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CHARLESTON, with her magnificent uar-
Dor and genial climate; her immense unde.
veloped back countr, containing fertile
soil. fine pasture grounds and ine1hausti-
bic water power; her contiguity to the
West Indies and South America, and her
unpar arall,led European ocean course. IL
destined, upon the completion of this III.
poRTAST Trunk LINE, to emerge from l,tr
pr0etf atcd condition aud beccme wh2:
nature has intended she shoull be-the
GREAT COMMERCIAL METROPOLIS Of the
SOUTHERN SECTION OF tho UNITED STATES.
LIMIT OF STOCKHOLDERS LIABILITY.
The following clause in the charter is
published for the information OF SUBJ
hcribers:
SEC. j. "Thnt no Stockholdcr OF said
Company shall be held liable for the debts,
contracts or acts OF said corpor alton,
beyond the amounts actually rub. cribed to
the Capital Stock of said Company by such
StOckhOlGer."
DIRECTORS:
GEo W. WILLIAMS, GABRIhL CANNON,
Is. BoLLMANN, JOHN H EvINs,
ALyA GAGE, Il. B. JETER,
TuEo. d. JERvLY d. i. LUNCAN,
THEo u. DARKER JAMES L. BLACK,
JouS S. FAIRLY, JuHE S. WILEY.
Principal OF % and Address. Is Broad
strc. t. Charleston, 6. C.
g. Il. MEMMINGER. President.
A. G. kAUFM IN, Secretary and Treas.
Jul, 3mo
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Shares Fifty Dollars each. pa. able in tcr
instal,ments.
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Every citizen OF this State sbunld own q,
least one Share.
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The Road that promises to make Charles
ton the market for the trade Of the great
Northwest, the West Indies. South Anne
RIGA and Europe; also, an important cm
grant station.
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ECONOMICAL IN CONSTRUCTOR,
SAFE IN MANAGEMENT AND
PROFITABLE IN RESULTS.

An important enterprise for the develop
ment OF South Carolina.
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Shorter than any line from New York,
Philadelphia and baltimore to either OF
these cities. and many hundred miles
nearer to these ceRtres OF Western trade
than any existing line to Charleston.
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N IMPROvEDYl M
GEORGIA COTTON PRESS!
Patented March, 1870,
By PENDLETON & BOARDNAN.
AUGUSTA, GA

AUGUSTA, GA.
VlUE satisfaction this PRESS has given
Il i'll the past, the great improvement
made on it, and the fact or it's being from
forty to fifty dnllars cheaper than any oth6r
good Press, should induce planters and
others to send for ono OF our new Circulars
before purchasing. Wo also manufacture
Irons for Water Power Presses and Screw
Presses. AddreAH peia= u-iil "a
PENDLETOE 4, BOARDNAN, !.
Foundry and Machine Works, Kollocli
Street. Augusta. Gu. July 2 vII4mo
Spartan burg and AsbevilIe Railroad
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partanburg and AsbevilIe Railroad
Nature's High,cay Across tie Mountains!
LIGHT GRADES, EASY CURVES. No TUSNEL1sa
LET 1T BE BUILT SPEEDILY;

4 link in the Line Road between the
cities OF Cincinnati, Louisville. st. Louis,
Chicago and Oharlesto' seventy-four
miles long, with less tL:.n twenty miles Of
heavy work.
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The State Officials

LIZ oSAL0 O4ANAo
HAYING obtained their positions
IL through tho support Of tho reople,
should look to their interest. The Indian
Girl Cigar Store having obtaimed it's pre-
sent prominence through the patronage OF
an appreciative public. is constantly pro-
viding for their ehjpyment, and as u candi.
date tor Office,
Will Tell the Convention
That corruption must be put down. So.
this I'M aid of Luxury" declares that ode
vutees OF tho Weed" shall be relieved from
paying high prices for mean Cigars. Ask
dealers in different points in the State who
handle tho Indian Girls Cigars
What They Know About
Them, and they will tell you that their in
PRODUCTION is causing almost as mucl OF Il
sensation among Cigar dealers ss
Fox Hunting and Georgia Tigers
Did among the prominent members OF The
State Houae Ring. Sept IL
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New Mackerel.

