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Another Telegraph Injunction
DAVENPORT, Ia, October 14.-The AT
lantlc Il Pacific Telegraph Company has
obtained from the eDistrictCOurt a tempo
rary injunction restraining the Chicago,
Rock Island e Pacific Railroad Com
pany from interfering or preventing
them putting up posts and stretching
wire across the State on their line OF
railroad from Davenport to Council
Bluffs.
The railroad claims that its agre cement
with the Western Union debars,it from
granting the privilege to any other COM
pany. The case will be tried on its mer-
its at the February term of the District
Court
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Hamilton County Teachers Assoc
ciatiOn.

The first meeting of the Association
for the year met in the Council Cham.
Der at 10 o'clock this morning. The
meeting was called to order by the re.
tiring President, 9, S. Fay, ,and the cleo
tion OF officers was proceeded with with
the following result! President, d. b.
Moak, Of Westwood; Treasurer, M.
Brickley, of Delhi; Recording Secretary,
j. ?. Cummings Corresponding Secreta-
ry, HORACE Hearn, Of College Hill; Ex-
eeutive Committee--A. b. JobAson, G.
H. NeYeS. and Mrs, n. NJ. Whlte,..
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Marriage Licenses.

The foIIoWlng marriage Ilcenses Wer
issued since our last report: .
Sam. Geyer and Matilda Bentley.
q. A. Briggs and Sallie Thomas.
V. Wittcher and Anna Humphrey.
Jas. Connell aud Catherine Burns.
l.. Canter and Mamie L. Marshall.
NJ. Farguer and Hattie Shawhan.
G. NJ. Handy and Katie Meehan.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC wOR&S.
Bus iMesS TRANSACTED by the BOAEa
This Morning.

II MTB WNUE hEEWSe
The Board met in regular sessieRs
four members present, and Mr.. Baker ~
the chair.
The following was adopted:
"Resolyed, That the Clerk be directed
to readvertise for keeping in repair th&
streets of the Seventh District
A communication from b. IL. Mo0rmal
asking that he be allowed to improve
Fortman street between McMillau street
and Forest avenue, was on motion re.
terred to the Committee on ImprovS-
ments.
The payroll OF the Water-works iOf
the week, amounting to 81, 1876 70, WAS
presented, approved and ordered paia.
Adjourned.
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Grand Uuion Hotel, opposite Grana
Central Depot. Baggage taken from this
depot to Hotel free. $50 eleganf rooms.
Elevator. European plan Restaurant,
supplied with the best. Prioas uicder.
ate. Cars and stages pass ihis Hotel
for all parts OF the city, and 10 phiia.
delphla Depot Tor Centennial,
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convinced that the pen is mightler than
the sword in such hands as his.
Bob Ingersoll has seen Of the labor or
his tongue, and is abuudantly dissatis-
fed W orld,
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On a Raid,

IN CAMP, BLACK HILLS, October a.
Gen. Merritt leaves this morning with
about seven hundred cayalrym men of his
command on raid to the east OF here.
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FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL


WASHINGTON, October 14.-The an.
nouncement that Richard Harrington.
the alleged instigator of the safe bur.
glary case, had appeared in Wilmington
and surrendered himself to the United
States authorities and giving bail in the
sum of $4,000 to appear when wanted in
this city, was the subject OF general con-
versation here, and especially in and
around the Courthouse. The news was
not entirely unexpected by Harrington's
friends, some OF whom have for several
months been under the impression that
he would return to the city.
1t has been whispered about that some
months since Harrington proposed to
Columbus Alexander that ii he would
let up on him he would make a clean
breast OF mis- connection with the affair.
1t is said that Mr.. Harrington has for
several months been in Canada, and that
since the trial here, which resulted in a
verdict OF not guilty, he has determined
to stand trial. 1t is not thought, should
he ask trial at this time of the Court,
it will take place, for there seems to be
AN impression that the Government
would prefer the case to 60 over until
the December term, when there will be
another jury. District Attorney Wills
states as soon as he can get ready he
will call the case and press a speedy
trial.
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Edition

Probably cloudy, With rain the nert taCea-
ty.t0M hours.
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Wallace's majority .

The rumOr 10 lh4 effect That Matthews
had at last been cOqpted in had no fsInls
dation in fact. q.
The figures given above on the doubt
full candidates can most certainly be
relied on.
The whole count will not be concluded
until tonight. Seven clerks are ea-
gagged in the work, and are using all the
speed possible consistent with aHcu-
racy.
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For Huntingdon.

