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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Il Triumphant succras.-A romarkale fuat
Thursday, Oct. ~, at Columns 8 and T II, Acri:
cultural itaI'. Aa ANNOUNCED. the celebrated
uooncr j. l,oschott Press Company, Of Syrac9ae,
power.ures aii Improved pEacuas, Ut lou barrcls
of cider fEon, S00 tasluIB Ut npn!es, in ten con
accutiys hours. 10 assure a tittough aud eo1t,
yncIny trial tho gan.ing OF barrels was BY tnfled
Stascs ualKcr appointed BY thet CENTENNIAL anth1rl.
t!cs, the measuring of apples by ~ 9'leA!l' The
reiml promulgated BY tnp ConIs1i9neI1.c 3 1cn evcs
r:is w"fo airsi. tho exaet tlne being hours and
10 minutes a!inwlng, an interval of 70 minutes
elder ontl. in the allowed 10 hhnrs, fson. 8IQts
bushels Uf apples llU bafrcla and - gallons It is
pse4Ig.A IL aid, the tnlu.cnsu atte!stlant crowd
wnro enthusiastic tn thc!r culMcndattuns VI tho
nimlnlbIu t,focess aud wonderful results.
, 1876-11-14

Sunreu,e f.aust NptHlaNs-TweeA.
Stectui pFspatch 10 The 1f1buHA


specfa' DIspateh 10 The 7ttouna,
WAsnts0ToH, u. e., Nov. la.-3n tho Cnttcl
States Supreme Cnnrt ta-tfay, In tue course Of
d t!ucision tn u bankruptcy Gcset Justice Bradley
gave very strong opnion upon the question of
Slutes' rights, md thu relation of tEe States to
the General Goyer1ucns. Tic drift Of II may
be seen from tic following scnlence; ''1hu
]aws Ut The United States arc as much tic Law
within thr several States Us the Stasu laws are.
The United States IL not Il foreign Power with
respect to any State In this En!un."
Tho decision III The noted Granger case, which
bud becn expected fur totay, wus not delivered.
Thu Savy. Department does NOT expect tlnt
tho franklin VIII asrlye ut Nuw York with
Tweed Oe!urt Thursday.
10 tas Hfittfn As1ocfaftd I,ssh
Commission appointed to frame \ tll! for thu
organization Ut thu army sMes ut the War De-
partulru. today, but all thc tncml'ers nut ucng
present the Commission adjourned Until next
in tis Supreme Court to-day the following
decision was tent'crcd: oH1se' statrs ": H.
minnesota. The defendants IN errur III thls
case xgru indicted fur selling llQunr Ia thu LII
dun country: as II appcarc'i that the terrltnry
where tho utfellse wIa committed WIS purtlo'l
Of the Statn ii Missouri, the Court below eAa-
tained demurrer tu the indictment, holdfn!s
that tho elIcGt Ut tho admission 0f Alnltcautu
Into tie Union WAS to Withdraw this teTritury
frOna the 1n'ltan country. It u iere said tlltt
as tho prohibition was extended to tlis lulstls
whcu coded Iy thu Indlat.s 10 thu UH!,cd stases
tho provisions VI treaty still apply sa tltstt.'
The fact that The ec'ie.[ territory Is within tlle
llnits Ut Mf.ncs0ta is lcfo INCIDENT, A!ld hot
the foundation Ut prohibition. Tbs acs VI Col''
gruss imported iuto tho treaty applies n'llst tu
I'LL Indtail ttlhes Occupying particular ta'!tntsy
whctlcr within or without Statr lines, and rs It
IL based exclusively OH Fuactal author
nu disturbances s,l tie principle ui
stQte equality. Tho powss " ui*Ss
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GALEsA, ILL.,, Nov. 1:.-Artlsur Ellis. horse
thief who las been operating IN this Vicinity fnr
some time pnst, was eaptuscd by detective as
Gear'e Ferry yesterday afternoon, an,l brought
to this city anl lodged IN JUL. Durfng tile TX.
animation before II Justlec this forcnoun he
pleaded guilty to tho Charge, and was rccois-
m;ttct to await tho action of tho Grand Jury.
which meets Tomorrow, Ellis Is about II
years oltl, f. grauuase uf the WnukesIla, Wis.
Reform SclItH>l, and fas Btnlell 1t.stc nun her
uf horses fft,r, farmers III this vicinity since last
May. His lust exploit was tho stculIng OF Il fine
horse, saddle, all I,rilc iron thu barn Of II. y.
Mills, Of Wlrrcn, Ill.
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treaties with Inlan tribes 1t ls said Is co-txten-
eiyc with the power to r1a!sa treaties With for
cign nations. Reversed with directions to Try
tlr indictment.
THE Court Ut Commissioners Of the Alallatnn
l., prepare rascs fur tic third and t,nal call Of
tltc ca oatnr. The amount involved In tho cases
remaining to lie tried Is 81 ~, ,03o. Deluctug
from thfs amount tho cascs of the Peruvian Gov.
er,itncnt fUr loss Of Ruano by the destruction
of tlic Rockingham and Express, tho remaining
eases will amount TO $5G3, 1924. As the Court
lbs alrraiv decided that only loyal c1tisene Of
ihc United Suites ean receiver damages, It Is
thought the Peruvian cases will be dismissed.
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peul frt,,n The Court of Common PlcaH. Judge
forcc ILLS tnnrutng rvtitlcrtsl n decision grant
f1Ig Il permanent nitnrt.t,,I restraining the Al
lal,,ic ~ l'nrijc Company from greeting ant
maintaining u line nf telegraph IN 'l,c Cncin-
natl, Hamilton Il indianapolis 1saIlr.'ai IN ulIto,
fAilronsl Company fur MI exclusive right of way
was b!ns'inR upon thu latter, notwithstanding
there Ila1 been sale u TIM roa,. md that the
70 ,iract wn* not 70 far IN rcftrant ef trade IA
eo,rs 60 r. o feSt sa @ la. i wS ] be- "r etoqes o' ID
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i NEST.
Guecfat Dtse1fch 10 11k TrIbuns.

