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iiiorE A$D IEhi-FL0UR. mari,' Dun ana slightly in
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so: 400 bbls Medium LNira. So G3aSo -; AZ Dds.
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iue state and Weston; 50 3Oaro 30, lhi.iloi 20
az rs 7ors6 ST. Goad ito Choice SO g0os- Choice To
-5 common 10 Fair do s. s6as7 Fan to GOOD do;
s. 05 ~ Good O. Ch@ceco SW aims EN,a io5 o Eaiopy
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m g. Good Nuesola Ixtra 5joSl1 Gool TO Choicedo;
G5es7 20. Common 10 0ogl Ez,5a -. Lou's - AZ
t.rtercy 10 favor Ius cIs...ir SOUTHERN Ii0UH
i,,nci NOR y, 9i f{ r. s69 % ~; Coos To- Wv Cio.ci
xiIa 20 3U0Slo JO.-..RfE tLJUR dull, with prices
iO latter ftr choce. JI;N MEAI. tiife 4ege active;
Sos ~ 3d. ' acaSs 500 6b- 6iaHdy wins at .5 Con-
Nal sacks without change TO notice. s"es 600 sacks
GG.iN-Thele was scarcely any business reported in
/ sr heid nj 81 %. Asampe very nne New Crp Am,
D. t,..ra Wheat was exhibited ghange today hy VIM.
J. 1tlsms esq Sales 5000 bush. Winter Red Western,
,a aulre 81 C8 RYE duil ava nominal, - a
g. o NV w,seH rel 5sc; so 61sh. New Crop
... r9c ~ BARLEY MALT iu moderate request
pa lyr T,is without change TO notice. ...
ooN vas ia2c lover future ano alcui lc Pr Dgsl
tol sales, $1,000 bush, Including %2tOOO bush on le.t
cr Mixed aG2os7 sc.. closing SIC; No . 81 i1ltOc
si'amet Nike seiier Jn me- ISi et ~ e0C ni.1
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financial.
GAS STOCKS

A GAS STOCKS.
~. NETWORK, METROPOIITAN, MUTUAL. AND
MANHATLAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
all kinds Of Brooklyn and New York Gas Securities dealt
nby GEO. H. PRENIlSs;
~. 80 Hrnah ST. ". Y.
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nROPOSALS FOR 100000

4 STOCK OF THE CITY or NEW-NORk
urofo.al- received az tlc tontioc = once
until FRIDAY, jane % 1876, al Oc9ck d. NJ @l'h ~
same Will be- publicly OPP d. for the " OLE or any par =" uo
sam 81 900 900 -t6ck If the city Of Noglork o. vii
..CBsSD DATED IT th OF THE tiif ,Or- INV
YORK authn lied by chapter ~, LAWS oI 4o'l.
For "CBNSTRI CrION OF NEN-f O4'h
AND BROOKLYN B.IDGl,' tu pulSu-
aucr 81 chapter 300. Laws ~ 1870 nv r
81 III ave per cent pr anrrui, payable
o,,arcr yearly. and the principal itirt.h-
abb al Tho pleasure Of the Controller aver
Nov. !. 1900 ana PAYABLE on MaS I,.-oooo
1920. ........... -, c'Uu''VV
For "NEW-YORK COUNTY COLEI-
HOUSE STOCK NUMBER i've. al
tinril.i by Srctun +. tha1fer 'e3 Laws
of 1871 interest az the rat oil hNe per
cent p,f auuUin, raya L. s'i.ahiu-il
and he principal payable ON the Isl ""y ,o. M,
al Non
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DEFANINENI UF FVHIIC v Okks.
80 Union. square. INV YoRk, June :, 1877

EDKtDTINAIN TOI NV > I X z Z To Y OF
DRAINS the Twenty fourth Ward of the CITY
York-PI0pOsas in sealed envelopes will be
Office OF aforementioned Department until WfDN
DAY June 90 ls77, at hatpas nine O'Clock when they
publicly opened for constructing drains the lands
hsnnied north Foriham and Pelham ayes
the southern Boulevard, the south by Kings
brdeeIOad and the ArIhurst ful particu
he CITY Record for sale at Room 2, CIy HAM,
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Corporation NoilteS.