THIS DAY, 14th, at p. Nj, POSITIVELY,
~ h The c. Il o. Il. K. packet FLEET
IzfRisggAt$E WOOD, S. 4. Campbell, Master.
iis'S=z'ssks1iER Freight received at all hours on
Wharf-boat, foot OF Broadway w. Honshell,
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from Indiana was deemed SO encourag-
ing by the Democrats that two outside
meetings had to be held. The National
Democratic Committee has issued an
address to the people of the United
States congratulating them upon the re-
suit OF the October State elections.
COLUMBUS, October 14.-Hon. j. b.
Cassidy, OF GAINESVILLE. addressed the
Republicans here last evening. An inn
mense crowd assembled. Political meet
ings are warming up.
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For CarrOlltOn

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
3P. NJ,
NSg h LOUIS. A. SHIRLEY, Samuel Hill =
LJS11h.aHS!ss dreth, Master. Apply on board, or
Htaasainii'a1A 10 e. W. Gorrlnge, Agent, 20 Vine
street.
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FOUND.

EOUND-G -GROCERIES-Fres tea and but
i ter crackers, SC per pound; new sorghum,
45c per gallon: new tomato ketchup. 500 pr
gallon; best starch, DC per pound; best tallow
candles, l2hc per pound best star candles, lie
per pound; leaf lard, lac per pound washing
soda, SIC per pound German soap, &c per
pound; brooms, pals and wasnboards, 15c;
buckwheat and hominy, at kICh'D THORN
BURY'S, 4S East Pearl, near Sycamore; 291
w alnut Hills. 1tt
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ENOR SALE-DRUG STORE-Iu o thriving
j town OF 1900; a fine retail stand. VIII sell
ut 0 per cent. of, cash, if sold soou. Address
+. EMMONS Lock box 1885, Lima, Ohio.
1D-It
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For ChilO,
DAILY, at 4 p. NJ.

DAILY, at p. NJ,
Hss h The TROUT, Pennywitt, Master.
sss.s%S Freight received at all hours on
A1xrsEsaaE4 W hart boat. foot of Walnut street.
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by the Atlantic. The latter passed
Sandy Hook light ship at 4:1O A. NJ. to-
day and the Idler at 6:52.
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For Memphis.

SATURDAY, llh, ats 2. NJ, POSITIVELY,
IT, hJAS, W. GAFF, r.. W. Wise, Mas
lzsssss 80 ter. Apply on board, or to Royse u
: A1ss7--n10A Mossett, Agents on n. 0. Wharf
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MEMPHIS, October IA 14-LouisYilles A.
Memphis l, yesterday.
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For Louisville.

THIS DAY, 14th, at 5 z. NJ, POSITIVELY,
IT, b the U. S. Mail Line Steamer UNI
tIfaSsEesSs TED STATES, Ben ii. Merrelees,
Hesssl'<s1Hza Master Freight received at ali
hours on Wharf boat. foot of Vine street, Ii.
Nj. Wade, Superintendent
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FOR RENT--ROOMS

LN0R RENT ROOMS - Three nicely fur
IL nished front rooms for gentlemen. Apply
at No. 255 w. sixth street, near Central avenue.
Terms moderate. 1tF
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. The Idler beaten.

NEW YORK, October IA The yacht
race of the Idler and Atlantic of the
New York Yacht Club, from Sandy
Hook to Caue May and return, was won
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Min Families or groceries IN want Of
AHsAsV0 good Flour = warranted to give
THHbnsH satisfaction can be supplied by
] EVOa going To- the WEST EN- b MILLS.
Your orders are solicited. Delivery free.
JAMES X. HURIN, Sixth stree between
Baymlllcr and Freeman. SETS
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STEAMBOATS.
For PihfShnrU.

THIS DAY. 18th, at P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
RST n EMMA GRAHAM, J. N. William
son, Master. Apply on board or to
M''aasszanEm W. S. Getty, j. 1. Dorman & Co.,
J. Cunningham, j. $. Robinson, Agents.
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For New Orleans.