New Mackerel.
100 PACKAGES NEW MACKEREL,
lOV consisting CT Extra Moss. Nos, ], :,
aud 8, in barrels. hall barrels and kits;
also at retail. just raueived and for ealo
low by JOHN A2NEW Il SON.
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4 T his new store, Main street. nearly op.
N posi,e the Central National Bank. has
large and beauiful stock Of tine WATCHES
stem and key windcrs, frCm best European
and American manuiaotnrurs, aud Of his
own importation, in gold and silver cases.
Elegant JEWELRI! An unrtvaled assort-
mont just receive and all the lates. styles.
Sterling SILVER-WAEE, in reta and cases.
Bridal Presents, and very fine selection OF
Plated Ware, Gold v Atch and Neck Chains,
Lcckets, elegant Seal, Wedding aud En-
Eagement kings, large stock of Spectaciee
and Eye. Glasses, Clocks, Musical Boxes,
and IL great variety Of Fancy Articles. My
stock is the largest and best select cd in the
Southern country and will be sold AZ cheap
,s same articl. cru be bnnGht anywhere
Oct "a
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Best Coal. Cheap for Cash.
TINE undersigned is receiving his supply
l. OF this burning material. which will
be cold at low prices, chenp for cash.
Apply to 4. A. KEENAN,.
sept ~ fmo
'Vss0 Ioy deeQo 1900 assg
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Dissolution.
NE copartnership heretofore existing
Il under the firm name OF GEO. KOLDE-
WEY D. COMPANY is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. F. NJ. DRENNEN, JR,
will continue the business at tho old stand,
md he alone is authorized to collect tho
debts due tc the firm.
GEO. kOLDEWEY,
F. NJ. BRENNAN, JR.
COLUMBIA. Sept. 10, 1874. Sept II
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FURNISHING GOODS!

Gents Undershirts, Silk. Lisle Thread
and Gauze, Linen and Jean Drawers, Ties,
Bows, Socks. Collars, Scarfs, the celeb IRA ted
Star Skirts. ready made and made to order
fits guaranteed. White Linen. Duck, Mar
seillcs Vests, in new styles. Black Alpaca
Frock aud Sack Goats
We are selling Goods at low prices Cor
cash. KINARD k WILEY
, 1874-11-14
THE NORTH}yESTERN STATES.
Newa ute1na reicErnphott TO The Cht-
cnEo rrlhhlA1.

