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PAW PAW DIRECToH1 Y.

PAW PAW O1nIO = oA'
DpvSpyTyRI,N. William welch = Pastor.
PServices 10 10 A. M, and l-2F' NJ
gusinrss 6aros.
HARRISON, Banker, Paw raw MIL; pSs;
"a 1,sri viii transact a general Banking & busi-
ness receive Deposits .neris sSGSsod deposits. Colec
, sinns made al reasonable rates. money W ioah
slons sn1 nna or more wears on improved unincnm-
bered Real Estate
/ TEED, County Surveyor, Paw Paw, Van
| A . Buren, County, Michigan. oo.
! Is. MAYNARD. N. D., Eclectic Physician ana
L. Surgeon Once in Peninsular BLOCK, hrs'
door west of Court House, up-stsirs' raw raw.
VIZ HAWKINS, Broker, Notary Public and
w Conveyancer. Office over LonGweh a. y"
Drug store, Paw raw, Mich
C,lMUEL. HOLMES. County Clerk, Notary
- Public and Conveysncer. Deeds, Mortgages,
Contracts and all kinds oil Conveysnves, ratss
on the shortest notice. and at the usual faIes'
Office in the Court House. Paw Paw, Mich.
DycKNIN house,. NJ. Longwell, Prop'tor
/ Paw Paw Mich. Stages leave dallyior SOuth
Haven. Lawrence, Hartfor, Breedsviiie ana MILL
burg. --------
~ p. L1rN.-Manufacture and Dealer in
Y. NATIVE WINES, Paw Paw, MICH
MP. ALLEN. dealer in Furniture, Cabinet
M Ware Upholstery, etc. Warerooms second
door east OF the Post Office, Paw raw MICH o@4
- VAN pEUSIN. Fashionable Boot and Shoe
II Maker Ladies, Gents and Misses boots,
shoes and Caters made 10 order IN hrst ciass
style Repairing done On reasohaoe S tSiWo WoDTtS.
AI snolt nas HOsdO'' F S2l
/,oSRD IICH. Fashionable Tailor, being in
| receint of the latest New York FASHIONS Is
nrenared 10 do all kinds OF WORK IN Ihe IaIesV
! styie. Shop over y. L. Ross store raw raw
! ~,roRGr W. LAwTON. Attorney and Counselor
tT az law Notary Public and Probate Juuse.
! Wiu hold Probate Court at Paw Paw. on MONDAY
| of each week
TIRsT NATIONAL BANK, of Paw Paw. once
| Il north side OF Main street, doors west Oh
Nai"snn sTynTAS. PRES. E. o. BRIGGS, cAsHR
RICHARDS 4 BARNUM, Attorneys at Law
| II Office over First Mar onal Bank, raw raw
| cuANpLER RICHARDS. sg4 l. E. BARNUN'
JJINCKLEY BROTHERS Livery stable, Paw Paw "
| II Michigan, is thelargest and best EQUIPPED oi
anv in the County Fine horses, new and elegant
| caTriaces 10 let Ofice and Stables northeast OF
Dyckman House, north side oil Oak sUeet'
| COuSTOCK 4 ROWLAND, Attorneys at Law
u and Solicitors in Chancery' Agents toI VI
Hartford and other Insurance Companies; oh.e
Main street, first door east OF the court nouse'
| Paw Paw, Mich. 49, ,,. o3e
| ID. T.. CoNsToCK .. w. hoMLAND. 80.
V,CKSON A. GIIDDEN. Attorneysand Counsel,
| j ors once North side of Main street, secend
| door wet of Post Office Paw Paw, Michigan. wa
| CHARLES l.. FITCH, Attorney, Counselor and
l. Solicitor. ONCE opposite the Court House.
Paw Paw. Mich. o<o
w B.HiTHwAY, VI. D.. Physician and sur
w econ, Professional calls promptly attend
ed. Onlce at his Residence, on Kalamazoo
Street, Paw Paw, Mich o''
r. pIBBLE. NJ. D., Physician and surgeon.
L.. CTce in Granger BLOCK.
r ,NDREwS NJ. d.. Physician ard Surgeon.
j Office over Kilburn IL Hudson's store, raw
Paw. Mich.
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South Haven Division.