bpeEHt tNkpltCf 10 tHs iFtuaHe'
ANN AnnoR, Mich, Now 13.--Snt long ago 1t
WINS suspected TINT there hasl bean SONG loose
dca!ings in money matters hy certain officers of
this city, ard the Common Council appointed
committee to investigate all books atld nccounts,
and report the results. Tonight such report
was male, by which II appears that there was
the following lcfalcations: y. NJ Webster, City
Recorder for the ycar 1871 was found to have
nude no return Of s2cs.s0; William a. Love-
joy, Recorder for the years 1S13 and
1874. Is shirt to the nroant Of sl.4S1'.ai;
.Jamcs McsIat,on, Justice nE the Peace, s21G. 30
fees; Est[ltng Marshall, s13iui: John !: Love
]a1ltl. MassllnI, SsS; 4. Il. licrron, s3i35 81
sllnwlng gra,il total Of s2,5':.xs. 1t seems to
he the fasltinn in this city to retain portion Of
other peoples money intr!stcd to 1ncnfa hands.
MS t,t: University Laboratory matter signifies.
The character of the men now found guilty Of
this crime hus beru supposed nl,ove rcproaefl,
antl their nets will be ilnllbfound}rg surprise
to a,t WIN know them. Some pretty pla!n talk
WIS indlllgcd IN by Tie Council Marshal Heron
being denounced to lis fare MS n scountlrel by
MI Alderman whcb 10 attempted Ill explana-
tim. The courts will proIably have dcnlings
with some Of them.
, 1876-11-14


SAyASSAn, fia., Soy. 13.-A largc fire IN the
depot cot.on-yarls OF the Georgia Central Ra!-
road tonight, destroyed one warehouse, twenty
empty cara nnh about 1,0cA bales ot entton.
The fire 10 still burning, with tic wind high, ntil
IN tho direction of so,nc 1n,OC0 bales, White
and rolurcl people are working shoulder tu
shoulder 10 sayc the cotton., The 1Fc has bectl
burning sfnrc S: 10 this evening.
Two Lhnnsa,il five hundred bales OF cotton,
twenty empty egrs, mud twenty rsais loaded with
freight were bnr1,r. .
TIE fire Is lnllercnntrol. The warehouse
contained fertilizers, which were also destroyed.
, 1876-11-14
considered scmf-ofIlcia form. Several announce
mcnts recently nndc by the I'ost In sm!Inr
tnannur lavcprwctl u'rrcct.


