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VNO DRY-GOODSMEN, GROCERY
= MEN, BUTCHERS &C.-We oner the iarg
set line OF Wrapping Papers, Paper Bags, Flour
nest quality manila, best quality bogus man.
s, atoh rest Quality straw paper, all sizes ana
s wo.sn ~, nest quality paper bags and nour
scrin,W,,ng. we handle these goods In large
q ua,h.i'ies, and our prices are as low as others
Aoii''s Same quality OF goods. Send w an
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Che Rnttand 1ailu Globt
MONDAY. OCTOBER IS, 1876.
Checkers.

Mr.. A. J. Blanchard, of Burlington, and
James Wyllie played ten games Of check
ers, at John McGregor's residence, Wednes-
day, with the following result: Wyllie o,
Blanchard |, drawn 8.
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VEGE TT N e.
WILL CURE
SCROFULA.
ScrofulOus Humor.
vegetine will eradicate from the system every
faint OF Scrofula and Scrofulous Humor: 1t has
permanently cured thousands in Boston and
vicinity who had been long and painful SUI
ferers.
Cancer, Canccr0us HumOr.
The marvellous eject OF vegetine in case OF
Cancer and Cancerous Humor, challenges the
many OF whom are prescribing vegetine to
their patients.
Canker.
,pesibie casa s6 I e{c'led to cure the most
NlercurtaI Diseases.
The vegetne meets with wonderful success
in the cure OF this class Of diseases.
Pain i'm the Bones.
In this complaint the Vegetine is the great
remedy, as IL removes from the system the
prOdueing cause.
salt RheuMi.
letter. Salt Rheum, Scald Head, &c, will GER
tainly yield TO the great Alternative tnectS OIL
Vegetine.
ErysipeIas.
vegetine has never failed to cure the most
inveIerate case OF Erysipelas.
Pimples and HumOrs OF tho Face.
or pimpled skin depends entirely upon an In
ternal cause and no outward application cal
ever cure the defect. Vegetlne Is the grea
blood purifier.
TumOrs, Ulcers or ola Sores
Are caused by an impure state Of the blood
and these complaints Will disappear.
Catarrh.
For this complaint the only substantial ben
eft can be obtained through the blood. Vege
tine Is the great blood purifier.
Constipation.
Vegetine does not act as a cathartic to debll
l itate the bowels, but cleanses all the organs
| enabling each to perform the functions devolv
| ing upon them.
| vegetine has restored thousands to healtl
| who have been long and painful sufferers.
Dyspepsia.
II Vegetine is taken regularly, according T.
| directions, certain and speedy cure will fol
l low its use.
Faintness at the stomach.
vegetine is not stimulating bitters whlcl
l creates fictitious appetite, but gentle tonic
| which assists nature to restore the stomach q
O healthy action.
/ Female weakness.
Vegetine acts directly upon the causes Q
| these complaints. IL invigOrates and strength
| ems the whole system, acts upon the secretlv
| organs and alleys Inflammation.
General Debility.
In this complaint the good effects OF the Veg
| etine are realized Immediately after commend
the blood, and vegetine acts dlrectiy upon IN
blood. octlod&whh.
| Vegetine is Sold By all Druggists.
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Can't go TO Church. Why not? o, my
cough would disturb the congregation. Cure
1t then with "Hales Honey of Horehound and
Tara pure vegetable remedy, unfailing as
the sun and mild AMI harmless as the summer
air. Sold by all druggists. Pixies Toothache
Drops cure In minute. sept30d&w4w
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1VAGS. We have now IN stock an assort-
i ment OF Dennison's Patent Direction
Labels and Merchandise Tags, which we win
sell az manufacturers prices.
We have also good stock Of Phillips Sc
curity HO0k-Tags," q very convenient and SER
yiceable article formerchants. Among Its id
ed than by any other, means the tag Is 30 So
cureIy 10 ked that 1t cannot become detached
from thegoOds; no chance OF the tag becoming
detached from the hook no points projecting
safe, strong and cheap. Call and examine
them -...f
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DENNISONs PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.
over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint Of loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. Sold by Printers and Stationers
everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER CO., RUTLAND,
1une23d&wtf Wholesale Agents.
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ACHER OF MUSIC

Is now located In Rutland, where he is pre-
pared to receive pupils In any OF the following
branches: Plano, organ, cultivation OF the
voice and singing. Pupils received at any time
All orders LETT at Merriam's or Meeker's music
stores, VIII receive prompt attention. Prof.
Richards can be engaged TO conduct singing
schools the coming season In any or the ada
cent towns. sept22dtf
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Collision on ohio AMI SIissis.
SIppi ltOal'