JURORS FOR STATE COURTS.-The Com
~ missioner OF Jurors viii APPLIC fO
EXEMPTIONS from JURY DUTY from D a. IA. to 5 D. m
daily For further information the City Record.
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Zach pronosl should sealed ard Endorsed Proposals
Tor stock of TIE civ Of N,W f"rh an" lL'ls" ]" ''""
,ityerur andressed o. tine Controller. ~, u....,.
me ieh h. reserved On tlc part ni me ont,i y" ~
any r ali of the f his $40 Smeht thc lhloiVaiS u 'o
computation rtuulI- 30. ,. -,
i"i '"'' '-i' JOHN KELLY, Controller.
civ Of New YORK. Department OF Finance, conir'ie
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NFw-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
TORTH GERMAN LLOYD

"a
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK.
SOUTHAMPTON. AND BREMEN.
COMPANYS PIER foot % SECONDsl. UOBOkEN.
ODER. satur0ay..June % NECKAk SATURDAY.. .July
RHEIN, Saturiay..June 30 MAIN. Saturdir.. II
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEWBORN 10 SOUJHAAP-
TON. uAVRE, OR BREMEN
FIRST CABIN, 500 gold. SECOND CABIN, $50, gold.
STEERAGE, $50 currency 80
Return czets 10 reduced rates Prepaid Storage Cet1-
Gates, $50 currency.
For freight OF passage apply 20
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Orean CLEANERS
1R LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
LREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.

" NEN .fUIIh To HNINTUI IINYJ--DINTII.
Taxing goods passengers for London. Carn Newport
GOuCester and al ports in Bristol Channel
Sailing from Pier IS East River
CORNWALL Stfnper June 28
CABIN Passage $40 currency Excursion, sl20; Inerne
date 80 Currency. Seerage $50 Pre- aid
age Certificates s26 Drafts Tor 81 aud upward for irogas
passage, apply 10
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For os' Or passage i2pRy Co. Bowling green
DACIFIC MAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
hTEAMSIIIP LINES

For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA, AUSTRALIA,
\ EW-ZEALAND. BRITISH COLUMBIA. OREGON &c,
Sailing from Pier foot Canal st. North River
The New York herald., 1877-10-16
THE WEST INDIES.

HAvANA Oct Is, 1877.
The French mail steamer arrived to-day from st.
Thomas which island she lett on October 8.
Tho United States steamer Frohc arrived at ST.
Thomas on tho Sth from Barbados, and was to have
sailed for homo on the 10TH
HURRICANE AT CuRACoA
fearful hurricane visited Curacoa and neighboring
Islands on September % ana caused great damage.
Tho wind blew from oil quarters. The sea washed
away the lower part OF the town OF Wilhcmstadt.
Nearly every house In what as the Petrimay
quarter destroyed and the fortacarions wore in
ruins. Many families destitute. The damage to
property was estimated At over $500, 900. A Dutch
man war and the Dutch schooner Juliet and Sarah
wrecked. Several ves were lost. All the salt
ponds In the neIRhboring island OF Bonairo wero
ruined.
The New York herald., 1877-10-16
MURDER AT SEA

Tho American ship Marianne Nottebohm, which
sailed from this port the 18th ult for San Fran
cisco, put into 81 Thomas the lsth account
Of the death OF Captain Whitney. who was killed BY
the second mate. Tho American Consul was Invests
gazing the case Captain Thomas c. whitney, at the
time OF his death. about aity-avs years Of age.
He was native oi England and to this country
whom very young He commenced his sea life under
the celebrated T. T. Morgan. and soon gained promo
tion, becoming mate Of the Devonshre and aferward
captain OF the American Eagle and the Southampton.
When Mcssrs. Rowland rockingham sold the Mari.
anne Nottebohm 70 her present owners Captain hi-
ncy took charge Of her, and he mad made voyage
in her 10 Sah Francisco, sandwich Islands, Cnincha
Islands, Hamburg aud home. and another voyage 10
London and back
Michael Kelly, tho murderer Is pleasant looking
young fellow OF some twenty three years OF age, with
bcardless face nnd IL said to be native Of New -
ven. Conn. Hc was shipped as simple sailor on
board tho Marianne Nottebohm. AS Captain Whitney
second had deserted the Captain won't pto the
iorecaste TO select substitute, and chose Kelly. The
causes which led 10 tho murder Of Captain whitney
not known here at present
The New York herald., 1877-10-16
Russian Floating Batteries
Bombarding Sulina.
OSMAN'S POSITION AT PLEvNA.
Chevket Paoha Leaving the Place
While There Is Time.
THE IMPERIAL GUARD AT HAND.
Renewed Russian Activity in
Armenia.
[BY CABLE TO THE HKnALp.1

