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The daily Argus., 1876-09-29
JOHN ROOTS
BIT 7 7 En- 5.
800 REV ARD

win pay one hundred dollars to any person who
will make proof that John Roots Biters fail to i'm
prove the condition of such person If suffering from
the effects of either OF the following diseases, viz:
Fever and Ague, Dumb Ague,
Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver or Kid
ney Complaint, Loss OF Appetite
Headache, Bilious Attacks, Brain,
Scarlet, Typhoid, Remittent or In
termittent Feyers, when taken ac-
cording to the directions accom-
panving each bottle of the same.
do not claim that these Bitters possess any su
perhuman virtue, but what do claim, is that when
relief be had in the cases specified or In fact
any case which arises from an impure state OF the
Blood. deranged condition of the Stomach, Live
Kidneys the of these Bitters will iusure such
relief and 1t upon this frauk and fair condit OF
that offer this reward in candor and good faith
JOHN ROOTS. Manufacturer. 20. 2s2 Seneca
Street B falo. n. Y; VAN sCHAAcK, STEVEN
SON & REID, Agents for John ioots Bitter, 92 q
o. Lake Street, Chicago
For sale by all Druggists in Rock leland and vi
entity
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Ohio St. Cleveland. O.

RHEUMATISM-Dr Fenton: Having been laid
up five weeks with rheumatism and spent dollar
after dollar, my physician told me it must wear
OFF; got up and on crutches many more weeks
advised to get six bottles of Fentons Sarsapa-
rilla. Five bottles cured me completely. freely
recommend the Matchless Syrup as a sure cure for
Rheumatism. Yours truly,
RA,r .-l.x- olarnA q
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Teiegrnphic Notes.

FoET LARAMIE. October "A
dispatch says over one hundred Sioux
Indians enlisted under General Crook
and will go with his expedition. Capt
Eagan returned from a scout during
which be found trails bat no Indians
ST. LOUIS, October 3l.-Jobn G.
Ssrathers and Samuel Wilson, both
coiored, got into a quarrel, during
which Wilson drew a large pocket
knife and plunged il into Stratheris
ieit breast killing hila almost Instant
~. wilson Is said to have killed n
una" ~ ei'icaso ABOUT d year ago. Tie
"~'s a''es'e'
AUGUSTA. GA, October Sl.--JOhn A.
Lea, native OF Indianapolis, and
Tor many years a resident OF Augusta,
com United suicide this morning, by
shoo.'us himself In the head. Mental
aepfession.
winter travel has set in Tor Florida
Passengers ny Augusta and Tennessee
railroad, are not auarteresi on arrival
Ia r iof'aA.
SAN FRANCESCA, October sl.-A false
alarm of IRE 81 eGte1 panic IN a CHI
nese theatre ia jackson. The building
was crowded. In the rnsa made by
the audience to escape by the single
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
rne Political barometer Indseate. n
steady Rise for TsIaen-ssassia.

SsNe~ny sA1St wi t4-1r8trtSf.
Special Correspondence 60 The Herait.l
WASHINGTON, October Is All Gov
ernment business is at practical
stani.s;isi just BOW. TIE nIaIe en-
rleyes have gone home % vote, and
81 are looking forward to tie seventh
OF November with fear au,. trem bling.
and faihngs of heart. Some of them
hsve hope, but hone have condolences.
THE political barometer for the las.
week has indicated q steady rise for
fiiden. The heavy political strategy
Of tie Republican managers in send
IN : the army TO South caro!iGa, has
proved wurse than ahof,ise, for il mas
revealed and directed the eyes Of the
ceaEtry TO the real condition as seeu
at Cainhoy; and the stupid canard
about the depression OF Amsricau Sc
cpritiss abroad, from the probability
of Tilden's election, hiss had 10 elect
uioa the as.ute unitnpoSitsie lnofSeysd
classes whom u wss designed t.s itiia-
= " va tfsf t-f.St lt1s4tt, Wy e!ftof
TiideD's opportufe letter in reference
TO Southern Claims, has completely
seotcbed the bold misrepresentation
Of teB.thoasand oratoricai derassagues
aud nearly half as many newspapers.
For two successive days astonished
w ashington has seen the phenomenal
absence, from tue administration or
gan tthe National Republican, OF half
a page OF bieody carnage IN Louisiana
and South Carolina. II hss been so
long the custom Of this paper to make
the Mississippi river overflow with AZ
riesn blood that these omissions from
its daily programme have created Z
vague fear amang the Democrats thai
the paper Is preparing torome over 10
their side.
said tint Government clerks hsd
gone hospesto vote; many bave been
gra uted ienyeof slssens.,. ~itis pAy for
fosi u days while fsshers ~ sc bsets alb.
ser for ueeEa aud even mouths, ac-
lively engaged IN cam Tsaign 3..rE d q
h - aid Nhselsr. Meanwhile bas
las = = pesIssssd aed ~ Coinmia-
staelsG a paaspn pfisss 4 ~ III 81
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BEECiiI.a rILroN.
The Advisory Counsel comes Tip TO
Gsaierai Expectation ~ it'll n Var
HisExst Rsysost.

