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LONDON, November ia special
from Cettigne says the Turks are assem-
bling all their disposable forces at Bosnia
and Herzegovina for another effort to
revictual Gorasko. A previous attempt
resulted in their defeat at Gatscko. The
Turks have already concentrated force
of $4,000 men, while the insurgents have
received reintorcements to the number OF
Il 600
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO The
WHEELING REGIS Elk.
Associated Press Report; by Western
Union Line, Office NorthWes' cOF'
OF Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Another Day of Moody and sankey

NEW YORK, November l9.-Atter re-
quests for prayers for various towns
cities, churches, backsliders, drunkards
and others had been read at the Brook
lyn Tabernacle to-day, Mr.. Moody read
the 2jth chapter OF Exodus, and said this
was the way God wantei us to give; TO give
willingly. If they would not bring gold,
then they were to bring silver; II they
could not bring silver, then they colId
bring brass; if not brass then purple
aud fine linen, goats hair, rams skins,
precious stones or spices. God wanted
an Offering Is he bad gwen olt on
Tuesday, there would be collection
taken up TO pay of the debt ofthe Young
Mems Christian Association, and every
one should give something to-day. lie
had been identified with this association
for years, and it was IN the ound Men :
Christian Association he had learned now
to preach and get hold of mems hearts.
II was one of the churches OF God,
reaching out It's arm 10 gather young
men. There WAS no organization
with which he sympathizcd SO much as
that Of the Dung Mems Christian As
sociation. Some fifty years ago they did
not need Associations of this kind 80
much, and there were some men who
might think they were Of little or no use.
In oden times employers used to take
the Young men whom they employed into
their own families and look after them,
but now il was diilereIt. They came to
cities; lived in Doardng-houses; did not
90 to church; and they wandered out into
the streets. Billiard saloons and theatres
We're lit up and these young men wan
dercd into them The Young Mems
Christian Association provided place
Tor them. These organizations should
be sustained. They get young
men while they are strangers.
He then cited several instances when
Young men mad been saved from lives of
dissipation through the influence OF these
associations. He said there should be- u
littl. kindness extended to these strang-
erS, and make them feel that there was
some one vino took an interest in them.
Rev. DR.. Cuyler said that u large ma
jority of those who had been reached
since Moody and Sankey had been i'll
Brooklyn, were young men. There was
not Young man that the devil wanted
to give up; that the voice Of the pastor
was Tor the young men, and that the
devil would ike to see the fag over the
Young Men Christian Association AT
halt mast.
The Rev. DR.. Fulton told how,
through hl- efforts, young man who
L~d been Il convict at the pcuitcntsry,
and whom ne had seen while visiting
there. brought to Jesus through the
Young Mems Christian Association.
Mr. Sankcy then sang
CLARK. tho voice ot Jesus crying,
Who will go and work to-day .
Mr. Needham, the Irish evangelist,
prayed. after which Mr. Nankcy made
few remark, in regard to the good results
OF the Christian Associations. He belong
ed toa small one in Il town in Penn>ylya-
ma. and it was ut thi, Association ne met
nj, brother, Moody. y collection was
tupu iulSu nm
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Murderer TO be Hanged.

PGTTsBURGH, November lS,-A special
from Harrisburg TO the Associated Press
of this city says: Governor Hartranft
issued warrants to-day for the execution
at Pittsburgh, on Thursday, January i,
1876, of William Murray and Frederick
Meyer, convicted last March of the mur-
der of Gattbart Vail, and sentenced
April to be hanged
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RcpOrt from u Practical Chemist
and tpOfhccRry.