IBY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON, Oct. 16. 1871.
The captain OF a steamer which has arrived at
Varna reports that the Russian noatng batteries
at the mouth OF the Danube have been bombardng
Sulina for three days The Times special from
Therapia states that the Porte has received inten
gencc that the Russians attacked Sulina and de.
stroyed part OF the town, but were beaten of.
RUSSIAN ADVANCE IN ARMENIA.
Advices both from Russian and Turkish sources
indicate that the Russians have occupied the Yagni
Hills sarbatan and Kzil-Tepe, which were aban-
doned by Moukhtar Pacha, and are manGuvring
Tor an advantageous position from which 10 make q
new attack on the Turkish lines, which are now
concentrated about Aladja Dagh.
THE IMPERIAL GUARD.
The Times has special from the Russian head
quarters at Gorny.studen, which says the Imperial
Guard have all gone to Plevna and that the Care
witch will not command them, to avoid cashing
with the Prince OF Roumania. Trustworthy ad.
vices from ST. Petersburg state that thirty-sx re
serve battalIons OF guards and loS battalions OF
troops OF the line are being formed
CuEvKEr PAcHA's POSITION.
telegram from Constantinople, dated halfpast
ten clock yesterday morning. says telegraphic
communication with Plevna has been re established
ana that Cheyket Pacha telegraphed on Sunday that
he had arrived ut Lukovitza from Plevnn He IN
tended to continue his march to Orchanie on Mon.
day.
osMAN's DESPERATE CONDITION.
Roumanians assert that dcserters from Plevna
report Osnan Pachas army to be destitute OF cloth
ing and ammunition and scantily provlsioned; men
and officers are tired OF lighting and suffering and
are disposed to surrender.
PREPARING FOR WINTER.
A correspondent at Sstova gives q favorable
account OF Russian preparations for the winter
campaign. Vast stores OF corn and forage have
been laid In at the depots along the roads, but the
mud Is frightml. On the road two miles south OF
the Simntza bridge 1t takes eight horses, and
twenty men pushing behind, to get q light wagon
through The iIiway from Fratesti to simnitza Is
progressing rapidly.
MONTENEGRO AT PEACE.
correspondent at Cettinjc reports that all is
quiet and that the bulk OF the Montcnegrn army
have been dismissed to sow the crops.
PRACTICAL JOKE
The alleged Hungarian invasion Of Roumania Is
positively declared to be a hoax.
RUSSIAN FINANCES.
despatch from st. Petersburg contains the fol
lowlng:-lti Is true that five Russian railways have
been allowed to convert their capital into paper
currency, but no conclusions uniavoraOle TO Rus
sian credit are to be deduced from this, as the
shares are still in the hands OF Russian contrac
who are parties to the conversion.
The New York herald., 1877-10-16
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF THE CnIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct 16--l A. NJ.
WAR DEpARTMry-

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsnISGroS, Oct 16--l A. NJ.
Indications
For New England, CLOUDY and rainy weather, varia.
BILE winds, mostly from the SOUTH stationary higher
temperature and falling barometer
For the Middle Atlantic States, warmer, clear or
partly cloudy weather. sou,hwcsterly Winds with fall
ing barometer.
For Tennessee and the OHIO Valley, warmer. clca r
or partly cloudy weather. followed at wcs, stations by
ram areas, variable Winds mostly from the southeast
and falling barometer.
For the iowor lake region, warm southcrly, veer-
ing to colder northwest winds, Increasing coudiness
and rain areas, falling followed by rising barometer.
For the upper lake region and tho Upper Mississippi
Valley, partly cloudy weather, occasional areas OF
rain, stationary or higher pressure temperature
For the Lower Missouri Valley. cloudy and rainy
weather, variable winds, falling barometer stationary
or higher temperature.
Tho rvors will roman stationary
The New York herald., 1877-10-16
GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.