aishet RsP"st.
NE$ Y0EK, November2 TIE Cen
gregational Association of New York
and Brooklyn have issued to tie pub
tic statement OF their action in re-
gard 70 the charges against Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher. which were 10 be
brought before the advisory COUNSEL
commission. The committee appoint
ed last winter, TO cooperate in bring
ing evidence before That commission,
report that up TO this day, after more
than six months opportunity tospeak,
ard after must urgent and public en-
treaty that every one would speaii,
who had anything against him, no
one had seei, fit 20 respond; no one
had undertaken to make, either before
, the association, or before the comm Is
sion, the slightest Responsible charge
sgaias the moral character OF Rev.
Henry Ward Beeeser. The report oi
the commission was adapted, and the
following preamble and resolutions
passed;
WHEREAS, The report of said com.
nis>it1n Indicates TINT there is no sub
star; iai geoupd for believing in the
guilt ef Mr. Bseclier, he 1T
/ Reso1ped, THAT We do therefore, a.
an association, regard our brother a.
/ worthy of our ctpidebce and love
and express 10 him, oar sympathy il
tie severe trial through which be la,
! passed.
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STATE NEWS.

The cotton trade Of Ronhaa- -
Preessientsily heavy this ssa-s1
Nearly sfty Honey G,o,e -saI- ..-.
been converted by a lat res,F-- -.-
IN that place.
The Palestine New Era sar.. -l-
next meeting 81 the tou1a 1--s..s
Court, an election viii l.. o-tserrsi PEI
the proposition 10 prahiusl the 81
shisky within the limits 90 th, 81.
Justices precinct
Brenhana Banner Mr. v A. Va
q. seinprognius. yesterday b-oa-al ..
this c ifice a few stalks =; rsst-,u -...
OF very large size. amt f1iiy -trsi O. I-
best specimens af Louisiana caue. n
Nichols has about ten arrs~ i1 si--
and Is making some Very --Fa
syrup
Heney tiroye Independent NJ a
7. GTissari has shown u the irui III
second ercp Of apples frOhi ths 49,
tree almost entirely tnzture-4 ta'-
son. II the weather cnatinuss Flls-
amt. they viii ripss ia a iew aAys- "a
Is = great coantry. and fruit e.1ars :
growing rapidly in tAs section
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GOVERNORS AND GRASsHoppeRs.

