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SILK HATs-Fashionable and elegant spring
styles jus, received by MACafUBDo q REDFoHD,
1909 Main street.
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CUSTOM (hand-madeI WORK to order. and guar.
anteed to- ct. Repairing neatly done by
BoscHEN q BRofHKR,
SOC and GIL Broad street.
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FIVE DOLLARS NH buy frst.eaass gaiter at ].
A. aRIaG's, Tenth and Nain strsss.
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WINES, LIQuORs, TOB aGcO, &c.

Or u. ~>I~.><->->~~~~~
~ nhsRELS OLD RYE WHJSKEY,
o. ~ SSsn,hHELs RECTIFIED lERsSkEY,
az az Sherry WINE,
tuhE ne FRENCH BRANDY.
rtItE rtIstrE 6, ,GkEEN and BLACK TEAS,
MN sHH,MF EXTRA FLOUR
Tor So ~ suGAR-CURED HAMS,
ie5 JOHN M. HIGGINS.
1910 Franklin street
l v o. w,EN rE oN HAND A LARGE STOCK
ue,eii mihEs ~ = ana geASDIHs. old aud pure, man.
.od pny,i., VI. D. Buck, al Belmont, which win be
N<eF n.Sely AZ about one-hulf former rates in
"ss'se ots The stock. address ~'' -
Alelus JAMES b. RUSSELL, Trustee,
Winchester, Va.
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THE "PRrDE-or-KEY-WEsTs CIaAF nan be
found at most OF the frst.eiass bars and rants,
The price is low and quality very nne.
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VALUABLE INFORMATION.

BOSTON, December ~, 1861.
Gentlemen,-My only object in giving you this
testimonial is to spread valuable information.
Having been badly afflicted with salt.Rheum, and
the whole sur face Of my skin being covered with
pimples and eruptions, many OF which caused me
great pain and annoyance, and knowing 1t to be
blood disease, took many Of the advertised blood
preparations, among which was any quantity OF
Sarsaparila, without Obtaining any benefit. until
commenced taking the VRGETISE, and before
had completed the first bottle l saw that had got
the right medicine. Consequently followed on
with it until had taken seven bottles, when was
pronounced a we'll man, and my skin Is suoot b ana
entirely free from pimples and erupt!ons. have
never enjoyed so good before, and attr ibute
# all to the use of vEGET1sR- To benea. th ose
afflicted with rheumatism, will make mention
also OF the yRGETINE's wonderful power OF curing
mo of this acute complaint, OF wbicn have suf-
fered SO intensely. Z. d. IUcKE",
Passenger Agent Michigan G, r. Rr
90 Washington street, Boston.
vEGETINE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
ffel2-S&W2tl
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PROEESslOSxL CAHns.

t. b. WISE w p I-os,,,.
w SE a COSBY, ATTORNEYS AND
COUSSELLORs AS LAW,
,no. =" 4' the courts he'd H. the city Of RSeil-
''V%a S'a aud adjoining couu,!es.
street., k,I,'oh nuoh No: 6, shafe.-'s building, Main
''inoN1, Va. fe Slim
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Richmond 1ispatrk.

scE- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED C1RCU-
LATIoS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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WEDNESDAY. ..FEBRUAR1 III, 1sIt

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly cloudy
and cool, with brisk, variable winds. Al night 1t
was clear aud cold. Between and O'Clock yes
terday morning there was severe wind and rain
storm.
sauoe OF Thermometer at the Dispatch otrcs
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PREPARED By
II. r. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.

What Is VEGETINEP Its . compound extracted
from barks, roots, and herbs. tits Natures RENE.
dy. 1t is perfectly harmless from any bad effect
upon the system. 1t Ia nourshing and siren gthen-
ing. It acts directly upon the blood. Itquiets he
nervous system. 1t gives you good. sweet sleep at
night. II Is great panacea for our aged fathers
and mothers for It gives them strength. quets heir
nerves, and gives them Natures sweet seep-ss has
been proved by many aged person. It Is the great
Blood Purifier. 1t Is g soothing remedy for our
children. 1t has relieved and cured Thousands. It
Is very pleasant to take every child likes 1t. tire
eves and cures all diseases originating from Impure
blood. Try the YEGETINE. Give 1t a fair trial for
your complaints; then you will say to your friend,
neIghbor, and acquaintance, "Tryik; 1t has cured
me-"
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P. Eggleston, s. R. Donohoe. T. 81. Ja-
cobs.
State Of the Order: John r. Garnett, C.
F. Taylor, John c. Teller, j. E. Caldwell,
T. F. Ashe.
Adjourned at 1880 TO meet this A. NJ. at
10 o'clock
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

