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bin are now pending. and others will probably
ayes and nayes will be demanded. Should this
be done. 1t will consume considerable time.
Gen. Ewing. who has the bill in charge. after
u canvass of the House. expresses the opip ion
that the bill will pass by from Is to 20 maionity.
The fate of the measure In the Senate is un-
certain. Its opponents say IT. will fail, while
those who support 1t say there is no doubt OF It's
passage by that body
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The Cigar Makers strike-The Beginning
of the nd

New YORK. Nov. ls.-The cigar makers are
showing evident signs Of weakness. and 1t ia
more than probable that the strike will termi-
nate during the present week. The action of
the manufacturers in tho employment of fe-
male laborers and their threats to Import Chi
result. The lenders Of tho strike. however re-
fuse 10 acknowledges that there Is any intention
Of giving in. but hint that a compromise might
ha aft tnl
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 19. / a. m.-The indications
Rising barometer. north to east winds, colder
and clear or partly cloudy weather
For the Guif States: Falling. possibly followed
southeast winds, cool and partly cloudy
weather, excepting warmer and rain In the West
Cult States, - 8 -
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Cut with n sheath-Kn,ss.

At O'Clock yesterday morning on board her.
MaJesty's ship Jaoria, y renoontre took place
between the cook, Tim Wilson, o negro, and the
white stewart, Martin Triple, which terminated
~ ripple being stabbed In the right arm by q
sheath. knife In the hands OF Wilson.
The wounded man wss attended by DR.. David
son. The accused was arrested and locked no
In the Sixth Precinct Station.
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..a.ath IN Tr0uIple.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1s.-The barroom of Will
lards Hotel was the scene this afternoon Of m
altercation between Geo. Alfred Townsend. the
well known journalist, and p 7. Brooks, for
merly editor of the National Republican Of this
Circuit and District Courts in Florida. in the
course of which Brooks struck Townsend in
the face The difficulty arose through q news
paper article written by Townsend In which he
had made some statements derogatory to
Hypalsu
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Memorial Tablet to the Late Bishop
James.

New YoRK. Noy. 1s.--A memorial tablet to the
memory of Bishop James was unveiled this
morning o. the John Street Methodist Episcopal
Church by his successor. Bishop Scott. Bishop
of the Church.
The church was crowded with spectators.
many coming from out Of town. and the services
were very impressive. Addresses were deliv-
cred by bishops Simpson, Harris and Andrews,
and by DR.. FoRa of Middleton, Conn.,. and DR..
Chapman. of Brooklyn.
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When viii They Learn?

BETHEL, Conn. Nov. 1s.--This morning Mrs.
Thomas Daron. in attempting to start fire
with the aid Of rock oil. was terribly burned,
together with her two little children. Tho
younger Of the latter has since died, and the
mother and the other child are not expected to
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SUNDAYS WEATHER BULLETIN.

Whether it was owing to storm. or whether it
was failure to supply the New Orleans staten
with report, was not stated ia the kilograms,
but it is fact, nevertheless, that the signal SER
vice report due from Indianola, Tex, last even
ing, was missing, and was 80 stated upon the
form furnished by the observer here.
The reports from other points-those in the
North and West-show something Of decline in
the temperature, that at Lacrosse, Wis, falling
to 50 degrees, Dubuque 38, Davenport 43, Keo-
kuk A. Pittsburg 40, st. Louis As, ST. Paul "a,
Yicksbnrg q, Shreveport 20, Mobile 10, and
Key West rs.
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A Sunday Night Blaze,

At about quarter to nine o'clock last night a
fire, that is said to be the work of an incendary.
broke out in the kitchen of the one-story frame
house corner Of Miro and st. Ann street. The
property was owned by A. Rochereau & Co., and
occupied by A. Magazine and several coiored
families.
The kitchen was totally and the dwelling par
tally destroyed. Whether this property was IN
eured OF not could not be ascertained. The
flames then ex.ended and damaged The house
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A Drunk ara.s Crime.

SHENANDOAH. Pa. Nov 1s.-Laat evening n
man named Patrick Brennan. while under tho
influence of liquor stabbed with q pocket knife
Mr.. Matthews and his wifi, and their eon-in-
law George Reilly Mrs. Matthews will prob
serious. and they are expect to recover
Brennan was arrested and committed to Jail
this eveninp
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Appended are the scores made by the members
II those bodies in possible 25:
LOUISIANA FIELD ARTILLERY.

LOUISIANA FIELD ARTILLERY.
P. 9. Durel. Is; e. Bercegeay, IA; W. A. Bill
laud, 0; V. Yiosca, ID; p J. Maspero, s; r. F.
Schmutz, IL; Jules Piffaut, 20; E. Nj. Meilleur,
6, L. Caboche, 4; J. B. Dazet, 10.
After the regular scores had been made, Mr..
Jules Piffaut shot three scores OF ten shots each
at 200 yards with Whitney rifle, making, out Of
possible 80, 36 at the first, 3S st the second and
35 at the third trial MIR. Kressner, in practice
shoot at the 50o-yard range, made 66 out OF pos
able rs.
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The Captured Ncz Perces.