Boston, January LIST, 1874
pEAE SIR: This Is Ia certify that have
sold at retail ljil, dozen u ,n52 bOttlesl oI
your Nrgctinr since April u, 1870, and can
truly say that IL has given the best salts
faction of any remedy Tor the complaints
tor which II is recommended that ever
sold. scarcely day passes without some
of my customers tpstifying 10 It's merits on
themselves or their friends. am perfect
is cugniZnnt of scveTalcases of scrofulou.
IumorS being cured by Negetine a.one Ia
this vicinity. Very respectfully yours,
Al GILMAN, iGg Broadway.
70 II. X. STEvESs, Esq.
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LONDON. November l9.-Thc MorHmg
Echo announces that on account Of the
recent floods the sanitary authorities have
declared that the district of Bristol with
n population Of 5000 inhabitants is unfit
tor habitation until midsummer. Tnou-
sands of acres in the village Of Trent
will probably remain under water
throughout the winter.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, NOVomber Ell I0ur- Do
mard fair and market firm. W heat
Dull; Mol white Michigan 81 20; No. 2
do II -; extra 81 20; amber II ~.
Corn-Demaud fair and market firm;
high mixed 6Gc: seller November SIC;
rew 5slc; low mixed soc; new yellow
SO. Ont,-Du,I but unchanged.
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Vow York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, November la-Cotton
good. market quiet, but steady. Nprague :
plaid and fancy prints marked by
the leading iobbing house at IT and
about 500 cases were sold to-day. Brown
,hcetings firm Cotton hauue.- IN good
demand Frncy cassimer". m fair re-
quest by clothler, one thou ard pieo 5
of Quuet's black -ilk will be sold a. auc-
ton Tuesday next
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Special Commissioner Sharks has re-
turned from Tshlegush, Indian Terrific
ry, and reports all quiet. Members of
both parties report this the most quiet
Council since the war. \ joint commit
tee is investigating the contested election
in Sequoyah district. In their report to
Council the vote for principal chIct will
be counted and choice made.
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PIffgbuTgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, November lS.-Wheat
-Du.l and price. unchanged; new red
j. quoted at II 25Gl 80; new white
81 35ml 50; old red 81 4OCl -. Corn
Dull; sheIled 63@6jc free IN elevator;
old eur tGM68c; new 47@ sc. Petro-
leum-Crude quiet and .teady at ; oIt
At Pgrkcrs; refined dun IL; l2.c, Phi4a-
d.InhiA delivery.
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THE MEDICINE THAT CURES
VEGETINE!

Taking into consideration the character
OF It's vouchers, the history ofits cures and
the immense increasing demand, Vegetins
may be iairly entitled the leading medi-
cine OF the age.
For Scrofula in the blood, Negetipe Is al
infsllible remedy, and no person need SUI
Ter from tumors, ulcers, and all diseases
arising from Impure blood, II Vegeune IL
used according 10 directions. There IL not q
case of scrofula In existence that Negetine
viii uOt cure, provided, however, the Vital
functions have not lost their power oi
action, ali that may be sai5 10 the contrary
Notwithstanding.
NegetIne Ii pleasant 10 the taste, mild ia
It's influence, and absolute In It's action OF
disease, as the following unquestiOnabls
evidence will show.
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Billiard Tournament.

New YORK, November lS.-ln the
billiard tournament to-day, the score
stood, Sexton, 300; Rudolph, 234; win
ner's average, 10.
llJoe Dion, 300; GARNER, l6l. Win.
ner's average 10 81. Cyrille Dion, 800;
Sexton, 81 Winners average so.
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rho Alabama Constitution Carried
hN 10 nDn

MONTGOMERY, November lS.-Thc
majority for the ratification Of tn" new
Constitution will not be- less than fifty
thousand and may reach sixty only
four counties gave II minority against II.
The remaining siXty.oue went over.
whelmingIy in favor oft.
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Dim GnrIna hnmhhcd.

MADRID, November lS-Gen. Quesads
has been commanded by Royal order
to hencciorth receive no communication
from Don Carlos, except an announce
ment of unconstitutional submission Of
himself and his partisans.
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NE denied yesterday that HENRY ).
WALKgR wrote the articles which have
appeared in the REGIsTER, and now we
simply repeat the denial and stigmatize
.uy assertion TO the contrary as u false
hood
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FOREIGN.
The MexicaICOnEIcss.

CITY or MEXIco, November lS.-The
Senate has elected Romero Rubio PLcsi-
dent and Scnor Salvedra Vice President,
and the House VIDAL Castancda President
and Sebastian Camacho Vice President.
y compulsory education bill has been
introduced in Congress.
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WASHINGTON, d. C., April .. 1874

GESTs-FOr the past seven years my vii"
has been "A great sufferer from chronic
rheumatism, which at times assumed u
very malignant form, and for days and
nights deprived of rest. Several months
ago our attention was called TO Durang' .
Rheumatic Remedy, and after the use "i
three bottles according 10 directions, she
was entirely free from pain and "A pertna-
nent cure affected. am glad tO be able Ia
make the above statement In reference Ia
your wonderful rheumatic remedy. be-
lieve IL will cure any case Of III" disease
ever known. WM. CROOK,
Executive Clerk To President Grant.
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sklu our reports this morning the
disabilities are that the weather to-day
..l Be partly cloudy, will southerly to
..,.rrIy winds. higher temperature, and
-. ynaL rain.
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MANUFACTURED By
HELPHENSTINE d BENTLEY