GRAND LODGE OF vIReINrA-E1GHTH AN
NUAL sEssloN-REPoRTs OF GRAND
oFFICERs-CONDITIoN AND PROSPECTS
OF THE oRDER-COMMITTEEs APPOINT
ED-woRK COMMENCED.
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DICuMOND THEATRE.
THREE EVENINGS ONLY.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY,
FtHRCAHY II. Is, AND 10. 1876.
y. !.
Ilr rUpfcm" fayVritc aud pearl OF the American
stage,
MAGGIE MITCHELL,
Supported rs the sterling actor
NR. WILLIAM HARRIS
AND
FfE>T-CLASS COMPANY.
MONDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY IA, 1876,
FANCUOS THE CRICKET.
TUESDAY ENaAlNG. FEBRUARY s, 1876,
l.DkLE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY e, 1875
rtAEL OF SAVOY.
Sacof seats viii commence at HENRY {. Wy.
ATl'> .uG>c-stOGr Thursday, February 10, 1876. u
?o'rl.ck 4. VI.
Admission, u and SOC; reserved seats, 81.
THOMAS ". nk0W WS..................,..A agent
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gy,EEE Is COMING.

j. ,-,,ol,xhle HENRY c. RA"NAbhF,f oi p'cS' nTS.
- Who ncr,ained the citizens OF RicI, zen,
ss5 Nix one ." HI Grr,%TmsnffrI, f, ,sSa sSncsr, ,S
aifSA' %',HTxn%EsDAY aud THURSDAY Nv T.
S$<Gs, frbriary 2Sd and PAIN. ,,,,, .~,rs
Sc, 75e. ksseryed seats, ,n,,,Sc Ss"Gt SI"re com
t.r.,, nay rc had al WAITS s,an, NJ
sur"4as S"'"'""' fe l6-lw
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THE WEATHER To-DAY.-Zhe procedures
are that IL 1riu be clear and cooler.
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YEGRT1NE, for the complaints for which 1t Is re-
commended, is having larger sale throughout the
United STATES than any other one medicine Why?
yEGkTINE will cure these complaints.
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DICNNoND THEATRE.
THREE NIGHTS,
Commencing
vuI'RspAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 18TH.
sATuRDAI MATINEE.
MAFFITT & TiLE RS
Late George l.. FoS's)
<Ew YQNk UCMrTI-DUmPTY TROUPE.
JANIS :. MAFFlTT,
ia. o,', credited riya! Of GEORGE L. Fox. In his
NEW COMIC TRICK rANToMlME,
ENTITLED
III. ID.
IN EVERY CLINE.
35 PEOPLE 50.
EVERYTHING NEW AND FRESH.
s.al, ,ccurei at II. G. Wyat;'S music store. Prices
IL ST
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,wrSE, MEN rS.

D0>rroNEMHNr. /.
TIE >'S '1I yLE Of >IIvsRwARE
.,vc ,sScn place at the Marshal.
>}lrh W. =, ,,.'g i4>t "lghs WAS poaipon.d, HON
Hafd ,t.ti, .Ss',.c caa,c,, Uai'l
'''' FRIDAY NIGHT.
.,.t,y, ;icS,ts purchased at the recent
7h'~t s ,h, i>crs Of -. failick parish WIZ
rs.rH.d ny - ' cl,arc,.> IN the rattle. They are In
4. tH.1,tC. .-,scnt hv AL means
The .s'H' "',,.'S "',.,,,nt -" fe l6-lte
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C,1TRoN, RAIsINs, ALMONDS, SC.