mcnta recently tnndc by the I'oss In slm!Inr
tnat,nur have prrrctl t1,rrcet.
PDHTENToGs DELAY.
I.oNnos, Nov. H-5::N n. u.-A Vienna cor
respondent of tho Tnfa saya Rtiasin'a acceptance
OF :nr[and's conference tlrnptlaal SCENT nj cttn-
plctc ant1 tinrcseryesl nj co,llu he desrctl. This
woslltl bc satisfactory wcre It not for the pre-
lmsnary .ncettn9 Which Is tn prccede the real
conference. ueu. 1Knaticir has been urging
TIC commencement Ut this meeting. There is
mt, however, much chance Of It's commencing
Until all tho rlrn hotcnt!artes have arrived 1T
Conssanttnoplc. Tic Engish mud Austrian
Ambassadors hnvo received instruction not
TO engage III such HIcctiug nnttl fur.
tfcr orders. Ono cannot hut view such
preliminary meetings with suspicion, for tho
programme Of the Conference bcEng accepted by
oil the Powers, and tllB elaboration of The pro-
Gra.nns l,clng tho work Ut The principal CON-
ference, It Ia difficult to see what may he tho
usc at tho preliminary meeting except to fur.
,lish all opportunity for destroying thu pr',-
gramme ttscllr
The 7Y'nes' correspondent At Berlin, on the
contrary, inserts that al Tic f'owcrs have agreed
to the preliminary conference, Turkey taylng
repeatedly declared Tint thu contemplated re-
forms cnnnot be confined 10 'cr rebel provinces,
IL ANFJ 4aA9 I%GA E"lH tAAt %HE
Sultan maY extend tic reform to oti,cr
territories, but Europe will supervise their op.
pllcation only In BosMia, Dulgar1a, md 1lcrze-
goyina.
Tic same dispatch states that Russia proposes
to levy all duties In gold from Jan. !. Thla Is
tantamount to increasing her tnrtiE 70 per rent.
| MORE srECulATloss.
Loxnow. Nov. 13.--Thc Timer Dcrtn dIspatc1,
esys Kueaa's war preparations are too public to
! cause nlnrul,
Tic 71mta' correspondent at Paris, rcvowing
tic situation, says the InmoBt conviction
| Of tic most n,lx5ors observers Is that
the apparently distntcrcstcd Powers are too
resalutc to cause MI embodiment. Tie qlcs-
| tton whether tho Conference Is to he war.
Hike or pacific will l,c decided when
tho time arrives for Count Aulrassy to
spent. Ills words will prove whether
Austria ia really to ruin fresh risk by ohcynu
her nefghhor anu master. Every otsc says Aus.
trIa Is Icing both solicited by Russia and urged
by Germany to join action with Russia.
LATEST.
4 dispatch from Belgrade to the Daily Nf1c
says Russnn Consus urc being withdrawn fron
tic intcritr Of Turkey.
The Daily 1h'cgraM's Vienna special rcpursi
that In tho highest quarters II is considered
ti.at tho situation has not bcconM lee
pacific. Tho Sultan rill not refuse to assent tt
thu preliminary meeting uf tic Ambassadors
The Conference will fellow In due coursc. TIN
writer adda: III hear on the best nuthorst,
that the Czar's speech WIS intended to tai
thu nntional movement out Of the minds Of til
Sclayonlc societies, not M Il ncnnec."
Other special correspondents take gloom
views Ut tho statc Of affairs.
| H. n1u fft+@o \, $t,nkf y,
, 1876-11-14
CHI R o n IC
CA7TRRH.

