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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-17
MARYLAND n DELAWARE RAIL.

nORClIESTER & DELAWARE X r..
TIME TABLE,.
On and after MONDAY, December eth, 1873,
Passenger trains, with Freight Cars attached will
cepted:
Leave Leave
AM. PM.
sihiiiptihee, ssssss....c5" NetiNru-
Linkwood. ..........l 1905 fredericksburg ....,.947
East New Market. 1927 East New Market. 1881
fredericksburg .......ll.M I.inkwHsI, al
arrive at Arrive at
eaford....."......ll.40 Cambridge. .........d.2J
This train makes close connection with trains on
the Delaware Railronh for all points North and South
OF Sehf0rh, AMI with Steamers, at Cambridge TO and
from baltimore. JAMES NJ. MURPHY,
Supcrinten,loi .
N bah freight must lie on the platform an
properly marked, half an hour before the schc,lul
time for the trains leaving. IunlJ-tt
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-17
Agricultural Department.
CONDUCTED BY THos. ]. EDGE.


The Comparative Profits OF Various
Earm Products.
Our city friends who tAko sufficient interest III
tho tllage Of the soil to read tho columns Of
agricultural papers, often express surprise that
farmers arc still discussing the comparative
profts Of beef. mill, or buttor aud ohoeso. From
= mercantile point Of view, thcy fail to 500 why
we have not settled this question long ago, and
governed ourselves accordingly. And why have
We not done sol 10 Il not becAuse tho question
will not admit Of 10 plain and busness-lik 80
luton Admitting that all mon arc free and
equal, it docs not follow that they could equal
each other in those four most important branch.
90 Of our calling. Some farmers cannot see why
sthers do not sec that milk gives the n,ost prof
it, whilo another thinks Ills noighbor equally
blind, because no fails to soc the great superior
ity of buttor. ..
That buttor milk, and cheese yield a creator
profit than tho making Of beef, mutton or pork
is not denied, but thoy do 30 simply because
they absorb more labor and caro- there is but
little skill needed in the production OF boot or
mutton, bnt to mako pound of good butter re-
quires peculiar art or talont Whore tho size,
health, and disposition OF the family permit of
all taking an active part in the produ ction of
profit, butter Or cheese is individually the pro-
per commodity, but when we deduct tho prope,
value Of this labor from tho profits Of tho dairy
it brings them much nearer an equality with
those Of the cattle feeder.
The relative profts Of butter, milk, and cheese
must hereafter as heretofore DO governed by
tho family and the distance from market In
the manufacture OF those three supervision OF
the owner or some ono directly Interested, is
quite an important item and often constitutes the
difference between profit and loss The facilities
for changing from one to the othor are so oasy
that any diminution in the profits Of one will
cause portion to connect their fortunes with
some other branch Of tho dairy and thus pre-
servo the balance even. A noted New York farm
or has said that Especial crops dorasnd special
brains, and tho same will apply to dairy farm
ing any Of it's branches to be eminontly SUCCESS
essfu require special management not pos
sessed by all, and tho calling will OF course prove
most profitable to those who possess the largest
stock Of this desirable commodity.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-17
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