DEATH SENTENCE IN THE PENCE CASE
MIsMANAaEMENT OF A sTETIN BANK.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.l
LONDON, Oct. 10, 1877.
special despatch to the Times from Calcutta
says:-'.It Is feared that war Is imminent between
the British and the Ameer Of AfghanIstan and the
Khan OF Kclat in consequence or the Location or a
British force at Quetta In Beloochistan which the
Khan and Ameer construe to mean the permanent
occupation OF that country. Though the force
Quetta Is only sent avowedy as an escort to the
British Resident Agent, yet the vceroy declares
It's maintenance there Is q necessary measure or
imperial policy The Ameer Of Alghanlstan is
negotiating with Kelat and Belochee chiefs for
the iorcible expulsion Of the British, ior which lie
offers his help, and warns the Khan thar their
continued presence means eventual absorption
THE PENCE CASE.
The capital sentence In the case OF Louis Staun-
ton, Patrick Staunt0n, Elizabeth Staunton and
Alice Rhodes convicted Of the murder OF Louis
Stauntons wife, known as the Pengc case, has been
RENTED, and the prisoners are coutined to await
the Queens pleasure. This action was taken In
consequence OF a report from Mr.. Justice Hawkins,
who tried the case, based memorial to the
Home once presented by SIR william Jenner, Bart,
the eminent physician
FEARS or A FINANCIAL CRASH.
A special despatch from Berlin says:-" The total
losses by the failure or the Rtterchaftch Bank OF
Stettln will probably amount to over $1,000, 900
marks ts4,5ooOool. The National Bank is actively
assisting some OF the firms involved, SO as to pre-
vent an extension OF the calamity
COST OF THE INDIAN FAMINE.
special despatch from Calcutta says 1t is estl-
mated that the famine Will cost the Indian govern
mcnt l5OooOoo pounds 1915 ,o0o exclusive OF the
loss OF revenue ana other indirect crocts
The New York herald., 1877-10-16
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Robert n. McLane. Of Baltimore, 10 Al the Windsor
Judge Nathaniel shipmap. OF Hartford, is at The St
james Rear Admiral Alfred Taylor, United Statca
Navy is at tho Giisey. General John NJ Brannan,
United States Army. and Surgeon Daniel McMur.rie,
United states Navy, are ut the sturtevant Lieuten-
m, George II. Wheeler OF tho Engineer Corps, United
States Army, and Don NJ Dickinson. Of Detroit are as
the St Nicholas Casper Crowinsheld OF Boston, Is as
the Hoffman Fordyce L. Lahin, OF Saugertes, ~ r.,
Is at the Metropolitan General ). '. ralcott, Of
Albany, Is at the New York ExCongrcsman ~ b.
Ma,teson. OF Utica; James L. Ciaghorn. OF PEila-
depnia and James Mackin. OF Fishkill, N. r. are ~
the Fifth Avenue
The New York herald., 1877-10-16

NJ. Janvier de la Motte (Bonapartlst and ofiicial
candidatel from the reimbursement OF Bernay,
Department OF Eure, reelected.
NJ Jolibois (Bonapartst and official candidate),
from the Second circumsc ription OF Saintes, De-
partment OF charente Inierieure, reelected.
M. Keller (egitmist and Official candidatel, from
the ACCOMPLISHMENT OF Belfort, Department OF Haut
Rim, reelected.
NJ. LamotIe (oncial candidate) from the arron.
dissement OF vilefranche, Department OF Haute
Garonne In place Of NJ Gaze moderate republican.
NJ. Lanel tOreanlst from the First circumscrip.
ton or Dieppe. Department OF Seine lnfereure,
reelected In opposition to NJ. Estancelin, Official
candidate.
NJ. Laurencon (ofiicial candidate) from the ar
rondissement OF Bnancon department OF hautes
Alpes, In place OF NJ. Chancel, Orleanist.
M lie Chambre lconstitutionalist and Official can
didate), from the First circumscripton OF ST. Mao,
department Of lie ct vilaine.
M. LIE Provost-de-Launay dls (Bonapartist and
official candidate. from the Second circumscrip-
tion OF Lannion, Department OF Cotes du Nord,
re elected.
M. lie Vaillant-du-Douet (ofIlcial canddate) from
The Third crcumscripton OF lie IIavre, Depart
ment OF the Seine lnferieure, reelected.
M. Lcyert (5onapartist and Official canddate),
from the Second circumscription OF st. Omer, De-
partment OF Pas de Calais, reelected :
NJ. Livois (official candidate). First crcumscrlp-
ton OF Boulogne Department OF Pas de Calais, In
place OF M. Achille Adam Fontaine (Bonapartstl
Count de la Jumellure Maie (egitmst and official
candidate First circumscripton OF Chalet, Depart
ment OF Maine ct Loire, reelected.
M. Cunes d. Ornano Bonapartist and Official can
dldate), from the ACCOMPLISHMENT OF Cognae, De-
partment OF Charente, reelected
Among the prominent Bonapartists elected
is Robert Mitchell, and among those de-
feated are NJ. de Maupas and Prince d'Aren-
berg.
The New York herald., 1877-10-16
GALE IN THE BAY ISLANDS.
NEW oRLKAxa Oct Is