Druggists, Washington, ID. &.
IOGAS, LIST & Co, Wholesale and Re-
tall Agents for Wheeling, W. Va.
Price 81 "A bottle or six bottles tor 70. ASH
Your druggist for Durang's kheumslS
Remedy. aSA
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BoSToH, November lS.-A suspension
is announced of the wholesale provision
house of A. x A. Jacobs X Co, III
South market street, a very old concern
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what Spain is willing 10 Conccde

WAsHlNGToN, ID. C., November Is
The Spanish Minister to-day, was otf-
ciallv advised from Madrid, that his
Government has conceded that in future
American citizens on trial before the
Court Martial in Cuba, shall have the
privilege OF selecting counsel tor the de.
fence. The treaty Of 1875, in the opinion
Of the Spanish Government, wa, not
sufficiently definite to meet cases of the
Court Martial in the cvcHt of war or i'll
,urrcction in the Island, but the present
arrangement settles the question in accor-
dance with the desire expressed IN a
friendly note addressed by Secretary Fish
to the Spanish Government and drspoac,
of exaggerated reports on this subject.
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Mayor Payne has appointed as dele
gates to the st. Louis Southern Pacific
Convention, which meets on November
2Sd, Hon. Charles A. Otis, Hon. W. f.
Sneaton, Selak Chamberlain and George
IL. Ely.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, November ls.-Petro-
leum-Qniet and steady quoted, white
llO0 test &c, prime white lJO, tel lo:c,
car lots:
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AN rNWARRANTED CHARGE DE
MED

r..,,,r,;,l of Yesterday writing from
,,;. .i,r and .igninr himself "J B. W.,
,nade the following charge against us:
Tho Daily REGISTER i. using every
argument to oppose the impeachment
exciting In, -;"r mg,UvIS ,1aoSnro ., .IT and vote
,,..va tbrfr marty. But it is not probq.
blc that tins counsel VIII prevail In
ia'I mere J""'G - oo nu...'S nv - W.,
V,r~irjs The REGISTER ought to see
.auI,i> playing into the hands 'i the Re
ra'Arnn,. Inc! T%uIu ask 'Ur u, nos","S 'i''.,
~ ''I,, U,,'"r.,,, '',,,1 sbonl5 re,r.a 10 Give
an impartial hearing to charges of cor
option again. state %I',srs ,, e'o'ira py
,- -., ndnnI: 'S,s! nrd n5ipI 10 the rbgrres pre-
..rrdd and ,ub,iantiated by the evidence
of member, Of the Democratic party, and
ask the voters to condemn surR action
a"T ',;I W. ',.'r b.srG a. %
". 49,; .t.r.,. h.. ho.r Lropctt
...., -,.,..,r,l o.casio,. and ,I-
- -. p.tf..Is
s,,,.,f ,,.... ,t.rr.. W. bsve seen fit TO
..,f,. ,c.,,ra~. have been treated only
,i., i...-y. with ,iIep. contempt
..,............r ,.,,.y.- IN the columns
...,.- which i. nerbaps some.
;.r'. :.
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1t'hreling 2eglster.

GylD closed IA New York yesterday
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spain's Reply TO the Unitsd States
Dignified but Firm.