ON AID AFTER THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 1874
Trains leave Depot, Thirty-Second and Market
MAIN LINE WESTWARD
Paoi Accom-. $50, 0, and 80, A.. NJ, Ito Aa. 700
MhI ii'So 4. M. On sunday 1870, a. NJ, and T.ii
Niagara Express daily, cxccpt Sunday 7oo.v
Elmira and Lock Haven Mail, OK. SUNDAY, $40 4. N
NAL train daily, lou Sunday runs only TO
Fast Line IccK Haven xp. OK s;; 500 A:a
PM >p'' '"' ''''"s' i|''''
Harrisburg Acc. daily, except Sunday. s.ao, Pm
Lancaster and York Ace. aaliy,cX Sunday 500 p nj
p,arkesbnrg Train 'laily, except Sunday, $40, PM
IIttsbnrx Express daily, except Sunday, y3o, Pm
SnGinnatl EXPRESS daily. ................. $780, PM
Erie Mall daily, except Saturday. i is I'm En-
Emigrant Express 1895 A. NJ. daily.
Tickets must be procured and hlggage delivered
NJ llC Market Street by s, y. ii.
NEW YORK DIVISION.
Express for New York, 2to, $40, Tls, s.ap, ami II,
a. NJ, lLmted New York Express l30, L. NJ l
i.3o, Sfo $50 anti Z i. M. and IL midnight. Sun.
my Mra,hs 24o $40. $780, a. M.,sio 7, =. NJ, and
EEmiKrant Train for New York. l,.aop.M.
Express for Long Branch, T.i6 A. ii.
For Trenton and lambcrtvllle, $50 =. NJ,
FROM KENsINGION DEPOT
Bustleton, 6.35 a. NJ, l2 noon, 5. 10 and T.2s, Pm
Way Train for Bristol, CD I'm
Irenton Gha. 1915 a. NJ, $50, $50, g. bao $50 I'm
oh SUNDAY, 1916, A. NJ. and . 30 Pm.
FOR BELvIDERE DIVISION.
x,
EastoD, Water Gap, Scranton, &c., G.,S A. H., 3 80
T., NJ. For Wafer Gap, 1918 A. NJ.
FOR Lambertvlllc, Pennington and Pennington 10,
1913, A. NJ, and $50 r. M o'''
For Lamier'ville and Beviiere, 1915 A M, and ESQ
AMBOY DIVISION.
FROM MARKET STREET FERRY
Accom-. for New York, via Perth Amboy, and Via
samesnury and Monmouth Junction, $50 A. NJ,
and2, Pm; and via Trenton $3.50 T. NJ.
Accom-, for Trenton, connecting with express trains
ior Hew YORK, d" $, and 10 A. NJ, ~ noon, =, 4sO
way train FOR burlington, 500 +. NJ, AMI OH Thurs.
uays only, ut 1879 J. NJ On Sunday 1850 A, NJ,
way Train for Isor'lcntown, ll.snPM.
ror hink0ra Branch, $50 A. NJ, 9 AMI 6.8U +. NJ,
ror ilighlslown, O. G.s0,A. NJ, q 40, an: 530P M,
for Long Branch, AS anl 1880 A. Nj. For Tucker
ton Ii5 A. NJ, and 3.45 +. NJ,
FOR MetfOri, 6 AMI 10. 80 A. NJ, 3, 10 and 30 I'M
FOR MI Holly and Peinherton, O. T45 and 10 3Ok. M
~; o. anil e.ab 7. NJ. For Mt. Holly, and II 80
por MerehHtyiIe. 10 p. M, on Tuesdays, Thursdays
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-17
CkAhnE YOUR nREspa.

The undersigned OTorp for Gale n 10, NJ vouno
brown l@ghorn Cocks. pure blood, at prices below
the usual fatea. The Brown I1ghOrn breed OF poul.
and arc healthy fowl not subject TO the lis that "a
commonly attack other breeds. A mixture OF this
uieeu win INC common arn-yard fowl will do Way
particulars, address, W ATK INSON
sepEs INV Wilmington, Del
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-17
Tho Cotton GrOp Shortened

Inc Agricultural Department report of tho cot
ton crop for September shows a heavy decline in
inc prospects OF the crop in all the States but
Virginia, where IL about holds It's own The
Virginia crop is very small one however. Tho
cause has mainly been the drought and the in
tense heat, and Che average decline is at least 70
nor
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-17
"A weather reporter-A clap OF thunder.

-soundings on bar-l.appmg for drinks.
Preferred creditors are those who do not DIM.
tender.
AT Jcwell's Hartford reception the uorse
Guards were appropriately preceded by Colts
Band.
"A Boston court has decided that IL a woman
lends money to her husband she cannot got IL
back Tho decision will not DO new to many
wives.
-Junius Hcnri Browne, calls the dead ''Tlle
silent majority" That Is very fine thought.
and now let Junius stop parting his nam In the
middle.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-17

