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MISCELLANE EOUS.

sale and retail st j. / lyons General
and from di ugg,sts generally.
The Sore Tpss certain % Es~ssy
Ulcers. Cutaneous htotiops. snoh as Erysipe-
HssSy t'5s' Tss hs I's'
is an an,s,l,Ds remedy Tor sore
rass ss BIZ s Drag s;sss
Wonderful Sore Wash in the Natchez
City Hospital.
City Hospital, March 81 is7s 5
Dear sirNBeiis sipg 1t q duty owe to you and suf
ferinK humanity to say that Have nerer used
e ssn esa Wnsh as ss ,hn s1s nav
allowed to say that I have had the oppcrtanity Of
prso,iss. most Of shish bas been Io.pltsIs and
in the SIX months wbo have cured
still under Treatment are on Ttoord In the Hospital
to you for reference regard your d'essDg ao almost
h'ss sE6 EtsPs s.. sf'G''T 9 hTsssY. USE IL N. D.
Surg and PFys Fys ,Ss 6i,y last hGSPitS s9 Tsar.
:, The following are cases treated with Mr.. Ovens
Mrs. G. G. Hussev- Catarrhal II HAmu alton Of the
and isistcS oHser than at any time Soioro. BoisSes
Have pted it in ordinary irfamed Sore Eyes on per-
in and out Of tho Hospital.
Cases treated with Mr.. t. e. Owens 'sore WaAh"
Thomas Jackson-UIoersted sore hand cured in
short Time
John MoDonald-Fr5sipelAs cured in four days.
James Msj'r-Fsver sore, long standing CURED in
four weeks
Jemison Spinks-sore leg three years; j.; cured.
Michael OBrien-Car buncle, larGei cured in ono
week.
Henry Brown-syphilitic Ulcor. bad cured.
Willis JeDkins-SS philtic Ulcer cured.
Charl~S AdAms-Sore leg siI years cured
weeks,
sibs Young sypblto ulcer. very bad cured in six
weeks
VIM. 'wilsOp-syphitic Ulcer for three years; cured
in two months.
Louis Plummer-Badly poisoned with poison vine I,
James OConnor-vety bad bruised hand cured in
four weeks.
Patrick Martin-Scrorula Ulcer cured.
harles McK inney-( arbur Gle bad cured in short
time,
Robert smitk-od CIopic Sore leg: still under treat
ment Doing we'll,
w. H. DonovRn-Sors leg Of long standI g. cured
in six weeks.
Henry Epwkins-Bruised hand, bad til under
treatment. Doing well
ing tti under Treatment. Doing we'll.
VIM. Edwads-Cronic sore l'G ktill under treat
ment. Doing well.
Andrew McGraw-Nashed thumb very BID sti
under treatment Ioi' & we'll.
Most of Ihe EbOve cases have been treated with
treat d with the Wash who not In the
Hospitals All the above have been in the last
six seven mOnihs.i
March 81, 1875. GEO ST. c. HUSSEY, MD,
ia charge of the ity Hospital
These remedies for sale by
l. l.. LYONS, General Agent,
my2l 2m Nos ~ and a. Camp street. New OIleana.
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TRUSTEES St

TRusTEEBi
W. A. johnson, W. C. Raymond.
John I. Noble, T. Lytt Lyon,
John ChAfe, s. II. SnoWdeD,
Richard MnlIkep, s. II. Boyd
John I. Warren. Joseph MoElroy,
r T. B1ckner T. B. wheolook,
Samuel triedlsnder, Cyrus Bussey,
a. A. Yates. VIZ. j. Behan,
John I. Adams, B. r. EShenAn.
Isaac Soherck, VIM. q. Black,
z. -. TAlmsley, Charles ChRhs,
A May, q. Juicy,
Win. uartwell. uy1eI I'm
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Once, No. 81 Camp Street.
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HIBERNIA INSURANCE COMPANY,