cave Kalamazoo-Way Freight, 200 a. m :
Mail. 345 p. IL.
Arrive al South Haven at lo:2o a. m'' anu '''o
p. Ill. W.
rasve south Haven-Msil. $50 a. M. way
Freght3:l5 p. III.
Arrive at Kalamazoo at 1880 a. m and 5;4o p, III
coin West, pass Gobles' at s:25 a. m. and 4ioo
eoinr East, pass Coolies at 9;lo a m and 4AO
ID. II.
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About Bitter-.-At certain periods OF
life q tonic is a necessity; but there is danger
in using stimulants that Iniure the organs OF
digestion while giving temporary relief. To
obviate this. and present to the public tonic
free from alcoholic poison, DR.. Greene prepar-
ed the Oxygenated Bitters, sure cure for Dis
pepsia and all kindred complaints Sold every
where. JOHN +. HENRY. CURRAN X Co., pro-
prietors. a College Place, New York.
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VOL. XX. NO. IJ.
PAW PAW RAIL ROAD.

Trains from Paw Paw connect with the sams =
,.msd Trans on the Michigan Central hsilroau
at iawton, going east and west.
nv 40 LKAyEPAw PAW.
$50 A. M. returns from Lawton at a. M
S.4s a. m, Mail Train, east .,.A.oos,
i.s0 n M. Man west, and Way frelght cart
s.IS y ~. kalamazoo Accommodation eas.. -,
NV Trains return TO Paw Paw on oepar'u'e VI
Michigan Ien'f"' JOHN IHLING Sup't.
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EOR sale.

A nice homestead of four acres OF land, with
q coed Dwelling House, good well and also a
fine spring Of water on the premises. Two
acres of the land is in fruit. The place is a
desirable one, and will be sold cheap. Apply to
g89m3+ A. HARRETT,
Glendale, Van Buren County Mich.
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2Susiurss Garos.

pRvsByTERIAN. William Weleh - fas'of'
InSerDices. 10 10 A. NJ. and l-2P. NJ
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The following letter may possess some value
TO those interested in the subject discussed:
PAW PAW NIICH.,

GRAND HAVEN, MICH, June 18Th, "a.
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~ A. HARRISON, Banker, Paw iS,Tc law MRTsi Rusi
T.. gan, will transact general BanSlbTs bt dpsS, nS5
ness, ,v, reS interest on special deposits. Cellee
anu anu made at reasonable rates. Money to loan
sloIs sn. nre or more years on improved uninenm
hered Real Estate. o.
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Chicago and Lake Huron
Rail- Road.
TAKING EFFECT MARCH 18th, ls7i'
Eastern Divisions
Western Division.

I Trains do not stop except upon Signal.
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FTrains do not stop.
Trains do not stop except upon Signal.
, 1874-11-30
ClRoy1r Counr Or THE UNITED BrArEs. !.

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IT, IT, isa & e rsa II ;sa L
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pHlsc auction. tho property In said decsea
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81 = 's sss Fsi sss
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en- I hoaasrs ino Sssts. hsia ;Sstisa: sn
~ = + sss
lo;sns a@scsat ~ iii l5ae ss;:.d :ssee.
a sse. Il s s,s II. aP f o' Fort
The taElns aud conditions of said sso follows. to
ha s s e @ i. b i L ss s' .; Is
~ 5s % Fl @ % e poass ssds Il # ~ IT,
th3 ottea ot Ihe I'D Cona'i:oact ia i1as:
, 1874-11-30