dYdl's arrtpc at Thirty FIRST and Mayke Stresks -
from fit,sonrg, 800, Gao A. NJ, G35 r. M daily O 90
4. NJ, and aa3 7. NJ. daily, except Monday. From
IRE anm Wialnsport 0,a0 A. NJ. daily, Gx. Mon
uan. fromBnf!alo and Niagara Falls $50 a. NJ,
uaiiy, except Monday From LOCK Haven Elmirn
nnI WilllamsPort, G.a5 =. NJ. From New YORK,
1ts' sSs A. ~ l2o5 l245, 800, G,G.sO, 72G s,lO 10
i2.45 a, M. From Easton, PhIpsburr and lam.
nef'ville, arrive kensngt6n Depot 9O5, II ID, a. M
TO anu lo.a3, i. NJ. Seepingcar Tickets can he
mad at broad and Chestnut S;reets ami pann,
Thirty-SecOnd AMI Market Streets, '''' D'f'''
nj, INC a, Union Transfer Company will call for and
cleck BagHhge from Hotels and Residences Tina
cards AMI full information can no obialnei at tmo
Dcpo's md Ferry named above and at the following
r,cu ~, ,x,,,,,,. NO. SIS Chestnut Street
AiehhI oFFGks: X. cor. Broad Il Chestnut.
~, All, r,,,,,,o>, mo. llo Market Street
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
ID. M. BOYD. JR.. Gen. Passenger Avcut
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-17
REASONS WHY THE

NuSpEl. l'EBBLE SPECTACLES SHOULD BE
PREFERltED TO ALL OTHERS,
They have the power of arres'lng the heat rays of
sonar or Artificial Light before entering tic eve
ley are violet tinted yet so constructed that when
hppiieu 10 Inc eye appear cOlorloss The high and
low numbers are tile same tint
MAI. General a. Duryon, OF New York cty writes I.
~ gives me pleasure to say that the Arundel peb
blc pectaclcs are the best have ever seen or worn
an, TO them am indebted for the return of the shaw
VISION OF lny youthful days ''
From Mcssrs. Queen Il Co., Op,Icians Chcs,nrt
street, Ihiltlelphla: 1--WE have submitted your
SAMPLES to several of our leading physicians for eS
ANIMATION anu IN every case the result womb have
! ent." ~ ~" '"'e 'oo" Pits-
| W. +. Wes'moreland NJ. D., Professor of rrInci.
prs hhu practice or Surgery in Atlanta Ga Medical
Ionese, Wfltcs am forced 10 Operute fnr
,hthrhc, 10 lew days, AMI lo not see low can
do 30 without the Arundcs." ''' 10"
| IRON X. ;. Mershon, ESD. GAINESVILLE Ohio: "I
nave Pu, inc ArunIeis through tic following tests
paced an eight inch Arundel and an eIrlf inch
Wte lens Slle by Hle, Sharply focused in the stronv
sunlight Win their toCi directed on tho nulls of tw6
thermometers, AMI the difference was i0nr l,s\ Ic
grecs ~ temperature IN favor of the Arundel Amin
plhcth tht same lenses sic hy side on n niece III
Sc'isiilseh photographic paper and the white glass
uiscolorch lle surface quicker AMI iuDr,, Iurr
gwen exposure than the Arundel, Ihpsn Two trstg
prove these Two points, viz: that the Arundel inter
cepti tle SOAR heat rays and the chem cal rnys also
e. y. RUDOLPH, Agent, Wiiminy,un 'Drl
Importers ami Dealers In line Matches Jcwelry
AMI Silycrwurc, '''f ''"''S
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-22
Rsbsit Doddfill etal, defendants,
IN chi EcrnY

The object otthii mi & 10 obtain a decree
for, and ascertain the interests Of the said
Margaret 3. llamfiek IN The real esAte Of The
said Benjamin Hatntiek, deceased, lying and
being - The county d ilsbster. And Il an.
peafing by AGidayit fled In this cause that
Henry 9. Moore, one oftbe dsitndants In
this suit Is a notseiidenl or j6A State, 81
motion Of D. II! LILLY, rlaintlH'sattorney,it
. ofdeted that ,heiaid defendant do appear
here within four weeks from The date or
The disqualification hereof AID do what 4
necessary to project bis interest Ia this suit
29 ~ Tette;
b. q CONRAD, Clerk,
juntl5iw "a
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-22
81 ACRES.