the convention of Governors who
met 10 consider Tho grasshon,,a, o,,,s.
-. -,-..,,
''''i Oo,iois''.'N' 'i''' ''7s'n '' '''''s''"
on the 10Th instant a committee WAS
appointed TO collect and publish in
nharnnble. form all nraet;caJ oe,ns
NV "i'o'H 10 'iie 'os'i 'ie''oh VI siass
hoppers. The following resolutions
were passed
THAT II win he WISE uol;cv fo,. ,Le
J.sg;slaturas az .ha S,ates All ror.;.,
rjes nost daenIv iptare,.tad ~ enae, .
law Offering bounty ner bIsbel for the
collection and de,,,ruetion az epss and
unfledged insects
y. That the several Legislatures au-
.sor M. . iosa. taxation Tor the purpose
ditc6ins buynin. ete aIso sn,sss; y = =
repeal of the game laws or modiiica-
ton OF them, SO as to prevent u destfue
'ao.i " r rhe plrus Mi'ieh Isea on the IN
mil n suitable time for tba ds1trnc go
OF young grasshoppers before firing the
grass Is recommended. also the eneour-
aeem .e o. tree culture Tor promoting
@3 Reoom,nendinc a. far a. nos.;,,,e
that survey be made of each State dur
ins the coming winter to ascertain those
portions OF eaeh count, county IN WINCH the
,sst ,hsv daem i ~ da,x 81 ~ ~ ~.
tionsl Government 10 make some eiI;,r,
to destroy and counteract the great pest
a a',a mus psessnl ns ,hJsries, ana rec
missioner 70 one ~ tSs ,py s, 'o,u.
surveys sent annually to the west, and
that twenty-five thousand dollars be ap.
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circulars sent 10 applicants sor pat
e,ts, the faisehorsE that owing 10 the
redacsicsss Ct sore ,ssias BY The last
enngrss, sas.ss ea1nns BE acted on So
t,rani pits u isefetnferes We eouid
direct tie attention Of the Commits
eianer oil Patents 10 auaiiler cause 81
delay IN acting ou Snplisatious for
patents. II has bSssi observed that
the employees IN TIE pastt.t e.iis.e and
the as,sssiaat exan.lps.s's, anticipating
q change IN s4se ADMINISTRATION and
their Fssesih!e removal rom office, are
bsiss daring uth se taaars, preparing ID
gests 81 reienis, and makias out list
81 rrisetef, cases, III oTtseF that they
may establish themselves as patent at
toFaeys, IN case thy should tie re-
moved fsoIa office.
Ia close States, Ike Ohio aud Wis
eansin, the Government employees,
who have gone hoale to vote, will, in
ail pr,stnbiiity decide the electoral
vote, The Ohio olliee holders in the
recent election, il saetracted from the
Republican majority, would have eiec-
tel the Democratic candidate. The
number of Ohioa:gs who have been
dosnieiied IL Washington, through the
( Shernaaas aad Grant, is very large,
larger, thiuk than from any other
state. 8e are AZ sensitive as 8e
shoS.i be on 81 subjects relating 10
the light Of sui.geSe, h3t there seems
to be very liaIe psoRfiety IN permit.
I iDg those who have male their homie
here for yeaEs. % go 20 distast States
TO vcie. 1t would certainty be a steI
Ia the direction Of eipi! service reform
10 disIfaneh;se, during tenure OF office
all Government employees We car
easily see the abeussiity of permitting
! the wnfkmen in q cotton factory Il
. choose their own die.ators, or to vot,
and eou,ributs their money, fo
, those directors ouly who are III favo
: keeping them ia place.
II II Is plain that tntS system would b
/ Gemor9lizing 10 both directors ant
; employees, that all considerations q
the good of the concern would be ruin
, onsly sunk in the seiishuess OF ofiic
/ getting and Office holding, aud tina
the directors would be disposed TO re
tain inefficient ami dishonest EN-
ployes, 70 wtola they have been in
+ ieb.ed Tor support in The past an
i from whom they expect support in tn
future.
This il the condition aad relation {
o the Republican party and the i0e,00
:, office holders. Il Il what Senate
Morton calls the best civil service j
the world. II is the civil service tha
;, Hayes can no more reform than h
n can elect the puIgaiion and regenel
!. alton of Chandler and Ben Butte
!, without ihe influence OF the Hot
Chest snl OF ire. The only way /
rpfeEia il j. ~ reform it altogether;
roat it oat, sStsrfAtei. e A. S.
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Issne OF hale aud resentment ~ the
and every trial Of strength
in the preliminary elestians has been
eiyher psaeiieaiIy or totally disastrous
Now, With fnaiaas and West virgieia
lost. and Ohio so feeble in her Repusii- /
can voice as to be upfelt, and, isdeed, /
simos, unheard in the contest, the /
" hole arsilabls ..sres Of the army is
q,mrtered upon peaees he State, for
no other crime ihaa TINT Of . pslssi,
bic conservative victory az the
pills And from this bold
and yantou usurpatien have come law
( I.s,n,-ss and death rs lis logical harry est,
! until tons Of thousands OF sincere Re-
