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1910. 1874.
TINE TESTS THE MERITS OF ALL THINGS.
Thirty years IS certainly long enough time TO
prove the efficacy OF any medicine, and that the
Paln-Kileri5 deserving OF all It's prOprlctors
claim Tor It's amply proved BY the unparalleled
popularity It has attained. It is a sure ana IF
fcctlye remedy. II is sold In almost every coua-
try ia the world, and it needs only to be known
to be priced. and It's reputation as a medicine
Of great virtue, is fully ana permanently estab-
llohed, Itij the great family medicine OF the
age. Taken internally, it cures dysentcry,
cholera. darrlml cIamp ana rain in the
stomach. bowel complaint painters collie, liver
complaint. dyspepsia, or Indigestion, sudden
colds, sore thr,ot ANA coughs. Taken exter-
nally, II cures r;lss, bcls, fcluns. cuts, burns.
scalGs, oil sores AMI opralns, swellmgs OF the
joints, ;9utnochc, p.in in the face, neuralgia
and rAeun tl.m, cnaqpci hands, frost bitten
!UCt, dc.
Pain is supposed to be tAc 1t Of ts poor NOR
tails, as inevitable d. death, and liable at any
time TO come upon Us. Therefore, 1t Is mpor-
ttut that remedial agents Should be at hand to
be used ON emergency, when we are made to
loci the czcruclutng agony II pain, or the de-
pressing influences Of disease. such remedial
exists In Perry Davis "PaiH-Klller," the fame
Of which has extended over all the earth. Amid
the eternal ices otthe Polar regions, or beneath
the lnr1icrGble and burning suns OF the tropics
its virtues al known and appreciated. And by
il suffering humanity has found relief from
many gifts Ills. The effect OF the Paln-Killcr
upon the patient when taken Internally in cases
| Of cough, cold, bowel complaint, cholera, dys-
eHtery, and other affections Of the system, has
lo'n truly wonderful, and has won Tor It Il
name among mcuical preparations that can
never be forgotten. It's success in removing
/ pain, as an external remedy, in eases Of burns,
/ bruises, sores ana sprains, cuts, stlngs OF III
sects, &c, ana other causes OF suffering has Se-
/ cured FOR it the most prominent position among
! lle medicines o. the day. Beware OF counter
! .rltS and worthless limitations. CAN for Perry
/ Davis Vegetable Pdiu-Killcr,and take no other
/ - sold by Druggists and GrOcers
feb2Twlm
The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-13
puEUMATIsM- NEURALGIA.
FACTS SWORN TO.

FACTS SWORN TO.
Dr.. j. p. FitlUr, being sworn, says Il gradT-
ated at the University OF Pennsylvania IN 1883
and after 30 years experience, perfected Or
Filters Vegetable Rheumatic Sylup. guarin-
tee II an infulliuble cure i0r Nerve, Kidney pnl
Rheumatism diseases.
Sworn 10 this 26th day OF April 1871.
f. \. OSBOUkN, Notary Public,
PHILADELPHIA.
We clergymen were cured by H. and VIII sat-
lsfy any one writing us-llcy. Thomas Murphy
ID D., Frankfort, PhiId Rev n Ewing, Media.
Pa Rev buchanan, Clarence, Iowa; Rev G
q Smith, rlttsford, y Y; Roy Joseph Beggs,
Falls Church, Phila etc.
The aililctcd should write Dr. Filter, Phila.,
for explanatory pamphlet and guarantee, gratis.
$50 reward for an inCurGblc case No cure no
charge, a reality. sold by all druggists.
febl1dNW4Wl
The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-13
DR. sAGEs CArARRH REMEDY

Cures by its mild, healing properties, TO which
the disease yields when the system has been
put IN perfect order with
DR.. PIERCE'S GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY
blood and system, which are always at fault,
also TO act specifically, upon the deceased
glands Of the nose and It's chambers. Catarrh
Remedy should be applied with
The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-13

nNAGS.-We sell Dennson's Tags to
Printers md StAtOucrs at Dunnison's
lowest wholesale prices.
GLOBE PAPER 90.
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ctrLENDD * UNPARALLELED TRlUMPns
The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-13

"Ay, verllyw
The monarch thought, and straightway
bought
The costly goods, and for the loom
Prepared n certain secret roOm
Here Tor long weeks, the masters wrought,
And when the web was done, besOught
The kings survey.
The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-13
NODE OF TRIMMING