eani'0' e@ii hssdy sa saansna D him m to 'ths ts
minority. Dr. Sullivan. also Of your city, has
been frequently noIoeG s ." H., likely to ho tho
Prof. 9oymonrs confirmation will oporate aganat
lin personally, uoIl.sy1npAthatlo with 1s,tualtsm
aB tho dlocoBo liz. DR.. Moab Hunt eohonok, now
uf st. An1l's Brooklyn, \, T.. ia we'll known also
whom It Stood on Jaoltson street. 1Io Ia . good
o1ntor, sounl oEurcilmht without befng otthor
ncgoctfnf Of form ard ceremony, or nndnly do
votod tlloroto, hoarty and popular In his rnat-
r1urs, a lovor Of = good noraot anu az Woa>shs
md fashionable family. Wore ho elected, aud
nhoud l,o accept, ho would be . very popular
Dtsl,o1, b,lt 1t IL doubted whother he womb ieavs
lliH church. eyon for tho bshopric.
OF tho Eaytorn candiantob tho Rov i. g..
Potter of Grace clurch N9~ xort ~ gty TOR
froauontly na1nnd. lilo is Of Couaor.attvo
PRACTICES and habits Of thought. and Ia popular,
but ts claspod nmong tho candidates who arc NOS
ambitious of con,1n; West. Ills nan,esaze, Dr..
nov tho successor OF nia grandfather III tho
PtoBtdonor Of Union College,, Schbncctadv. Ia
considered to hold similar bollofs, nnd III a man
wtloso executive ca1,ncfty hap been proyon in
highly thought OF. The Nolo Episeopari Is con.
and to bo tho only objection. Tbs lev. Philip
Droolu, of Boston, tho representative orator OF
o rather Low Church theology, would bo strong-
" supported, but, whe, approached Of, tho sub
jtcs 1T tho recent General Convention, Ae in
Understood 10 have Btated TINT hia
Eastern engagements would forbid him accept
lug this Blshofrtc. woro it offered to him. The
sano thing lnay 10 said Of tho lsov. Or. Hunting
ton. Of Worcester, MaBs., the author Of ~ Church
Unity. and other publications Of nose Ho Il
m oll-faallionod " Dshop.IIobart Churchman,
and would prove acceptable, but r,smor has IL
That, on balng interviewed, l,ko Or. Brookst ho
gayo tho aa'nu reply AMI reasons.
Although NO arc almost ua,on tho eve OF ths
Convention. no general opportunity for conaulta>
iilioly tint tho body will tnoot prepnred to can
yass without projudico tho merits Of Claims. moi
only Of the gentlemen mohtinucd above. bu
proEahly Of several now aspirauis a. preHent u1t
, 1874-11-30

Annual Report Or tito 0Rficcrs to the
G0y1rnOr of 1utii1+m1..
sueeial D.spateh to The CAttaao TRIBUNE.
1Sp1ANApoL1E, Ind., Nov. 29+-Tho annual re-
port Of tAe officers Of tho Purdue Agricultural
Univeraity. located at Lafayette. WAS filod NTH
Tho Governor yesterday. Tho institution was open
I'D for Tho reception Of students Sept. 10, 1874.
Entrance oxanlinations woro bold ten succeeding
days. a1ld thirty-uine applicants woro admitted.
Ninoteen havo since applied. soyen Of whom
failed to pass. aud five of tho Original
number woro dropped. leaving forty-Hix
studenta at preaon:. Tho expenditures
have been, for building, Si39559.63. There
is farmhouse, barn, dormitory, board-
ing-louBc, laboratory, and military hall. This
othor expenditures nako total OF $18D, ,Ga6. 20
OF Hhich $4,000 we,o pni1 for BGti
acres of lnnd There arc in Tic
banda OF the Treasurer $4,000 oi
1ippecanoo County bondy, nnd john Purdue
owns on Ills donation $4,000. due May next, ant
$4,000 each May for i've yensH. The value oi
tho cntiro donations, other than from tho Uuitet
States. is ss290, ,O0o. Tho fluid derived from thu
United States land scrip for endowment ia $500,
UOo. Interest in TronRurerH hands, 81, ,o9O.i2. Ths
increase in the currency value OF this fund si,tct
April O. 1867, ia 4264.42. Tho courac OF Htud,
In the institution embraces agriculture, cien,tB
try. civil engineering, physio, aud ulechanlca
engineering. THO pnHt RrRduate and apecia
colrsoa embrace engineering, natural history
chomtutry, motailugy, and physics.
, 1874-11-30
TELEGRApHIc BREVlTiES.

