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DLSGRrLRS FROM Tnh iRMi.


Island -hrcwi Trick.
a -onoril cour. martial has been in Sos
sion On Governors Island since Nov q for the
trial OF descrt.rs. Lieut. Col Alexander Oh H.
her, Of toe Tweuti drst Infantry Is President (
the cour', and Fifst.lieut. Join NJ. Ross Of O. e
same regiment Is Judge Advocate. There were
ty-two la-c. on the docket when the court
c hytnCI. AUD Notwithstanding the trial- have
teen .u~hed az tie rate Of a dozen cases ~
more vecAN, there were ,ui nity-two cases I'M
tUed Nhcn the c'utt adjourned on Tues jaw
,fernrou uHn Frda, In older TO allow time for
the TEoiuu> u.Lf'iS Inspection which l. maine
tanned at i,it Columbus. It Is exrected III 1
tho court viii continue IN session Throughout
the wln'el ~7 G'.estcis ate cOnst htN benz =
pt~rerl Cd.
>rriu.,l, ,rrfrh. mlny q them turn out on
tire fini . lc Frauds. \, the cold We ,ther 81 ,
lu.'tl ti.lf 20 TIE ulilinI ~ D. MS ~ r. ni-Nl
Sauia, IN hriftv men are sorey excel ~d
A. 10 the means ior comprising Win.
ter saplor- ,'ascs are not iufreou.uf
wnerc AN unemployed lab0rer, having le.rn !
4 o. name Of some soldier, perhaps a former
cronv. who has deserted. ~ umes It aud no j.
lies the War Department of MA ucsirr to giVo
himself 1n ara q he E's chances IN trial. Ii'
horul do-rrter Is mt once arrested aud To-
warucd 1T Uncle sans expense TO & vernon .
Island. Ilore lac lnds hiuself snugly lodlcd 1 O.
the guard house. with a certtlnty Of TEN Z.
warmiv Sheltered and clothed and af'undanfiV
fed and "ltn nu work to do besides lllht pc
lice duN until he H. Drought before no Cou
IN rilal. oftcn the prelimina1es ule up MANY
weeks, owiLg TO the dn, ultlcs 81 rrUcurIg
witnesses rom distant military posts. Mnen
the cuptit Is finally arr LINED, he boldly o.
mud ates his promised plea "i guilty and 70
clar,s that lie never was an enlisted man.
r. Il ul4O suspected that a ra1n1ty OF
the actual deseit,Ts who surrender thcM-
selves dr 30 In COLLISION witha Government de-.
teetvr whose Office /, IN the lower part # iroac-
wav ana who makes n hDeciilt) OF dCsertcrs, re-
ceivirr SJ)h head reward Tor all turned over D
the renaezious AT Governors Island;
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lsT-THAr WE ARE SOLE AGENTS IL NORTH
AND SOUTH AMERICA FOR 1lIg sNIEOF CIOCKs
MADE ny THE INV HAVEN CLOCK tOypANN,
NEW HAVEN, CONN.; TIt l.. n MfLCH MANI.
FACTuRlNG GO. AND wfLCH. srHING & CO.. oP
FORkSTNlLLE CONN., AND tine sETH THOMAS
CLOCK 60. AND SETH 1nUMAss SONS d co.
OF TlIOMASION, tONN.
2D-1IAT THE ONLY BRANCH STORES OH
THE AMERICAN CLOCK COMPANY NIir Al
i72 STATE ST., CHICAGO, AND MONIGoM
cry ST, SAN FRANCISCO.
30-THAr WE WE'RE FORMERLY LOCATED Al
CORTLANDr ST., IN NEW YORK. BUr NOVLr
FROM THERE TO 5sl BROADWAY ~ THf FALL
OF 1872.
OUR GOODS ARE FOR SALE ny MOST or rnR
WHOLESALE DEALLlIs THROUGhOUr THB
WORLD.
~ You ARE DEALING IN OUR CLOCKS AND
ARE ALWAYS GETTING WHAT you ASK FOR
AND AT FAIR PRICES. or SOME JOBBINu
HOUSE. III PROBABLY WILL NOT BE WORTH
YOUR WHILE TO MAKE ANY CHASGE, BUT II
you ARE nor WELL USED. COME TO HEAD
QUARTERS.
II YOU HAVE ASKED IL CoRrLhNDT STREET
FOR MIR ANDREWS. OR MIR. DUKAND. OR MR.
HosFoRD. or MIR. BRADLEY. OR MR. nOTCH
KISS. AND COULD NOT FlND THEN. WE CAN
TILL you WHERE THEY ARE.
4TH-rlIAT IHE NEW HAVEN CLOCK co. ARE
sJCc EssORs TO 1nE JEROME MANUFACTURE
ING CO.. AND MANUFACTURES LARGE LINE OF
LOW PRICED CLOCKS BRANDED NEW HAVEN
CLOCK Co. AND JEROME co. II YOU WISH
THE LATTER BRAND FOR EXPORT. WE CAN
PuI you IN the WAY OF GETTING THEN.
FlTllER IN TIL COUNTY, OR Al THEIR ENG.
LIsH AGENCY. JEROME q co, 10 PITT ST. LIv.
rRPooL. AND SHALL TAKE PEisURE ~ Doing
So THEIR GOODS ARE WELL kSOWN AND WELL
LIKED IN LIVERY LAND.
bTn-THAT THE L. N.wELCH MANUFACTuRING
GO. MAKE LINE or GOOD, sINlLAE To THE
TIE NEW HAVEN CO.'S AND WEIGH, Spring
CO. MAXI \ FINER GRADE OF GOODS. IN.
GUIDING CALENDAR And REGULATOR OFFICE
CLOCKS.
orH THAT THE SETH THOMAS CLOCK CO.,
FOUNDED BY sLrH THOMAS IS 1873 MAKE THE
MkLL-kSOMS "sETu THOMAS" CLOCKS. AND
THE NAME Is AND ALWAYS HAS DEEM A SYN.
ONYM FOR GOOD MA1Ei4ALs AND HONEST
WOKk.
THEY MAKE ALSO \ LINE OF REGULATORS
AND OFFICE CALENDAR CLOCKS. BRANDED
"sEllI THOMAS CLOD Il co." AND FOR InR
LAST FOUR YEARS HAVE MADE THE A. r.
HOrd HKlsS" LOWER CLOCKS.
THEY wEkE PKoMI-ED AT THE LATE Ex.
hlBIIION Is PHILADELPHIA WRITTEN
AWARD "FoR TOWER CLOCKS AND CLOCKS or
COMMERCE"
THEY HAVE not YET GOT THE CORY Ol
AWARD, But PRESUME IHE POwFN- THAT HH
Will SEND II RtFoRE ANOTHER CENTE >NIAL
WHEN IT COMES IhEY WILL GIVE .HE ruBLie
Az OPPORTUNITY 10 JUDGE
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Grant Mast be Impcnchcd.