The most useful, and, indeed, the most
stylish bonnets for city wear are those of
black chip, trimmed with white or colored
flowers. A model Of these from the best
French house is in Charlotte Corday shape,
with the brim turned down all around,
, 1874-10-06

Srtcsai Diayach 10 The Chicuqo Tribune,
NEW ORLEANS, 1sa.. Oct. 5.-lnforlnatlon hnB
been received hero that. on tile arrival of n com.
pany Of United States troops at st. Aartiusyillc,
body Of tho Wbito League. who Ind boon un-
der arms nj TINT place, left aud went to Broa,lx
Br!dge. 10 1ilca distant, whore they arc now with
four pieces OF artillery. Wllat tluir intentions
aro is unknown.
Tho Advisory Board Is Mt work making changes
IN the Assistant Registrars aud p1acoH Of regis-
try. Gov. Kellogg has called tlloir attention to
tho fact that le lus information that tho ,Iaepub-
llcanH in st. Aiartinsvillo arc being prevented
from registering on account Of intimidation, aud
i1tinat,i1g that ha considers tAis violation of
tho compromise agl conent.
Tho hloTcport Times Of tho Cd eavg: mo
compromise will bo had in Mouth 1.olliBiann'
Tho Democratic Parish Convention orCauizod
Today by clecing Mr.. c. H. Mar Permanent
PRESIDENT. Tho body ia composed generally Of
MI excellent class OF ci.lzena. An adjournment
way had until IL Tomorrow, without going into
nominations. Messrs. Wilt, Leeds, and Daiaa
nro the most prominent candidates for Mayor,
with thu "hailces in favor of Wiltz, tile proso1lt
1ncnnlbent. The candidates for Shrieyalties aud
CoronefshpB are legion.
WHITE LEAGUENs LEAVING.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 6.--The Times publishes tho
following, dnted Now Orleans laAt night; :Qoy,
Kellogg received information tlltH evening that.
upon the arrival OF the United States troops nj
Coushatta. some 6tkeon White I.eagners who
were engaged in tho recent murders Of Republic
an oeificaholdels, loft town md lied 10 Arlausns
aud IexaA."
, 1874-10-06
a Marslaps PosBe in Pursuit Of the
Offenders.
Wnrlilze D demonstrations in St.
MH.etinsville, La.
No Nominations for City Officers in
New Orleans. =
Rbrort Of Gen. Ogden, Commander Of
tho Anti~Kcltogg Forces.
TEXAS.
u1TtzESa DRIVEN oUr ~ MONTAGUE COUNTY ny
O1tTL1Wa.

TEXAS.
QTtzESa DRIVEN our " MONTAGUE COUNTY ny
OUTLAWS.
ST. Lours, Oct. 6.--Tho Globe has apoctn1
from Denaon, Tex, Which Bays: "On tho
night Of Sept. 25. twenty-five or thirty armed
hnd mannod men, riang blankoscl horsea, Visited
Thomas Boyd, at st. Joseph, Montgomery
County, and called on Wnm Stone, vino with
lila fa,uily boarded With Boyd to como out.
Btono rofused whcronpon ho was Informed tllas
thore WIS body OF mon nonr by wAo intended
10 llaag lin II he did nut leave tow, within
twcuty-four hours. The party then visited
several other houses md mnde similar
denlnnds upon tho inmates. Tue next duY
deputy Unitod States Marshal i. II. ltallon1au
end several other uuitel Siatos ol1lcors arrived
lt St. Joseph, nud found 5lonn md others pacll-
Ing thoir wagons. preparatory to leaving, and nc.
coTpnniod them l5 miles Oh thoir journey. nud
oamped with tllesn tho first night keeping cut
plcliets to provont surprise, us tho intention
was to follow and murder them. Yesterday 4
refugee atYcarcd before United States Commits
aioner Chnrlcs Maurice and filed complaints
agninst twenty-five me,nbe,B Of lilo gang, whom
ho could identity. Warrants were issued aud
placed In tic lintti]a Of Deputy Marshal Wright,
WHO, with posse Of armed mon, loft Donison
last night FOR Montaeuo County to nuke arrests.
Tho demonstration against Stone mud tho othors
was to prevent them from npI caring In court
rs 1Sithesacs against certaln partius.
, 1874-10-06
0bitIlary-Thc Dtalee of a4ciliator.