News nte1ua reicgrnphott TO Tho chic
cnEo Tribune.
1LILNo1B.
O. G. Par1nely, whose liyorY.stab]o aud con-
tents woro destroyed fow daya ago At pcoria,
commenced to rebuild yesterday morning. 4
subscription OF noarIy sl0,00o has beon raisod
there for his benefit.
IL fire yesterday morning At Peoria totally de-
stroyed tho oarpenter-shop Of Robert d. MeCul-
loos. Partially insured.
Tho stoa1ner Ta5etta has gone into winter.
Quartera ak peoria.
"A year ago last spring, young lad. out
hunting In tl,e timber ,aottl. of Urhana. was
found shot dead. aud iu such poaition III indl-
caled that his death waa not accidental. 1ast
flflonco-game he hud beam playing, mud, miile In
onatos]y, dirGctcd lhe offcera correctly whore to
find the dead hoya gun.
Charles L. Murray, lnso Il clerk IN tho Treas-
nry Department. at Washington, and Gorre-
Bponaent OF tho Daubury Netes, has purchased
tho 6outl, Band Enio,., ind will assume control
OF II next week. It's politics will bo Bourbon
! straight.
road having gone iuto bansrnptev, tho creditors
applied to Tic Wayno County Circuit Court now
e,tting ut Richmond. for tho appointment ri q
Receiver. Judge Kibl,cy gsapted tne application
and named Jamos Il. Reeves. of Richmond. aud
Joseph Klnsay, Of Cincinnati, IS neeevors.
.rEcy IRE to give security In s25o, QUO. Tho New
England stockholders arc ksokng hard against
| this action.
An attempt wan made to wreck tho SOUTH
eral-bouud tratn on tho Grand 1saplas Road. nuar
Winchester. last night by plucin; rails in tho
| cattle~guards, with tho ends pointing in tho
| direction from which the passenger train was
| expected. 4 freight train nAselnE in an opposite
direction broka through. the distractions aud
| TINS prevented aeriouu Incident.
| wIBc0XstH,
Tha inquest at Milwauteeo on tho body at Ellen
Williams HaH yesterday adjourned till her Bsotn
] act had been allaly2ed. The ppst-mortem re-
| vealod nothing to throw any light Oh tho cauao
| Of death.
The schooner Nebraska was towcd OF Racine
| ll1ef hy tln rovenue~cutter JOHNSON 1nu
| brought into milwaukee, yoHterday. very little
| damaged.
Al tno meeting Of County Supervisors Of
afilManLee yesterday, tue expenditures and Up.
| IAIuuAE w0ru adoptul,
! -Alpsrs nallsHchss, An old 0erman podt1lcr
| OF AiiWauAoe, NIB fouDd dead yesterday after
| noun.
! IONA,
At ~ average Of sl2 oaci,, Iowa will rocslyo
| over Slo.ou1.uuo for 4oYs tllis auaBon.
| William Tull u ,aarH oi uge, wac haulng
I STONE frol0 tho quarry ut hi0ta, orpuaito Fort
MndsHon, Oh Friday nbolt tue iossua became uI.-
| manageable and ran AWAY. thrnwlllt; linn of tho
wagon. LIS head cano in coatact with stone;
| which produced 4 aavero fracture. uo waa picketl
! up lnsanaible, aud still remains In that coudl-
| lion.
--On Friday Deputy United etates Marsl,nl
Stuart OF Eonell l'lu1B, arrested Messra. Hat
tsnbsel'. of sioux City,; TOR boius cngaged III
sns otsFy thy ga'e Ia fof
Mareh torn aud wero .ol0aerd. Thu 1Iatteu.
bacllB extensively adyartisad GIT concert 70
COME on III Sioux Catg Nov. 70 lu1 now aAv t1as
, 1874-11-14
PUBLIC HEALTH.

Papers Read and Discussed In the
Sanitary Convention In PAiIadci-
pint.
pu1tApELrurA, Pa, Nov. 19.-Tho Health AS
aociatiou rcaHscmLIed At IL o'clock to-day.
Resolutions were adopted that cdmn!ttocs DO
appointed to Investigate and report on the ex-
tent 10 Which ppiaons are used In IN unsafe
manner for agricultural aud other purposes. mud
to recomraantl suitable rcgu,atioua aud reatric-
t;ons to prepare schedules for collecting infosma-
tion with regard to the present condition Of pub.
lie hygeinc In the provincial towns and ci<lcs Of
tho United States, aud the lava end regulations,
State aud municipal. relating thoroto also, to
dcyi6e 4 project or lnw8 to meet tho wnnta Of
State Doarda Of Health.
Emf. j. ". MuiacA, SECRETARY Of tho American
Pharmaceutical Association, presented a paper
on ''lho Sanitary Relations Of Pharmacy aud
paper by stating that tho most eGectual ,notl1od
Of securing MI the advantages Of American
pharmacy to public health wuuld DO to insure
tLe proper qualifications Of pharmacists.
Tho paper waa referred to tic COMMITTEE for
publication.
At Tho election for ofIoora Joacph II. Toner,
ii. D., Washington. was chosep President.
Baltimore was solicited rs tho place for hold
lug the next annua! Convention.
L resolution, offered by Prof. Gross, for
the appointments Of committee OF ono from
each 3tato and Territory to petition Congress- to
institute Bureau OF Health at Washing ton,
with branch at tho capital Of caol Stato aud
Territory, waa roferrod to the Special Committee
GU Legislation.
4 resolution by Prof. uartaborn was adopted
declaring t1lnt nbtattorB should be located aB far
aa poes!bIo from tho scutre Of population, aud,
II lluasiblo. upon Underwater.
Resolutionu BY DR.. Goodman rcro adopted
urging tho creation OF State Boards Of Health
clol1ed with administrative poser.
Moreau Morris, Of Now Yolk, delivered q fare
we'll humorous address.
Papers wore read by Drp. Juaeon and Ludlow,
Of Now Yo.1: Hunt, OK Philadelphia; Smith.
United States Navy.
Prof. Harsahorn was appointed Chairman Of
d committee, Nth power to organize it, to 70.
port noxt year on tho ean,ta1y And unBanltary
condition Of Watering PLACES.
Tho Executive Conm,ttoo waB authorized to
Gull special meeting, if den,rablo, noxt spring.
adjourned to meet III Baltimore IN November,
1875.
, 1874-11-14
LATEST new YORK MARKETS,