LOUISVILLE, September l0-The col.
liaiOn Of two trains On the Ohio & Mis-.
sissippi road at Miller's Mill, one mile
west Of DillsbOro, On Thursday evening
caused $4,000 damage TO The Cafs, engines
and freight, besides killing three boys.
Their names are John Moran, L. lleuber.
stein and Peter Bittner. They all belong
to Aurora, Indiana, and were riding for
pleasure. The fireman, name unknown,
was slightly injured. The trains we're
both freight.
The meeting OF the Kentucky Racing
Association at Lexington adopted The
resolution offered by Col. Woolley, con.
cerning II. ?. MCGtath and IHiikti Spirit
ofhs Times. The resolution Il to tho Of.
lecL that whereas the charges OF tllNt pa.
per against the sal Mt3rath are be.
lieved to be ialse, and whereas the
said McGrath was highly eSteemed
as Il turf man and citizen, tile Secretary
10 instructed not to publish future pro-
grammes Of the Association In the pape
reiOtted to or have any business relations
with it 50 long as II remains under its
present editorial CONTROL
II Is reported that Patrick Guyon, a
prominent grocer Of Bowling Green, was
arrested to-day on fequisltion Of The
Governor OF Tenneaee, charging him
with having committed murder In Maufy,
Tenn, in 1858, Guyon IA very much re.
spected IN his Kentucky home and his ar.
rest, which Is alleged 10 have been done
through motives Of revenge, produced
great excitement in Bowling Green.
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Ghegntelligsnpr.
The Capital Question.

w. have information that the Court OF
,ooeals ha, decided the Capital qucs-
t,o. and that the decision is a unani'
nop.opinion sustaining the legality and
coD,,itp,ionality ot the act Of the Legisla'
,o,sr.moyins the seat ofgoyernment from
Charleston to Wheeling.
We learn that Judge Raymond, tho
P,e.iIng Justice, is writing the opinion,
which will quite yoIuminous, and that
howill deliver It early next week, proba'
bly on Monday
twill be remembered that the ques'
lion came before the Court in the shape Of
on o,peaI alloacdby Judge Moorc) from
III, decision oi Judge Smith, OF the Kama.
wba Ctrcnit rendered on the 18th Of May
last, disolyins the injunction granted by
Jul.c Ward, Of the Ninth Circuit, on
the sob Of Mlrchprevious, which injunc-
linn prohibitcd Governor Jacob and all
other State officers from removing any
Of the books, papcr', archives, furniture,
or other movable property belonging to
the State,
ia, ease u, thu, brought wa' argued
npm i,smari,, andexhau,tively discuss
ell by able counsel on both side', and the
decision Of the Court is that there was
nothing int the act OF removal nor in the
circumstances attending it' passage that
will sustain the injunction granted by
JulscWurl. The Court therefore ailirms
the decision Of Judge Smith dissolying
sailinjunction, and decides that the Capt.
tai Of the State Of West Virginia is right
iullyat Wheeling.
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The Mississippi Transportation
COmpnIIY..IkilIel.