/.
The Most Nublo Augustus Frederick Fitzger-
aid, Duko Of LoicBtor, ireland. lIlcd yesterday at
tho aye Of 50 years. Tho Into Duke of I4ciHtor
WHO was during many yoars " lrtlaud's only
fourth Of tho illustrious l,ogso OF tho Coral
dincs, who passed from italy to Nor mandy and
thence into England where he BECAME no gruat
excited tho joa!ouav Of tic Saxon Thames,
Maurice Fitxgearld, his heir. was tho patriarch
Of tho llizh Gornhllnca lie lnndcd IN tho Green
lslo in tho year LII. and from him layo d.
secluded limo Of patriots, soldiers, CounEelors
Of State, and also somo formidable Gcbols against
British rnlo, tho IattcrolasH including the la!nca
Of the famous "Silson Thomas and Lord
Edward Fitzgerald, who died of wounds which
lie received in resisting arrest upon charge Of
Ligh troason. OIL tho 4th Of Jnne, 1908. THO
nob!oman just nnw deceased wag Premier Duke,
Marquis, aud Earl OF Ireland. IIo married. q
daughter Of the Earl Of Harrington. His eldest
sou, tho MargutH OF Kildare, will succeed to tho
DukeIom.
, 1874-10-06
Lump. gl,tiaE Extrs.ord injury.


The Manchester papers have tho following:
"some engineers in III den have js,at coutriyed an
Ingenious pcco Of mechanism, which has already
beon adopted IN aolno Of tho public buildings aud
streets Of Heidelberg. Tie object is to provide
for tile Simultaneous lighting Of tho gos-ligl,4s Of
tho town.: This llas boen done both in raris and
with ps In tho Albert Hall by tho uso Of MI
electric wire, but tho lortnan engineers llayo i'll
vented q method moro binlplonnd durable. Their
npFaratas can to atiixoa equaE'y to all gas-jots.
ana i, 10 nla1e toact nut by any special n,eci,an-
ism, but simply by the Increased proaBuro Of tho
gas which {s always laid OH from tho gagomotcr
wlion the Jumps should bo lighted. Tic ono uct
Of turning on the gan at tho main igntes 1t ut all
tic burners lifted With tho now apparatus. In
achieving this result tho designers did not rsn1ly
obtain any very, 'practlcal advantage over tho
method Of ignition by electricity. But they
pushed tls invention still further, and havo
provided that whou tho pressure is diminished Mt
tho mun tho gas chi either be totnlIy oxtil-
gniBhcd or let dowo to thread. It is chiefly in
lilo lighting Of tho Btreets OF town that tho i'll
ventlon wilt bo OF practical .16e. Directly tho gas
in turned OIL tho whole city will be simultaneously
illuminated, and when in the curly morning tho
pressure il reduced tho light may bo totally ex-
tnlguiHhod or gradually diminished"
, 1874-10-06

Tho Virginia CITY, (Noy.), Enterprise adds tho
following 10 its long list of curious storics |:
no Khntetrecu about the hotel ut tho Genon Hot
sprinEH aud why mono can DO grown ttsoro, iH
TINT the ground is too hot FOR thom. It IL said
tbut upon digging through tho ti.lu surface soil
snl,strntam OF hnrl eart!l-catlod Il hard -pau-
is found. This ID q or . feet in thickness, and
upon digging through it almost anywhere in tho
Meishborhooa, boiling hot wator IL encountered
On account Of this Bubtorlanean lako Of llot
water trcou Of no Eiul call 10 mado to grow III
tho nolglbolhood. Soil enough for tho nonrisl-
mens Of lle trees cal.not lo collected upon tho
nnrfaco, and tho momont their roots paps
through tho Hubstratum they are in hot water
and aro cooked. BY sinking nh arteuia1, vol In
this place there could doubt!uHH bo obtained a
fine fountain Of hot water, but If It wore desired
necessary to have them mado OF cast-irou."
, 1874-10-06
Array vi Counsel IL, t7ac IErcc scr.Ti1.
tOil i4tt,c3 StaEt-i EisnIlEe OF V0nlfc to
F3r AND1tt.fi Enr.

