Id. T.. al li.u&Mltk
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J. P. Cowardln was in San Francisco
when last heard from-a week or two ago.
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POWDER.
~~~-~-~-~---~-~-~~>>-~~
A TTENTION, SPORTSMEN!

A TTENTION, SPORTSMEN! ....
NEW YORK STATE SPORTSAIEN'S
ASSOCIATION.
EXTRACTS PROM "REpoRT or COMMITTEE on
STANDARD FOR SHOT,
: " All manufacturers will have eventually 10 con-
form when sportsmeu require that their shot shall
compare with the STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE
which your committee has fixed.
"Upun the most critical examinations your COM
mittee have determined 10 adopt is the "AMERl-
CAN STANDARD" the scale presented TO US by
Messrs Thomas Otis lie Roy & Co., of New York. y
X. NEWELL, Chairman;
n. NJ. SMITH.
L. G. SKINNER.
Sportsmen and dealers DESTROYS OF having the
above SCALE, OF any information relative thereto,
eau promptly obtain the saIne by applying ~
THOMAS OTIS iE ROY S CO., New York.
je 26-cod3m 1851,
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nj JULY 9TH, 1873.
S., T. r. PRICE & CO. have Just received by steamer
and express
New STYLES PARASOIS and SUS-SHADES;
silk and Cambria UMBRELLAS;
Black IRON GRENADINES:
Solid colored and black LAWNS;
Sash and other RIBBONS;
Black English GRAPES aud GRAPE Wells;
Hemstitched and Linen Cambria HANDKER-
CHIEFS; .-..
Black FOULAR SILKS;
Lisle and Thread GAUNTLETS, &c, (. jys
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PERSONAL.

MANCHESTER, August I, 1871 fore
lSl warn all persons for good reasons not TO credit
my wife, Lucy }. Morgan, formerly Lucy Clesby,
OH my account Tor anything, for will not be re-
sponsible for said debts.
au I4-it* VIM. L. MORGAN.
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
Colonel ". G. Darlington, .. +. Wise, W. +.
Richter II. +. Phillips, j. II. Allen, J. b. Timber
lake. ,,on,-,,
Captain MCCANN'S BRASS and STRING BAND
will he in attendance.
Gates open at o'clock. Dancing commences at
3 O'Clock.
Admission. soc: ladies free. Tickets can 0e pur-
chased from the above named committee and of
West. Johnston 4 Co., Wyatt & Minor, anu NJ. Nit
tcdorfer. ~ ~,
Strict order will be enforced. If inclcment, the
nax1 fair lay. all l2-6tN
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CTRAIED, from my house on the E>>--7,e
- night OF the ll,h instant Il solid BAY ~
MARE, three years old, with scar iefs ruInp.
The parties will be literally rewarded by leaving
her ut our workshop.
WALSH s NcLAUCHLAN,
RockettS.
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This work when finished has every quality Of the
original arrangement, not only In appearance, but
also In form and color. Orders promptly executed
by Mrs. l.. L. TkUEMAN,
If left at 533 Brook avenue, between Clay and Leigh
streets, orat II. WENZEL'S, .
au l.-ced3ws 10 Broad street.
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sEEvssMEN, FLORISTS, "e-

SEEDsMES, Fl.oH isI.!'', -, -.
1T7uRNIp sEED.-S,OO0 pcuna as,ny aud
cron TURNIp SEED OF extra
finest varieties. ,yr,r.
WHITE FLAr-Drrch,
LARGE WHITE NohfoLAf
LARGE WAITE GLphL'
YELLOW Aberdeen
DALE'S HYBRID,
SEyES-Tof,
ora solIsr per pound. Wewtii h ls tr,S,tsstl.
dr oAs a. t seaf retail price ifss sssas s. A
Wholesale prices fIsIi fiGSnS ( ADDlSoA.
plication. I'm and fSa2 'atE sir.