HIBERNIA INSURANCE COMPANY,
Once, No. 81 Camp Street.
JOHN HENDERSON, President
P. IRWIN, Vice President.
THos. F. BRAGG, Secretary.
EaFnln8s...- -s-.'''. sOSA1fSe2
LOSSES Ealo' ....-----. ----.'s gSseS4
At an election held Monday, the let tnst.. -
following named gentlemen chosen DiEs6teED e
this Company to for the ensuing yeAEt
p. Irwin, John Heldoroon,
ThopiAs King Joan o. Ryan,
Thos. Gilmore, W. j. Ca4tou,
John 7. Gibbons, jas. a G4EdnoT,
William Hart Emile GAuoha-
David Jackson John II. Hanna,
=. J. GRSquet.
And at . meeting Of tho Board. held May esh, soi
HENDERSON, President. P. IRwIH, vIoSPrasiasne.
Gn8 THos. =. BRAGG Secretary, were unsnt1elslg
reelected.
The Board declared out Of the net PFoats e -
Company for the past twelve months 10 per oalt ~
terost; also Per cent dividend On the paid up esi
and Is per cent dividend premiums pasd By etsr
holders (makinR with the rebate, 20 Per cent PR
miums) Said interest and dividends 20 b pIaosa =
credit Of the stock notes.
Interest and dividends fun paid stock payatle +
cash At tho OicO Of the Company and afsEJ Jnae I
Prox.
New Orleans, Nay IarIsTa. nyIs7 -
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STATE LoUMANA,
Par!sh Of Orleans, City Of New 0EleanR
Sworn to and subscribed before me- THE Goth day e.
May. 1875. HOWARD IvY.
Notary Puklia. y
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FOR BARGAINS IN TRUNKS AND BAGS
n 90
Crescent Trunk Factory Depoa,
36.....s.--... Magazine Street .4s44s -s.ss-.1
WHARF zen uFl Ana ian asoortBeaa n Esslr "a
aa& hast Eenflsfe2 - 70 y A1(as23 ~ ~ e,S
Ise, AEa1tfsa sElI sra GlH171r.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-01

For Book BINDING or Ruling, go to
The ARGUS Bindery. No better work
can be done in this vicinity. Prices reason
able, Work done quick Leaye orders
at The Argus Counting Room, opposite
the Post office. If
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RAILROADS.

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Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw R'y.
Gin, Lafayette & Chicago R.R.
indianapolis, Gin, & Lafay'e R.
Is the Direct Route from
BURLINGTON, KE0KUK AND PEORIA
LAFAYETTE INDIANAPOLIS
CINCINNATI
LOUISVILLE NASHVILLE
MEMPHIS
COLUMBUS NEWARK
PITTsBuRG WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK
BOSTON
Chicago, Detroit. Toledo, Cleveland. Buffalo
And to all points in the
EAST, SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST
The attention of the travelling public is called to
the Following superior advantages offered nv This
Route: ''''
Unrivaled for Speed and Safety. Unexcelled in its
Equipments Magnificent Track! New stee,
Rails! Luxurious Reclining Chair Carsl
Miller Platform WESTINGHOUSE
Air Brake!
And in fact every modern appliance which ia ca1cu
lated to increase the comfort safety of Passengers
Magnificent Sleeping Cars are run on night trains
spiehdld Day Coaches ON day trains to Chicago and
legant Reclining Chair Cars on evening trains To
INDIANAPOLIS CINCINNATI without chance
BY this route passengers will avoid DELAYS and
dsagreeaole Omnibus transfers through large cities
which makes il especially desirable for old peonls
and those not accustomed to travelidg and for La
dies travelling alone. Gentlemanly and courteons
Conductors OF this route are always ready to antic
ipate the wants of passengers.
Through tickets can be obtained at the offices of
all come citing Roads. Baggage checked through
W" Route, from Burlington Keokuk or Peoria.
A. L. HOPKINS, Receiver
II. c. TOWNSEND, Gen. Pass. & TktAgt Peora
:, For further information in regard to Freight or
Passenger Business, address
". r. CRUMPTON,
General Western Agent
lol Main Street, Burlington, Iowa
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Phoenix Mutual Life, Hartford, ct
Assets, 81 ,oOo, 10000.