cnsr,a3 flf6n1fcL Ri Tht f,ie1nd Yr;},VDS
rsw War Nnr 1s-lEhent- -..ij,cra wsa c,n.
s,dcr.hIo nyeftcn,ent at tha oncnnr and nri"ea
under y nooro sctIye demand adya,1ced ia ner
In ~, mat ttn1s. Tho mnrkct Glazed hntter
sni nu;to ncivo' TI,a floman,i in chieiIv for ~.
nnrt 1ho inonirv is limited for MILNE nv;nr
H. r. thc adyancli preea oiaimod. W1ntcr e
stronrer nnI uuIct. The selps are. 22u ono bu
nt Al 1)CG1 0g Ter i,npradod Towx and silnreaotn
ri IL for No. CH,cnno snrinr: tji. .VsGa1 ~
~ rjo t,,,jnngn e,Iri,,.e.' st1 n5G51 as
@ ,or M chicarn eurin.. n storn. - ~
al III tor No i Si,lwnuEoa: al "2oSD1 AZ Yor rcd
Wentu.n' oI snd new: s1.2S for an,ber io :
, 1874-11-14
LATE LOCAL. ITEMS.

George Phillips atolo IN oyercoat from s. D.
Auriuou, apd TINT gentleman caught him aud
had him placed in tho Armory lust evening.
John Fields, Of No. 1888 Ccntro avenue, had
$40 worth Of carpenters tools stolen from new
house at Lawndsle on tle 18th inst, and
suspects man who wss employed by County
Commissioner Crawford.
!abn,1t fifteen months ago tile jewelry storo Of
J. i. Nav, was robbcd. Yesterday Detectives
Tou Altu.aons- -au1 Flanagan arrested Henry
Pe;kirt. :.ho Ind jumped bnil Of 1000 secured
81 La. Tor" Buckley. aud given to 1uBtico
InyIsa s:.oltly after The robbery. Tho prisoner
nlI ln ex:.minod in Justice Scnly'a court this
Uorni,n..
Rt:!::ll,.' entered the atore No. 148 State
.ssect. uc upicd by ". iolaehel or.ician; AIR.
s~ies, l. lew nights since aud ato1o sixty opera-
;iassts, uued ut 500. aud $50 III curranuy.
'rclew LAs been obtained of tho thieves.
HOTEL ANn1rAlS.
Pahe,' Bouse-Afmo. to Muraka, Count
auson:, New York; T. Ferranti, q. naga, E.
A$.ze, !: mo. Cal7euo saurok, u. Emil saurek,
:aa;; II. l.. sul!lyaut. burr fakn, Ill.,: Z. B.
:: iacisy Ana party, lgolaod; tho 1lon. John 4.
sst.on: 1s"s; Gan: lufns Ingalln II oLlof QnarsaF-
49, Heatz, ENGLAND; Thomsa Kelley, Ireland :;
It, ~ ~ ". Starring, U. 8. 4.
.fund i,tc1Gc I!otet--LoW0ll Mason, New York !;
!. II. incon, Boston: John Y, norau, Dotrnlt
3tn !sle;; shaler: Martin L. Crowell, New York
,snf!'1 Ysrten, Liyerpool II. hoy Myers aud
,a:t' Hamilton. Ont. j; TLoaas ]. Scott. Scotia
;ron "o!ks; +. ". Kalbtleiscl,, Buffalo; 4. u.
fcht7t, +q4don; J: i: drinnoli, Iowa, .
,tt;"la" !, Aoa,s-nI: Arthur, Toronto; Il. ..
:.'ril', Newark; II. Appleton, Vermont j, L.
"ee;cn' Woreosteri 9: v. shipnu', Detroit
.u.use-.3. G. Howe, Dos.on; Z, ~ Notf. Nav
l"rl; j. 4. Holmes, st. Louis, 4. @. Webster,
buiain.
An siitoit robbery waa committed at the Lat
:uF, and fur store Of J. i. Barues Il Co.. No. nj
A2diau', street, about o'clock aet nght. Two
ase1s euisrsd tho store aud asked tl,s c}ork to
slu'r item somo hats. ue did 20, and vbiIa ono
y! 1henl kept his attention. tAa other plckcd VI,
aucai-r:siu cloak, yalucd 1T sl50, anI ou;etly
vailed out without beng observed by tie sales.
1t4an, pao wns the only person preaont CONNECTED
with tl;e store. In a few mlnuteH afterwards
hoNayns, tho clerk m1Hsed the cloat, uad tic ya'
manning party volunteered to Wascll (7) tho place
~l4llo the c!ark ran out to catch TIM ihior l}n
:l'e sa'eo1nan "smelt T. mouse" aud declined
lle Was not sharp enough, though, to ootnln til.
ilt!ef, for nuch le was, and allon ed him 10 wall
oI1s u:1notoAted.
, 1874-11-14
lUSIlFtADlE HOMICIDE.