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 10. 1877.
Captain Pczziti, OF the schooner Jennie Wood, from
Ruatan, reports heavy gale there on September 20
lasting twenty-four hours Great damage was done
to the plantations all along tho coasts OF the Bay
Islands Many trees and houses were blown down,
and several costing vessels LOST.
The New York herald., 1877-10-16

DISCOVERY OF A NEW PLANET.
WASHINGTON, Oct. lJ.
General TOwNsEND, washington =
General Pope sends the following:-

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, 1877.
Tho Smithsonian Institution Is In receipt Of telc-
gram from Professor Peters, of Clinton, N. ", an
nounc,ng the discovery this morning OF planet OF
the eleventh magnitude III LII. min right asceusion
The New York herald., 1877-10-16
GERMANY AND THE FRENCH ELECTIONS.

LONDON, Oct. 16, 1877.
The Daily Ne,rs' despatch from Berlin has the
following 1.-THE news OF the republican victory in
relief. by all, except the ultramontanes and Social
lists, as a triumph OF peace.n
The New York herald., 1877-10-16
EARTHQUAKE.

QUgDEc, Ont, Oct. IL, 1877
A slight shock OF earthquake was experienced at
Cape Santa, Portneuf couHy, last evening. No dam
was done
The New York herald., 1877-10-16
rs will romaIn stationary.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY

WEAIHEK IEKDAI.
The following record VII! show the changes In tho
temperature Tor tho past twenty -four hours, in com
parIson With the corresponding date OF last year, as
indicated by the thermometer ut Hudauls pharmacy,
HERALD Butdlur.-
The New York herald., 1877-10-16
SAN ELIZARO RIOT.

L1EUTENANT HUCkEK NEPOHTS AID QUIET
no SERIOUS TROUBLE LxpECTED AT Ell
pAso.
CHICAGO, Oct. 13, 1877.
General TOWNSEND, Washington
General Pope sends the following
Lieutenant Rucker tcegraphs from San Elizaro on
the 9th inst :ssI arrived horc with dctachm last
evening" when the mob dispersed. To-day ovoryth ing
il quiet Have had two meetings with the memDcrs
OF the mob. They will allow the. law to take It's
course"
On tho 1lth he telegraphs from FL Paso -"Re-
turned to-day. Everything IS quiet mt San Elizaro.
There Is considerable excitement here caused by the
killing OF Cards by Howard yesterday. DO not an.
ticipatc any serious trouble"
p. II. SHERIDAN, Lieutenant General
The New York herald., 1877-10-16

Average temperature yesterday. %
year. .....s. 49,
The New York herald., 1877-10-16
MAILS FOR EUROPE

Tho steamships Bothna, for Queenstown and Liver.
pool and Labrador for Havre. will sail from this pors
on "Wednesday.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once as
eleven A. NJ and Tor France direct at twelve O'Clock NJ
THE New York Naturalization for Europo-wm
be ready at haIf-past eight O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
The New York herald., 1877-10-16