Stale Of Rta Virginia, Rslaer Coan-
", To-ieit:
A, Rules held in the Clerks Once Of the
Circuit Court Of Webster county, on tho LIST
Monday In June, 1884,.
Margaret 3. Hamriek, by her next friend
and guardian, Vincent Hamhek, children
aud heirs Al law Of Benjamin Hamtiek,
deceased, plalnutis.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-22
RAILROAD MEETING
LAND SALE,

David Coz
Isaac q 4. waldo.
IN 'cHAScERY.
Under decree Of the Circuit Ceast Of
LAWS county, entered IN this case on Tie
9TH day Of March, 1874, ] will sell, at public
auction, 70 thu highest bidder, 10 front Of
the Court House Of Iewis county, on the
3dday Of August, 1874,
that being the irst day Of the next August
term ofthe County Court OF saideounly, The
following real estate In Lewis county, IN
the order named, until a sufficient sum L re.
allied to satisfy sold decree, namely,
LOT NO. 4,
in the village Of Roanoke, contsiniuE 10
polts, The same sold by Draper o. Mitchell
and NSm. j. Godfrey 10 Isaac o. Waldo.
Next, the undivided one-third interest In
The rtretsion ia fec amer The termination Of
Elizabeth Raldos dover estate, 10 a ttast
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-22
TIE INDIAN MEDICINE WOMAN,

formerly Wheeling Island he urgent rqs;. q ssuab' citizen.
Virginia. and will Be found at bis residence door below the Bank
During the years the doctor and his wife hazo been consulted by
thousands Of PATIENTS and have performed vnderucue Their celebrity
be testified to BY The most citizens q Dc States They
prepared furnish Medicines Of Botanical the
Chronic 0phama, Sore Eyes Wle Selrg. Pies Sela, Asthma,
Cancer Lrer Complaint Failing Th Rmainl LsM6cgs,
Mrcrial Ds,ase Old Sores Rher Eryrpd Das hs Heart,
Ehae, AmsnOrrhad Gonerrasa SyphaI,r and
all Diseases he Womb Diseases peculiar Females Maturbaon SELF
abuse and IN fact all the ills tha. human flesh heir They
cordng Whenth Great spirit created mankind 10 created
shrub all the diseases which his should DO subject
Lot those who suffering from Consumption Lungs Tho Indian
Medicine Woman and be cured Fever and Ague cured days Shake
but and he Indian Medicine aud DO cured
decrcOu you the Indian prnepuo matter how
long you have had The disease she will you We uch Bam
have strife rib nature The laws hands with blood
stain, poison their pain TO would
treated BY who perfectly understands your construction
and tho diseases which you subject and what n u Suffer
longer but call the Indian Herb Docress aud be Her remedies
fail Cancer positively removed without tho knife The Indian Md
attends 70 the ladies' and the Indian Herb Doctor the gentle
The Indian Medicine among the Cherokee
where she obtained all her knowledge Of medicine and has performed
Of diseases than any regular practitioner in the country
That terrible monster TAPE WORM positively removed within
twelve Come the Doctors have been
by him. Nochargc for consultation or advice
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-22

State Of West Virginia,
Al Rules held IL the Clerks OtAce Of the
Circuit conriof Braxton county, on the hrIt
Monday In June, 1874.
Daniel s. Sqnires, administrator of Addison
Mclaughlin, deceased, plaintiff,
Thomas n. LOetard, and olhsrs defend
sRu.
~ cHAxcIRf.
Theobjeet Of this bill Is to enforce a ven.
doris Lien on tract oflRnd containing ITO
Sefes, lying 10 BraK;on county, on thshesd
81 Big Run, 4 branch ofLittle kanAwhR
river, for the payment Of plAintigs debt
against tie defendant Lockart for the sum
pfSll0, with interest, &c.
And Il appeaEing by affidavit tilea that ths
defendants Charles D. Hall and Margaret O..
Hall, bis wife, late Margaret O. Mclaughlin
and Duncan HcLaughlin, are not residents
o. this STATE, II Is ordered that hey do APP
pear here within one month AFTER tho hrsi
publication hereof, and do what u nsersSaty
10 protect their interest In this suit
Teaiei
j. NJ. JONES, Clerk.
II. Brannon, pq fane15lv
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-22
jaime. 9. p.apl,ou and Vernon Campbell,
defendants.