New YORK, November l8.-Ihe Hsr-
aLGS Washington special dated yesterday,
says the reply OF the Spanish Govern
ment to the note of Minister Cushing
was promptly transmitted by the cable to
the State Department and deciphered
there this morning. 1t proves to be q
dIgnhed response to the demands which
our Government made 10 the matter OF
American interests in the Island OF Cuba
and WILL it is believed, dIssipate all fears
of trouble between Spain and the nited
States. The tone of the reply is tirm but
very conciliatory. The justice OF our
demand is not ignored. The confusion
of affairs in Cuba obstructs the exercise
of Nh impartial and prompt adminlstra-
tion OF the requirements Of the treaty oil
1875. Spain defends her rights to main
tain courts martial in Cuba and cites in
support of her position on this question
the fact that the United States
during and for long time sub
seoucnt to the late war of secession,
and France for two years succeeding the
triumph Of the Republic over the Com,
mune, and even then under the mid
reign OF Theirs, made use OF similar eN-
traurdinarv tribunals to deal odt justice
to public and civil enemies. In the case
of France. these tribunals sentenced to be
shot or transported to Cay over =
600 persons, and yet these tribunals eN-
ercised their functions after the close OF
the war and the advent of complete
peace; and therefore spain, IN the midst
of her war in Cuba, maintains the right
of using the court martial and try oh"n-
ders against her law, bnt readily makes
the concession that Americans
can have their advocates or
lawyers and produce witnesses III their
own behalf contormably To the provision
of article seven of the treaty OF l'9o, nc
cording to the regular course OF proceed
Ing in such cases ana gives guarantees OF
such mode of defence. Or course III
this case of Spanish subjects, no e1cep-
ton will be made which will allow them
the enjoyment Of this advantage, 1t de-
Tending themselves against the pro'e ecu
ton by the Spanish authorities Tor their
offences in these cases. Advocates will
be designated by their chief military au.
thority, that is the captaln-generHl Will
appoint them,
The above is full synopsis OF the
answer of the Spanish Government IN
reply to Mr.. Cushing and has been salts
factory enough to warrant the counter
manding of the orders originally given
to put our navy in preparation for such
contingency as misunderstanding
between the governments.
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Broadway & Twentieth 81
Now York.
Nemrs. HeiDhenstlne 4 B@tiv