Inc companies represent are strong enough 10
be independent and have elected TO keen ONT pf .I
Insurance combinations Offering inducements
lhat cannot be questioned, and at rates commcpsu-
Jealous competitors, shall weigh againsfs tansi
PIE proof That you will look Carefully at the re-
poIts Oh insurance Commissioners orn State Of
ncials-and thus get the truth from all unprecedented
source. - f'uu'''u
beg to r turn thanks forthe confidence expressed
N me anu my companies, by the very liberal patron
80 given me since opening my agency the 18th of
January, 1875 And beg to assure my patrons thai
VIII always be waehful of interests entrusted to ne
anu oS pl ompt and careful attention to business
nope to merit a continued lberaipatronace
Very respectfully &c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-24
Untfmely End of Beautiful Girl.

A sad tragedy occurred yesterday :lterEooo
IN Washington. which resulted in the death,
by her own hand, of a young girl named Els.
telle Hutton. All the circumstances connected
with tue suicide are not knowD, As it occurred
in such a manner that none but the members
of her family were aware Of the facts, and they
were grief.stricken and uucommuucat,ve. The
family reside at No. Ill Second street north
west. Yesterday moroiug, about 10 o'clock,
Estcle, or Stella, alter some trouble 10 the
family threatened to poison herself, and with.
drew from down stairs to room 10 the upper
part OF tie house 10 execute her threat. The
members OF the family were not greatly alarm
ed as it was DOT the hrst time that she bad
made similar threat She remained 10 her
room up stairs during the day. Alter noon
she was taken sick, and communicated TO her
sister the fact that she had taken dose Of ar
senc. However, she did not show any symp
toms of fatal poisoning uolll quito late 10 the
afternoon. when she begao to have the usual
spans. Emetics were admits: cred with Il
| beneficial result, but did not avail to save her
| life.
At first it was thought by members of the
| laullS tuat INC audll WAS RlIi : llcah, auu
as she exhibited no violent symptoms that she
had not taken enough of the prison to have a
fatal result. When the spasms grew violent a
messenger was dispatched for DR.. Magruder,
ADD that gentleman arrived shortly after four
o'clock. His patent was then 10 terrible agony.
She was conscious and admitted that she had
swallowed five cents worth Of arsenic
Everything that could possibly be done Tor
the sufferer was done, but she wrthed ID agony
uuti clock, when death relieved her.
The family OF the young girl consists OF her
| father, Mr. Jacob Huitou-weII.kDOw IN the
District and employed as doorkeeper OF the
House OF Representatives-her mother, Two
sis; ers aud brother. Estc!ie has within the
past few weeks been dcspoudent because she
could get no employ ut, and has been dsap-
pointed By not obtaining Government posi-.
ton which she expected. Sine has had dIth
Guilty with her father, concerning which she
spoke freely to those about her, and which Wa:
one of the reasons that she was anxious 10 hud
employment
She was young and beautiful. and attracted
a great many admirers With one, whom she
most favored, she had little trouble, some
time ago. which led 70 their separation. Ks
terday MOI Liug the trouble in tue family srell
ed to have been started again, aud Estelle re
fused to comply with the wishes OF Eer parents
and repeated threat. " which she had made be
fore, OF ending her life. She was young aoc
rather self. Hilled, but not breath oil suspicion
Was ever attached to her name; and, SO tar a:
is known, her act can be attributed 10 nothing
but pique and the bitterness OF family strife
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-24
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
TUESDAY, OC4Ubnk "a, 1876.