~ u ----~----~--~ "A -
600 BUSHELS PRIME ~ oI in ,.ogs 'a'
save oy >,sa,soD slaus!I 'aSS~
Rn l3-H NJ wv
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- .mnuEInRs HAIR Dye

nrBATCHELoR's HAIR DYE
,c,I. s,,,ond,d HAIR DYE is the best In the worla
The oply true and perfect dye. Harmless reiiaofe'
and instantaneous; no disappointment; no rldicu-
Ions tnts or unpleasant odor: Remedies the III
efrects of bad dyes and washes. Produces 1mme-
dIatey superb black or natural brown, ana ieases
so,r clean. soft, and beautiful. The genuine
lac ~. A. BATCHELOR. Sold by oil druggists.
S'eAoN CHARLES BACHELOR,
sc 3o-eod froprieooi' H'"
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c.


EDUCATION.
FALL TERM 1873.
Our annual catalogue Of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
containing the titles of all school books In use In
cudlpg the latest issues from the press, with prices
annexed Is now ready, and will be furnished gratis
on application.
an IA WOODHOUSE & PARHAM.
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AMTSEMENTS.

DEsCUE COUNCIL, No. 1,
WILL GIVE 4
GRAND PICNIC AT HATTORF'S GARDEN,
MONDAY, August Is, 1873,
for the benefit Of the removal Of the Confederate
dead from Arlington.
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WET SPRIN G S, MONROE "a
- COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. - The IA
first GRAND FANCY-DRESS BALL ANDS,lM
SUPPER OF the season ut this delightful -
summer resort will take place on " EuSESDAi,
August Goth, 1873. GEORGE MCCOY ERS.
au 7-5teod superintendent.
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T OST, DURING TIE MONTH OF
~ June a GOLD ENANELED BREASTPiN,
with glass centre, set around with pearls, with
hair, flowers, or landscape and trees under the
Yass liberal reward wlll be paid for 1t IL left at
NOWLAS Z CO.'S, Jewellers,
nm 9-st Main street, corner OF Tenth.
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hog LOST.-On the 4th instant, cs-ssS>
- 4 black-aud-tan female DOG meoi-@-N
um size answers to the name OF "Gipsy"; had
on when lost urass chain with medal attached, No.
1850. reward OF IS will be given for her return 10
$40 Broad street, au l3-2t"
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Orders for tickets and all comkW 1witGORE,,.
be addressed hES.t.,,on, SortolS' ~
Secretary Masonic Relief Associs 10 rr,sbish sse
ees for sal. OF 10
Tickets for sale at poWmA Ind Main s.Fetr-
au 5-eodlm ----------------
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Grand total 10000 gifts. all cash.
Whole tickets, IS half tickets, $50.
Plan Of drawing same as that OF heH'u'"I "'~
Library Association. Drawing 10 IaAe V'1'' '''
Norfolk on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ljru' l>'3'
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ADVISORY BOARD
His ExcelIency Governor Gilbert I. ""N'''
Colonel ks,ier Biggs, =. IL. r.:
John X, Mcdaniel, Pc. SoiiiiA"
CAPTAIN SAMUEL Watts yirenis be&i,5i'pp.t C. Of
Robert =. Wi,hers. &. NJ. Il. H. T., aHu ~
&C; = "
Colonel Thomas +. Owens, L. u. ~.
John e. Whitehead. Esd, eN-Mayor,.
Colonel w. H. Taylor. state Seiia"''
James u. Balm, G. G.. q. &C.
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NATURAL FLOWERS EMBALMED.

BRIDAL BOUQUETS. FUNERAL WREATHS.
CROSSES, ANCHORS, AND STARS PRE-
SERVED In NATURAL FORM. .
, 1873-10-12
MExICO.
Separation of Church and State De-
creed by Congress.
Marriage to Be Recognized Hereafter
as a Civil Contract.
Other Radical Reforms Decided
Upon.

ofTf or MEx1co Oct. q, via HAVANA, Oct. H.
Two priests Of the Church Of st. Loretto, and
all tho parishes, have exoommunicatod all who
focognizo tho Constitution and reforms irsti-
tutod by tho Government. Tho Josuite heye
boon ordered to leave tho country at tho first
opportunity.
Tho President issued dccroc to-dny. follow
Ing tho publication Of reforms and additions to
tho constitution proclaimed on tho 9th ult.
commanding all funotionaries and Government
employees to affirm. without reservation, tho ro-
forms, md to guard, aud cn,lBo to bo guarded tho
additions to the Constitution uuder ponalty OF
forfeiture OF position. Congress- has dccroed
tho following
Tho Church and State shall bo separate.