GtITRON, RAIsINS, ALMONDS, &c.
500 pounds soFT.SHELL ALMONDS,
500 pounds PECAN NUTS,
200 pounds FILBERTs,
500 pounds PALMNUTs,
800 COCOANUTs,
$50 boxes and drums FIGS,
boxes CITROS,
LEMONS, and VIRGINIA. HAMS. at
.G.DANDRIDaE & CO.'S.
de13 B27 Bread street.
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GROCERIES, &c.

vEGETINE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Cfel2-S&W2tl
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.al, ,cclre7l at II. c. Wyat;'S music store. Prices
..r.,rl fc l1.6t
, 1876-10-24
ST. LOUIS,

Supervisor. Of Election to Ito 4ippoIntr r.l.
Sr. Louis, Oct. IA few days ngo u1>ett-
tion, s:gursl BY the HIN, john Il. Henderson,
cS-tiav Tlos. {. Fletcher, Emil Fretorious,
etll.or Of tic lTtsfltrhe Post James
Withrow, Chairman Of ths Republican
County Committee, Distrtct-Attorucy Dyer,
AMI several other prolnincnt citizens,
was sent to Judge Dillon, United States Judge
in tlls circuit, asking that Supervisors Of Flee
tfDn BE- appointed Under tbs United Stutcs
6tutn.cs tor thn Eastern District IT Missouri.
To-day iAa petition was rcrcivcd by
Judge Dillon to make thu appointments
asked by petitioners. Judge Treat callc.l into
Court nulnt'er Of 'iletiscra Ut the Bur, ambns
thcul several sisncrs Of The petition, With I
ylrw Of hcarlng suggestions from t!!ct.i. Gen.
Henderson said llu was convinced Tie elective
franchise here wils ut tho mercy of the haltnt-
box stul{rrs, anu a. the laW psnyluctl for stl-
peryfsor from each party, he favored Il.
US u means IT protecting thr will Of the people
aga!nst iaWlrssHcss. liz was satisfied, how.
eyrr, that the frauds were confined tn neither
party C"l. Br'dhea'l opposed tl'r petition on
the Eroi1lhl that there MIS- ~ law permitting
The cullrso proposed. Tn law waa certainly
III invasion o{ thu rfyhta guaranteed to
every etatc by tho Constitution, unu he would
liks them tlata to enforce 1t In HUSTON.
Aftrr considerable consideration atul var!ous
suggestions from different persons present,
dldsc Treat nppo}ntc! Edmund 4. Allen. one
Of tl!r Commissioners or the Court, as Chief
Supervisor for this district, who will report tu
respective districts. Tie matter las hern thu
CAUSE IF gu'A drat of comlnrtIt hero, and Will
probably cohtiuuc to bc ~ till the closs OF tho
election day.
, 1876-10-24
TIE VATICAN.

4 SCHEME w,rn REGARD ro PALESTINE.
ROME, Vt, I'LL there ia my truth in the in
fnrHiatlon con:ai'Itd In tlic following c1tract
from letter the Lomtartii1 publishes from It's
correspondent In l:pmc the lapal Railway in
Palestine Is hut feature Of .nucl, more In
portant scllefnc:
Mans!cnotr !1a'soun The Armenian Patriarch,
tnteFtiins tho idea Df converting, Iatestrc [nk1 an
hpIar'1:c Of tile Ennc. ami It nppears That o has
mt only ilc rupport Of Pins L.. but. ttranyc 10
a'r, a's1 that .! tha Turkish iorcsncnt 10 Witch
Tue Gunft nj ison IN rendering Important services
nt tII' moment. ffis tnirntt"n woali c to attract
u I'3lrtt!nc 'wcrful casrrnt of cni,sanls fran
all the tat!tlIc countries of iurnpr, tu nlut ap,l
ann eattlG % them, Z" hrfd workshops.
nnl TO call 1ntu actfs!!y tho principal IN.
du.rIe, thrnnsh which tic ot!,er ea'ntr,e. of ito
world lonri@l,. The Capital n the State wnull bo
Jsrns1leta. which by means Of tail~nys would b.
Glaced ~ connection will Dcshnhcm, tic Dead
Port won!. be conrtsue,e'! and les.rr rnsts ,'1o.
vdctf fo1 The emallcr cltles m the coart. i'li+
project, fanta.tic and iapr"hab1e a4 1t IL, has
nevertheless obtained 4 number nf sunuufscrs in
The sAtcan. beginning With Plus TX hfnlhelf who
perhaps desires 70 hecutr to h!s SUCCESSORS the
!acnty in That classic land of exercising both The
temporal and the spiritual powcr4.
, 1876-10-24
EEHTISH THAUE NEFOHT1.
Euttiai DiSn1fch IL Tia TrIhitrte