/ pnblieans have been forced into the
Z Tit,ieu ranks The experiment. OF a
/ dishonest sad unscrupllous Republican
/ campaign has keen tried. and il hes
eiyen nothing hut failure moitinlied
rpon failure To-day New York. Con-
a4cticut NeI Jersey and Pennsylvania
are either scee Tor Tilden or uncertain
fn HAyes, because tae better men of all
1 parties revolt against the bayonet di-
/ rect,ng tie j.allot Il may be too l;ite
70 remedy this fatal bIuuder OF the
IIayes leaders. bus they should 80 Tar
confess their folly as 10 give him a
chance for success, CT at least to let him
fau. if Etil he mast, with honor Let
/ The troops be recalled from South Caro-
= lima aud the I.rocialiation 20 forth that
. North and South there shah be a iail
d expression o. the popularwill Lrt Tn.
S yiedea oG Hayes for peace enc
Ieg3ru be emphasized by accepting th'
e issues A. be formed them in his letter o
$ acceptance and he may yet win, if al
&. irnsi has not persisted before the mad
2 ness 81 Cameron a. war leader an,
5 Chandler as political commander.
3 m5y vel gige victory to honest Reput
p liean sentiment; but shouid it fail 10 d
! So because of the sUioidai foiis Of ia
e pass, il viii at least separate defeat fror
Ii lisaonor Ii mast be clear as the 81
h at rooa-day alike 10 the leaders, and I
r the wayiaring uIan as well, that IL
y American people VIII tolerate no polit
% cal yerdicts which are 20 De carved on
10y the sword, and no measure of pre-
a ent political virtues, no traditions OF til
Is past however !ustrsas, and no hopes ,
r. she future however welcome. viii sax
T. from, defeat the party that wang0nIy al
L. peaks FROM the convictions Of Che yeter
O Il the mandate of the bayonet
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EongreSsssitn. n cssrreet, 1t vii elect
fur Of the eight Coneressmen, and
leaves one. The Second, In doubt New
ertheiess With this majority Of ., 200 on
CoDgressmen, the majority for 1'iiden
is not an assured one. He will run be-
hind the Congressional tickets 900 ia
the SIXTH zoo in the Fifth, and from
?, 800 10 3, $50 In the remainder of the
State. Taking the outside figures OF
!! this estimated falling behind. aud
they amount TO 6.ool, giving Tilden
the State ty s,7o) votes. This is very
close. The Republicans may attempt
&c oversiaugh it by the liberal use OF
money. II the Democrats will only
work oneb half as hard. and spend just
one-half as much money before the
election as the Republicans, they can
carry the State by at least tue above
estimate OF 2, 100
/ Generas Political Notes.
/ AT the late municipal election in
/ Key West, Florida. the entire Demo-
cratic ticket WAS elected by niajorities
ranging from ~ to al.
''Fen millions of trade from the
firm the South" says the Pitts5urg
/ Posi-, s.would follow Democr. tic vic
DRY in Allegheny county"
In Marshalltown. Iowa, where, 10
1873, only three votes were cast for the
Democratic candidate for Governor iii
the entire county, there ia now mem.
bership of three hundred in the Tilden
clubs.
''As train load Of soldiers passed
through Rocky Mount Thursday, ON
their way To South Carolina -
says the Raleigh SentineI, .they
chesresl long and loud for Tiiden and
Hendricks"
Senator Davis, of West Virgins, is
one Of the most untiring stamp speak.
ers IN the State. His appointments,
sometimes two day, extend up to the
evening pr Monday, November g.
Jerry Black has finally consented to
take tie stump, aud, in conjunction
with William Bigler and George w
Julian, will address the citizens OF
Pittsburg next "Wednesday.
: Eight hundred colored men have
Joined the Democratic ranks In Easi
Felieiana, Louisiana. Tie Patriot
Democrat predicts Democratic vote
= OF i,sO0, and majority for Nichols o
, from 1000 to | 800 Ia the parish.
g Says the New Orleans Democrat
: The Radicals are counting on the ex
( convict vote of East Baton Rouge, u.
4 solid Tor Packard. Outside OF thei
4 ranks there will 5e very few Radica
: votes cast in the parish"
5 The Milwaukee correspondent of til,
: New YORK Express says that the grea
: mass of the German vote in that Stat,
a is with the Democrats, and tina
neither Mr.. Schuiz nor ex-Governo
: Solomon has made any impression OF
: the people whatever.
The Legisla ure OF West Virginia, a
ascertainsd by the returns of the lat.
e election, VIII stand politically, as fol
e lows: senate-Democra.s. 10; Repuh
: iicans, !; Independent, /. House o
d Observation-Disclosures, Is; Republic
cans, 10; Independents, - Democrats
: majority over all on joint ballot, IS
e These returns are not obtained through
I the Associated Press, but from oflicia
r stlltFrS
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prnocaAIlc tlscnOs IICklIs