ispfoaa| Nsnatch t. 3Nf C6lcddo 1TltNNs.
QulEcY, H., EoY. l3.-Jamea Stiuson, arrest.
ed At tho Cleveland farm, uaar this city, lost
wuek On tho Charge OF tho murder at john
i,utiol, before 1udgo ". l.. Taylor, ot lit. hter-
ling, tlls week. and VIVA discharged. from
custody, tho examining court dooiding That the
killing was iuBtiilablo homicide. From defend,
ants w!nossoa it appeared that stinaon aud
ed that Btnson lad tllptl tn beat him out Of bis
money. Btagel threatened that lie would l:ili
b!ilson, and advanced toward btu, with Htona
in Ills hantl, md tina: Stinaou warnol HIN uos 10
come any closer, Sla9el was advancing OIL stlsl-
son wAan tho tatal blow was struck with tho
club. Several nitnessoB testified that slaKnl
threatened to kill Stiuson II ha did mol give up
tue money which tho latter Ind won ut tho gone
OF cards.
, 1874-11-14

rressuro Of politicians, the President viii adhere
to Tho r1llcH of tho Civil Service. 1lo believes
that tho adynntogen claimed by party leaders to
DO derived from fsoo 1,so o. the asrenago q
lIo thnlts that principles slio,1ll DO superior to
anlce.huldi1,g that It was nos sound policy, in
Wow OF tho efficiency Of tho Government Rertlcc.
to appo.nt or promote On any other Rfoands tian
action OF the proposed Republican conference, 1t
Is nov certain TINT no removals will he made to
aitnpty aatisty tho clamor Of politicians At the
Banlo tinlo 1t mag o stated that tho President ss
willing 10 d0 what may s0en1 boat for tho tuter-
uta OF tho party. II not in conflict nth hla set
lied cOuylctl0i,H Of hts duty III tho fMithfnl nd.
mln'stratlon Of tho Government. The rres-
tdept nxprcsacd the hopa tint tho proceedings
tulluancod by tlo Into Democratic victories, but
thas lcglntatinn would DO carried Oil aa IL no
change had t2kon place IL tho pEoapcotiva pollti-
cal Htat,lH Of ConGteaH, md M II tho coming
ilonpe Of Representatives ware 70 haSn = Mop"e.
onlbarfass tho incoming majority IN tho Aoaso
ho thinks would be nnwise.
Tj,e story acnt from bore lbat certain .nen.hcrs
Of tho Cabinet tontletol thoir res'gnatioln lew
days ago, or that there ase auy dlsa1reanaanta II
the Cabinet, is entirely without foundation.
| Not only does perfect hRrnlony prevail, but on
tho general principles of policy and adnlnlstrA-
| tion there Rro no differences ut opinion. IN
uacttera Of tlatal III tue various executive Do
naytnnnta, tho Chicfa exercise tho control always
accorded thcm. lilo President furthcr ronarkod
| that III tho matter Ut tinanco Ito Was no" inoro
| rasitiye than over that thu trna pallcy OF thn
| Government was tho restoration OF specie pny"
,ncp.s at the earliest praesicable rlouicnt. Ho
| remsriod TINT at tito lnaE aeas0n Of CongreHa
| lle vetoed the iut.ation bill Tor tho reason TINT
such notion wouli 10 Ruicidal to tho bost inter-
ests Of the country; aiso that tho paople who,
! ut tho tlmo Of tho meoting of Congress. we're
| expe1ieMcipG tho dcpteaaion Of huslness
| incldapt to tho panic, might lavo tino
for reflection after tue first h'trat
| Of tho Htorm Naa over, and that motnbors Of
<ongrcsa might l,ayo fnr.liar opportunity TO Bot
ter understand tho mshos Of their constituents.
Since tho ntljourHsnent Of Congress tho preHt'
don't has been ablo to indigo OF tho views Of ttIt
reople Of eyorY part Of tho co.lltrv, ats't from
Communications through tho DEPARTMENTS. }i!t
own ohuarvattou, aud lie public psints, he faolf
mora confidence than IN tic financial policy
| spt forth BY him last ecEsien. Though not Hc
STATED, It IL moro than probable tint tho preHt
! aout will recommend In LIS Measngo to Con
gtess that somo legislation DO lad OIL tllH i'm
Eortant hub}cct. tho statement That the proat
teut tlad Atirroudercd hia position on the tlnan
clal question, mud now favored Imitation uEon hi
nxa authority. ss therefore wholly tncot rect
Tito President will nos commence tho Wsltsng 0
| lis n,cssago for somo Gays. lie lns not yet re
ccived the reporsa Of Ills Secretaries Ind, unti
they arc handed in, 1t would he useless to cona
,t3nYra.
, 1874-11-14
sra ur,aetey1unad wl,ottor to 10 Rhoatl md lavo
tho drawing Or rafl,nd to tfokot-holduts.