Special Dispasch ~ 11e 7rib4ne
NEW York, Del, IA dispatch FROM London
says:
The alarming European kilograms Of tie last
few days had ll.e effect Of further depressing
Gnrcrn!ncnt securities, which have been unus,,-
ally low fur SIX months past. Tea sturrs, llout.
ever, are rising, owing to favorable accounts
fron tho Assam at1 Cactar Garden. This Ii
remarkably gootl year for ten, and tho quantity
exported Will greatly exceed any former year.
Ilie Calcutta what traln las had w'ot,lcr-
ful riSc latcly. III 1870 tho quantity exported
was 2,0u tous; IN 18Th, 1,NxI tons; ii ISL,
e,tAM: last year Tt,0NI, and tllts ycur already
l?,D00 tnts have bccn exported frunl Calcutta
a|one. l'a!s wheat is grown e!Ile!ly IN Puntab..
british corn trade Tor the past week, says:
"TlIc land has becolne ~ so'ldsn with recent
rans tlat thu greatest difficulty las been cs-
perieneed III tho autumn tiliags. Il snow .nnst
a ossr says S o osvs S'fF If u. npss ss
tl!rco weeks Of wrt weather lus bern most lls-
astsous III tho Enrth, whero tic wrctclsea
colnlit!on of the outstanding eruls has
s., ss WITH WITH ,,s s'sss,:sa sae1, iy,ssyy by SSy
tract6 OF lalnl, aud lone trreparu,le laugc. II
ts also much q bc regretted that tho damp IT.
lnnspIerr aud higher temperature hare tenttr....
to general Ought III the lMtato crop; mn! the
Tho ruin has Ioac must mischief, but several dis
trlcts In England speak Ut IT, recent appear.
n1lrr.
Tic FaIia growth OF root-croEs has rendered
the prospect abundant.
Winter feed is ,noEs hopeful, although such
prove tile quality.
Tllu ws!ghty authority Of Mr.. Laws confirms
ta'e opinion that our probable requirement dur
lug the cereal year vii! bo 13,0W,000 quarters,
whilst the IMPORTS since sept. basu been ut thu
ratc Of $1,000
IN the prgscnt disturbed condition Of affairs It
Is almost impossible to quote the local trale
VT vita any dsytse q accuracy ssl!srs aru
, 1876-10-24

- AoIAilHLE iHAnLuit
LONDON, OF, 3-Leonard Amllam,
Belgian, WHO was arrested In July last On board
an outwartl-bound steamer from Liverpool, ae-
cuscd Of the robbery aud murder Of N. Murslt,
bunker, and his l.ousckceper. at Ciury, near
BRUSSELS, was delivered on Friday to Belgian
officer Ut Dover. Arriving at Ostcnd, the uf-
Aesr nM' us prisoner. The lat'cr n1annelel, tonk
til. arrival nt the train at Brussels butl were
missing; The compartment they occupied was
delayed viii. blood, atd borc marks Of terrific
struggle. The body Of the officer Has found tc-
side tho track with skull and face battered, all
l!s ra!uatlcs were n,ias!ng. 1t is coujwturctl
that Anlblatn watched al opportunity to 1tiac:l
the o!ccr With lIs wrist irons. n,Ml beat him to
death, after Which he unlocked the 1nanac1cs
and cs:aprd lie has mt yet been recapturtd.
, 1876-10-24
a CENTENNIAL AWARD.