No human being ever suffered as did
for years with rheumatism. ON" OF The
most eminent physicians ialnhg n 8iN"
me relief / bought "a bottle of Durang's
Rheumatic Remedy, and In the almost
Incredible time OF three days was well
man and perfectly Tree from pain. The
medicine is truly wonderful.
rSigurd.1 THORNTON SMITH.
1921 street, Washington, ID. Z.
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RAILROAD BoNDS-FIrm ia late deal
ing. Hannibal X 1t. Joseph convertible
advanced to 81 on the reorganization
ofthcmanagement; Chicago X Northwes
tern consolidated to 81! st. Paul, { "
NJ. division to 81 Unlon Pacit, drsts
sold at lO2,@1O5. Galcna X Chicago
irsts sold nj lO3!.
SroCKs-A As II rule, opened strong and
higher, the improvement ranging from
to per cent. New York Central
rose to lOGi, against lOjI at the close
Yesterday. Lake Shore advanced from
GOi to Gl3, Hannibal and st. Joseph
from 23 70 "a, preferred from - to %.
Rock Island from 1915 to 1867, and
Missouri Pacific from - TO l2s. Subse-
qucntlv there was Il reaction of to ( per
cent from the highest point. Pacific
Mail rose to 4Od, and afterwards fell of
to % and then to 3S.; Michigan Central
declined to Gli, advanced to 6l,, and
still later rccedcd to 81. Erie advanced
to 1j.. and later defined to l4i.
The other changes were slight
stock, we're Grmer at the close, with
recovery of G per cent from the after
noon decline, Hannibal and st. Joe rose
TO 2Ig for common and %. tor preferred.
The rise in St. Joseph is due mainly to
the change of administration; number
of designations in the board OF directors
have been agreed upon, TO give place to
new men, and Mr.. William II. Nelson,
OF this city, has accepted the presidency
rendered him by the reorganized board of
directors. The new directors are II II.
Baxter. d. L McCready, W. II. Nelson,
Alien Campbell and Joseph Richard
son. Pacific Mail declined from
90. to l0i and closed firm.
Union Pacific wa, steady at ~
E,72. closing at the latter price; Lake
Shore was steady at 81 .@Gl!, and was
the most active stock. Western UnIon
was steady at 7j,c,7G There was con-
siderable business in Ere At li3ml5.
Northwestern was firm At 3S.M5Si and
It. Paul Mt 3jtt3js, Ohios rallied from
lsto lSl. The nisn priced investment
shares were generally firm. II. Currler
X Co., importers %; liquors and segar-,
have made au assignment. The trau-uc-
tiors on the Stock Exchange were lls,.
coo shares. of which 5000 We're Pacific
Mail. Il 600 Western Union, 5000 North
western. 5000 Rock Island, 1000 st. Pau,
21OOO Erie, 5000 st. Joe, 5000 Lake
shore. GtOO Ohlu,, 1000 Union Paciic,
ana .. 600 Missouri Pacific.
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We have noted ard observed the
great earncstness with which the pop
ulace listened to charge given by
the Circuit Court Judge to his Grand
Jury. 1t is eminently proper that
they should do 50. When well deliv-
cred, it makes an impression for good.
The penal and criminal laws are too
little understood by the general public
and their infraction is often caused by
a want of that understanding. The
solemnity with which these charges
are often given by Judges who have
Teen known 10 violate some of the
plainest provisions of the law, them
selves, Sc m ludicrous enough at times
but that should not deter the individ-
ual who desires to respect all the laws
Of his country; fr1m the full discharge
OF his duty as citizen who owes al
legiance to his State and country
True it is, that ignorance of the law
excuses no man." but il is also true, in
strict justice, and praclice--that it
should mitigate the punishment tor its
violation. Men are frequently pun
ished FIR the disobedience of a law
which they did not know had an exist.
ence. To obviate this state of things
rs far us possible, it is well that our
Circuit Judges should deliver full and
lucid charges to their Grand Juries,
as far ms duty lies, in giving iniorma-
ton as to what penalty attaches to a
violation Of our penal and criminal
laws. II is not presumed that all men
can have the. opportunity to read the
law themselves. aud the information
given by the Judge ON the assembling
Of his court has a wide spread inau-
pDee Of the right kind. No intelli.
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GRANGERs CONVENTION. the
18th day of next month. November, }
the National Convention Of United
States Changers will convene at Lou
isville. This promises to he the most
important meeting the Grange has ev-
er held, and thousands of delegates
will be in attendance, The Order is
prosperous and growing in all the
States, and their meeting together,
from all parts of the country, North,
South, East, aud West. will have
decided tendency toward bridging "that
gulf
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LARGE ORCHARD.-A Nursery
firm of Indiana has made preparation
to plant an Orchard of twenty acres
at Kings Mountain Tunnel, in this
county, this Fall, mostly apples, but
there will also be several hundred
peach trees planted. That part Of
the county is finely adapted to fruit
culture, and 1t is the native home of
the wild grape; and this fruit rarely
fails at any time. The Concord and
Ives Seeding are said to be the best
for vineyard culture now.
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THERE seems to be determination
on the part ~ the people of Virginia
to complete the Big Sandy railroad
foom this State to their own, via the
Chesapeake Il Ohio railway. 1t is
only a question of time, and the peo-
pie of Louisville have, through their
leading men, expressed desire to aid
in the much needed work. A direct
road to the "motber Of States and
statesmen" is greatly needed, and the
Cay is not far distant when We will
see il fully completed. Connect the
two oceans by the line proposed and
Kentucky and Virginia will gain
millions by it,"
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VASDERBILv University was form
ally dedicated the other day with great
pomp and ceremony, and twenty-six
of the incoming Faculty were "duly
and truly installed" into their respect.
i've chairs as Professors. We congrat-
ulate the people of Nashville, Tennes.
see, and the South generally, upon the
suspicious opening of this great South.
en University.
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THE Cincinnati Commercial says
that il the currency is to be inflated,
people ought to pay their debts now.
because creditors will begin to sue at
once. That is the first time we ever
heard debtor threatened with q law
suit for debt on account Of more NOR
ey being made with which he could
discharge his Indebtedness. That's too
thin, Mr.. Halstead
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FROM the time of the origin Of the
Democratic party, number Of organ
izations have attempted to dispute its
clrims to control the policies of the
oo4ntry, but one by one they have
gone down before this great represer.
tative of the popular will. The recov.
cry of the control of the country by
the Democracy, is one of the proudest
evidences of the correctness of their
principles, The Federalists never re-
covered from their defeat; the Know
Knothings fell before it-and fell for
ever. The grand old Wing party
which was its greatest rival, it SILVER
ell to atoms; and now the so-called Re-
publican party is lettering to its fall
and will soon he deprived of the few
remaining vestiges of power, which
nothing but tide of flnaticism had
given it, and it will pass out Of exist
ence without having produced one sin
gle great Statesman, or single great
principle deserving Of place in his
tory.
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THE niggers in several towns down
South are asserting their authority, rs
given them by the carpet-baggers and
scalawags generally. They have
threatened to burn several towns, and
they will do so if possible.