SATURDAY, l4th, at 5 z. NJ. POSITIVELY,
~ h. CHEROKEE, Geo. Woif Master.
L,66issass$T Apply on board. or to Royse Il
aatts=1saze@ Mosset W. S. Getty, Matt. Nc
Guire, Agents.
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THE RESULT.
The Vote i'm Hamilton County,

The Vote i'm Hamilton Comfy.
The canvassers of the vote at the cleo.
tion last Tuesday have been husily en-
gagged since II O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. The job, and it is big one, is uuder
the supervision of County Clerk Trevor.
and 'Squires Dossman and R)wekaMp.
and the grand jury room is the place.
The count on the Republican side is
represented by Mr.. W. s.. CapellaF and
Mr.. Drausin Wulsin; the Democratic by
Ike j. Miller aud Capt. Tytherleigh. OF
CumminsylIe. The official count. prob
ably, will not be furnished until late
this evening.
From one of the footings of the ac-
countants furnished STAR reporter by
gentleman who has access to them,
the following figures are given. 1t eng
not be termed "official," yet it will nst
vary from the one that is final, we arc
assured:
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LOST.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VA ANrED -SITUArION-By q No. l COOK
w and laundress with good reference. APP
ply at SO Ludlow street. 1876
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FOR sALn--REAL EsTArn,

If0R 5ALE-FARM-Of 50 acres, two miles
4 from Warren, OHIO; house of five rooms
barn aud STABLE well and cistern and neces:a-
Ty outbuildings; price $1,000, in payments, or
will exchange for city properly. Address
MRS. SEIIZ, 2i4 Findlay street. l2-3S
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For Kanawha.

SATURDAY, 14th, at 8 p. M. POSITIVELY,
~ h VIRGIE LEE, v. Reynolds Mas
lRes ter. Apply Cd board or to Geo.
1a'aaassaHS Charter, j. Z. Dorman Il Co.,
Agents.
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TWR SALE FARM - Good farm OF 97X
l. acres, situated y miles from the ralroa,l.
in CIcrmont County; 4J acres in corn, acres
In potatoes, 20 acres in meadow, balance i'll
pasture aud small crop Farm in good order.
Will ssll farm and crop together on VERY EASY
.ern,s, A good chance for any one desirino it
sp get q good home. Address d. u. s., Scar
Gdce, 23J Walnut street, Cincinnati, D.
jySjd&jy21w-1
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For POnerOy,

THIS DAY. 14th, at z. M. POSITIVELY.
~ n. POTOMAC, II. II. Drown, Master.
"a f7.sfss Freight received at all hours on
aaaaEs'szz<aaMm W harf-boat, foot of Broadway. w.
Honshell, Superintendent.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NTANTED-Four Ferrotypes for SOC. New
w York Gallery, % W. Fourth st. Stf
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NKTANTED - SITUATION - By a middle
w aged woman, to do plain housewOrk; ;
sity or country. Apply at 81 Richmond street,
west of Plum, IL 30
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NX7 X7ANTED--B0YS-Tw or three boys at
w this office. Apply in the counting room.
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WT ANTED-Bosto Gallery makes Ferro-
w types for 5Oc. 2l1 Central ave. mh22-Sti
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YNT ANTED - SITUATION - By a good
w steady woman to cook, or do general
work in a small family; city or country. Call
RL 3S Elizabeth street. l3-2t
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Horrible thought! Perhaps some oil
those needed Indiana Republicans were
talked to death.
1t has again been proved that 1t is
easier to tell who has been elected Coy
ernor after the votes have been counted
and declared Times.
1t is hard work and not tidal wave
which will elect the next President.
The man who betted on Indiana has
had The, alternate sensations of winning
and losing often enough in the past two
days to cure him of that kind of gam
bling forever.
Both parties are taking a long breath
after Ohio and Indiana. But the great
and final struggle will soon begin
Tribune.
The Republicans have sent "Black
Jack" Logan to stump Iowa, where they
have from 10000 to 10000 majority.
General Fitzpatrick is more than ever
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LOCAL MATTERS.