CongrosB cannot mako laws establishing OF
prohibiting any religion.
Matrimony ia to 10 civil contract. y
Roligieus institutions cannot poaBcss p1op-
orty.
Simple promise to speak tho truth, complying
with tho obligations contracted, with penalties In
case Of violation, ia substituted for tho religious
oath. '-,
Nobody is obliged to gtvo his or her services
witl1ont just compensation,
No contract is to be permitted which aims at
the sacrifice of tho liberty OF man in tho matter
Of tho work Of education and religious yows.
Tho laws thus do not rocoguize monastio orders,
nor permit their establishment by any donomi-
nation, or under any pretenBo, and no contract
will DO allowed to bo made among persona con.
Acnting to thcir own prescription or punishment
, 1873-10-12

scl,atr BROS rcliablo rntcnt 'oc1s and ono amn1l
These tluahs will tly 10 short time oxhbftlot
nul fn,alnccs-teoplo will find them near Tho entrance
tn tho nr-&.nsry III tho nortlluast corner of tho
Musical Department.
Mtr.LIHEny,
Hott hkin, rAliner 4 CO, lavn on exhibition at tho
millinery gooda clnbracinH trimmed lata ane flow-
m!lIMory goods. Their booth in oo Of tiu most .-
tractt,c III Tin buik1tn, All tin atly vt.fnrs A,ioui
Inspect these chhrmlng nrlers Of wearing apparel.
cosrLT DIAMONDS.
Tho display Of ta,nnn'lA Msat. by afeasra GlleT,
Drca. Co. WIS remarkably fine, aud nttractod grcli
deal Of nolico. Ono Of tile ge1lslennny ,ropretors
sGu tint tic hlaow-casc contained over $40 900 worth
OF three procns 8olos. Atl the stones wcre rcsark
l'y inc, hut wo Especially Noticed ono very nrys
tl,lo brilliant valued at sl,0oo rhis
stono u clmn7t perfect III Bhapo and
purity Of color There aAo pnir Of ponr-sflape
diamonds, which aro remarkably well matched, vnnct
at slo,o ,o00: None Of this hno collection wero worth
less than Il coo.
NEW CHICAGO oF1NE-ExTrNaU1BtITH.
An art1clo on exhibition in tho Exposition, which
calot fall 10 attract attention. In Chicago, ut nny rate
Ia MT. II. n. Johnaon'a "Now Chicago" hro-extfu-
gnisler, reccut invention by tho exhibitor It is
beautifully Artshcd, aud perfect in its workina,-a
struclto sumo Of tho greatcat rnroad corporations
mid fneu hotels III tho country alcptfly lis
tinguiaor, which speaks we'll for its critY Us foe tu
fro.
DUnaT,AH-AxAEAfH.
Something ingenious, compact, nnd within reach OF
ai coating, aH IT docs, hut few dollars Il ee Ihofro
Go. with this III his house store, ,an fs abso-
1ucly Ror,lra against burglnrlous INVASION. Who
would not give few dollars for Blch All ass11ranco2
, 1873-10-12
THE COTTON CROP.


4 EQcnvy Yield but Il Lntc Harvest.
Special Dspatch to Tic Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c. Oct. ia prominent cit
izen Of New Orleans, who has for years paid
cloRe attention to tho subject Of cotton aud su-
gar raising, writes to Nh official horo that q
good deal Of Inconvenience and loss
to trade will 10 occasioncd by tho
latonosB Of tho crops Of cotton and
suyar, although the crops Of both will bo good
deal larger than Inst yenr The writer ostimateB
tue cotton crop of this year to be about 400 900
bacB. He say, TINT from tho roporta received
by him and some Of the larger cotton merchants
Of Louisiana from plantors throughout the South,
there is no general prevalence Of the boil or
cotton, md that it's rayageB hayo been local. Ono
case is mentioned, IN which a planter who had
planted for 1000 bales. would lose all but about
200 bales iu consequence Of tue damage done
his plants BY the worms, whilo on the ,planta-
tion immediately adjoining the ono just men-
tiouod, no worms llad mado their appearance.