IN cTASclRT.
The object ofthiI bill d 10 enforce ATtn.
doris lien on q tract Of land containing
SS acres lying IN BfR1ton county on The
right-hand fork Of Salt Lick Greek for The
payment Of $40 with interest being the
balance Of the purchase money, which bal.
anee, atalleged IN the bill, is the property
q said Davis and Copper, BY assignments
from Alexander and Vernon Campbell.
And II appearing by affidavit filed that
the defendant Vernon Campbell Is non
resident ofthiS State, and he not appearing,
II 10 ordered that he do appear here within
one month from the Issuing Of this order,
and do what 10 Necessary 10 project bis 10.
tsfestin this Euit. TeS,e:
]. N. JONES, Clerk.
u. Bfsanon, ally. june224R
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-22
MemAuY 5wMe ~
AENOUN OEM EMIT.
For Congreal.
Neighborhood POLITICS,

The Beverley Enterprise brings
forward Colonel David Golf, Of
Beverley, as a candidate for Con-
gress from the Second District.
So far as THR psMocRAT is sSa,
csrnsd,it heartily seconds the nom
nation for we know of no man
for whom We could vote withgreaier
pleasure than Colonel Goff.
Within a few days, says the Phil,
lippi Plaindealer, NO have heard
considerable talk about candidates
for Office. For the Senate, Captain
Marshal, Captain Harding, Colonel
Goif and O. j. P. Cresap, Of Ran,
dolph; ]. X. Smith and Charles
". Newlsn, Of Taylor; and Hons.
Samuel Woods and ]. L. Hall, Of
Barbour, are spoken Of ~ probable
candidates.
Tho Democratic and cOnssrvl.
tive voters Of the counties Of Ka,
nawhs, Clay, Nicholas, Braxton
and Webster, comprising the 9Th
Senatorial District, are hereby re-.
qussted to meet in their respective
counties and appoint delegates "a
attend q Convention to be held in
the city Of Charleston on the 9th
day Of August, 1874, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, for the purpose Of nomina-
ting candidate for the State Sen.
ate, in said District, AMI for such
other business as may be brought
before il. G. P. SNYDER,
Chairman Senatorial Committee,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-22

State Of West Virginia to.wit:
AtRales held In tie Clerks Once q the
circpiti Court Of Lewis county on the isl
Monday in June, 1874. ]
Isaac s. Mitchell, plaintiff,
John rleshsr and olhoss, dsfenaants.
~ cHkHoERI.
Tho object Of this suit Is 10 aStert lien on
&C acres ofland on Jesse's Run, In Lewis
county, sold by the plainlif % Susannaii
Mitchell, now deceased, for Sih2, with In
terrst thereon from tbs 29th or March, 1874,
tillipAid, unpaid purchase money thereon,
and to set aside sale Of said lAnd made BY
eeftAin Richard Dobson. trustee, 10 GER
tain Joseph Mitchell, and cancel and annul
said DobiOn's deed therefor to the said
AEd It appearing by affidavit filed tina,
defendant Nicholas Straley 10 non.reGidsnt
Of this State, aud he not appearing, It Is or
dsred that be Do appear al rules 10 be held
infthe pltrk'l office OF said Court, on the
fint Monday "a July next, and do what Is
necessary 10 project his Interest In this. said
suit. TcSte:
WM. II. BYRNR, Clerk.
VIC. Bennett pq .junss4u
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-22

OUR LAMPTDEPARTMRNT
Is large, and We sell at wholesale and retail
Ne shall receive constantly new supplies Of
LAMPS, oHTblNEYs, &e., and will dupli.
cate free ofifeiglts any bill Of Tampa pur-
chased in wheeling.
RI CHURCHES SUPPLIED AT COST
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-22
40 ACRES or LAND

90 ACRES UF LAND
on the West Fork river, which tract Is The
same that was assigned as dover TO Eliza.
beth Waldo in the lands other late husband,
Isaac Waldo, which undivided third In said
reyetiion Is that which formerly belonged
70 Isaac o. Waldo, and was conveyed by
him 10 Elizabeth Waldo BY deed dated dc
7sth Of JULY, 1869.
Next q
TRACT OF 70 ACRES OF LAND,
on Doe Lick Run, a branch Of tho IVES, Folk
river, being the same conveyed 10 LiAs @,
Smith by Isaac O. Waldo, by deed dated
sth Ct March, 1860.
TERMS OF SALE.
A credit Of 8, u, aud IS months, The
purchaser to give note. With good security
bearing interest from date, and the title 10
the property TO be retained until the future
order Of the Court.
HENRY BRANN0N,
npesil Special Commissioner.
The New York herald., 1874-11-20

The Pleasant Valley Wine Company's
WINES are absolutely pure. sull or sparkling: much
cheaper than foreign wines The counpanEs full dis.
counts to the trade by their agents. H. b. KIRK CO.,
So Fulton street, New York
wigs. Toupees. Gc.-G. Rauchfuss,
Practical Wigmaker and Importer of Human Hair No.
~ East Twelfth street. near Broadway.
nrxvu nrnr
The New York herald., 1874-11-20
A TERRIBLE PLIGHT.