Array vi COunAcL IL, t7ao IErcc1lcr.Tf1-
tOh i4if,c3 Stats-A d;last1lge OF Vunnc to
f7o Applied Enr.
NEw YonK, Oct. 5.-Tha Brooklyn Arn..,
spoaking Of tho Indictment against Ts!tou mud
Atonl:ou. says: ''.rEo nrray Of counsel III tho
Tilton case IL unuHnalty largo. Roscpe Conkllng
has accepted lotafner, nnd will sum up tho
cnso. William n. EvAits d. +. Tracy. join X.
Porter, ". Q. Bartlett, John Graham, mud T. y.
Sherman will asHist Alr. Conkiing. TIle list of
Tilton's counsel il said not to 10 complete. Sem
ator Carpenter, OF WISCONSIN; Daniel Doughorty,
Of plihdalphla, aud David Dudley Field aio
mentioned.
Alr. Moulton has secured Judge Fullerton a1-
though Gen. Dutinr will take tho loud in tho
case and rcraonal!v appear. hlr. Deacll will
most likely yappeAr also.
a motion will be nlado for 4 cllango Of yenllo,
This is II mattor in tho discretion Of the Court.
A molion.wil bo made for ccrtiurari to carry
tho case before tho Supreme Court. This, wo
believe, ls motion Of right and Ill effort will
then DO nlado to remove tho caso to Albany or
WcBtcilcstor. It Is Thought tho trial will take
p'aco III fortnight, mud it will probably last for
three or four weeks.
Tilton all Moulton hive boon notified Of tho
indictment found against tllem for their alleged
llho's aud alalller Of Alr. 3occhor. Bail In cach
caHo ~ boen liked ut e3.0O0, Which ouch will bo
required to furnish Tomorrow.
, 1874-10-06

stato mixed at 8o@02ilc, on track and ahont;
and wiliso At 81 l@}03Lo.
Rye heavy nul hi moderate domnnil Ealcs
hro !, ,6u0 bi Htnto at E2c, ntlnat.
Cofn firm, md In good demand. Tho exsrotno
prices asked for lilo futuro checks D.ssl,eBs.
Tho nalea aro 1Na, 900 bn +; Wootorn ,nixod al gGD
l71(c, tho inside price IN store; do white at
81.0bm't,03; do yolow al D7l1Gau3o.
Lard isin moderate supply md quill nrr. gatea
of 120 ten city at 1H(c; 100 tcB fair nnw Wcutvrn
st 1aelo ioo ten good Cd ads Do at l4;fo Tor future
14H6f0lj14o 25n tcs, ecllor nj! tho yoar. WAS ru.
moied at II, 13@lcc; 1155so s tho nominal price
for Be|or six months.
1ltc martot il, bcrtl,-froighta and by chartor
VIVA very quiet with rntos without noticeable
cllargc. Fur gtain accomlnoda,nn no noso only
light inquiry, with ratcs 1@115c luwer. In tho
charloling limo s',oro wns very littIo or nothing
loi,u mud rntoa ronntncd m boforo.
Whisky III mototate. :.alcs of 200 brla.
, 1874-10-06
M, Ad.,,ircr at .5oh1, Bright,

Tl,e Birmingham Aesus Btatos tAut, ua 1Tr,
urigs't ('flth Mrs. aill Mss Bright was walking
o', tue sala gu sept. H. ho WINS aroost cd by 10
csl =, tG,lnelsmith who said to him, bolioyo yon
J2hu bright" said tho right honorable n,ol.lbor.
Thon. Baid tho smith. i should like to Bl.ake
llaAda with you" "Why?" was arr. Dsights ro-
1olnder. :" Because consider you to bo tho
Etoatest man in England" "Woll," slid alr.
doubt ar," rol,lsod tic nu,i.l,, ibut noyortl,.
less should like to Ray had ahaken hands with
yc'!." !" vory woll," sail Mr.. bright, "yoIr
VI ws!l silall ,bo gratiael." Iloy thoroupon had u
s1 Bake , o. tte hands, tho smith taking oil H hat
%i1h hlh Ielt hand. 10 l,se 'ltH own norils. "lla
dsd Eiyct tie right honorable gentleman good
, 1874-10-06