Tho MissigBppi Riyor at LaOtosae. Wis.,,
closed yesterday morning at 3 O'Clock, one day
later than last year.
IoDit has been selected as the site for tho nom
Michigan House Of Correction. Tho building
will be erected On traet OF go acres wost Of ths
city.
Tho uinter railroad bridge at Lacrosse. Wla,
upon which work has beun going on for aon,o
weeks, is about ready, tho pillng aoross tho main
chalinol being put in yesterday. Trains will
probably cross the bridge tomorrow morning.
4 New York Sunday pnpnr ssys William Garrt-
son, uatiye OF New Orleans, aud stopson Of
CApt. Tranzon, OF tho steRner aua7ia, was ro-
co'.tly held Tor CONSUMPTION in Germany. and
compelled to lc.vo German soil to avoid being
drafted.
1hs people Of Lacrosse, Wis. arc thoroughly
worked up Oil tho erasahopper question. Public
meetings hn?c hoen hold, committees appointed
for the dilroront wards, aud good work put in.
At meeting Of tho comlnitteoo Saturday night,
TO report Saturday work. 1t WAS shown that nr,
immonao amount Of bedding. mons. wosnon's,
aud chiltlrena clothing. and l,royiBions had been
donatod, aln1oat every house IN the city giving
for this worthy object. Abo1t $500 In money
Wera also subBcrlbod Oh Saturday.
, 1874-11-30
BLOOMINGTON.

The Lndlc.' L2s,rnry Fnir- Gospc
H1actlAaEHs
Special Utap1ieh To Tie thtenao I'4o"he.
B1ooM1suroN, H., Nov. 29.-fbe Ladtes Ii
bray Fair closod Inst night. and 1B pronounced
great uuccsaa financially aud othorSise. Voting
for proaonlH h, tho most popular persons e1clIod
moro iutcroat than anything Tint has
trausptrcd herc for yoara. and at.
trac.ed hundreds Of intorortod people 10
tho Opera-Hnuse, where at a luto hour lust night
tho polls were still opcn, and voting going OIL.
Thc result an follows: Most popular lawyer,
Corydon Weed over Oharien l.. Capen, svor not.
Mot popnn1 lady, 1lrs. Galltnor, tho
librarian, water set. Most popular minister.
t}lo Hos. ]. ". Dinsnno,o, socond prctby-
to;ian Church, over r. NJ. Bor1ls, First
blot!odiat. Ugliost doctor Oh record, Dr.. Thomas
F. lYurrcl, e1-prcslleut uf tho 6tate Medlcal
Aasoc.ntioli, who wa# presented with small pfg.
Corycon Weed was Heuluucct III mnck court to
"go1 up" feaat for tho taw,ctH and judgos, and
will do 30 In !lno style to-nlora owl cvenng al tho
pbtpnix Hotel.
Tha aoapol moctinga Of the Young hlau's
Christian Asuoclatlou closed tt-nighL with IN
iulmouso uuion meeting iii DNrlcy Hall, Which
WAS addressed by Mrs. Jonnio +. Willing. X. 4.
Burnol. of Aurora, and J. Y. Farweti. OF CHI.
caGo, OH tho sabtoct, " Decision nj RaliE'on. "
The nsxt town to bn laborcd with BY tho Exocu-
1.-Two Comm,1teo Of tho Young Mon'n Chrlu.iau
Association iB poutlac.
, 1874-11-30
J,EfSAEt.
Foreclosure S3taIts.