Tic lower ,parts Of the pIants hayo Iii many
cases been bathed with a wash made OF paria-
green and wator, which ia said to oifectually pre-
vent worms from attacking tic plants.
, 1873-10-12
MEMPHIS,

MEspn1s, Oct. 11.-aloney quiet. Tho banks
aro doing what thoy can to aid their regular do
positors, who havo papor maturing, and asito
from tho usual amount Of depoBiting and check
ing, with aomo little exchange buying and SELL
Ing, tllero is littlo or nothing doing
in tho mouey market. Tho banlsB
arc purchasing currency from merchants
ind othora having surplus, Wishing to settle
accounts duo in tho East at tho II cont pro-
MUM, and commercial bills are taken from cot
ton buyers md all others ut per cont discount
OIL New York, and littlo higher on points fur
thcr cart, with slight CONCESSIONS from these
rates in favor Of Boston in special instances. No
changes to report III general trade circles.
, 1873-10-12
CONDITION or TIE METROPOLITAN IAN

CONDITION 0E TIE METH0FdLFF1H GANK.
WAHl.lHuroS, Oct. 11.-Col. Moore, tho Ma
tional Dank Examlnor, has completed a thorough
examination OF tho National metropolitan Daiik
OF Washington, and 1na1o his report to the
Comptroller Of tho Currency. Tho Comptroller
station TINT from this report 1t appears that the
capltHl stock IL unimpairst, mud tint tho bank
ilaH a considerable surplus, the aahots ut their
caAh value being moro than sufficient to pay
their creditors atd return tho original capital to
tho aharohodors. From tho examination Of
bilia receivable it in found on the 1st Of Octo-
ber, tho day Of tho commencement of tho exa,nt-
nation, there Wero no loanB to any
person, company. corporation, or firm In
exceaa Of 10 Per cent Of the capital,
, 1873-10-12

Spcctel DfspatcA 10 Tt6 CAfta9o Trlbstne.
East SAGINAW, Mich, Oct. 11.-A young man
named Adolphus Henry, aged 90 yearH, book
Leepor for loot l. Mter, IN this city, commit
tod suicide about 1880 tliia eyoning. l1e shot
Iamolcd piato, using Il, evidently, with Ills 1eft
i,und, while lying on lsis bod In lis house,. lie
only lived about tilroo minutes. No causo Ia aa-
signed. An inquest is now being held. nv,
ox-unitod b|etos ConBul ut 5antlngo do Cuba,
cut lis throat, at tho crittoldo'! House, tlIia
morning. It IL supposed tl!nt he had becn
rendered temporarily ln3ane by financial trou-
h!aA.
, 1873-10-12

as required by law. Tho bank was at tho date Of
tho Inst rogujar report 18th Of Juno, deficient in
tho amonnt OF roaorvo required: Explanations
a,rch deficiency, and ho was given to understand
tint tho amount Of tolcioncy would DO restored,
bnt tho recorda show TINT lilo bank from TINT
timo subsequently was continued dcfoiont, md,
consequently, was obliged to suspend curro1,uy
Payments at tho snmo tmo Of tho suspension Of
tl,o hanks In Now York md othor oitios. lind
tic rosorvo required boon hold at tho coinmonco-
mont Of tho pant. tho Comptroller is Of tho
opinion that tho bank would havo continued ctr
rolloY paymoutH ns ttAunl'
1E1AL-TENDEHS.
Outstanding logal-tondorB 8350, 400, 4S8.
, 1873-10-12
CANADA.

Proposed Banquet by Ontario Isof0rna-
ers-.-CnbtMot Positions Vacant.
Special Diepafch to The Chicago tribune.
OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. la grand banquet ia
tho occasion Of tho opening Of Parliament.
The vacancies In tho Cabinet aro still untitled,
aB no cue caros to accept portfolio in the faoe
OF an impending adverse vote OF Parliament.