from the reimbursement OF AvignOn, Department
of vancluse.
M. Dubois (Scine.Infcrieure. ofYcial candidate,
from the Second crcumscrlption OF La lIavre, De-
partment OF the Seine-Inferieure, reelected.
NJ. Durfort de Civrac Qcgitmist and Official can.
ddate,l from the Second clrculnscrpti0n Of Cnoet,
Department Of Marne ct Loire, re- elected.
M. Dussaussoy lBonapartist and Official candi
date), from the Second circumscription of Bou-
logne Department OF Pas de Calais, reelected.
Baron Escnasserlaux (Bonapartist and Official
candidatel from the First circunscript0n or
Saintes Department OF Charcntd lnfericurc, re.
elected.
NJ. Faire (oilcial canddate), from the Second cir
transcription OF Anglers, Department OF Maine-et-
Loire In place OF NJ. Alexis Male, radical repubii-
can.
M. Fournier (Bonapartist and Official candidat @,
rom the arrondfssement OF La Rochelle, Depart
ment o. Charcne InIerieure, re-elccted.g
NJ lie Fourtou (I,onapartist and Official candi-
date) from the reimbursement OF Riberac, Depart,
ment OF Dordogne, reelected
NJ Grange (oiiical candldate). from the ar.
rondissement OF st. Jean lie Maurienne, Depart
ment OF Savoy, in place Of M. IIorteul, moderate
republican.
NJ. Hamclle (Bonapartiss and official candidate),
from the ACCOMPLISHMENT OF Montrcull-sur- Mer,
Department OF Pas de Calais, reelected.
Due dlIarcourt (constitutlonalist and oflcial
candidate) from the reimbursement OF Faaise,
Department OF Calvados; re elected.
Baron lIaussman tI,onapartlst and official can
didatc) from the reimbursement OF Ajaccio, De-
partment OF Corse in place OF Prince Jerome Ma
poeon.
M. IIermary toflcal candidatel from the First
circumscription OF Bethune, Department OF Pas de
tCalais, reelected.
NJ IIuon dc penaster lcgitimist and Official can
didate from the First circunlsoriptiou Of Sannion
Department Of Cotes du Nord, reelected
The New York herald., 1877-10-16

1HE DEADLY GRIP OF PNEUMONIA MAY BIZ
wsrdod OF with HALs's HoSsY OF noaanouSD AND TAR
ptKE's DRors o minute.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-03

RIFLE TEAM.-The Fairfield Light
Dragons will send to the Fair q
team composed of tho following
named members II. r. Robertson,
II. j. McCarley, O. NJ Dantzlcr, A.
Nj. Wallace, w. NJ. Hardin and w.
A. Neal. These members wore SO
lectod after o competitive trial
They will make u good showing in
Columbia.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-03

len BABIES IN FIVE YEARs.-The
news OF Mrs. Il. j. Suggs having
given birth to four babies last week
was brought to this city by lady
who lives near her in Gaston county
and whose veracity is beyond ques-
t1on. Tho story was q good deal
talked of in tho city yesterday, and
doubts were expressed as to it's
truthtulness. We will supplement
1T: Having stated it ut the time of
It's occurrence, and having again,
yesterday, referred to the fact that
Mrs. Suggs gave bith to triplets
less than two years ago, we now
recall the fact that this lady
gave birth, one at timo, to three
childron before tho triplets wore
born.
She has been married now but
five years, and is the mother of ton
chlldron-an average, if thoy had
come singly, Of ono during ovory
elk months Of her married lifo
We were informed, yesterday, by a
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-03

citizen Of CASTOR, that when she
presented her husband with the
triplets, Governor Brogdcn, who
then occupied tho executive chair Of
tho State, presented hor with $500.
We cun believe anything but that,
and we hope tho Gastonians will
not insist upon our swallowing the
$500. His Excclloncy is an eloquent
mnn, and wo believe him to be q
sympathetic man, but he is not the
kind of q cat to throw his $500
bills around in any such style as
that Charlotte (N. C) Observer.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Now in Perfect Health.
NEAR MARIETTA, Ga, March 81 1877

NEAR MARIETTA, Ga, March 81, 1870.
.nessrs. I'm. Root &c So,s.- Gcntlomon
Some months ago 1 bought n bottle of
Bmdiiclds Female Regulator from you.
and have used it in my family with tie
utmost satisfaction, and have recommcn-
dod it to three other families and they
have found it just what it is recommend.
The females who have used your Regula-
tor arc now in perfect health, and arc ablo
to attend to their household duties, and
we cordially recommend ITO the public.
Yours respectfully,
oct 23-2w REV. II. B. JOHNSON,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-03
MORRIS HOTEL.

hnye just finished painting, paporing
l. and thoroughly renovating my Hotel
from top to bottom, and now havo it in
first class order and am prepared to Gu
tertnin my guests with much moro con-
vicnco and comfert than erctofore.
Office on first floor aud opening on main.
street, with dinning room and sample
room adjoining. Every effort will be
made to make my guests comfortable.
GS" Hotel located noxt door to T..
Elders largo grocery and dry good store es
and in tho central and business portion O
town. Charges to suit the times.
A.,A. MORRIS,
april-26-tt Proprietor.