For the Presidential and congression-
al election. next Tuesday viii bcPrinted
At Tur Htp,tp Office Cor this county
Enough will be printed to supply the
whole county, and presiding officers Of
elections ct the various precincts are re.
quosted TO call or send to this office aud
they will be supplied with as many a.
they may need Citizens from the Va
nous neishborhools whore the polll
arr opened will confer favor by calling
on rs for tickets
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UNDER THE WHEELS.
Railroad Acesdeaf fn New Ierse, with
the Us~aI rrtmminss.


ELIZABETH, y. j., November IA
north bannd local passenger train en-
the Pennsylvania Railroad was wreck.
ed shis morning at o o'clock, south OF
Linden Depot, by running into two
freight ears detached from peddling
train aud left standing Oh the track.
The locomotive was turned upside
down, the first passenger car running
over it and split it in two. The
| freight ears were demolished. Jacob
Eliishon, brakeman, received fatal
injuries fireman named Wander
water has severe scalp wound, and
several other slightly injured. All
Centennial trains were delayed two
hours. The freight train had no
bell rope aud fog prevented either
engineer from seeing detached Cars
in time TO prevent collision.
The following were iujare.. ia the
railroad accident at Linden, New Jer-
sey, this morning w. II. ysnder.
water, OF New Brunswick. wounded
in the head Jehn Ress, no. serious
ly; & w. Wright. OF Chicago, li!iu-
inols. arm broken and otherwise
hurt James BiIlstiae had his breast
mashed Ia and will die.
The accident OF the Pennsylvania
Central road. to-day, is tie first in
which any one was injured since the
opening Of the Centennial Exposi
ton.
In the official rep1rt Of the recest
accident on the Delaware, L.aekawana
aud Western Railroad, Superintendent
Hssstesd says the rear brakeman
whose duty IL @as to BE back with tag
has not been seen since the accident
occurred. The engineer OF the coal
train is equally 10 blame rs he could,
II he hal been looking out as be should
have been, seen the train far enough
q bave stopped before running into
Ia.
xnss.ls, Q IRE s.s.-asisned Win
.ss 1@psr.r q ..r'
LONDON, October 3l.-The French
and English papers are dissatisfied
with the Emperor Of Germany state
pent aoout European matters, in his
speeoh al the opening OF the imperial
parliament Of Germany yesterday.
The French accepted it as diyect
snesaee 70 France {.
The bondpn Zines says. esiiiorialiy-
Il II important TO ooservr. We hsre
t,atieed inaf Germats, abides, and
VII nssids IL aiilsuse wish Russia, and
ssiTptlgla Il VIII Struggle - keep on
s,;a tsrns With Tie other powers
ffps governments Of tze E,pperor's
ps;piasN Y @ud ffisnds Nill remain Ias.st
closely knit Win tlss snysfnmsnt ~
3seatns
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THr grade OF the international road
Is nearly complete from Daval through
70 the stringer place, two aud hall
miles from Austin, and the track viii
be laid and traius running the last Of
next tve,.k
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SoNE Alabama cotton growers are
trying the experiment Of sending IN
ging.d cotton 70 England. The cotton
is first snn-dsied, then pressed infc
bales as in the cnse Of lint cotton, bag.
eed and bound, and thus sent to mar
ket, saed and al The Objects 10 ret
the English market for the seed and
wa=te, a. well as the clean cotton.
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Very respectfully yours,