81 am wei aware said President Grant
m hi- &C. eel mo- -Igc OF Jan n. le1l. that any
mn "it iut,ri renee 10y the ~ .'r- or troDus
81 the Z uited rtatr- with the trsiux ton OF 4
Nlth ant rlvi drtAt intnt 90 the GoNetnturnt,
t- ''iu. u,tnt . uui cas- 4 = ytrniucnt | can
I'ntfNr - mo- cf". not int diving rch Hon r
lutu r"c. ~. whcIr sucu iuttffrr. nee lis ale
tnoriff of tine general Government ousht to le
recruited ORGAN "1l-tlard." President Gr.ut.
'h tUal ur'H-l1u, huie d-d himself from cen
sure uN iuttrsluG ia 0 tue interior nee win
iNc Iuuisl4h. l,.Ei-i ture WIS with tt bic Ole
r.'tt.l. sinonon, o. knoW iedg. aud to cleur
htu-.f more tulY he maze the -pLud Z to-
u.tt' &C cons i.uli unal uuctiiue wnIcn We b va
i.-f u4u cd from u,s Louisiana message. Bu:
' D. tr "a ttHd i-uurauco Hp~f Can D. expect
suN inds To ururNc that what was u ne 49, col
t.uiil was dOue without nis saactioni unl-- =
ut.it. now, as nc din m the Ioui ianA $50 he
20 tNu, rUudrmuCd oul ~ hI- lNn muutn. Hut
$500 sill ccuut such % red Ith respect 20 the
&c isfctluns at Culumota VertorCayS
'd.ed nv nj, own uctiai atious. the military
lu 'il,. Vnce Yesterday Was utterly without war
Itu. 80 Ju-uuc. ia. f.r HIM To repeat hil
iIff. - lie u Ignorance IA tnis case Won q to
uh! 81 is, II ur ogicrtd THIS plain Vi nlAtinn
oi ~, or IT. Win - many reasons fnr sup using
% Nuu.d laNr pl cc, n dit not prevent u, he
ni.. uiutr tut NEoio rD- pon.itin;y. Judged
u.s. SuNn Il clara i0u- fp Congress. 70 l. "a uIt n-
struus VOL ton 81 t4w ana OF the spirit OF oar
an ~ lions. WIN that uets re on record, W.
lN got .ts row fe eau escape On y plea ~ I'm W.
has tlcdlk IA ~" alill-cll liable TO inpcacu
- TINS new iufef ference NI.h state Lrcisl e.
tHi+. Uhfu rtundtrly Tor INN, the impearhIn Z
20 seq is now IN me h nds 81 his enemies, nd
a. 20 ~ reason VII thrY Mould not exercise
o.. We lr sumo the hrs, va iue,s If the House
= lt"prr seutaiiv's, wien IL assemblies next
We h, wili be to vote ms INN .achupnf aud al.
r"int committee to Ill aw up the articles.
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tui' SEQ. NoN. 20 despatch concerning the
ludiar hght from Gen. Crook, received at mill
try headquarters hoge this morning, SAYS; An
Indian who came In To- u- here this informing says
taat wnile In Crazy Horaes camp runners came
In from Sitting Bulrs village with tho infnrma-
ZION that ne hld made peace win the whites to
tho Cffct thai they we're TO be allowed 10 hunt
buffalo until spring, when thcY were 10 have an
agency on the Belle fourche, IN the lllnck HIS
that part Of sitting bulis village was talking
Of moving M TO 'ln crazy Horse, VINO was
canned on Inc lt0sthud near the pnint where
Gcn. lerr, and | met last summer" So mucn
ui tle foregoing as relates 60 Suing Bun Is dr.
credited A. military nenequariers
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BsD BOYSIN PrAIHEIELD.
Juvenile Thicvcs' Association TINT Gave
People Much Trouble.