symptoma-0hatsuctcdbr breathing. partial closure Of
s's Ss q u @ 9n.h % nn.rl1s .:aGpe "su,cd w. fsel
rt,argrs from tho muse OF watcry tck yellow Of
Een!a n'fi,.s. frequently s;rcakr witt lcod. Gorns-
,sxs ana y rs,o,c! only y p.oiongGd effort lnths
lent hlow!ns hawk ard splitting uEt tlu erns.s nrc
fcnntEt a. least partially AMI tho throHt Is fred
f,n ~ r. notsanous .ceIst,Gn. atsasE tne shIoa
.'Innton ACCOMPANIED by most Offensive breath an
Impaired oyestgl.t aud kc1ffns
, 1876-11-14
CASUALTIES.
DROWNED.

Sptc3df NtI1afch 10 TIE 7f76hHs
St, Louis, Nov. l3.-A distressing accident
happened Oh Sunday afternoon on the Missouri
River, short distance cast of Wayne City
Landing. James Brown, anu Harry nnd John
l'l.urgood were out boating In !. small boat,
wllcl, was accidentally capsizeel. brown and
ore ri l.ts companions wrrc drowned. Tic 9th.
er Ind c1uns to thr cnpstze1 btat, a1Ht p9ddlc.l
tu tho Clay County. sllosc: Search ls being
tllate for tfc two b01ics. The at1asr has cast
tlic community Into Ercat glounlt
, 1876-11-14

CLEVELAND, Nny. 13.-CurncIius II. Call,
freight conductor on tho Cincinnati, Cleveland,
Columbus Il Indiana Railroad, WIS shot by
tramp Mt Shelby, O., yesterday. Three tranps
got aboard Ut his train, and, refusing to nay
tIctr fare, Mr. Call tool o,e Ut their llnts, antl
Mt Shelby rot oil tic train tO gct 6uincthtug to
cat, Tile tra,ps fui1owed lin, all tlree Of
thum driving rcyolycrs AMI firing ut lin. unc
OF lilo shuts taking cect IN Its breast aud In
fcting u serious, It not fatul wound. The
truulpy wcrG arrested.
, 1876-11-14
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ID, 1876.

worth In. ct7l put into circulation; t!lat with
the fractional r,,rrnry ati noHt There ~ alont
the nat,n na3u,,t u rI0at change IN tl.e ro'l'.
try ~ beforc tfs. ,ssI.r If sIyrr. At rresrii III
hnt M doubt large quantity was lo:k.l r!s.
Whcf, people should begin to realize that there
IL 3 ntipcrM.nlntlaflee II silver II, c!rcnlntinn
these llonrtlfngs would cotne out; then, instead
Of silver coin Icing ut premium. It will lie ri n
large discount, tue same as is now tho eaac with
nickel rlj!u1uc,
, 1876-11-14
A SThGE-nRIVER KILLED.
,SLtcifLI Qixntiich To IIt TtihHnk.

Sioux CRY, H., Nor. 13.-A fatai shooting
afrray occurred at Sioux Falls, Dakota, sunday
morning, IN which Jark yunkrk, atagc-.lrIycr
ol tho Sioux Falls mud Slblry lnc, WIS shot and
instantly killed by ,nan mined Alunzo Carson,
The metl were i,0th Intoxicated. Tile cAuse Of
tl.u t,,larrc! Is unknown, C.rson was arrested
nuI fIutl for bull.
, 1876-11-14

s.nn will dul Mrs Wtas1ow'x Southnx Syrup au
,uynIuallu friend. 1t cnrca !ayaentery and ttlar-
rGa rsstlnte4 The stnu.ach and bowels, cures wind
rvlIc xotlens tu gums, rclnces Inflammation, pn
rlyss tone au,! energy to the wholc system. In Al
mot every instance whrre the infant Il suffering
from p.iI unI exhaustion Ecltf WILL bu found in Is
Or 20 minutes alter tho Soothing syrup hrs been
n,Iualulstesel. pu not futl tu lstueuEa Il.
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Maximum therf.lo,l,rter, Hlt lnlni.uum. HG.
UESENAk OBSERVATIONS. .-
EaluAun. hos la-MtAniEnt
Siaffoa*. .tar.' 7a'. H4aa. fam Htuthtr
THE INDIANS,