"A KNIFE THIRST IN A MANS EYE.-Tues-
day night about II o'clock, near the corner
of Seventeenth and Main street, Milton Fl.
Minnick alas Mulligan, 4 white sailor be-
longing to the schooner II. IT. Mitchell,
thrust his iack-knife into the Fight eye OF
Isaac Jackson (coIored), indieting painful
andserious wound. The two men met first in
house at Casll-C Corner, and Minnick amused
himself by teasing Jackson. He finally
took the latter's hat and went off with it,
followed by Jackson. Near the Old Market,
Minnick called jackson to come to min,
and Jackson, supposing that his hat was to
be delivered, went UP, and Minnick then
stabbed him In the eye with his iack-knife.
jackson cried MURDER" and Minnick
fled across the Seventeenth-Street bridge,
but was subsequently arrested by Sergeants
Howard and Wren. The wounded man
himself withdrew the knife from the flesh,
and was attended by DR.. Riddell; and after
giving IN his testimony before the Police
Court yesterday morning was sent to the
almshouse for treatment. Minnick was
sent to the grand jury for indictment for
assault with intent to kill.
Accused is about twenty years of age,
and IS q native OF the Shenandoah Valley.
Five years ago he enlisted in the navy, but
deserted (from the Monongahela) with a
number of others ina boat belonging to the
ship. The only possible excuse for his
murderous conduct Tuesday night is that
he wos on spree. He had been here but q
few hours, and could have had no cause
for assaulting Jackson in the way he did.
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THE THEATRE LAST NIGHT.-"The Two
Orphans" was presented at the Theatre
last night with fine caste and excellent
scenic arrangements. The play Is romantic
one, and has been very popular in the
northern cities. 1t was so well received
here that the management feel justified in
repeatine it tonight. Tomorrow night it
is likely that "The Great Divorce Case y
will be played.
A better mode OF reaching the seats in the
orchestra would be appreciated by the
patrons Of the Theatre. The audiences are
nightly growing in size, and it is difficult
for many persons to find comfortable places
without edging their way from the main
aisle to the seats ut the further end OF the
rows.
All who have seen the company now here
are well pleased with it. 1t Is really de-
serving OF the best support that our people
can give it.
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4 ministerial crisis is reported to be
threatening in Austria as consequence OF
the very excited feeling which prevails in
regard to the establishment OF a bank for
Austro- Hungary. The people OF Austria,
under the apparent lead of the National
Bank, are opposing the scheme most viso-
rously on the ground Of its unduly fayorIng
Hungary. But il is a part OF the plan OF
settlement between the two halves OF the
Empire known as the "Austr0-Hungarian
compromise" and it is very positively
stated that both Governments are deter
mined to adhere to it, the Hungarian Gov
crnment. it Is declared, being unable to
make further concession without rlsklng It's
parliamentary majority.
The British Ambassador to Turkey, Sir
Henry Elliot, has given an emphatic denial
TO q statement in the Times that he had adj
yised the Porte to be ready to stand Tor Its
RIGHTS and to make demonstrations OF force.
THE line OF demarcation fixed by the COM
mission between the Turkish and Monte
negrin forces threatens to give rise to re-
newed complications. Turkey, it Is re-
ported. has entered formal protest
against it.
The Porte, it is now stated, will move be-
fore the conference for an international ar
bltration to determine il Russia had the
right to send volunteers to Servia, and thus
prolong the war. II it shall be decided that
She had not that right the Porte Will claim
large indemnity.
Mr.. Thomas Carlyle is out in q letter upon
the Eastern question. He agrees fully with
Dir. Gladstone in recommending the expul-
sion of the Turkish governing classes from
Europe.
The Ffnancier says that it is understood
that the German Government will sell no
more silver in the London market under
four shsIlings and seven pence sterling per
ounce.
Queen Victoria has granted medals to
every person serving on the steamers Alert,
Discovery, and Pandora during their late
Arctic expeditions.
C.jLewis Jones is appointed postmaster
ut Shiloh, King George county, Va, vice
Isaiah T. Hayes, resigned.
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MANCHESTER ss. ,,.

The Hastings Court. "A d adjourned ses-
sion Of the Hastings Court will commence
this morning at 10 O'clock.
The following criminal cases will be
called: Maria Giraud, assault with intent to
kill; j. 81. Waymack, unlawful shooting
Gwathmey Miles, William Stevens, and Cor
nelius Alfriend, petit larceny.
City Sergeant Fitzgerald yesterday sum
moned special grand jury, consisting oi
Thomas 81. Holt, John w. Powers, Edward
Vickers, Fl. c. Hewlett, r. a. Baugh, B. B.
Weisiger, w. i. Walker, Charles NJ. Wal
lace, James T. Clayton, and William T.
Smith.
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Editors Of the Dispatch: The notice in
the Dispatch Of Monday giving the account
OF Mr.. McPherson's death by the cars was
entirely incorrect. he had been taking a
walk and was returning home after dark,
and, rot being acquainted with the tracks
where they came together, no doubt took
the wrong one, and was walking and not
living on the track, as was reported. He
had not lived long in the neighborhood, but
was highly esteemed by those who knew
him best. he was son Of Colonel Joel
Mcpherson, of Greenbrier, where his re-
mains were taken for burial. lie was mar
ried more than two months instead OF two
weeks. a FRIEND.
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BAIL ALLOWED but Not GlyEN.-Jamcs
Burnett, white youth OF fourteen or iii.
teen, charged with entering an unoccupled
house on west Grace street and stealing fix.
lures, was brought before Judge Wexford
yesterday on a writ of habeas corpus on ap-
plication for bail Without hearing argu.
ment, Judge Wexford upon the testimony
decided that bail could be allowed, and he
fixed it at $500. Burnett was unable to FUR
nish this amount yesterday, and he was re-
turned to JAIL He is awaiting indictment
by the grand Jury OF the Hastings Court.
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Council Meeting. The ensuing meeting
OF the City Council Friday, December 1st,,
will be an important one, as various inter.
esting reports from various committees will
be submitted, and it is probable that the
vacancy from the Second Ward in the body
will be filled, and members OF the School
Board from the First, Second, and Fourth
wards appointed.
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PIANOS. ORGANS, &c.
HOW TO BUY AN ORGAN.