Juvenile Thicvcs' Association TINT Gave
People Much Trouble.
For six months the residents OF Plain
hcid, N. j.. have teen subjected To- mysterious
petty rohberics. On the night OF Nov. 10 rr l..
NJ. Boc1p was robbed Of clothin. that was upon
n line In the yard. A nee hive WIS carried away
AZ the me time. ON Nov. " half barrel Of
mackercl WAS stolen from MIR. McDon Ids gro
cer,. Mr.. Nash was robbed of $40 worth Of
ciglrs, and II began to be susnec cd that the
thefts were the work ~ an association Of BOYS,
rancin. from twelve to seventeen yeas 81 age,
witch. II was rumborcd. NUMBERED among its
members tho sons 81 some OF the most POM
tn cnt iesidents I Plaiulcld.
Another theft was mat of several coats and
l.dNs sa QUE which were tiken OIL the rtti.
N Mt. Crafts house in Kensington avenue
Nothing but the Vluthine was stolen. although a
dhuutv ~ -ilyerwafe was loose In room above
the hall The oniccs 4 Messrs. Young, Weed q
&c. were eut, rcd IN tho ni-ht the NindOw inI
pitd opcn, and an unsuccessful attempt was
IN d To break INTO h. r..
DR. { hen. the Mayor of ~ inneli, ylsal .
IN rer The robbers. with a ladder. entered
Ms house through tho sk,lirht. they earn d
ct inthing. lherc wore other similar rub-
ierics.
Chlaf 81 Police Brccn rsccrtained that ner-
son IN tlaiiu Id had Ocau receiving stolen roo
city. In tue place DESIGNATED he found silks
and other .ond$ heloneing To Nit Jones. lie
als1 SURPRISED one Of the bows wnom ne us
ucc.ed IN the house. Last Saturd " he l. Il
o. ncirut evidence accumulated to rrest young
Gili2 N, AGED II Years, -ln OF Councilman GiiH-
gin.
On the same dav a boy known as "Clica -"
WAC arrested. l. Tls on onday morning u -
thief aire-' ed Peer Schneiderwin, aged 10
,-aa. hei- hardened. vicious looking young
fehow. and T. probably one Of the worst f'cp-
Der n he "hssociaiiun.' Later In the v
VIII IN milford. a on Of Councilman MuiiOrl,
aud Leonard Marsh. son Of "a New York nicr-
ch,nt. neither of til, MOI. than IL years II
age. were consigned to he lock uD.
On rucsd V morning the PRISONERS were ar-
raicued before Justice J.. l.. Coco. Narsh ard
= unrt i'rw - were sent tu 1. a beth ami CONE
uts. to II .ur thc O.. nd JAY. ana M ointr
Three u.Ns were locked up ~ the plninn, 10
o., ii-r 81 tiuu. Two other bow axe stluu.iy
suspected. iheS have dira lpe, red.
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ALAc1Ioy rh,rDs ~ ST. AoUI>.