FFfeEu1 QI5pRl9FH To 3H3 1FTVaH6.
FnILaprLrillA. H., Urt. :sr'.-TAe reports ot
Tho Centennial Judges aro nuw promulgated
officially, Each exhibitor to wl,oEl medal lias
hrcM awarlrl rccclyrs diploma specifying
wherein his display excela. Te s,bjoIHcsl Is u
gaot example uf tbs l,pst eu!n.nrn.Iatury rc.
ports, bring IL literal transcript ul the rertl!l
rasu Of tltss!nctton th.stowe,! upon the Wilson
6cwIng-,nachino u Cl.lva.u:
An excellent machine fur family nrr. for simplt-
clty 0f cnlistrncti0Il utl1ptahlty 1u tArlsty Ut
clnf!l work. for good WaTi performed anl for good
woEnanshil' and materials,
lilo rcpurt Is signed by the full group of
Judges, tile President Ut tho Commission, anl
the ulrector-tientraI.
, 1876-10-24

TlIKHHIESU FAMINE.
LONDON, Oct. 2J.-A Calcutta t11spatc1, to the
1tmes states that prospects for the crops In
bombay become daily more gloomy. Tic dis
trlcts oi khanlaist;, Nassick, Ahmcndnnggur,
pooual, sholaporc, kaladgl md Dhur1nal, cun-
ta!nng population Of nearly G,ooo, ,0lU, arc
Threatened with Severe distress. The local
Government estimates that over 2OU,o00 per
suns must be relieved In three districts alone.
It Is stated that tt,r Muneuon crups hare en-
tlEcly failed, and tho absence of rain prevents
tho suwfng Of rubbcc and winter crops. The
Collector o{ l'o,nat reports tliat not
single blade Of grass Is visible for miles. The
dyIn. FROM starvation. The Collector Ut EllojA-
pore gives still worse report. The Gaver.l-
nscnt has opened relief.wnrks, and Is employing
people iu cxClyatins tanks nnl making roads.
, 1876-10-24
Points in Ti1den's Income At
fairs that Have Not
Been Explained.
Preparations for Senator Blaino'a
Speech Saturday Night.
The Municipal Reform Club Wax.
ing Up.".The Democratic
Candidates.
Republican Ward Meetings.-.Arrange-
ments for Thorough Canvass.


Noo+'t eHHoLlHAs
Setcfa! Dispaieh 10 7z6 Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. C., Oct. 23,-At the Cabinet
meeting Tomorrow It is expcctel flint lin sit,,o.
,ou At the South wifi rercivo oar,,a.. o..s.t.
e,,,o ,,,,, ,t..,,n... - ~ -" "e91 ut1eut'oi1.
eu'''. I'os' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS many OF thGtn OF q
private character, havc reached the Government
which call for grave consideration, Somr official
statement concerning Lou,sinno or5 an,tt,
f,,r,,II,o ,s7a,rs ,.t,, p .4A "..'s' "n0 oouta
sf'.,.. 1uan9 wa W e"e'l 10 LIE press to-
h's"t' lnlo'"lat'oh oi tsc most positive ca!arac-
ter has been received that armed t}ules ot
mounted men from Gcorcta arc ri1fnr thro,,c1,
portions Of Smith Caro,,n, tr,,,,i,,ottsa ,,,a-',
,.otes, -. .s.', so''''' .h'''ilt1ut1ns colosca
~, su'eie ~ threatening ailtl actual 0utraEcs.
lhcse oodfcs orc armed, equipped, and drilled,
md In ali respects rebel Clyulry, They rJt]c f
connection with what onn.nr tn h, cr,,',,,-a.
romnancs nf woan rIn,,,,,t,,,.. ,,.,.ait, ,..
.''..1p ~ ~ "w'c Aa!'l'to" s cavalry, With
tne'r o!a onlcefs. some OF these organizations
have also appeared iii the western anu south.
western counties OF North carolru. au1 thci.
work there is thc sanr NJ tint ~ f:no~of. 49,.
nv. ,,a.s.t,1 ~. ~ ,.'at u ocofe!a ralo-
10 eiA'i''s ~ eo"tn ta'o'lha'
TIE KEnEl GAME.
Il letter las been received fsom former Con.
fedcrate oIIiccr, n INN nf southcrn ti,th o,,,,-
coto,f a. VI. g, ,',,h .,, ~ '.'A,.' W w cou~
ea ~ ~ .ns soulH' n.u an extensive landowner
~ Ills hail'e stare tal!sstssippi. who, ssice tho
war, without being an active Republican, has
, 1876-10-24