, 1873-10-12

New ORLEANS, Oct. 11.-A dispatch from
Capt. picraon, datcd Nassau, 9Th, reports tho
Atcamor Missouri wrecked on Oct. | OF tho
Eaha1nus. The ship broke in two. Tho crow
and rassongora woro all aavod and landed ut
Ba,nini. Tile Missouri belonged to tho MiBas-
sippi & Dominion limo was an iron propeller,
formerly called tho Hammona had just Under
went E15.o00 repairs, md left Liverpool OH
sopt. II fol. Now 0reana, with an assorted
cargo. Loss FROM S250, 900 to $500, 900.
SOUTHWEST pAsst Oct. 1.-Arrived, ship Tas-
mona, Willis, MaHtor, forty-oiglt days from st.
Nsz1 ann a Scwa So Rn @ aoo ha S
canpoqely lot 81, two % owe1 to- .opsails @ aud other
bearing north, with al hor masts gono close 10
tho .lsoh % hut %th IL a. sGas M figgqd " forward and
Liverpool to Mobile. Her Captain rofuaod u.s.
eiutaneo but ~, nskea ,, to 30 roP9rtod: All wo!l
pc,o, for New York, with ruddor and masts gone,
ind every Aail and rope blown away. Tho GROW
dlsablet, and wiahod to loave the vessel. Wo
took tllom or and brought thcm TO Now Orleans.
Tho Captain aud crow fired the Isle Of Skye bo-
f0r0 leaving,
, 1873-10-12
SAN FRANCISCO.

Special Dispatch to Ihs Chicago Tribune.
SAN FnANo1Bco, Oct. 11.-Tlo first consign-
ment Of tho now cotton-crop, q baloB, WIS ro-
ceiyod yostorlay by tlla Aorccd Company. Tho
yield Of California this yoar will not be loss than
1000 balas.
Tho Bolcher dividend today WAS a312, 900 /;
Grown Point, $500, 900. Gold closed Inst night
ut 1885, tho lowest premium ainco 1869. Tlo
doe,ino Ii attributable to the influx Of English
gold.
Tho number of passengers arrived by rail-
rond in September, 1878, waB 6,0al.
Money still oasy, aud business improving.
, 1873-10-12
Grimes Agnislst the United Stntcs.

SDtcial Ni3ra'th 70 Tie lIieLSo tribune.
srE1Sup1E1.D III, Oct. 1i.-Gcorgo Hall, Helen
N. Hall, mad Leoi1a1a plumlner, all Of Cham
paigu County, wore hold to bull this morning in
Tho sum Of $500 by Commissioner Adams for 4
violation Of the Ravonuo laS, by galliug liquor
ut rotail without license. They nro to appear at
tllo January term Of the United States District
Court.
William G. Taylor, Of johnson County, WAS
field to bnil ut tho salno limo iu the sum Of ST.
Oj3. 1Io IL charged with olnbozzlipg D monoy-
letter while acLi1ig as Postmaster.
, 1873-10-12

"What have you done 7" ho replied, II don't
know, OF hardly know what am doing"
RELEASED ON DArI.
; Conway WAS taken before Judge 6noll ttlls
ovontng, and rotoased on 10000 ball, Alexander
Of physioian5 was , produced, to tic
effect that tho wound OF pomeroy
waa worry alfght. Conway was laboring
under very groat mental excitement. 1t Is Baid
thai tho cause Of tho shooting is TINT Conway
wlicl, ho attributes to pomoroy4 Ills counsel
hayo advised lin to mike no statement, and,
upon boing ro!eaaed this evening, ho was taken
away by his frtenlH.
, 1873-10-12
DRY GOODS,

New YonE, Oct. 11.-Dusnoss was qniot to-
day vita manufacturers agouts, and tho job
hing movement WIS light nnl unimportant.
1,rown and bloaohel cottons mud cot.on-lanne!s
fairly active aud firm. Ticks denims mud
elleyot stripes moving moro ffeoly from first
hands, hut III small lots. Prints Ii. bottor ro-
qnoat, Elmo eaBsmeroH, ropollants, and wool
ilannels In moderate tlo,nand. Olotta and over
contings rulo quiet. Hosiery In good domand.
Dry-gools Imports for Tho week, S2,0ot ,1l2.
, 1873-10-12
FIRES.


Special Dispatch q TIC CHlcaao 1t1t'tne.