LOUISVILLE, September lO.-Louis
Rehm, late teller Of the Planters National
Bank, which lie robbed Of 100000 about
week Dgo was released on $4,000 bond
to-day, the money stolen having been re.
stored.
Hon. Thos. D. Worral, managing di.
rector Of the Mississippi Valley Trans
portation Company, which proposes to
trade directly the products Of tho south.
ern states with England and Europe, has
been looking about Louisville witha view
of selecting the American headquarters.
lie is favorably Impressed and left a Sec.
retary. lie Is going to Georgia.
Anderson Medley, hostler for the
Bowen Hotel keeper, at Lawrenceburg,
KY, was killed Thursday by William
Bowen, son Of the proprietor.
The COurisr.J Journals special furnishes
two accounts Of the killing. One Is that
Bowen and Medley while In tie stable
disputed about some trivial matter, and
Medley seized hoe and was advancing
on Bowen, when the latter shot him
three times through the body, one ball
passing into the heart. Another report
is that Medley made no threatening
demonstration and was sitting In Il chair
when Bowen shot him, and that he then
arose to go away, but was shot through
the heart. Bowen was arrested and gave
bond to answer.
Gov. McCreary to-day appointed Gen.
Fayette Hewitt, QuartermaSter General
Of Kentucky.
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MILWAUKEE, September 1O.-During
tho gale last evening the bark Turner, at.
tempted to make this port in charge Of q
tug, but the tow-linc parted and the vessel
drifted, and at an early hour she sunk.
The crew climbed into the rigging and
we're rescued; but the Captain attempted
to swim ashore and was drowned.
CHICAGO, September l0.-The accounts
Of accidents done by terrific thunder
and rain storms during the last forty
eight hours are numerous, bridges have
been washed away in many places, and
the wind has done much damage. Three
yatches were sunk, and several others
disabled.
MEMPHIS, September lO.--By granting
a right Of way to the Memphis & Charles.
ton Il. Il. to the river, the city has re-.
moved all difficulties in the way ofget.
ting an unencumbered title to the Bluff
for the erection Of the Custom House, for
which Nn application was made by Con.
greSs.
DETROIT, September lO.-The storm of
last night was severely felt on the lakes,
and quite number Of disasters to ship.
ping are reported. The tug MaynOwer
lost her tow OF three bargcs on Lake
Huron. They were loaded with lumber
and were waterlogged when last seen. The
barge Dreadnaught was tOwed into st.
Clair river and soon after sunk. The
schooner L, j. Farwell, with cargo Of
wheat, ran into the Grand Trunk Railroad
dock at Port Huron and sunk to the deck.
The cargo was insured. At CrawfOrd's
quarry heavy seas carried away a pOr-
ton Of the dock; damage 81, 900.
scHooNR WRECKED.
CHICAGO, September lO.-The schooner
John Dunn went ashore at the foot Of
18Th street this morning. and Ia total
wreck. She carried 600 tons Of coal,
which she brought from Cleveland. This
vessel was built last year at d cost Of
$4,000; insurance $4,000. The crew
we're all rescued by means Of rope.
The scOw NJ j. Gaines went ashore of
goth street. She is total wreck. Loss
$1,000 uninsured.
The MnjOr n. II. FFeyS is ashore of Su.
periOr. She has been scuttled to prevent
her destruction.
Reports received here tonight give ad.
ditionAl particulars concerning the storm
Ia Illinois, Wisconsin and Michigan. The
damage las been confined chiefly to rail.
roads and bridges, though sUme telegrams
report some injury to fruit, corn hay and
atOCk RdilFnnh irnins have bpnn dpInVad
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SAN Francisco, September 10-The
Pacific Mail steamer City Of Takio from
Hung Kong, via Yokohama August "a,
has arrived.
The Japaneso and Russian Commission
Is said to have completed the transfer oi
the Kurile6 to Japan mud sagliau to
Russia.
Reports are circulating among Japan.
eSe officials that war between China and
England is imminent, but 1t iS not be.
lieyed.
Judge Richards, Of Tic United States
Court Of Claim, and Commander Lewis,
Ot the Niantic, while travelling within the
treaty limits Of Yokohama, we're arrested
by the local officials aud sent buck to the
foreign settlement. The government at
YeddO took measures to iHvealigale.
lloS0 KoNG, August lG.-British Min.
later Wade ha4 left l'ieu Fien for Pekin
there to deliver the ultimatum Of the
British Government In the case Of the
Margary community. II Is Understood
that II his demands are not acceded 10 in
twenty.GOur hour, he will withdraw bis
legation aud declare open hostilities.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, September 10. - AdviCes re-
ceived from ConstanlinOple represent that
the Porte to reward Seryia for her neu-
trAlity will evacuate ZwOrnik and grant
facilities with regurd to railway con-
structiOn, and for the same reason II will
cOncedc to Montenegro rectifcation Of
her frontiers.
The L. Soir reports that Duke De Ca
zeS, minister Of Foreign affairs, had a se-
cret interview with Prince GortschakoiF
on the 9Th instant At Interlachen. Prince
GOrlsChakOif has since arrived nj Veyey
where he will meet ex. President Theirs.
The journal De Paris, an organ Of The
Orleanlsts, publishes u note repudiating
q recent pliamphlet IN which COmpt De
Chambord was advised to resign his pre-
tenliOns 10 the throne Of France In favor
Of Compt De Paris The note L. consid.
cred important rs showing that the Or.
leans Princes have resolved 10 remain In.
active in pursuing their claims while DE-
ChambOrd lives.
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are the paradise Of tramps, and those
places which during last winter cast their
charitable bread upon the waters will
find it returning to them next winter in
the shape Of a vastly increased number Of
the vagrunt class. Instead Of soup
house we want workhOuse, and ii our
laws against vagrancy are not stringent
enough, make them so, and let us be free
from the tramp scOurge.
lisa vcritablo fact that those places
which, during last winter, made no pro.
vision for the entertainment Of vagabOnds
were'not troubled with them, and as u
class vagrants avoid even the prospect Of
work as they would pestiIence. twill
bc remembered that almost upon the very
day on which the Mayor Issued his notice
that the troops of vagabonds then swarm.
ing our streets would no longer be tol-
Grated in our midst, they vanished like a
morning mist.
We trust, then, that the city authori.
ties will be wide awake to the prospect
before them, and provide such measures
as according to their best judgment will
give Wheeling an unhealthy reputation
among that class who are even now sys-
temutically mapping out their winter
quarters in various sections OF the coun.
try. Let this city bo a blank in their
geography,
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Indian Conference.