iSpfcl0I nI1p0trh to Tia 1NbNNs.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 13.-ueu. Terry has ordered
1,eO0 ponies and l,lutcs taken FROM thu Missouri
Niyer Sioux, to be sol'l here for thu benefit Of
tho Indians, the proceeds to be Invested in CONS
aud hogs for tue Int!iaus. 1Io expects to cap
ture and sell about 1,h00 Mosu from camp
about twenty miles out fro,n Standtng Kock.
Few ponies wcro lett with tho otl men, but the
Young Indians wcrb all tlismoHntcd.
, 1876-11-14

65Fc7W I7TI{l8cH N TIC 777GaHE' -
I.EAyENwoHTIt. KAN, Suv. he. 7. Willta,
citizen Ut Russell, III tllis State. was most
foully murdered Saturday ncar That t'wn by II
hursr-thlef pau,cu Watter Hayes. The trouble
originated from Jealousy, Il young latly Of tic
neighhorlIosul receiving the attentions If Willis
anll rejecting that uf tile murderer.
, 1876-11-14

ao .,, RI, nt,,ht n,,,, ,ltsonncor fornvrr,
nsses " lHs o''' .-1...
prpcou,1
se"
, ,.o,,or ,,r,,sa ~ :. As,ro,ocv, :, II, Inn
EEA,'u 81 =, a., p.tonc,., ,,,,n.t,a
'0sD' ar,s.,...,,., ,,.u,,s n, ,t,orn.,. rouo,rs
b''1p' ~. .,,,,ts,,,,1 r. fonr roIr,ncs In Ior.
Ht0s1 " -
t1'' ,,-..
The Lonae1 ",' f'""s. Az .'o" 44us" ~.
Hsea eFc MI 'on NM" sas ''"'"@ ''"os ~
Vs'AH s'' ~ '
PfoI ilnaat' atue'G =" .,.'.. e'neNsa.'o. aan
MEssssNseuu uu u''rass - :" ta' e"''en! """''s'
s!tht fo'A'3"''g 1'e'""' .........
Iii announced That the uuEc OF Aoordccn VIII
rGususl hss office ns Lord Lieutenant or lrelana
aeaitnc Hs'eu'c ~ l.'' ''en''' nna 'aHs 'u'
aaslo'rous" "''' '"e.'e' '''"''
TheEes. Ansuataf hAuSc!t, polcmical "f'ser
tsfscg.Henee ~ tae s+ast, haa nceh saAnandca
ton the ministry u the REFORMED Datch chatcn
i7'sls-ed error Of 'tlnctflnc. 1le has appcaieu'
fs7 1Ee s1asS'a III 'He i''ts'e"'A' es'oa'
Thttalor Of tho 0!o5e' Ntslorrdf claims to be
tttlmeator Of ttiu phrases ''bas'l Of money and
"sipVe'y Saul" s,ow FOR conflict moro exciting
E1a Tie one IN Louisiana. Claimants for the
k:soto! ratns these phrases will appear In all
t.rla!t country.
m, =, H., ,mu,,c ,pono,o,tcx oY pnrIa In III,
ros t,,arnt NJ ,yhieh MI tc anct,on sa,c, ,a,,c
w.. hr n,nrc;nnl ,lrrrcr. Tb. cl,orrca far so}c
s per eena ', nens ,.', an;
ta*ta Lear !'s mind.
aa. , y " III" ,D aoas m sn, nner ~ns pro-
Iaa':r weck It wns called sold Titles" and
ri r,,a no tuccc4.. Loose construct[on. imnos
81 a: s, % ac,,n ",, "a a, ,,"nt,nnh ,n1a =.
ta'asit chief de:ccts.
Nj: Walter, proprietor of tho london 7s,n>.,
toss!i,o set apart day for the election OF prcsf-
eu. ne ,hIul.. loo, lint tuu salaries q, our uub.
l,or,cn. n, ,n,,,on,,," |''' "
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ULCE R A TIV y
CATARRH.