At about 4:3o yesterday afternoon Austin
Burns, Il boy in the employ Of Owen Run,e, &C.
ctrying portion Of tu,lcncnt at No. lG7 West
Taylor street, discovered a fire In the barn in
the rear, which wns evidently tie work Of an
iscnulary. Tho building Is owned by Michael
O'Day. anl occupied runIo!ntly by Ruauc a,us
Ja,nes Murphy, IN whoEo portion tllr fire otrur-
re1. Ihc lfanrs wcsu cxtinguiahcl by II few
lElls Of water, without necess!iatlng tue sound
}ng OF an alarm.
, 1876-10-24
SWITZERLAND,

T0fITfCAf4 ROW.
DER4E, Oct. 9.-lntcllecnce las hecn re-
cetycd here uf fight between the Liberals and
Iltratnnntaucs at stabin, Canton Of Tcasin In
consequence OF discussions over tho appoint
mcnt of Il representative III the Grand Council
If The cantons. Two Liberals were killed aud
fur wounded.
, 1876-10-24

ey"cnt 1T an Improvement Of 213s per quartes,
tnlt for til" moment buyers act with const'lera-
blc e;l'ltiun. 1Icsr has been ltn!tctl amount
ol t1'ntss In !tml',g targocs .lurtn. the week,
owing t tle scarcity VI nrrva1a, nrl saes ist31-
Important transactions have taken ptacc IN ear.
gsr*' nh psssaEc and for shipment at fully this
, 1876-10-24

Mr. J. 4. Giles. KrssELL,
EUROPEAN ARMIES.
WHAT THE GREAT rowEns COULD RELY ON IN
CASE or Wan.
Hric Yerk Hnrhk
Some notes upon the arlliamcnts OF the scy-
craI grrat European Powers mqy uot be Without
Interest at this moment.
ESGLAED.
England las regular unit Of 1o9, PSI mct1,
and reserve VI about 3iot . OF NIL rnuks,
arnla, and degrees of effectiveness. The militia
numbers l3ooIs; the yconanry cavalry, 15,3ii:s; ;
the volunteer artillery, e, D,7Us; and the youll-
tccr ri1lcinc1t, engineers, ari 1lGhtIorar, 49,, 49
ThcEe arc alsu 10000 pensioners untl nsny-rc~
Ecryc men in the lirst line anI 200 III the
second.
The navy includes In commission 100 sea-
going steamers nnl 1871 reserve steamers and
sailing vessels. Tue iro1'-elat!s nrc 6xty-ouc In
llulnbcr, with 7tti gus. Shlp-!uIldiug IL at
present being conducted with unusua! activity;
1orty.two vessels, four Of ,shie,l, the Ajax.
Agan,csnnoll, Nelsun, atnl Northampton, nrc
nrnoscd, bcing OIL tic stocks or In hand on tho
1st Inst.
TURKEY.
Turkeys army. under tIe scheme to be cotu-
150, CAl regulars, 10, 00 men Of the rst rescryc,
leU.uuo first levy, l2o,oD0 scro'.l levy, anil
;s!0,oW ljadc, Or la!l1stur'n, or 7s00j0 men
II all. Capt: Vinccnt's estimate last .funr was
that tho Turks gon1l place In tho tIcIl $50 D,U
regulars $50 reserves and 5,0Cn uuxiliar:cs,
or say a0, ,plo infantry and 4o,eD cavalry,
sntlcrs, rs many Martni.llunry rifles a Jps- pur-
cusston ,nl,skcts; the cavalry harr Winchester
rifles and tcyoiycrs, and tile rannotl arc krt,,p's
bEccc-lolaers, four and six pounlers, With three
Founders for mountain use.
itlaa tot1u{
frlgatcs, right corvcttcs, Mnl hve etlnboats}
and seventy steamers, manned by 3D,o0o sailors
4s,t! +,0u1 inarisles. The iron-clads are Of 4
supcrlor clRss, and taonn' l43 guns.
NUHH!A.
Rues!a's army Is In prurcss of reorganization,
and looss tlrEcr OIL PAPER tiln,l It rra!y is.
The sbornk, Of St. Petersburg, claims war
strength Of l,4lssDO0 mon, Including isrcg,llara,
E iso ' sos, isSs!s's 5stsfS's @ ssasE., f!i.s; ]
local forces, ,unlnly AsIattc, 60Qoo. Gapt. Vim.
cents estimate Is To-, ,lND cah1ttal.t infantry,
.1T:on9 cavalry, anA 2e.7os guns, Including aoj
Mttratlicu6cs.
Tho navy In March, 1877, contained twenty
w.r witt, 669i olcvssnnl men. The totsl MINI
hcr nt vessels OF a!l lslnts Is nearly 20o mount
Ing 800 guns.
Austr1n tuvluIr HtsR liaxSsry; nowTH' has sma rron
clad 9cet. Her ctrtctrc fortu Is 7tS, II! inlun.
try, No, 7IlIcayalry. a,,l i,GlB guns.
Italy las .tsi,:.:Gl insantry, armed mostly with
gins. lirr ,,ayy tonrlsts ri rinrtytiv" V,E.ris
w!jti eli rms: nine Grtutr ;ronrtu,}s viii %i
guts, Its eonlitio, Is Joil,nful. ''' "''" wv
Tcrnu,Iy tits wear has IN her stanltn,. urfny
airy and IS, ,tjE nst,Ilsry. viii .ISa e,,,s' IN
nr.iMtIn. Sic Ias I'LL, ,Sl nen: tin ilrst- -,,ss
OF The lsndst,rul conla,s l;S.ss) a,,d tlr s.c. s
onti.cIa,s vii brIus Tic iotai st,crrtG m IN
i.HNttssj tncn. Ths ijcst I.,t Nnrr,nirr irr hi,
e'i II jrntrIatfa. viii III ,r,tms: fss II ,n,nnr.
With ;oi runs: oI,i saiIin,r yrsr1s wtth ts.nns
In ali. Slim. Wit, i7S r1s. a,1tl manned ,,v
, 1876-10-24
ROME.