1T. LorIs, Nov. 21-'rhe Commissioners
APPOINTED by the Circuit Court to recount the
tic cat on the I'D Of August lasf, a, an cleo
zion for ma against what was known "a The
"scheme and Cnarter'-that l., scheme to
separate the cit, from the county and new
oharer Tor the ciiy-haye unearthed numerous
Irregularities aud very gross bundcis bN the
,i-o- OF the election. and frauds of most
rttltiiuE ca ga irr. Ihtfe refA'f - ie 30
d Irti that the scheme aud ch1riei' proi0.i
tlun WIS carr hA d 'alE lu' 1ulfv If legally
cast votes. tu the frauds ucfpefrattd In t.e
int rest ct the o-itiu1 d"ieHfel T.. a Hn
ilst ic' ~ the frauds committed. Mr.. Kelly
ard w. Rep %. Jldgo. e clrc.l"n ~ the Central
precinct OF thr Ninth 'rl. haVo M de demo l.
tons to th" tG,rf tu.t ihcf tooo lnlil / rthr
scu'iuc ana chatter foW the bali thuX, and
.uhaiiiutcd laNots 80 80 th.t Ir1nositlon.
Ihcy 'lap oeua5r,l ollluts 90 mt the prop.-i-
tom, numlc-nT % credit,ng them 20 Ictsnnf
whO Old MT v0to a an. They swear tnut p'l-
maps not more tn Co votes were cast ~ their
uull, mAjnutY of Nl.irh " ie fui the SCHEME
and charter; but eyreturGed ayote III o. Ior'
and l. 81 against tn PROPOSITION.
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tlon az the oreninp, and the price quickly Weld
cd from 10Sk to 10ek. In cOnse queDce Of cable
advicee OF further large shipments OF epecio 10
this port, over si.2j00cO having boon engaged for
TO mOrrow'a steamers. There was partial re-
covery to 10sE, at which figures IL closed.
The following were the principal transactions:
10 " l0sH 10;25 A. M...1fs4 lon 7. y. ..l0afA
1000 A. lOsA 1870 A. h..lOSA 200 i. " loss
lNilO A. hlOSa l2.OO h.....lOSA 800 L. NJ ..lue3s
In loans the rate paid for having bilanccs carried
were ~, q ~, Sc cent, ana nat for borrowing.
-. IOiai cioatinKs at the Gold Exchange BANK were
ba ancer t26 900 The sub feIsnry eued sl2 80
puniic d"h f3a 900.
The dav's business At the United states subTreasnry
Wa Cod receipts fl4lul51i gUlu payments. $780,
W. ~ GOLD balance. f5i S72 bi72 currency roctpu.
tof NJ ~ currency payments, ell l2O l755S Currcn
cy uaihnce, si2SS;4t IS Customs SO1OO
Ihe litefnal revenue receipts Nasnin ton to-day
were tIOOOUO and the customs receipts 100000 The
Treasury aiso received 100000 natl MAJ bank note.
Nn- deer ascd A212,OOO.
foreiRn cxchangc continued dun ana devoid ~ are.
sMl interest," The nom nal rates we're a. 81 and a. -
Tor time aud demand crafts.
Money Naa r. civ supplied IN call at 9o54 y cent.
WIN M n.g tla,lOns At ag't4. DiecOunt- renamed
qnne' !" t11 ior prime mcff aItAc si-n lures.
ihc uiAiNtt u 7 government Fcrurttpa reflected "a
age ~ me- -, with an active ira tht ugnuut the
uaY .taty prices were u shade lower In tymuatny
WIN me heavles~ Of GOLD, ut the tom improved
m the tuO3t qucht TRANSACTIONS.
a. flI 4. u Al N..tN a. u
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RIDING ron 1nE cHAHrIoNSHIr
Fish md iowande jumping mud Sporting an
a IIOlse.s nnrc back.