This tc destructive md terrible stage Of the p
ens The wnlc nasn nnsaaEr-, Including thu eyes md
ea7. tie ton.t throa hruneits tut,es nail. lhncsbc-
a, ..scsu,,nn fap'.'y s n; f'zitf,a,l o3e: r.:
case. which. tcrnentnK the Iiuol. %ra kcns aud de-
stroya IA rrnosatne rowcr and allows hr Hyatcm 90
neMraze4 and c1lc't It j. hrrr th7t constitution.
becausc njess rs.te at t!a sasu she diseSsn Wit
MAKE tnrt ptogrshs 70 ardt p!InoHafy cSn:u'nption
nE. healing and astrinxctt netctln nrt hc applied
directly 70 the uusal assnGcs. this forming the most
perfect treatment Ut tic dlseale possible.
, 1876-11-14

1Vfc7dI TEP13ch 70 Tie 77tUHs,
MAsisTEE, NTH, Nor. E,-4tntulnr Hopp, d
tcafastcr, while hauling wood for Il. ". Fowler,
thfs afternoon, was thrown from tic wagon l,y
tho running away Of tho horses. Thu wfrcls
passed over both Ills legs, unu fractured thcn
badly.
, 1876-11-14

The atarm fron Box 42o ut N:20 yesterday
morning was caused by the burning out Of Il
chimney near the corner Of Fulton mud Sheldon
streets. Untnage .ring.
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TorREA, Kan., Sov. l3.-Tlo Lincoln sclloo!
building, tic best in the city, having 500 chl-
dren, took ifrp tlhs forenoon from n defective
Auc. Fur time there Was great panic atnong
the children, but the teachers stlcecedel III get
ttnE ali out without injury. The loss will bc
about $5W.
, 1876-11-14

TEcro are thousands af psopiu III Clls:.go
With shattered nerves md leAllltatel constitutions
Uu1Hud's Atpnsat!c bitter Wins Of Iron IL apfsk-
tisp restorative. Depot, L3 IsAik.4I
, 1876-11-14

TIN National Ufn'orraf. thc German Democratic
~ haz been Changed fran, u morning to all
tt',t t.,oiss papcr -EteHlHH journal.
and IRE louc It will reccdc Into tho deep re-
r,;e, Of tle dark night mud disappear forever.
, 1876-11-14
A TElEGRhPHlC FIGHT,

CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 13.-1n tho casc OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company Val the Allan
tic 4: PaaGc Telegraph Company aud others. tho
District Court Of Hamilton County, O., on ap-
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0yer THO Hundred THOUSAND Turkish
Troops Ready for Active SerTice.
The Turkish 1ron-Clad Fleet
in Readiness for Any
Emergency.
Arrangements of the italian Gov.
eminent in the Event OF the
Pope's Death.
TILE EAST.
THE SITUATION CRITICAL.

1,.n,,, w., 70 r.o 1,a,, lfrU1,,-1t,. sovs. I
oSoH, w.. ,". ,s,,n,, 80. ,,,o ,,ro.,
,,ao. " oaoe rha. - ss,,i ,tt avo,n wc nnr
, n..s =, t,,. t .,'e % .", nn,,,as 1o,t from 81
nas ."o c.,,,".,,,,s",o ." ,dr"s ~ ,ror,.
&C. .,'a a., ILL., J., "",,oa sao,,nr uov W..
.ns s"as .,,',', "nav - .,st onrt"; ,7n,,rnc n
t,nn:o, a1.a",,,, ..,,aa,o," y, croor into .hc
,'snsss aas. ,ho,n .,u,,onas ,nc
!au..nss ,ae.,' =. s"o' "rs ".s ,a. T.a sn,ct
~.,. ''sn. w.. -. psas ,s. - ,,,,n,t ~
~ ~ @a ~" IT,. - IL H. *s <, t"o ,ssant ~osa,no+
rs, "Ia - ta ss s"i T., In
~. "sn H. ~, ,''.s..s 1a =. .ha,r
ueeps =" n, ~ .',.. .,'..,s ,,,,oo ,a.,sa
t'on n.y. ~ NV ,nl9tu.n .n.1 'sa sta.",.o ".
, 1876-11-14