Inc Japan Gazttie OF Aug. "a ilAA the follow
ing: "alanY r!cu nud vegetable folds Ilaya locu
!a'd waste " volcano rear lzanl.ra, which las
nset. ae,sivs'y eit:agcd III vomiting forth fire aud
hnsoke 1Gh INTO tho atr. Ono hundred uud eight
,, houkas wsre buried by falling sand Fur a .s. pe.
tlot Or ton days the iliucAarEo of aBlon contin-
ned, viii, uaahatea fury. Ihroo mountains roso
1' irGm pla1 gon ono covering an atah Of ~ Hlaro
fso,n Tho oeqan 1900 by 480 Yards .nr,ara tu ana
o0nueois with tl.e uoxat,h '' ~44"N"' "1"
, 1874-10-06

NEGRO coNep1n ncvru 1r.7r-,,-n
q r o1AA -
B,au1ort . r. ts.n, ~, ro.x..,o,..
"s"'0'f' D. = 'seo'' ~ correspondence Of the Seu
e. 1ofs sun
olnce io6o beaufort County, s. G., has bcon
undcr the heel Of the Radical party. Her seuu-
tora r,o,rooor+,,;ro, ,,,a .a..,.t.. 49,,
oo,,oro l1v ,,1ac,, nav .,>aa,, oan. one'aa afe
b,,t,..r ~ s.,,a,n. ,.s..s ,.: s14'oe - ea'pes7
oassel " 7ca.a"ag worms h1H way into some
subordinate place. On clection-ttnyH tho pos
arc crowded with blacl; yotors, few determined
wlitoB being present to caat vn,o for tl,o uhau,
ui.ror" When tho rotinr no,1a,o,, M s' !. ;nn Dss,
ol"cAs TO one "h'te 1t ~ not "u'prla'ug that 80
iew Th1:ca arc inclined to choose where tho1o in
indeed ITO choice.
:, Beaufort County is one Of the most fertile Sec
ttonH OF tho Ssatp md tia land. vail for .n,,,
Tho richest ihlands and plantations are iars.nIv
owned hy loerooB, With Mi tiaae sIvo"t s,sas
they aro IN ercnt aud hnye ssv bnen No far tv
monins sa1a .o,a anoy hayo formed into companies,
pafaoo m ,aeeteIy sometimes openly md indulge
y H. softanlo TILL ~ ct the whites, threaon
ti,ore Mi not bs Wa nnn s'stor afE a T1H,, ta
MThas, gses an1 ~ iu.os WI a' boons to the blacks.
inoEe is Ddt a. O. handful !eft Of whites, aud wo
ean e hoon suel1 thcm o'lt IL fnvorito boast. a
WHY ym uass aGo eMo negro eompa''les met Ut tho
1,Is 1n,niaso ot bt1"hton IN this county, to parade.
49,, "S 1a1o uspato thoy pitched into tlsticuH
nin., nusa nuItles !e''ss about equally matched.
Att9f a tae hfst eScltonent "ah oyor tAoy dlscoy
ueou In , tMa. eno wtes mefS roaliy tho persous to
n.,," ~, a,I ,oa.aMlln tAoy ptocoeaca to
ra. 1t'ne aa assnue upon lh9 person Of slr. loE.
anaI Mor'hy citl2on o. tho last accounts was be-
9 1Seuniis a'o from tuolr Afa1estleB. Mosos and
ofsn1; ~.
l., hu-hinxiam has never been evon whispered
occutiea ss horo hut sLoy wero commttrl upon
tAb WhlleBt Alu tho black 1nurlorprh stalk tho
, 1874-10-06
TIL. NEW ORLEANS UPRISING.