In Gilmore's Garden, last evening, thu
contest betwe cen the tho hare-oacE riders, Mar
tnho Low uda and Charles Fish, for the cham
pionship II tue world, WAS with ssed by y large
assembly Of cheering parts rs on one side or
the other LoHande's performance was con
iluuous succ, ion 81 different attitudes AMI
tricks, Of which tho eliminating one was jump
inc through a ing Of knives. The juige4
awarded MIN great pf~lae Tor ddrlnR and almost
uu-quAled ann y.
Fish i wonderfully light, graceful rider. and
does cques nan 'ilok- with 80 llule eHnrt ma
JUDGES were nfe fliuulfs in TeGdins tie decision,
which detailed Vie uurival ID speollltir, Of tcn
man, ani. hnalir. fNr gcneI.l iiding, and
especially VA 'ousiuoraiipn ul double ar ha'
somefsault=, whlth aIe o. az pOiul with co TO-
ri NJ, thef awarded t. ohaflcs Fl-n the gui
tned ~ the ch tmUiou hip of The world. lo-
dhy Is rlium will Give tIree performances, HnI
punliciy treat, all the Wild animals 10 d Thank -
giving dinner csrrcl ly the great ilNcd, ~ 4ih-
n.u.L.iIJutLed hi, JopuiainGs.
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what Friend OF Gov. Hayes saws.

A well-known merchant Of Clncinnati,who has
branch house IN New orleans, has been spending some
TINS the latter ciiy. lie is a Republican, ana per
eoha fri nd of Gov Hayes. In letter TO NJ. EiNAd
briggs, President Of the WiamsDurgh Cib Fire Ia.
turAncc ohpany, Nrltten on the Rjd Inst he siy
lhc political condition hers Is very gloomy There IA
no uOubt mat the Democrats canlcd the election,
which was tue most peaceaue ever saw anywnerr
Whitcs huh blacks standing m nnc and vutllF IA
turn. II Isl perfect shame anu swinde II tnn Don
crals do not Obtaln what they fairly aud homes BE-
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| do Nov. 30 ~ y. NJ Tine reaLlyoa and irends are