DETROIT, Oct. 11.-To-night Wobers planlng-
mill, on Grat!ot street, took fire and burned
with lot of lumber. Afanns brewery was DAM
aged $4,000, and two dwellings, Of air. Miclels,
valued at $4,000. Other dwellings, wero da1n-
aged. Tho aggregate loss y hotwoen 94o, QUO
aud csc, 600. Wcbor loses 100000. Insured for
$4,000 Mann insured $4,000. Nichols has
small iuHurlrce.
, 1873-10-12


to 10a.
RESUMED.
McBers, Goorro II. North t. Co., bnnkors md
brokers. rrnumcl onorattous this morning. j.
IT. " Iii II. yorkou hro,;ora. buyo at lonutl, rot
h'attora amtcanly eett'ea' ahd VIII ros"'ne o'11~
noss OIL Monday.
THE atANuracrunEna.
0u;to numor ,f ,nnnufnct,rora raid t},oir
,, -. Ill -. L., ,,I ,,at = t,. ,,,r,,,r,,
na"s ;" guy toeu'a' unu n. o", ,,' .,s
""'1t o. iands' ii"vo olosea ohtlrolY' lug s1f'ao
at tho Southwark foundry still continues At
tho present writing tho n,cl arc holding moot
ing The worknion in tho various macllinc,
Bllops arc holding mootnga to support tho
strikers, M tho intonded gonoral nction Of cn,-
poycrs ma regards tho reduction OF waGoB, otc.,
ia now thoroughly known. If tho 1atter persist
in thoir ntto,nI'ts at reduction,
GENERAL. srnrNE
will DO tho consequence. business mattora aro
in worry crltical condition Just now. Yesterday
afternoon h1cHsrg. n. Campbell d Co., pro-
prictors Of tho largo
COTTON MILLS AT HANyuNK
stopped work in their principal mill In CONGO,
quotco Of q strike among their employees, ca,,acl
by n reduction Of II per cent OF tho wages. This
, 1873-10-12
81 Pout.tl nloney.tar.t er Eorgor.

Special Correspondence " IHs Chicu1o iyftttHe.
sr PAUL, Oot, 9.--John D. Gillespie, in tho
uni:ad Staten District Court ut st. Paul, plead
guilty yesterday to having forged postal money
orders, nttl waa sentenced to Imprisonment for
three ycars aud u fine Of $500. lie And beon q
clerk III country, post-o!ilcc, and, gu loav-
tho back ct tho orde, -lnok filled up Two orders
~ oticos near by, ana himself collected thom.
, 1873-10-12
THE INDIANS.
Ute Chiefs I'm Ieouto to xFasat,a,

Ute Chiefs En- Ieonto to Washington.
ST. Lou1s, Oct, ll.-A delegation Of Ute
Indian chlofs,. IN charge OF Charles Adams,
agent of tho tripo at Los Pinos, Colorado, have
arrived horo on routo for Washington, wloro
they 20 to consult With tho Government authors
tics III relation to tho rocont cosBion Of 4,O00 600
acres of their reservation to tho United Statos,
antl tho establishment Of q now military post
about 100 milcs west Of Fort Garllnd, whore
annuitios can bc moro easily and expedltiously
distributed.
, 1873-10-12
THE COBB.TAYL0R LIBEL. SUIT,

Special DisVatch to 7he Chicago tribune.
KASHAa CITY, NO., Oct. 1l.-In tho Cobb
Taylor libel suit tho Jury could not agreo--uine
iieyed i e that tic ,nattor viii 10 droppol ~ Cobb
is thought to Aaya yindlcated hinaelf Of tho
charge Of bribing tho juror iu the Hpocrs oaao
in 1980, Cobb was elected to Congsosa from
WYenlotte County, Kan, at the Lat election,
, 1873-10-12
MISSOURI MAS0hS

ST. Louis. Got. 1l.-All the Masonio grand
bodies Of the Bsate, excepting the Grand Lodge,
held their annual sessions here this week. Re-
ports presented show tue order to be In highly
prosperous condition. There arc coo lodges ID
ths Atats, with msmbssahlp exceeding 30,
Ths 1sana Lodge w4l msst here uext weak,