,..,. "t..s l., t,,a nan. =, ,r
LII tue urou1t o. .]iIT, 1, - tin fn, easo n ot fa. r.
Ven Euten VI. lAchat Gn1, nor t. ttafi'nses tof
~ nl!eeet: assanlt 10 co't f,r III IL Jury ren
tefcd Vortast 1or !'!antr u,nio, -" 1,ool
-ncasfs CooK s''u 81 tnnsp ,ueni .s,5poctota ~
at Dottot have nsnoa ene Fotsas,om ~ ~ 1nto
ino cause VI snt ,,r"uruot III ihcr rp9nrt
nr9qh'yn. ato Sent1n 1,n"r.ysin~ funncotnr hn,.
70 Als; Naiha. inu oo sa. ''1 rrnn nndar .hir,,
aay tno nsoon'yn y..s,ro wv" thsr a. o,imwan ~
pounus erT,as19 ~, or,,c,t nck.vslvc Woa tan.
INV 'naS .no Nv s..j s,,ni, ,reaaro that 1ow xator
potea WIN ~ Sa tnnr, caused lie srntoaon nn;l
Hta GHcoHs ~ t,,s,,I' nnr.ra mi roan,nss
taI Cans r., !ruw' " aea,n oche To- ay1 nnwn
~ TT w ..n r,,,,rn~ viii unusual nrns,rc
LILY 'i.h nyaa m,s In ,,uiio, ,reh ai,ouIl in
anu u.u -. n1ns ~ IN .uoncr Rfoa,nn,a AMI
s ,n, uY iTiisr III aoeond engineer. n ro-
a.st .ss.,s;,.ia ~, -. tnn d;aaasnr.
cn.,t,,,.or rorrv ron1i,Iu WIN wns danocr-
oroi, ,,,rt hv i,i;,u WITH Stick Of coriwood BY
,,'t,n'' at 1ttnr Station, rocctly as go far re-
ihat H. In vii taHo hia Train nnnin Mon
Goseao" ,o'' 'N"1 1e "'' ''a
, 1874-11-14

tbo. For future do|lvory no loar Of 600 los,
4ellor Dseo1or Ut u 51eo 5s,ee aeo fs sosr ssr
six ,uaf,ll,B, ut 65l2}zo; 1000 tea, aellor tho
yaar, at 12j66G9l3Jic, closing at 1890.
TI1oro Is only n tnodorAto inquiry for nccom-
motlhtion oD Ito berth, aud rates afo Without
particular cliatlEo.
, 1874-11-14
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE,