RED CLouD AGENCY, NEE, VIA CHEY.
ENNE, Wy, September l0.-Thus far
nothing Of consequence has been done by
the Commission, though meeting was
held this evening. The following prom.
inent Indian Chiefs are here Sioux, Red
Cloud, Red Dog, Little Wonnd, Man.lhat-
is.Afraid.of. His-HOrses, Conquered Bear,
Red Leaf, Pawnee-Killer, White Cow
Killer, Yellow Hair and No Water;
Cheyennes, Roman Nose, Little Wolf,
Turkey Leg and Calkkin Shirt; Arapa'
hoes, Black Cool, Six Wings, Sharp
Nose and Bill Rowland.
The interpreter for the ArapahOes is
here, He says the matter OF the treaty
has been the subject Of consultation
every day among the Indians, and
that while there is considerable dif'
ference among them, decided majority
are in favor Of selling the Black HillA
country, lie says that several Of the
under tribes Of the Northern Indians will
not be Represented at the council, and
that trouble with these tribes and the
white people may result from the occu.
pancy Of the Black Hills country by the
latter. Red Cloud Is here, but has not yet
put in an appearance at the agency. 1t
il said he is standing back on his dignity,
awaiting special instructions Of the Conn
mission. Spotted Tail, who Is generally
recognized US the sharpest and shrewdest
Of the Indian Chiefs, was here Saturday,
aud appeared to be in most excellent
spirits, Spotted Tails agency Is north
east OF here iorty.fvo miles, and he has
been endeavoring to have council held
near his camp. Red Cloud wishes II held
here, and as the commissioners can be
furnished with quarters at this point, a
strong effort is being made by them to in
duCe the Indians To come here. To this
end MajOr Burke, tho agent Of Standing
Rock Agency, on the Missouri river, re.
ceived instructions last night to bring In
his Indians. lie has gone out to-day for
that purpose to the camps near Spotted
Tail. Indians from the Cheyenne Agency
OF which Major Bingham is agent, will
also be brought, and these with the ln'
dians belonging to the Red Cloud Agency
will make a total Of about 10000 out Il
$4,000 expected to attend the council.
Other small tribes have no choice as to
the place oiholding the council, aud lndi'
cations are now that Spotted Tail will 10
compelled TO yield, aud that the council
will be held III the immediate vicinity Of
this agency.
Major Howard, Of tho Spotted Tail
Agency, came In last night, Dr. Savil'
lagent, Of the Red Cloud Agency, who has
been absent for several weeks, is expected
here daily.
The Commission propose closing up
the business us soon as possible, and will
do all IN their power to close the treaty
without delay. There are quite number
Of persons here awaiting the close Of the
negotiations to go into the Black Hills,
and they will 90 whether treaty Is e'.
tablisIed or not.
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CANADA.
TIE ouInoRD GUARDS ASSAULTED WITH

TIE GuIBORD GUARDS ASSAULTED WITH
STONES THEY FIRE IN RETURN.
MONTREAL, September l0.-Lust night
the guard on duty at the Protestant GEM
etery vault was assailed by a mob, which,
sncaking round underneath the ihicket,
fired yulley Of stoncs--evidently intend.
ed US a ru.c to draw out the extent Of the
force in charge. The guard fred four.
teen shots into the bush, aud u general
scattering Of tho enemy ensued. They
could be heard going through the brush
up tho mountain. A careful search this
morning iailed to reveal any indications
that any one had been wounded.
The apathy Of the authorities In refer.
enCe to the arrest Of the characterization
rioters aud those engaged In the COM.
muniOn at the Cate des Negos Cemetery
is exciting much unfavOrablG comment.
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pnnlnInyicnI NnrintY.