HURRICANE.
LONDON, Nov. l3.--There has been hursi'
cans Ut Lisbou,
, 1876-11-14
THE WEATHER,

WAsnlsaros, u. c.. Nov. Ill n. ,n.-For
thu Western t;ulf statcs, Tennessee, aud Ohio
Valley, a.,l the Upper Lake rr:s,loil, colder,
nosthcrly winds, risI,sg baronnetcr, cloudy
weather, and light rain or silnw, possibly fol-
lowed by clearing Wcuthrr.
Local DESIGNATIONS. ..
, 1876-11-14

=. ,nense ranTG Gs ~ n nrs k!ns nj t,c atnt:amcn.
ali TIM Is*.., H.. nGy r., n'es afH III
s ii rnftlt' 'ey y u" ,I%o" }"S h LAY. ria yicos
stres tn" a.:,' krcpiy tnnshed by tay. dAfEa u
tnIc hs h',', rn as,t htl"f "f nccer'hhe, ,n ~ r
= IL y whic o "srep t,aKe s ths rias".
Gr,snle H., ,t1, L.aye tlta people Nti. ll''a oetn
rtp, en- XIII rtI' II ncte ly iny LAWS: nna ttIn
tsssrgn # n,Y e%,i w"S.,,l Is 10 he s,ife TINT he
tate Al ~ y H., iii il AMI where tho wound as.
tESFt "" ---AktH--------'
We h.'S ,',,,r President from cfEhty.stH coan-
s' s' ,nd maIorllcs fson1 n!nc otf'rr countless
.srh toot MP: .......-....,. ola poo
lnITT,tuny........ .,... .'-'''''''''''''''''n1 ~
,,.,,rt,y fsr iiAyEs .."...-...'.'..''.. ~. lop
t'1, o"r,, oltjrfal returns of tile vote fnr Gov
ne law, sryrnty-tw,, counties, and tna]orit!cs
tI,s' t,", IL counties, which foot up: mn.
!lV~ ~,
~ s.rw ttt,. .,,t.....''t''' 's-o."t~
,,1otty fur Crtlna.... ..'...'''''.+. @'o'''
".' ,.y,n.Ecs rr,,latn to lc heard from on
.S.s,ent and twctty-four counties On doFcsn'
.f,xrs, matorlty will t.ot be less tian ls.'
~ .d ~. crt1oM will 1laye from 5000 10 l0.000.
~ n,is,at,,rc, st, far rs shown, stands about: I:
R1ssasi'ans, 1ss 1os; Democrats, y3; independents
7, the editor Of the E'e"f"g 1'o*f l'ad drawn
,,A.'..,,y,cs oycr Ills muse and looked at the
t..s s'iiorja'" h rnn rninuyn Of weane.;
,smor,nr :sar 1,r would haye found at thu head
~ 'ss,sa, I IN each Of the cdt1ous thu following
,,f.,nr statctnent:
n..+.cut,.r,- 20 H. The Electoral votc for
,nrndtut. tic three rAclnc States and Wis.
W.T. lsl; ,Gs yois e for G,n1";ge anSx ! ;ha 1
M i, Tho editor of tic Po't had not ignored TINT
,I.1ic., he could have saycd 'a1f u column Of
+, cl[ioria space wiicli Inns tccn wholly vast.
=, ~ Willie hts specs were OIL his nose, II lie had
.S ssr,,uscl TuE Tn1nuSE editorial a1jout the
r!,te Commissioner imbroglio, he would have
rarel tint the Post was not referred to, aud
hso]unn reply to nothing might nlso have
heu Jared. -.
, 1876-11-14
MEDICAL.
SN E Ell NG
CA ARRH,
NfI.ftlEAEs