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u aa HTk, sct an!sss s1ss .ssS nosanaants 81 .one
s.'ss g. s ;s s5 s.
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con" VIE IT, IT. .3. II ~ Il II sfs Y
na.s;1 II Eais auction. lie :ad scfoo
a! a ss3 .s Essoa1 of shs ssta The 1s
$rssi Fl ssG' =;
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ss i NJ; aYs II iss; II dSs
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~ h,,v t staqo's; M i,ampnaSs pil,sas
.s ce.!ssy tegsss ie II :aasissaa aas ILL.,
u tlip
said t9ls ad brancua. lal1s ami preInses ritAar
thereof holonglnl 10 Wig spbcratutn5. and
far3Ft1n ami tcFerhnaJ, T1latHncr and tehisindurs
tt!ss uc9Hlu9 rEF6hss fHAts issueb htu ptu$ turo.
ot aud slkn vi to estate, right tislr. tutores rrnn:
esty posscsstoa claim Ind demand wha1soeTe al Hol1
same, nna my hnl dEey, part thereof with TIM .p-
turtdu:ccst o1ces$nH and rtserrnH. however. MI tho
!an1s WhIeh herttnss hhsc eun Ernhtsa 10 thu sai
Iats isNss fast sNh KailtanA Uamtan5 hy the Coa-
n IL ts nssa ID ssss q L a
to satd copay la payment for subscripuus
to a cspltal atuak oslar1ise ali Hhio aun lhnca
with thu exception af tho Ha5 Rights Of MAY aud
eatats heinhvfnss particularly aud spoaeAly
shoser 9ntancd Ill to !uoz@EaEo fofGcnsad by thu
utre In tho Aloro ohtitlNd callse.
~t: ~
upon liz, aucupt.nc o is Of toir bid ID sr aoitu on
aHannt SAID bid in cash. and ts seaainMH 9V sr
slall ho paid kucErcd utun tho nsulitun OF
dac deos for tlls said psorot}. by deIeit Ly
purchaser of tic tunA 81 lilo Untcu Stes GuFerincH
Y2aaI aaonn: WIN ssid saM # pr eent'n e ,ait
oontun td bill to be paid tato Ganrt tins wlol
required by tho Gulrt and within thirty ca,a alter auct
requirement. sns DH lnndn by order ot EoCprh 10 e
tered in th. tb said AuM nf 81 paf centn 10 bea
tsro4t q tho Eta 81 nos oontunl ar an1um fren, n
nf 1Ad saIe hong also thnt. unlcss thu sad p'rosto
sall Ay SKID daerrud rcellasH Rlonoy wtn ttry duy
nttot requirement shall hnrc Loon 1uadc as ares4d t
Baia tio9ernlcnt bnnas deposited ab Aforesaid sHl b
sold cunyeriod tnto loncy u in tho indignant Vt th
ties hsssnx rxhts III sait fnnn y hp eriye from iait
RAlo. viiANiGS !. NEp2lGSD,
LITTLE RocK. Ark, Huy. .. 1874.
, 1874-11-30
To tho Bonlholders Of the Rockford, Rock
Island l. St, Louis Rgilfoad Company.

IN the Uircut Court OF the United Sta tss Of America
Nprthora District u illinois, Wednesday, Nov. II. 4.
Tratsnt hs IIon. Henry W. 1!c4Ga. District Judge.
y. Ths Keokiof. lIsk fa!and + vi. Iaus ffatlFo.l
noltus lds tho Qrtqn anurstlle Railroad Cuiupnny,
and Fh!atisr L. Dabl1 tlafouAautsl-ta DhancaTy.
It fAtikAooti!J Appearing TO 4a 0ourt that aulonn Tho
ph3aots u hr atoTo sa II thu iuractosuto Ut mortgages
Rtsou to said A. rattoo os oil tho anhud.
r. eeeur. tru esout xszes af tho bnns Of thu aal
husk"rd. Na.x Inland ss, 1oui: tsultoad yuMIaur
orr u md beus ~ 70 h,tr tsspyatiso rhy. n1nitla
aad sstns St Hstatsty III hs ivai!s aud ast to hui.
Ura u said anS arc uincEhuE krAlteTad, nAr p tlo1n
residthta OF Gothny ta l:nrnis, as u largo oao!t
unxuoMn. oa nptaa ot lilo spiicor for un.plhua,t It
T. ordered " sEn Gnnst ehat natlao h9 sss 10 "a o
oau.u o. q 9af1rv aho ls sionaay d feGua ous
sent to this ulr for Aiu tloir rssnociiru rn,
tloh nud caima Of rtrr. my they hAye Or III drtauit
thorspE that aay viii bl 1oeld xtAd uo an N,nl.
tty With ohaF hOadhn3ss ti situated ays.t fortf
y satd htll ot EgnulssAt And ssher stisip thet
tai!y nswsanaE Il YsnSEai et.nnattsa pNoiao ,uspeo
n9!1, Nov York n tin btItu Ut Nav York aud Iprta
~ at4any ana u tyn AcHhpApess Of eonDf1l ceula-
tsea t"h!sme1 y W. 4J Ht ataia
f;orrnny, nV u "Itch sl,s b. daily nowspape the
= e a;st s.onday ot February. thotsand hum
Gransfurt ~ bs Ia tho 11r5uAn !auxuauu,
,yM. II. uRADLRY, CLERK,
LYNAs TauMuu11. aalaulSx tos Uaiuplsi1xus
, 1874-11-30
" ny Senator Morton Took No Fart In
thv Late POLITICAL Qan.nn.ru.