Spacial 1}spN{cI . 1He Ek1caV0 7T7601!e.
ELKi.Aar, Ind, Nov, 13.-A desperate and
determined effort to commit 6nIrda waan,ado By
a nan nanod alcIshon this afternoon. Ilo ia
supposed to 10 iusene, for before committing
tAa decd ho won't into i h0uso Oh Jackson stroot
and requested tAoul to ttda hi, ~ lo ,yas afraid
soma cne wes pursuing him. Thia thoy refused
to do hut told him 10 hi4e tu \ lumber-yard
, 1874-11-14
THE WEATHER.,

WAsn1SoroH, D. e., Nov. l3.-For the lake
region, cloar or fair weather, cast or south
wluds. low but rislng Temperature aud falling
barometer. For tho Northwest. partly cloudy
aud warmer weathcr, with brisk or high Boutnet.
" winds, mud falling batnmesor.
LOCAL oBaEnyATloHR.
CHICAGO. Nor. Is.
, 1874-11-14

Daulcl n. I1nxkc1l, Estatar Of the Ikoa-
tnn Transcript.
Dosrov, Nov. 10.-Dauiel N. Haskell, vctcra,,
editor Of tho Transet1pt, died carly this morn-
Ing of pueumonin.
, 1874-11-14
TRIMMINGS.
Trimmings!

We open on Monday, an entirely
new assortment Of Beaded Goods,
in Fringcs, Gimps, Galoons, Loops,
Ornaments, and fresh lines Jcttctl
Bal1 and Chenille Fringcs, in Silk
and Worstcd; Ostrich and Cocks
Feather trimmings; Fur Tri1n-
mings in Coney, Black Marion,
Lynx, Fox, Grcbe, Astrachan, Int.
t:rnsinc, and Swans Down, with
all tho late fashionable novelties
in this class Of goods. Special ut
tcntion called to our uncqua1ctt
stocj1 OF "Herculcs," ''Titau,"
Mnttclaissc," and other fancy
Cloak Braidings, Satin finish Gu
looms and fancy Bindings; novel;
ties III Buttons, Blue Steel, Beatl-
cd, Jet, Ebony, Wood, Pe,lrl,
Shell, and Ivory, suited to :All
shades and styles Of Dress Goods,
at our usual concession in prices.
, 1874-11-14
SfiQlir TiHE.

PROVIDENCE, II. L., NOV. l3-TAs Manufaotur-
ers' Con,nittce sa-day reaulyed to doutiuua tho
te:uctlon Of pzo4aotlon until Jan, !, ~ oxlgl-
Ia lY proposed.
, 1874-11-14

VESSELS PASSED PORT HURON.
ronr HunoN, Mct., Nov. 1a--DnwN-.psuns foun-
tain City, Atinntr, Burlington and uarRca.
Ur-pfors Benton, Tecuulsch schrs Hattie Wells,
Am rIfa.
W,Nn-North, fresh woaster clcar and cold.
, 1874-11-14
CAPITAL AND LABOR.


a fna! ELLIOTT ~ Ase , NAnoo " hs'
burg To-DaT 10 Eject CoEapro.
misc asctvcen tbo AFon-PAdaIcrs
mud tltc 9annnfacturcrSs
Special Dmpatch 10 1As Chicago Tribune.
prr1sBuno, PIT, Nov. IS. ~ Tomorrow
tim nncntion In rennr' 10 n rehuction iii
.,,a sG5;ng aro,o NJ warren hotwccn thc ;ro,,
,"e n a"tHrers rs md ] nrsora IL IN he ao.
manufaetusefa ~" puouiata ~ W w oo-
cidod. During the past few days patnH hayo
boen takop tu noye among tho wortmon and en-
doayor 10 ind out t1oy thoy fool Oh tho rnt,er Of
lowering "asee' ono u .lo ~, 'neu .e"ea
said the story aa presented TO the pnnho through
tho press was altogether onc.alded. uo claimed
that tho manufacturers wore now full Of
o.iors. tint I'm nnnn ,.cro nnw ,port.
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!ng uuaeI e,u .nsu ~ uansn pu1 w.
poIosJu ~ m n;tS. ~,
oa He ~ - t,nt to
,so ssG ~ ursa ,s9 tnas thnw xsro
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