1.n ru,, ~, o'nA.'' ,aa'''..e eoA"A"p'
ur.non.rrrns ors.1.v. aoncn ,,a ~.
"~o~"A A4o A,ouaht1ha .I,t 1f STATE MILITIA,
oar = ev,, - az" oa1EASs' Sept. IT. {
~ 49,. i 1ns.,' H. - ~ ......r.,
ootoS1e: na'o lho Aonof TO report, that on
Aonoay. Sept. II, at p. M, upon the uprising
Of the citizens OIL masse, mud Immediately on re-
Act;nr Govo,un, ,,nr;,a a.vl. H. '4aoue.oos' iohn
nfca,, s- aIaD.' 1u.l.' NV te'apofasY absence
IVY. m'Enety, ., appo'lithe me- Ma)or-acnoral
commanding the State militia, aud in pursuance
Of his orders to assemble my troops I ut once
proceeded to form a dofcns;vc linn - h,.t,a ~.
i,oyJrus atrpot NV wifi rns+;n ~, ~ 49,, a'A'o W
my left on Carotlolot etreo~with the intouto',
OF throwing tho ctY into u military camp, Tor The
ioreess 6'4AS oAs''''A"'A'' 'no ota1e
With counondablo alacrftv tha fo1,ow,nc c,,,-
mauda reported at my Headquarters Oh lan.p, ann
An h;fo," sto; statoj w; ~, i;,. f. :, ;,nru..u
formed On pnv;Ira atrcst ~ ~ -, ueIes @ TaH
nnicr comn,nn ~ ~, ~ = l},a, E. u,'' .ne I'sne,
Of Companies A. B. G H. and e. Cres.ant spu'sesnS Gitg
Flood ArSeas Slloo and S.e1,ar " onpsa'
oi hv ona .monor' 1, nna nx4l,n .olniae snppofe
jeyee to Tchopninu s asrc,t oA'oAoeo ifoia LIE
rio centros co"nnsed 1Js' NJ tho conn,o,.a ~
frun, rpnp,,tnui.a 10 aau,,, anu rns "stehnns
uth tia coumam,1a - ~ ntn yai nnssos ene leae'
and yn,tier frare r, ~ naa !" r nua1,l tonntaon'
Col. John O. Ancoii was nr,]ored nv '1,oeSI mo !,
tahG TlOH Inn an ~ Fhurfou .fr,ot ,,La,,o
.r0y " elsrd asalnst attack trom the Cen-
Nal 5 @ oP Pp ta Gesoaelot aos atadt, ,
company n Tiart nic"rdao,, m..a
Camp md no,ornnr ~ ntaee mset On Tue eorner OF
of tGe acmy Goon 1o e.feots % eneek any adyanc
ptreota. o"o''s w way OF ofaftses anu camp
ennnnricd q H. ~ suoioman,s conpany q artillery
Tap,o TT"ptur.oa ~ Suction 0, Cioscens City White
t;a'T hra15 u;or 5eonnna1td OF Tint traaty e,dot
, 1874-10-06
Vaudry, and y. Capt. Lord, down tho ,opon lovce
and street, dilvtnE baok tito onomy and cspt,1r-