CHICAGO, September l0.-This was the
last day Of the session Of the American
PomOloglcal Society in this city In the
morning after some time It was decided
to hold the next meeting in Baltimore.
The discussions OH fruit raising, &c,
we're then resumed, after which the Wild.
er medals we're awarded to the Michigan
State Horticultural Society, for its fine
display in The Exposition here, also to
the Iowa State Horticultural Society, for
Its display ofapples; to Wisconsin lEorti.
iCultural SOCiety, for general display Of
fruits and to the Nebraska State llOrti-
cultural Society for ita collection Of ap.
pies individually. Medals arc given to
large number Of exhibitors. A report
Of the Committee Of Awards contained al.
lusions to the valuable and active work
done by the President, Marshal p. vii.
der, Secretary Thomas L. james and
others who have long been connected
with the Society. The question Of post.
age having been raised, a resolution was
unanimously adopted declaring the pos..
al relation to third class matter n nuis.
ance, and urging ia repeal.
The meeting then adjourned.
1t was the general opinion Of all the
members Of the Convention that the dis.
play Of fruits at the exposition exceeded
anything that has been known in this
country.
This afternoon thirty.fve carriage loads
Of delegates visited South Park and had
a pleasant time. In the evening n ban.
qiet was given at the Grand Pacific Hotel
by the illinois State Horticultural So
ciety. The affair passed of most pleas
oNItv
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
70 THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
WASHINGTON.
THE MISSISSIPPI DIFFICULTY.

WASHINGTON, D. C., September TO-
The Attorney General to-day telegraph
cd to Governor Ames for information re-
garding the present condition Of the at'
fairs in the reported disturbed portions
OF Mississippi, As soon as information
is obtained, the Attorney General will ar.
range conference with the Secretary Oi
the State.
A telegram just received by the Attor.
ney General from the Sheriff OF Hinds
county, Miss, reports perfect peace
throughout the county, The Attorney
General expresses the opinion that the
difficulties are at an end,
BISHOP HARE BEFORE THE COMMISSION
The Red Cloud investigating Commits
sion to-day heard statement from
Bishop Hare in relation to his knowledge
Of conducting the business affairs, Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs Smith and
Prof, Marsh were present. The Commits.
sion informed Commissioner Smith that
they were ready to examine such wit.
nesses as might be designated, but the
Commissioner said that 50 far aS the wit.
nesses on his side were concerned, he pre-
ferred to wait until Prof. Marsh had con-
cluded what he had to say, Secretary
Delano, Assistant Secretary COwan, Com.
missioner Smith aud Samuel Walker will
appear before the Commission.
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t,insn nrIIln .alAlp t,nir.

COLUMBUS, O., September TO- The
State Fair closed to-day with an attend.
ance Of about $4,000 persons during the
day.
In the tFotling race, free for all, six
horses started Campbell, entered by ClOft
Porter, Of TiIIin, took second, fourth and
fifth heats, and race, in 2:37!, 2:36l, and
$3.50. Red Oak took Eirst heat In 2:37!
Silver Sides was given the third heat
without a record, Red Oak and Kate
Campbell being set back for running; Lew
Scott was in the race but did not do bet.
ter than third place. The track was
very heavy.
In the pacing race, twelve horses start.
ed; The race was won In three straight
heats by sorrel Billy, entered by o. q.
Madison, Of Massillon. Time 23I, 2:32
and 2;34l.
The Fair as an axhibiLion has been an
unusually fine one, but financially was
considerably below that Of last year.
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Another Telegram 10 Attorney
General l'ierFepOint.

MEMPHIS September lO-The follow.
Ing was received from Jackson, Miss, to.
night: The following dispatch explains
the telegram sent from Edward. to-day to
Attorney General pierrepolnt:
JACKSON, September 10.
70 Attorney General FGcrrtpoiat Washing.
Ion, D. e.:
1 did not send the dispatch this morn.
ing. There il no protection for life to
tolofed men in my county. The telegram
sent was presented TO me by the captain
Of the military organization there. For
safety to myself and property could not
do otherwise. am free to confess that
my knowledge and convictions are TO the
contrary. W. II. HARNEY, Sheriff.
jackson, September 10.
10 ARwney GsusraI Pisrpoial Washing.
ton, D. q:
For my personal safety desire the tel.
egram sent by me to be kept quiet.
Respectfully
W. II. HARVEY, Sheriff
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TURAEY.

BELGRADE, September lO-The text Of
Prince Milan's speech In opening the
SkuptChinais published, The paragraph
concerning the insurreCtiOn Is as follows;
Events in tho Turkish provinces have
caused much anxiety, The people Of
those countries have taken arms to rid
themselves Of the difficulties which beset
them. The Porte Is masSing troops on
our frontier. hiscomplicatGs the causes
Of anxiety. The nation axis for protoc.
tiOn, The inhabitants ly here to escape
the fire aud sword. | will do all | can to
contribute to restore a well.OrganiEed
condition OF things. ItistO be hoped that
the guaranteeing powers will succeed In
pacilying and satisfying tho population.