brotherin.law, J. H. Brennan, 1e6 " lite st., on ThuD
invited to attend
.. De rom sr-fn Plainneld " T.. on Nov. %. Hatta
", twin daughter Of J. W. aud Lizzie I. De Forest.
hgreu year, o months, aud Odys.
FUl LIME I'm Tuesday. Nov. ppfnr Fulmor.
cNAlderman ftne s,xtcenih ward.
. ff'hA ia irlatNca are invited to HE funeral on
lhurhda .pth lust, from to- N tlodst Church. gan
e. near fh av, at =. VI. Members Of Naval Lodge,
NO. %, and NJ. are tpeOil " invited Roma ns
VIII bv taken t. the country Fri las morning
HkAL1.-Ol W,drcsuay, Nov. % Mary beloy ID
vii Of Diulel lealy, IN the 55ih wear of her arc.
Inc funeral wll ias" oil &C nom her late re- dencs
kRUsE-On MONDAY, NOV. -. 1870, Gascha Krusa.
agei 90 We rs . months. and DAYS.
The rel tves ami friends, AMI $50 the members Of
Amt. Ncud ucr cur. are rCguctiuI INV 90 to attend
The tut cal Thu aday Nuy. 30 a. 1 O'Clock, from
the residence VI her 3g2 81 ay, between 0h anc
S0tn 4.
,,MccOY.-fn Jersey city, Nov. %, 1879, George, v
MCCOY, srfOf' ciuret son Of Alexander and Maria Nc
Gov, aged wears, months anu - days
The relatives and itCnds OF TIC family are respect
tu inVited TO md hc fuicra from the residence
the pnr' Is 90 Grand st. jersey city, Thursday az
tcrnnnn, Nov. 80. u O'cl lcr.
OGlLNlt. At Cree poln, Brooklyn, on "Wednesday
mnrhiu Rob n Ogiye. Jr IN ihC 20 year at hl, age
neral ou turday afternoon, O'Clock, from the Re
formed thurc Kent q Grclnpuint.
year.
The relatives ana friends Of the family are invlteo
TO attend IA iuucial on Frd v pee. I ~ o'clock
Y IN the fCHlacncv VI his father, John W. Shower q
Morton Il.
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Cue Of DcstitUfioa that should be Ne
iieved this Thnpk@xiving Morning.

In dingy back room on the second
nonr ox., n stnre in E,l,o, s,roa, ra,r r,iu,,r
o., ,, " ~ $500 '' N'"'o"'
br"ok'yn' a inliS ~ IN state OF restitution.
he hush nd, John L. SWEET, ~ an ircurable
reral,ttr and h.s toon ,,,.,io 60 40 a,,.,t,.,.
- - - -, " w '."'"s
t'''c apr 100 re was formerly IN well to-
do circumstance. Born In New liamushire Of
.d,,.. tod nnr,pfa he .r,.,.d ,,a,,.n,u. ti,,
w., ''' '''' ~ N"'e'su "'' NAh''e nv
anu was '"I SUM t'he rt'cNhollcr ana tfus-
tee II the American Mining Company Of this
,,tv H.. ,v,t ,hcn .r,,,t.,,.t "a , h,,i..
\, ~, " " NNe.p'i
'"I ''a'l'N VI i''N' an lh-urAhce agent IN LID
erty street, aud Was with fnther aud son In the
= ms husiuts. iur over twelve years. lie VAS
muCa respected ia bu~iucs- circles III New York
ar his tgrity aud business talent. lie was
81 2cd with icut' liver compliant over two
yeats ago, ana his cmUIoSefs sent him
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TIE colossal lust OF llora &c Greeley ha, been
placed over MS grave in Greenwood Comcior ana the
coremoue' Of unyc'lrg WI take place rext Mon lW
afternoon at l3O O'clock. Tine eereuuhits Wl lee a.
follow; Introductory fomArhs rs TIE Hon. Thur.
low W,cI % rrIr,r nv The Rev d. r. n Chaptl. B.,
Poem ~ idmuna &. Siedmau' L'q. T. II. '4teio 2
add ess Y SIR ". n. liud"clL q. Afdfrs. b, ayari
TlylDr. E,l. The friends 81 Horace Greeley dnu the
plpur generally are invited - itend.
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ALnAAY, Nov. 20. At a 5. eclal Term held by
justice OSBORN wcles Paine, receiver Of the Bond
stiect sa,ues Bans of Sew ORR, peiOncd ior eayc
To apply certain funds N he posse sion toward mo
payment Of iNe- ON the bank pr pert. ON one hulli
NJ, $50 Ii0Wcry. t2Hsu tue ana another hniid
luz. gsil N KING, with other itie expense tA51SOJ.
A. rrttlv MS asfets - the ran. 10 III arOuut Or
sSOuul ct 10 hA urier,e granted leave ~ rA}
tAe amount required Glerctrom.
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col MeI.aughIIn ChnlIengea b, a New o,Acr.