The i. 5. Senate alter the third oi March
next will show some material changes. The
outgoing Senators on tue third OF March next
humber twenty three, as follows: GoldthWalte
of Alabama Clayton OF Arkansas, salisbury OF
Delaware, Norwood of Georgia, Logan OF llli-
nos, Wright Of Iowa, Harvey Of Kansas,
Stevenson Of Kentucky; West of Louisiana,
Morrill, Tor rather Baoe) of Maine, Boutwell,
of Massach Ferry Of Michigan, Wiudom
OF Minnesota, Alcorn OF Mississippi, Hancock
OF Nebraska, Cragin OF New Hampshire, Ere
liughuyseu OF New Jersey, Ransom OF North
Carolina, Kelly OF Oregon, Robertson OF South
Carolina, Cooper or Tennessee, Hamilton OF
Texas, aod Davis OF West Virginia. There
are eight democrats 10 this list: Messrs. Goldth-
waite, Salisbury, Norwood, Stevenson, Ran
som, Kelly, Davis and Cooper; thirteen repub-
licans, viz: Messrs. Clayton, Logan, Wright,
Harvey, West, Blaine, Bvuiweli, Ferry, Win
dom, AIcorD, Hitchcock, Cragln and trelog
huysen, and two Independent republicans
Messrs. Robertson aud Hamilton. Hamilton :
is certain that llesSrs Goidihwaltc, Clayton,
Salisbury, Norwood, Stevenson, est, Alcoru'
Freipgbuyseu, Ransom, Kelly, Robertson
Cooper and Davis will be succeeded uy deuo
Gratis. The Pinchback vacancy 10 Louisiana
will probably be filled b. drmocrat. aud the
vacancy occasloneu by the death OF Caperton,
of West Virginia, Is certain TO De Tiled by d
democrat. The Senate Is now composed OF
forty one republicans, twenty 0lne democrats
aud three Independent repuullcans-Messrs
Booth, Robertson and Hamilton. Colorado
will probably send Two republican Senator's
and it is expected that The Successors OF Messrs
Logan, Wright, Harvey, Blaine, Boutwell,
ferry, Wiadom, Hitchcock and Cragln VIII DC
republicans. II is easy 10 see FROM this state
ment that the next Senate will be divided very
closely as Tar as parties are Concerned. Ihe
democrats may nave Il SMALL majority. AT any
rate, the present republican majority Will oe
materially reduced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-24

The Supreme Court ot the United States
Yesterday rculered important decisions 10 sew
eral suits brought against HE insurance CON-
NAMES uudcr polici. the payment OF the pre-
mum On which were stopped by the breaklog
out aud cout,Luauce OF the war; by tue decl-
sion of the Court the policies are not to DC paid,
hut the Insurers may rucJvcr their equitable
vaIue. that IS the amount OF premiums paid,
with interest from the date OF the war; The
amonnt involved is souc two or three mllllous
dollars. The above op!nioo was conquered 10
BY Justices Swayne, Miller, Davis, Field and
Bradley. The other four memoers OF the
Court dissented. Mr.. Chief Justice Waite.
dissenting, said | agree with the majority OF
the Court 10 the opinion that the decree and
judgments in these cases should be reversed,
and that failure to pay the anuua premiums as
they matured put an end TO the policies, not.
withstandlng default was occasoued by war,
but do not think that a default, even under
such circumstances raises an Implied promise
by the company to pay the assured what bis
policy was equably worth at the time. |,
therefore, dissent from that part OF the judgment
lust announced which remaods the causes for
trial upon such a promise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-24

The ar, and mystery OF murder are pcrhap:
more infinitely studied by the villains oil Ell
rope than elsewhere. At any rate the causes
celebres are mostly the product of that cuitl
waited region Of civilization, while the lew
wcrld, like the barbariao East, deals chiefly 10
common atrocities, with only an occaslonll
spur: at something foe. The tragedy in rail
way train 10 Be glum Is specimen Of Euro
peau work which possesses all The eIemcuts Of
horror, mystery and desperate dctermoation.
\ Belgiau who had murdered banker AID his
housrkceprr, aud had Teen arrested in Enr-
land, was being taken by an officer from Osiend
TO Brussels in special compartment Of the
Brussels train. Ga the arrival OF the train at
BRUSSELS both officer aud prisoner were miss
ing The compartment was found de!uged
with blood, aud the dead body Of tn: officer
Was afterwards discovered Oh the SIDE ct the
track with the skull and iace battered. 1t is
corj C UT that the prisoner killed tho officer
vita his wrist irons, then dis"ugaged hlm>eit,
pitched lis victim overheard, aud escaped lrom
he trau The tragedy is certainly one of the
most striking that has lately occurred. ami will
no doubt soon form both the substance and the
shadow Tor one Of those equally atrocIous per-
formauces-the cheap novel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-24