This constant sn~cxc, snecze, tneczr unttt yout
hsad s<cn's rcnIy 70 ~ ~ no gonr no.t and ryri
mi rn*n ,s Until unn for h,HInrrs n pc sure. Yuu
nnnber Youssr nInUnR tlc most afflicted uf mattais.
MithH X y fetst Ct cna.oatoa E.srr ir.4e evcrJ
T'Y eafle'l Acntc asarr. and commonly Goid IN fia
Itc41 ~ constaht recurrence due 10 constitution.
q tl"n ,h %f Il: lerstory R9ns Il thc
r0E!'tTAnnn la ncscf.fa!linH nrcclhc jaxsdnt fs:
ef fellows III. trHt an@a Ia tlesttoyl the n.orBii
CnnoN1c OR rLcEnArxn CArARRn.
, 1876-11-14

MADRID, Nov. 13.-The CIrcus-Thcatro has
been destroyed By 1rp. It Ia reported that sou,e
lives Mcro loat in the building.
, 1876-11-14

NUNE 1fE9"F VHEE1tNsHfs'
HAVANA, Nuy. 13.-Tllrce steamers have ar-
rived from Spain since thu last report with
1000 troops ind four Generals, Tho General.
t1-Chtcf, Martinez Canlnos, with tls stall, lelt
the city last night TO take tue ticld.
, 1876-11-14
Pc R n 4 n B N 7 / 7
CURED.

E&xronp's EArtcAL crRE FOR CArAR7tt tsa ta3e.
eeraIa. and permanent cure for caarrhuf csetY fosn
~ vegetable als.st!9 ara y APPLIED locally ny T..
ta1. Locally arrI!rd, rrttef n Instantaneous. Il
tooics heals an' cicascs tle nasal Ennsagch Of csetJ
nc1, Constu, iunuty administered. It rcneyates tho
ways a5seI in Cs,aTs. s!ate. % thc s,onach live..
nnl kltryr. fccit digestion. rakrs new blood. "a?
permits tiiv turrntlnn Ut sound hcHtthy tlsane and
Analy uetasns eet.res" *entral ever the kcasc The
rrmarknle curative fsIwcr.. wen ~ either remedies
y thu aa4. so srs's!uily recommend 4; 70 fel'9; @
cannot he sut,t1atc BY te uost trtpctln1c and r..
liable references. l!sn great and good ncltine, and
on Gatatf ~, u snnfnrd' nrny"d lna1lng Tube
S.sfnNb'% EADAL Errt fs s1li ty nii Wholesale md
retail druggist. throughout hr limited States. Frtce. ST.
, 1876-11-14
DRESS <s0pIsS.
BUY YOUR DRESS GOODS
ON THE WEST Side!
DECIDED BARGAINS
TN
DRESS GOODS.
As DISPLAYED ON THE COUNTERS
OF THE

Largo Assorted 1ota Of uFeao toous On LaS
Cheap tables ut 2n. IS. and so ots
yard, home Of them worth obc.
AT 46 CT8-French All-Wool Ca1norH Halr
VigoGnos. worth Csc.
At 40 CTS-Nnvy Blue Fronoh uegeB,
heavy and fIuo, original prfco. gbo
AT SO CTs-Trench Stripe kniokerbookera,
worry stylish and cheap.
AT 50 CTS-Frcuch Berges, heavy and fno,
all wool, regular 75c quality.
AT Bb CTs-EloRant Franoh satlnes, hno
all.woo1, ngw cloth shades, roallF
worth $50.
ATbo CTs-English Oashmores, 4o-tuohs
dark shades.
AT 40 CTB-Colored EerRon. would ho
cheap at 80 cts; md heavy VIM
coys reduced from 40o.
AT 80 CTs-All. Wool Camel's Hair Cloths. /
hT36 CTS-Co7teaaa BASKET Cloths, very
cheap.
ATT eo CTs-Cnn caae 6eraes, choice shadea.
AL wool French III Merinoa. 600 yard and up
Au.Wool French Cashmeres. new shadea.,
$50 yard, q very cheap quality.
Elegant FIR. Dia9ouals. choice cloth shades.s
G6p.
New Btyles GA Plaids, for Circulars.
All most elegant aud desirable Novelties
loss than Bouth Side prices.
Tycoon Reps for Wrappers, Loo yard.