The MASON & sIAS1LIN ORGANS have bcea
assigned Tue FIRST RANK by The judges at THE
CENTENNIAL. They may now be boxght VERY Low
FOB CASH or ON EASY TEHMs-yiz-: BY the pay
ment Of tenth OF the catalogue p.fce cash, and
one tenth every three lEonths until ten payments
are rDade.
For instance: 70 purchazc an organ worth $3.50,
you pay SIS cash. and $l5 every tbsee months till
ten payments are msde. Thus purchasing xn organ
by the payment Of 50 per month, which is 6ny the
rent Of piano.
Large reductions for cash.
T. l.. d. WALFORD * CARLTON MCCARTHY
Agents Mason e. Iiaml,n Organ Company,
no lin Ola Main street, Richmond, Va.
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Conveyed to the Penitentiasy.-City Ser
geant Fitzgerald yesterday conveyed to the
penitentiary, under sentence OF three
years, George w. Browder, convicted Of
house-breaking and larceny in the Hastings
Court Of this city. Browder is respectfully
connected and much sympathy is expressed
for his widowed mother, sisters, and other
relatives.
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-JuStice
Joseph j. White presiding.-The follow
ing cases were disposed of:
Walter Wcndt, Il drunken vagrant, was
ordered to leave the city.
John Abbott, a resident OF Manchester,
was charged with stealing hand-organ
valued at $50. The case was continued
until Saturday, and Abbott was bailed for
his appearance.
Alice Gray (colored was sent to jail Tor
guage in the street.
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GRAND CoNCERT.-Mr. Wheat will give q
grand concert with his excellent quartette
choir at Association Hall next Tuesday
week, 18th December, for the benefit OF the
Monumental church. It is needless to say
that the concert will be rs brilliant and enjoy
able as all of his entertainments are; but.
with the superior yocalists he now has, par
ticularly the soprano, Miss Swain, we may
look forward to something SURPRISING what
we have ever had before.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, WEDNEs-
DAY.-Grasswitts assignee Us. Connally,
&c. Fully argued by 4. r. Courtney for
appellant and NJ. NJ. Gillian for appellecs,
and submitted.
Spilman rs. johnson, &c. Partly argued
by l.. r. Spilman for appellant and William
L. Royal for appcllceS, and continued until
to-day.
Pulen Us. Dudlcy's administrator, &c. !;
Goran's executor Us. Clarke's. Rules award
ed to print records, retrlrnable to january
G, 1877.
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Persondl.-The re;ippointment OF Rev.
George e. Vandcrslice to this charge by the
Methodist Conference gives unqualified sat
israction. Manchester has never had more
earnest or Jealous worker in the Masters
vineyard, or one more in every way accept
able to all classes OF our citizens.
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SALES THIS DAY.

GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, four ariek tenements on
the north side OF Franklin street between F!f-
tenth and Union streets.
DAVENPORT q MORRIS, IL a.. H., cargo Of her
rings, also sugar, coffee, bacon, naekerel, &c.
r. w. POWELL, 10 A. A., pawnbroker's sale Of
500 iois forfeited pledges, diamonds, watches,
& jewelry, &c. s
FRANK j. SAMPSON, BY r. NJ, trustees sa!a OF
house and lot on Fourth street between Decatur
and Stockton streets
Il. 81. COOK l0Is a. H., household and kitchen fus-
uiture.