There are DOW many Inquiries as to when
the riebt to vote occurs, &e. \ correspondent
SAYS: Il will b, II years Of age on November
nh. am | entitled to vote at the coming cleo
tion?' A man having the proper residence
and registration. and who was boro on or be-
fore the Sth day of November 1855, Is entltled
TO vote at the coming election % the It'll day
OF November. The tull age 10 male or female
is twenty.one years, which age is completed on
the day preceding the anniversary of q persons
BIRTH" Ii he is born on the Stb Of NoVem-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-24

The VACANT JUDGESHIp Some of our
cont mporarleS are discussing the claims Of 10.
Gvduals and sections with view to the vacant
iudgship, occasiooed by the death OF Judge
Bouldu, to be filed by the Legislature at its
approaching session. The Court Of Appeals is
the final ar0lter known to our laws 10 all cases
of litigation affecting the right OF property and
of life arising between our ctizans or which
an appeal from the courts below will lie. 1t
is theo of the first importance that the mem
hers Of this court OF the last resort should not
oujy he gentlemen of exalted personal worth
and of uDimpeachable integrity, but emioent
as lawyers, possessing judicial minds, so trained
by practice and experience that their utter
auces will be accepted as oraces Of wisdom, law,
equity ADD justice. 1t is the character of the
man, of the judge, that signifies, and DOT his
mere locality, and We trust that this latter.
comparatively unimporant consideration, save
TO the Individual, will DOT have undue Influence
With the Legislature 10 6lliug this position OF
equal importance as it is to every section of the
Commonwealth. Let US have the best man for
the position, whether found on the South side,
the Northside, or 10 the VaIley.-Rtch Wing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-24

The State OF New York, with its thirty-fve
electoral votes, may now be considered as sure
for Ilder. There was but oue possible danger
to be apprehended, and that was division Of
the democracy OF New York city as to the nu-
oicipal ticket aud fusion of malconteot demo-
Gratis with the republicans. The nominations
eud to all fear of this, and the press of New
York JON 10 the admission that the democracy
have made unexccptionabe selections for the
municipal officers. The head of the ticket, Mr..
Smith Ety. nominee for Mayor, is endorsed by
all the papers, regardless of politics, and it
seems that the triumph Of the whole ticket 10
the city by minority Of from IL, 900 to 80, 900
may be confidently expected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-24

% Thursday last young man visited all the
passengers on the day traiu South, from Wash
iugtou on the r. F. & p r. r. for the pur-
pose Of testing the political status oil the travel
lers. After he had finished the poll he an
uouuced For Tiden, males 20 for Hayes, 4;
females, for Tidcn II; for Hayes I.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-24
n IlLPEpER LAD1.
JEFFERSoSTON, Oct %, 1876.

\ school for adde's has been opened 10 Berlin
90 plan decidedly novel, but very practica. :.
Tie bull ;ng coutalus l4dgug.rooms for iorty
slris cL0o rooms, working rooms an IN meas.
kitchen and permanent baz .ar. lu the school
rooms every branch that will tit the girls
for Situations in Banking, commercial or mcr-
cautl!c establish u Cuts is taught. Various Trades
that ancs Can follow are eX&mpih-d by skilled
operatives. The kitchen is, perhaps, tie chief
school room, Tor al the work there Is done by
the girls urdcr the SUPERVISION If one Of tie
BEST Cooks in the CITY. Til: feature has be-
cone So popular from the large humber Of b:
,rotncd maldau> who flock ihithcr TO ob.al
good domestic cducatlou-, tia toe mauaEer>
Eave bcsuG IL chargr fer Instruction H. cooHgly
aud the receipts generally pay the expenses CT
the other departments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-24

The famou. Seventh regiment of New York
proposes to escort Governor Ti!deo TO Wash
ing, but Baltimore wants the honor, aud pro-
poses to send its pet regiment, :he Maryland
fifth, as 40 escort. We presume the Cover.
nor would offer 40 objection should both reg-
mcnts conclude to accompany him to Wash
iDgtOn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-24

The conservatives OF this district have
buckled on their armor for the fight and are
determined that ii possible the Eighth district
shall be made the banner district OF the State,
and that Gen. Hunton shall be returned again
to Congress by the largest majority ever glveD
tor a Virginia member Of the lower House.
The gallant Gen. Lee, 100, has too many claims
upon the people OF the Stale, to permit any
conservative to be laggard in the use o: every
means which will aid 10 swelling his majority
ou the eth Of November next Tie State CAP.
didates are worthy oompeers of the gentlemen
who compose the national ticket, each lu his
Separate sphere Of action is the right man Tor
the right place, and the conservatives OF this
district will see 10 it that the then majolitles
shall be beyond all precedent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-24
[ COMMUNICATED.
The Gulpepcr FAIR.