CHICAGO Nov. ia special from Bismarck.
Da, says that 200 of the captured Nez Perces
arrived there yesterday from Buford. Just in
time to escape being frozen. Two companies
under Major Bates acted as an escort. Gen.
Miles has also arrived In an ambulance. and
will leave for the East in q day or two. A snow
storm is prevailing. and may delay Joseph's
III
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
PedestrIanisln Extraordinary.

LONDON, Now 1s.-William Gale the Cardiff
pedestrian accomplished the feat of walking
1000 quarter miles in 1000 consecutive periods Of
ten minutes each, at Agricultural Hall, Isling-
ton. last night. having seventeen minutes to
spare. He was in good condition at the finish
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NEW YORK Nov. 1S.-The excise law has been
more generally observed in this city to-day
than on any Sunday for years past. Barrooms
and neary all the principal hotels were kept
closedeall day. and no liquor was TO be obtained
except s,b;e IN IN few saloons the proprietors of
The trial of the hotel keepers who have been
indicted Tor selling liquor on election day will,
tits expected, commence next week.
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NO. l95 Miro street. This property WAS owned
by Louis Wallets and occupied by Albert Anioye.
Insured in the New Orleans Insurance Company
for $1,000. A negro man named Oville Alexe was
arrested and lodged in the Fourth Precinct Sta
tion, charged with setting fire to the house.
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Oakley nnlrs Lecture season.

New YORK. Nov 1s-Ex- Mayor A. Oakley Hall
will begin q lecture season under the manage
Boston n on the e' Seth inst He Will iii then 20 to ali
the principal cities in the 'ates.
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storm in New HamDshIre.

MANCHESTER, N. H.. Nov. 1s.-A heavy tn un-
der and lightning storm visited this CITY early
this morning. and lasted for a considerable
time. During It's continuance large quantity
OF rain fell.
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Investigating the Elections,

PARIS Nov. 19:-The Investigating committee
have elected NJ Albert Grevy as president of
the committee. They will commence their in
vestigations on Tuesday next.
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LONDON, Nov ia dispatch from Erzeroum
says that Kars has been carried by storm after
twelve hours desperate fighting. The particu
lars are awaited with interest.
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. Firc--LOss $1,000.

BosToN Nov. 1s.-This morning fire partial
ly destroyed A. N. Hoyt's hay and grain estab-
lishment in this city. Six horses and 200 tons
of hay were burned. Loss $1,000, insurance $1,000.
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Germany Don't Want Ingersou,

BERLIN Nov. 19.-The reported nomination OF
Col. Robt. G. Ingersoll as United States Minis
ter to Germany is very unfavorably received
here on account of his antecedents.
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A Russian Reverse.
Russia win Refuse Mediation.

CoNsTANT1NoPLE, Nov. 1s-The Turks have
expelled the Russians from the village of Ber-
kOytchau
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There were also seventeen other entries, who
made scores Of eighteen or less. Messrs. Renaud,
Leathers and Rosenberg having tied each other,
shot another round. Capt Renaud being the VIC
tor, as stated.
The sixth competition for the Lillienthal trophy
will take place at this park on next Wednesday,
2ist inst, when some fine scores will probably be
made.
MIR. b. 8. Leathers, who made the leading
score, with Mr.. J W. Dauer following him closely
on last Sunday, which was in disputs, was pre-.
sented with his badge yesterday by the arbitra-
tors, who decided in his favor.
NEW ORLEANS CLUB PARK.
The principal contest at this park yesterday,
was for the championship badge Of the State,
distance 500 yards. The following are the scores
made
O. Kressner. A 4 3 4 8 S 2 40 s s s 5 5-57
Wattenhofer.. o 3 3 4 2 8 3 A 4 IA s 5 s 3--b2
Geo. Muller. q 4 4 8 2 3 2 3 A OF $50
l.. A. jung. ..5 o 5 2 2 0 4 3 4 2 s 8 2-46
Mr.. O. Kressner was the winner, giving him
two scores thus far.
During the day some members Of the Mitchell
Rifles and OF the Louisiana Field Artillery
visited the grounds, and shot ut the 200-yards
target. The Louisiana Field Artillery formed q
team, and elected Mr.. Jules Piffaut, Of Battery
@, captain.
Appended ere the scores made by the members
OF those bodies in possible 25:
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A Russian nefeat.

LONDON. Nov. IA dispatch from Constanti-
nople says the Russians have been defeated at
Orchanie, Entrepol and Bergayase,
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GER ANY.
Plot to ASA assinate the EMPEROR.

LONDON. Nov. ia dispatch from Berlin says
that plot to assassinate the Emperor has been
discovered and Pole has been arrested for
connection Herewith.
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MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
The Total Amount Of Assessmcnts-The
Reduction Amounts to About One
Million of Dollars.