10 tho Eu,lpr oftht San Franetsco chron,c,a.
SIN: In au article pub!isilod In your uaper on
;ho 18th, tho following passage occurs Nor
lou the great chioftaln OF the Wost. mada ono
speech, All able Otto, al the opening OF tao os,u.
q''eu, and then deserted the fold on tho ples Of
lli-Leatn." From = careful perusal II yonr
,ls.os daily Tor tho luat year, do not thnk that
sou wiAb xi|ltuily to misropfeasat my ono much
people aa Ia Senator 1lorson, aud whoap exer-
lions In bohali of the n1ole country lave
been 90 graat au hly hnyo beon but from
:he tene Of tue paragraph 1t might bo thought
.ouhry by Withdrawing from the exciting scenea
et tho lato campaign. He came 10 this oolntry
1lout mouth ago unable to walk. 1Io has boom
It lhs Hot Spt4ngn Aere during all that time,
ND II you bad eoon four or tlyo men conveying
ai1n to aud from tho baths ~ l have yesterday
md to-day. you would come to tho conclusion
hat ill.health Haa no nero pratsxt. as your sr-
dcis would lead porsonA unaware OF tho facta to
mppoae. Tho boMator Ia now IN t4ir nAy ior
'<cogery, and lu the COURSE Of month Or 10
nors will undoubtedly 10 abe to teturn to hin
lnt,es al Washington ln huoli i atato Of health
- wiIt be 1T subject Of se1oolnR to hts trapds.
Eouls truly, 3. Il. J. B4uaaxox.
a4atA B4nAARA tua.}, Nov. II, liza.
, 1874-11-30
VESSELS PASSED PORT HURON,

poRr 11uaoN, Nov. 2a.-DowN-schrs Thomus
GAVIN. 0rpian 1oy, Guiding Star, D. 8. Austn. Onon.
daga, sainuel Cook, l.. Hauns, Col. Ellsworth, Fisz.
AuHll, aan Diegn Lcn Ellsworth, Trenton, scid cass
props Gould, Toledo, blanchard, Anna Ioung.
WlND-Nor.hweet, light knowing hArd,
ponT Hunoa, Nov. 25.-DowN-props YIN. =,
0laYts, Annie srish, Arctic; schr seaman
tp-l'r1p U4Wcgatcne.
wlHp-5oulhwts!, rsry Light. Weather IT'LL cloudy
showing has ceased.
SuJcfa{ NiItn1teh 10 Tia Chicngs Trfhuns,
ronr HURON, Mch.. Nor. 2o.--DowH-p Chaun-
cy, nuriGoEt star Clason zebra 4. ". Lucky, Lii
lla Pratt,
uP-trops Potomac, Java.
WlNp--Wsat gentt. Weather Ane.
, 1874-11-30

CINCINNATI. o.. Nov. "a hro ut Eminenco,
Henry County, n.y., yesterday morning. doatroy-
cd the splendid stock-Htabos, together viii,
thirty~eight horses. belonging to Galloway i;
Cortland. Among tho horaoa lost wRa Halnble-
tonlan Star. LoHs. 1000; insurance, $1,000.
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4surciai Diapatth II 1ht Chieaoo 7ribnnr.
CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 29.-There are lively
t;,nos 1t tho river landing. Eighteen ssenmera
wens out yesterday OH tbs riaa. Io-day tho inl-
nlenaa coal 1oets from Pittsbnrg aro arriving.
They coWpriss G2 tow-boata and 500 bargea md
boats, containing 7, ,8U2, 900 bushels bong what
nany 10 torn1oa good-Aizol run. OF this coal
tisro Is A.l27 900 bushels for Cincinnati, 2416,-
900 busls!s for Louisville. 3.65o, 900 buaheis Tor
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FRANCE.
ptkFhHS-t
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

MUNICIPAL ELEcT1oSB.
PAn1s Noy. 29.-Tho municipal elections uere
held in this city to-day, with the following re-
Hnft: Radical candidates elected. IS: Moderate
Republicans, s Conservatives. II. Second bal
lots will be required in a.x llztricts.
1oU1fER.
Rouher appeared before tho Judge Of Iuatruc-
tion Saturday, aud was examined for several
honrn In regard TO his alleged connection with
M illegal BonapArtat Committee Of appeal TO
ths people.
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CANADA