Your CORRESPONDENT Marcuuo, writing from
the Cnlpeper Fair, SENS to attribute he fail
ure 10 the ladies department entirely to them.
All we ask is even handed justice. and an zoe
cgsioual stimuIcut,' not that kind OF silnulent
which SO many Of the gentlemen require to
keep hem up, but little praise. The eutrlcs
here are attended with some expcbse. We arr
not even allowed to attach our names, and
then il Mrs a., Mrs. B. and G. have an ar.
tlcie OF the kind, We do not think OF prcmi,
um they are 50 small that none Of Us icc
interested 10 them, but there is 10 the heart Of
every woman, as well as man, acertain kind oi
pride, which prompts them I've done ny
best 10 contributing to this fair and | do no
object TO its being known. For the last twelv'
mouths I've had Oh haGd several pieces o
work one OF hich must have iakeu TIL, :,reui
um. but for these very reasons | did ii
put them or exhibition. 1t is .amcntabl,
taci that this fair is each Year !rovlng les:
attractive; ii is more # specu alive than 81
agricultural improvement; every scat, or aoy
thiuga seat could be made Of, was moved trcu
the ground TO force Us to tuke seats 90 th'
grand sfaEd, or some other place, where i.
extra quarter coud BE- made, and ladies wer
compelled TO stand until their Iimbs achcd, 0
take seats Oh the grouod, as many did. No
tuauy OF u take au interest in the races, bu
We DO not like to have the doors shut IN GU
faces to keep US from haGing look w!hou
paying Tor il. There must be change il
their arraugeme nts or the falling of 10 til
a.teodauce viii De quite a. uo;iceabl: a, it ha
been 10 the exhibits
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-24

The London Fluaucler 10 All article upon the
fluctuations 10 which the stock exchange Is
liable attributes the fact to the very large num-
Der Of its membels Tho lack the capital "hich
is necessary Tor conducting business With safety
70 their tell,w mvmDcrs With Wnom they DEAL
Means, it thuks, should be devised to improve
things, as there are occasions @nen dealers with
almost 90 capital may have TRANSACTIONS Open
10 the extent OF huodreds Of thousands ol
nounds sterling OF stock. Dispatches from Gal.
cutta give GLOOMY accounts OF crop prospects ID
Bombay, aud districts CONTAINING population
of six millions are threatened with severe dis
tress. La three districts alone 1t IS estimated
that 200, OU0 ,persou wall require reilet. ln
some PORTIONS the crops have entirely Ialleu'
and there being 40 rain the winter crops can'
NOT ha soweu. aud in others for miles not
blade of green grass is TO be seen. from the
extensiye Puuiaub territory, 90 the contrary
the reports are i'll high degree favorable
Last wear the '1uauuty vi wheat exported from
Calcutta, chiefly grown III this region, was
$4,000 tons; tins year already l2O,OOO tons nave
been exported. The Mark Lane Express re-
ports that the wet weather OF the past lie" weeks
has been mos4 disastrous to the crops 10 the
north OF England, aud lrreparabie damage has
been suffered There is also general compialut
Of blight 10 the potato crops both In Scotland
and Eogland The wcignty authority OF Mr'
Laws corfr,ns the opinion that the probable
,,ouiremeuts during the cereal year viii be
fou,teen r,lous quarters. The Express luther
remarks that the reccui advance seems TO be
justified, apart from political contingencies
which have OILY q.iek2ncd and stimulated 1t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-24

With lair show for the % electoral votes
Of Ohio TIE Argus couciules: Lets make
il unanimous.