is just Que week from to-day, for the
first time in sixteen long and weary
years, will the people of the United
States have free presidential election.
Sixteen years ago the mad division oil
the Democracy into factions gave Lin.
coin .s65 .452 out Of 1850. 1913 votes, and
he became the President OF the United
States. In lS6i The South of course did
not participate in the elections. Ia 1865
Texas, rs well as her sister States O!
Virginia and Mississippi were under
the infamous reconstruction laws
excluded. from voting. la 1872 while
there was uominally Tree vote, KEEL
logs fraudulent board of registration
threw out sufficient number of votes
- reverse the fiat Of Louisiana, and
North Carolina's returns were so cor
uptly manipulated as to ignore in
that State the will Of the people as ex
pressed AT the ballot box Next Tues
day, notwithstanding the desperate in.
reference of Grant in the affairs OF
South Carolina it is To be hoped the
free votes of millions OF d;senthralled
democrats viii sweep from power, the
tii-Yes and yagabonds that now rule
tas Union.
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THg Lagrange Wee Err thinks tina
Gov. Jones will cary Travis. Bastrop,
Washington, Colorado. Fort Bend, Mat
agorda, Brazoria, Fayette and perhaps
several other counties If this be SO,
IGiidsnss has hard fow to weed.
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Uxpsa the Jaws OF Texas the cutting
Of pecan timber on the lands of another
without the written authority Of the
owner, Is a penal offense, with fine
no tess than twenty-five dollars, nor
more than fifty for each otfense.
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State Fireman'a Assocfatfau-w e
Common Re Elected President
ArsrIn, Te1as. Norrmh.r

aHsfis' texas November :, 1875.
Chss. Kahn, Assistant Chief:
ConnoT is reelected President OF the
State Fireman's Association by accla-
nation, The next annual meeting To
he held at Dallas, on seeoud Wednes-
day in June. Our organization is a
grand success Large delegations
from all parts Of Texas PEAK.
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NEW TOXIN, NOstnbSf IA Ieittf
from Key West giving the perience
of the United States steamer Assippee,
in - storm on the 10Th and Goth of Oc-
tober, says the men ia getting about
on the decks to attend 10 their duties
we're thrown violently from their feet
and blinded hy the salt spray, and
were Obliged to go cropping about as il
they were in total darkness. They
could enly stick To their stations 10y
the most desperate struggling against
patches. gratings, doors, deck buckets
and many other articles that were being
swept back and forth across the decks
by The rushing Of water as the ship
roii,-d and tussed. Breathing was diff
fichli, and the cir taken into the lungs
was SO loaded with the
sea salts that it caused
excessive irritation, producing violen
coughing and vomiting. The suffering
of the men was most intense, especi-
ally among the firemen and coal bear
ers who was not only deprived OF ven.
tilation, but obliged to inhale salt
water steam produced by the seas
rushing into the fire room. 1t was
then thought advisable TO encourage
the men by the use of stimulants. The
surgeon found sufficient whisky TO
give all hands teddy each, and sent
il TO the cabin 10 be distributed. The
effect of the storm on the animals
sn board was peculiar. Cats disap-
peaEed the morning before the storm,
aud were not seen for tiye days after
wards. The dog Daniel, splendid
pointer owned by the captain, exhib-
tied the greatest dread 1t being feft
alone, and was only appeased when
some one was petting him. The hens
and turkeys, usually the most hungry,
and voraeious snd laarrelsome beasts
on board, forgot their hunger, and
barely opened their eyes when food
was brought them. Two birds, both q
species Of pelican, came ON board
while the steamer was lying In the
vortex. They must haye driven down
while attempting TO fiy over. The
parrot was the only thing on board
that seemed At all to enjoy the sur
roundinge.