Vandry, and p. Cant. Lord, down tho opon levce
and street, dt1ytng baok tito onomy and csptur-
ing l,ia guns.
a., to s'n,e a,c,t I'mn company ., Capt Buok
company q. cant. hlIpatrtck, ard commands Of
Capta' Al1o'f, SlfofAhiio, AndtePs. and Flrod,
chargod aowt: Etollt, p"tora and Tohonpftou1ns
htrne!s. forging tho o'lemy eomplotoly from bB
position, 10 tnls fosnlt Ma1, ]: D. Hill con.
trlblltrn bY stthe1y w'thdFswa! Of hir command
terlnly ~ driving tho 1letropoituns from their
la;t = Htal'a: i1
ln tle uehnthc Capt. a. u. Pl!llips was or
WIZ, !" ~ WIFI, WIFI m la.,s .'osonat On tho onemys
right, III WHICH 10 wRs nsBistea by Capt Tan
t11 niaot.a command aud por!on Of tho st. John
.hn,, .e - t1oEo. M no met anu dthlerAe!l body uf
n,,.a aI .. su Goser ol Charttcs md Custom
J n9"se @ s'teots' analaR two Killed all lroa wound
~ ~ "nu t"e. letnr'ou to hts former position IL,
'A1 ~ G..a''n sa.' u. say !'.,o.
nt.ar removing tho eanturoa guns reaumotl
y n..et.M' ,oaito, Win llo tntonlloi1 Of rs-
tta a'H aol ", a'iYahco GAriY tlio next dnY npnn
ste ohenys etronghulu below Canal strcet; but
~ e'.ap!eto I'll my opinion, WA tho de,nuraliza
s s,uI VI wy enemy IRON tho nct1on Of MundnY,
os,f"nco .,.11, o. which Ind recoiscd during the
aaEns rom G'Il2oh3 nilu hosdlorH nctivo II, our
n"nH So;roporatea ny te s'arfo,hor to my cont
' n,. VI urge nnd!es Or aiot.opolttahB. Tint the
o.p.Mto ou. o. theso II mstronsholdh hoe'ho'l but u
Insns"" tm % .! u.I.. re- rfcas 'lla capture. COL
AnEe.!, A.lp}'oftea NY Gapt. colstnans artillery,
M1F ofanlea 10 mnVo Forward early III tho mor'I-
.,ts.1 T.. IL t'3 ".''.t~ ~" tortt."H otG"-
p9eq ~ t1e commands Ut Gal'tB. Mitchell Sand
MGtntyse;
':s ns ~ ooa9 70 d. m, lol. Angel was III pos
Feaslon M % Q; az tlIn cn"1ya important roi'ls ha~
10y Ganai street, having received n'atollsl as-
s'1sanso ~ thls movement from Capt. Machecu.
lntnsal1an OF tl'as fo'i''t was im,ncdtaln'y
tlaI'hn.it'eh 20 Your heaufnattcra Tho 1G-
1. u!spaseu ny Co. AhSol'. togotiloF Will the
Et,hth1tty u h'H otl'eers as''a mon IN efectin1
tneso in caplarea' merit tho Highest conln'enda-
''1"'
taRo pleasure In manttonng tho prompt
opoa!ehco TO al orders ana tile heroic ssoinn to
auty sno"n bs oilcers aud 1noii throughout my
otir,io command. ...
=, ften 11o ns.'lre or ta action it waa not possl.
9le FOR ail my forces to have becn engaged; but
TO not hesitate to state t!lat, lad tho necessity
at1eon. alt wonEi AaVe ncsed equally vol. :.
= must btato ehas where auch humorous oiIcra
u ny Were letaefea Dy cltiZens It would be tnl-
possible in report Of this kind to make indiyid-
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tho oustom-1Iousc. II .iB th[a dcpar!mont
with wlioh hnvo boon CONNECTED. I
aa' na m used man my to Spcs ay an fa oso Il" sssf e1oTG
in tho caucuAog." 11r. Simmons describes tic
usual plan OF operating the CAUCUS aud manip,l-
lating itn votea, a,,d N:',Ias "rho power Of The
in election time: This Ia tho way III which It il
operated III Butlor's interest All officer enters
iquor-storo and ankD to 300 tin doalcrs tlconHc
Genorally everything Ia correct. Tho question
sT so[eD oT o asoat a.sra 01 as hho
quontly dealers III olties lavo on hand
noarIy 600 boxes that nro cmpty. Thon l!ae
Ia given that tlioy had hottor look ont for them
osrefl,l!y. All th!s y done posennty, eHpocie,y
officer mauages to drop tho auggcation that poH-
atbly another call vii! ie made In t1av Two.
lsomark Is also ma1ot incidentally, tint cntcns
y coming of aoon. aud m invitation II given to
thom thom to como down anil bring their f'ianda.
Doators. particularly country dealers, have IL
great drcal OF law and Of Government olicorH;
tho hint Ia usually Buffictent and tho expected
force ~, ~ Ga o., hand. bntlor doeA not caro-
Butlor'b interests: lie saw rlaing Politician
10 him, lnalo his bid. md got him. 1t tho tsao
was engaged 10 travelling through tho State in
nutlor'a interest was IN consultation With NIL
tho leading Dutcr mon, md t la not to bo as-
Aamod that did this work without instructions.
noTor waa called upon to uso much money.
Government oillco was .rotont enough. Tic
main m e5penseh 40 for 'carriage-hro. Il
OF darker character tinn havo revealed aro
to como to light. I slant oven hoaitate to
touch on tho Colioctorship fight, tho Southern
oontrsctss H. y. P Pollard aud tito Government
1t IL ra,d here that tho Collector has no sym
pnthy for bis brothorB crusade.
CONNECTICUT ToWN-ELEcT1oNs.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Oct. 5.-Tho towu- olco;ionH
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Specia! Dispateh to Tho C3.icapo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. Wia., Oct 5.-Tho scroud Ward
Reform CAUCUS tonight 10 oloct delegates for tic
Senatorial Convention Instructed tho delegates
to vote for Col. W. II. Jacobs far tho Senase
Tho Fifth and Twelfth Wards Reform ABsom-
bly, caucuses nominated Charles Il. Lurkn for
tho Assembly.
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a PRESENT 10 GaRlEainl.

New fonE Oct 5.-Jolu Anderson, Of New
York, founder OF tho School Of NATURAL History
closing draft in hls favor on tho RotLsohilds
for 6,00Q francs.