\ FEw HALLWAY COMPANY TO nE INCORPORATED.
OTTAWA, Can, Nov. 2o.-Notice la given in
tho Official Gazette that application will bo nude
at tho next aesslon Of the Dominion Parliament
for an act to incorporate railway company, with
full powera to construct, Own. an d operate line
OF railway from Rod River, iu tho Province Of
Manitoba, to some point In British Columbia, on
he paoifio Cod6t
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ST. Lou1s, No., Nov. 29.--Iho official count Of
the stase t!okot slves Hardin, Democrat, for
Governor, OF ,402 lafority. Tho vote On tho
Constitutional Convention with tl,reo coultioS
to hcar from, gives 1103 majority Tor a Convon.
tion. It Ia not uulkoly, however. that this may
be Hwopt AwaY, and still ths Convention carry BY
= few hundred,
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FIRES.
IN THE CITY.

Tho bursting Of q kososonc lamp in tho dwc}l-
ing-houae Of #. J. Atkinson, No. a Hubbart1
street, at 6:15 last evening, caused fire which
damaged tho furniture to the extent of eGU0.
The property Is insured in tho Home, Of Now
York. No alarm was given.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW Yonx, Nov, %, ~ Arrlyod = Htean3era
Deutchland. from Dremen Bolivia, from Glas-
yow.
=, LIVERPOOL Nov. o8.-steamshlps Ohio, from
phtisdeiph's. and Weatphala, from New York,
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ptGnALLI I'LL.
LoNnoN, Nov. 29.--IAe Observer akys Disraoll
In too III to leave town, aud is unable to attend
to business.
VIOLENT STORM.
LONDON, Nov. 22.--A storm OF great violence
prevailed to-day on the coast Tho bar Veteran
was driven ashore and besafne q total wreck.
Eleven OF her crow wcro drowned. Many other
CASUALTIES are reported. with heavy lons Of hfo.
LONDON. Nov. S0--530 =. MA circular lotter
from Archbishop Mnuning wua road in all the
clnring that all persons who do not accept tho
dogma Of Papal tufalltbility ceasa to bo Casho-
lies.
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NO CURE. ~a
NO pAI!! .D1s AGEIla

3u0 HnUTIl CLAnK-HT., UnICAuU,
Mas b. asnsaltod possea4!y Or br pe!l e Charge
on eolxA 10 tho city No ~zrsAnta ouras Of do as
Uihas hVafs. W. M % Va mi alndAra igu.n "a u
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Archbishop hanning Declares that Ill
Catholics kust Maintain the
Dogma Of lnIaliibility.
D0Ckray Comfortably Quartorod at
Santandcr.
Revival Of the Canadian Pacific Railway
Scheme.
SPAIN.

SPAIN.
nooKnAy'B TREATMENT.
WAsn1SoToN. D. c., Nov. 29.-Tho Secretary OF
Rtate has received telogzaphic communication
from tho American Minister 10 Madrid ntating
that Dockiay'a accommodations In Santander
hare hecu Tie best possible. l1a las boen
allowed to walk about lie citv. subject to polsco
auryolanec, and has been cal afully provided for
rs to board aud clothing.
THE ARMY.
MApn1n, Nov. 29-1t ~ suil that tllo army now
numbers 40lU10 mon, fully armed, and there aro
A., ,DOl tnnp Eulting for arms ordered from thu
Unitcd Statoa.
NEkEAgEp.
New YonK. Nov. 29.--A dispatch from, London
states TINT acGahan, tho Ne,cid correspondents,
haB beon roleasod from prison by tho Spanish
ausaoiltios Ut the instance Of It's American
Atiniater,
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A Valuable Discovery.
DIR. j. r, M!Ll.EI. ptaoticlns pbysclan At 337
6prucss.. Fhtlasaphix Pa, haa daGatorod that tls
w. nafznn; sah ~: ho".she :s ~ pfs.
noetor e " Lord sMltn 09 e Y uhteaza
= n xItrt ~ & t1at1xr 4. d Z, /.
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We Inadvertently wrnte Coprrnfons. instoad OF
1oti!eo. In Tho articlo published yestotdsJ moSo-
lug reyiowtng Lord Actun'b )ottor.