A Lady swept Over an Embankment In
Horse Car and Dangerously In
Jured.
Yesterday morning an accident occurred on the
hillside road leading TO West Hoboken which may
prove fatal In It's consequences young lady re-
siding in Franklin street. on the Heights, walked
toward the elevator on the hillside and took
in car No. IL waiting the arrival OF the next
car to convey her 10 the ierry While sne was
sitting within number OF mischlevous boys
jumped on the platform and ioosened the
brake. Tne moved yerv slowly at nfst
down the steep road. but rapidly increased IT'S
swiltness alter a lew moments The anrgnted
ooys jumped on, leaving the lady alone WITHIN. ON
dasned the car with tremendous velocity,
jumped curve with great force and tnmbled over
tne wall falling ten ieet INTO a garden near the
hai way House. The car was smashed TO pieces:
M tne glass new IN all directions, severely cutting
sne lacy, whose arm was broken by the crash.
She also sustained serious internal injuries.
Meuical aid was NJ once procured and she was
TAKEN 10 ner home. rhe ringleader OF the young
urcnlns was arrested last evening.
The New York herald., 1874-11-20
TRINITY PARISH CHOIRS.

sacred concert was gwen IN ST. Johns Chapel
last night oy the tour choirs OF Trinity parish.
under the direction OF their several leaders. Mr..
A. H. Mess,ter. or Trinity church: J. Il. Cornell or
st. Paul's; Z. 4. Horsley OF ST. johns. and W. b.
Gilbert OF Trinity chapel. Or. Dix opened the
services by . lew remarks on cnarch music ana
compliments 10 the Trinity chors. A number OF
old English compositions were rendered III une
al The close alter the pen edictfon by Dr. Weston.
the 100 choir boys IN wnlte Abs, marched rom the
chapel in rltualistic style. carrying lhcir banners
ana chanting hymn. which seemed to lncH away
AZ they passed beyond the edince.
The New York herald., 1874-11-20
THE NATIONAL CONVENTION.

A Protest from the Colored People Of
Rhode Island.
NEWPORT. Nov. l9, 1874
The colored citizens OF this place have forwarded
to B. T. Eames, representative In Congress from
the Eastern district, a petition praying for the
passage OF the supplementary civil rights bill.
They oppose the national convention to be held
next month in Washington on the ground that 1t
is untimeiy and that they regard 1t pontc to
await for events and speak at later day. II CON-
PEELED to speak at present they argue 1t would
disappointed with the republicans; that In defer
ence to their rights they had not encouraged
steadiness ana inspiration among colored voters.
However, should the proposed convention be held
George +. Downing Will represent Ind act therein
for the coored people in this section of the State
as he may think proper
The New York herald., 1874-11-20
ASHANTEE.
King KoRse Said To Have Been Formally De-
posed-Commerce Dull on the Gold Coast

LONDON, Nov 10, 1874
late advices from Cape Coast Castle, al hand to-
day, say 1t was rumored there that King Kofee OF
Ashantee had been deposed and was succeeded BY
his nephew.
This change would have the eject OF uniting
oil the tribes on a friendly footing and restoring
them TO their former allegiance to the King OF
Aehantee.
COMMERCE. AND PUBLIC HEALTH.
Trade on the Cold Coast was at standstll.
The general health OF the Coast was improving.
Heavy rains had nllen.
The New York herald., 1874-11-20
CANADIAN COMMUNISTS FIGHTING.

MONTREAL, Nov. 10, 1874.
A very serious fight occurred IN this city this
morning In the house OF q newly arrived French
man named Dubois, living on Craig street, which
resulted IN the woundiug OF one man so severely
that he Is not expected to live and the staboing
and cutting oil iour or 1--WE Others in a horrible
manner. All the parties interested are Com.
munists, not long over from Parts.
The New York herald., 1874-11-20
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
Tho Cheapest and Best Newspaper In
the Country.

Tho Cheapest and Best Newspaper In
the Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready, contains a Seiect Story, entitled Lady
Araoella Grahame,r together with the very Latest
News from All Parts OF the World; Affairs In Loui.
siana; the Arkansas Governorship; Execution oi
Uddcrxook; the True history o. the Mountain
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