PROPOSED MEErISG or CARDINALS
LONDON, OFT. @l-4A dispatch from Rome
says: "All the Cardinals residing abroad arc
expected here tn discuss sucrcssively tie tn,-
rurlaut propositions otfcrc by The cong rcga-
tiun5,r
, 1876-10-24

HAVANA, Oc.. 33.-rwo steamers have ar-
rived from Spain, bringing each 1000 soldiess
Partial accounts FROM tho interior Of the
Island report that thc cane WAS mich broken BY
tue hurricane, aud the damage DONE NUS scriuus.
, 1876-10-24

II the tleTtrr .lln,iaa,,s!s ii people nrc starving.
ING 1najnrly of the soldiers arr weariig their
~ t,!hncr llnen uniforms, antl hare IN blankets.
llicfc arc !SOth9 bulgarian md BosnIa, rcf,l.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-07-06

steeple-like formed cherry orchard
These cherry trees were all imported
from Rochester, n. Y, abous three
years ago OF to the south of this
wonderful wilderness are $500 plum
trees, of twelve varieties, and 500 apple
trees, mostly of winter varieties
Passing the peach orchard we reached
the apricots, 1920 in number, which are
also two years old, and have borne
fair crop the present season. This
orchard presented a sad sight in one re
spect. The late heavy storm had pros
trated many of the trees entire, while
in others the limbs had b2en tor n of g
if q tremend Gus tornado had swept over
the place However, the trees were
healthy AID stout, Notwithstanding the
mutilations here and there.
On returning from the orchard by the
wagon road we had entered, We visited
Briggs Brothers steam power castor
oil mill Here we found a magnificent
hydraulic press, with eighty pounds
pressure and possessing a capacity for
COMPRISING 300 gallons of oil per day.
The mill aslo contained twenty tons of,
castor beans and $500 gallons of oilr
nicely sbottled land cased and ready for
market May esville Standard.