Col. J. II. McLlughlin, the famous wrestler,
mas accented the challenge issue to him by Mr. Charles
Murphy u TINS city. aud WI wreste match with HIM,
collar ana euOR holds at The 4 "a lcT Hall ON fourth
Stree, On wednesday evening neat, foI 500 side,
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DITORCI,D.

HELnBOLD,-In the city OF New York on tho
gs'n day OF November, 1870 by The Hon. Abraham Il
lawrence Justice OF the supreme Court, Hrnrintte n
lie mbpld from Henry I. leimbold. Custody OF chill
dren awarded TO plalntin. Cause, luuacy.
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DIR &. W. BENsON's CELERY AND CnANOMILE
PiLLs are prepared expressly to cure SICK Headache
Nervous Headache, Dyspcptic Headache Neuralgia
Nervousness, seeplessness, and VIII cure any clse
Price 50 ccnis postage free, sold by all .drugE.'s
ONCE 100 " kutaw a.. baltimore. sid. Reference
q. d. LESTER Cashier Howard BanN, Baltimore, Nd.
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Business Nolltes.


Cough. or cold, browns Bronchial Troches" are Of
fcred with the fullest confidence their efficacy Los
engcs called troches sold IN bu by the OF pound
are but worth imitation ana do not possess the
curative properties Of browns bronchial rrocnes -
which art soi only IN boxe with name OF the pro.
prietos On the Government stamp attached 10 each box
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Thanksgiving. Ladies', Misses. Gents. and poys
houts, shues. walters and lnus Nubbrs, ali ptStt
pnees. iaroullt MILLER CO., LuiUn square.
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ALBAnY, Nov. g9.-Gov.-elect Robinson las
deiermnlrd 10 rutain Gen. Franklin Townsend ~ tne
position Of huJuAnt General, aAi Gen John Is. Wood
ward az 1 sprtiJf Ochetdi.
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A DEM, Il obb,d b, Mashed uu,p,ars.

IlOaTON. Nov 20 Last night two masked m IN
entered thr d. pot At Slugus seized tho station aIcN
jas +. Mlllnr bound and glgged him, AND TOlDel the
safe OF small amount VI money.
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Decay destroys fhr lite aud natural color Oi
TIE hair. ParAcr's Hair Basam ltstorc- DOtn.
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0 'irl.'. lii.h I'ca viii make now man OF you
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALsANAc-rnfs nay.
sun rises ~ sun sets..... "a Moon sets. 20
mon WArRR-rnf. nay.
sandy lIoOA. 10 l,Oy. Island. "a llel Gate . + %
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Arrived -wRDSRsDAY. Nov. %
s. California, Ovenstohc, Glasgow Nov is via No.
vile 10
s. state of Nevada. Braes. Glasgow Nov H. Larne IL
- Alh"marle Gihhs LeWcs Dal
So Hudson, eager New Orleans Nov "A.
- Glucu., br1rsc. Boston
- tlcnnora. johnson. Portland.
ALSO the usual river ana rulttNI-e yfsa'ls
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THE
AMERICAN
CLOCK COMPANY,

OF bsl BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Bts leave once more to state to the Tsade
and the Public:
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-28

LARAMIE, w. T, l5.-One hundred
ounces Of gold aid a lot of ore from
The famous Centennial mine was sent
20 the United States mint at Denver,
and returns have just been received.
Tho gold assays 9O3 fine in gold and
81 in silver. The quartz assays $46..
1So.M per ton in gold and $27l.49
per ton in silver. being total of SAL.
o5I.sS per ton Of 1000 pounds.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-28

The State of Tennessee possesses
more dogs than men, the figures being
7O,7SO to 45,574 for thirty counties,
the figures representing dogs, howcv
er, representing only those taxed.
The entire number Of dogs in the state
is about 225.L00, and there must Lc
an immense number not taxed. VIVA,
they consume would fattcn pork worth
about a, 100000 1t is estimated that
they kill fully $4,000 sheep every
year.