Reduction Amounts to About One
Million Of Dollars.
Accidentally dropping in yesterday, Sunday, at
the City Hall We found the occupants of the De-
partment Of Assessments busily engaged fixing
up their books for delivery to-day to the Admin
istrator OF Accounts after they shall have been
formally sworn to. The additions OF the Board OF
Assessors show that the total valuation OF taxable
property movable and immovable) in New Or
leans is
Sill, ,395.
This is sui prise to the assessors themselves,
who had been led to believe that the assessment
this year would show reduction of about three
millions on the previous year, when it was about
l12,000,000.
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AUSTRIA.
Proposed Duty ON Petroleum..

VIENNA, Nov. 1s.--It is expected that the Aus
trian Reichstag will reject the proposal to levy
O duty on petroleum.
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FRANCE.
Gtrardin Entertajus Grant.

PARIS, Nov. 19.-M. DeGirardin and he Mar
quis Talleyrand-Perigord will entertain Gen.
Grant during the present week.
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RANGE PRACTICE.
Lively Competition Mt both Ranges Yes.
terday-t.ood scores Made.
FROaMoOR.

The competition practice ut the Crescent City
Rifle Club range was quite lively yesterday, the
prize competed for being gold badge, the arm
used military rife. and distance 200 yards, tho
result being victory for Capt. John K. Renaud
Tho score made was as follows:
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The Russians Carry Kars by Storm

BERLIN, Nov. 1s.-The semi official German
press states that Russia has resolved to refuse
mediation
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Prospects Of the resumption Repeal Bill-
Dilat0ry Tactics.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1s.-The Indications now
are that q vote on the specie re mption repeal
bill will be reached on Tues or Wednesday
Some fourteen Or fifteen al iments to the
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WAR NOTES.


VIENNA. Noy. 1s-The Political Correspondent
publishes a rbmor that the Montenegrins have
captured Antivari by storm. and are marching
on EulcignS,
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Bead Navra's Invitation 70 the China Palace
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WAsHrNt
Privileges
morning q
ford and ,
reading he
meeting q
committee
ment of tn
The com
Sarah J. s.
vocacy OF t
tional Uni
the time
tional Sui
In this cit;.
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=
Just afterthe noinInatiun ofMr. HAYES
NJ Cincinnati, people began 20 recall al
they knewof che individual whowss a
candidate Tor 10 distinguished 4 ,a~itiaa.
Among a,her things his war record was
discussed by old confeslerates aud the
QUESTION as Co whether W not Ne was cap
iurv,l At the battle Of chancellorssille Was
much talked Of. There were snmenen
who claimed The honor Of efftciing his
capture, and mhers Who guarded hin'; and
agaln u was denied that be vas captured
III ~. "A gvntlrmrn nOw M this city
gives this information on the subject:
There was General Hayes captured NJ
charlottesville and afterwards confined
ia Libby l,Fisoa. but this was not the
Restraining lIaasier. The hitter WIS never
captured iintll recently by ]. Madison
Wells aud Eliza Pinekslan) The Gen.
Hayes Alludedp abnve was nm old u. s.
army aiilcer, aud WIS married many yrsrs
lrfwe tle wsro Miss Hillari, Of New
Bsru.. q relative Of Mai. JOIN, hugi,es sf
that lrllsce who Jaw aud talked with tie
old GENERAL while the hitter was 10 prison.
The wiisofihis General Hayes Is also n
relative u Mrs. ID. G. D. FoS Of this city.
ten Hayes remained in LiLhy priant
onIs d. short lime. al exchange q of
prisoners having taken i,lhce soo,, utter
hIr capture. He afterwards commanded
a ,lIyIsleli a. tieitysburg. aud died alsmt
two years Subsequent 70 this. Charlotte
Observer. #eA
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OBITUARY.. :

iDiEDat the residence Of her Mother,
Mrs. Tabitha ID. BIackweod; III this
county on the 9Th instant, of Dropsy Mrs,
Harriet J. Garden aged 40 years.
Sllv made q profession of religion In
early life, united herself with lie Baptist
Church. and remained u consistent mem,
Der thereof, upto the day Of llerdeath.
She leaves 8 children by her first, and
2hy her second marriage, 10 mourn The
loss Ola departed mother Yet We feel
tina; while IL Is their loss il is her gain.
Biblical Recorder please copy.
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l9fQ DaNvnnes Va; March ! 1877.

EsgHfa DaEvHnEs Yai March 7sls77. !!
IA DEAR sIs;7AIore Than iwelyeyearspgo
my business calling me 10. the residence
ofalniost every old citizen IN Chariot.
poanty. VA j collected, With great paths,
Z material for avolusne ID lie entitled sH0ME
REMISIscENcFs or JnHS RAYDoLPH, 81
RoASoKE,' i talked repeatedlyto his old
constituents, and obtained their views
land recoiIeciions; thus gathering up !,
number Or inci,ients aud scurious things
CONCERNING the most remarkabls man u
nlstteril tilnes,itsaiiegx W. kHk wAzlsts NJ i
4, Besides the small MEMoRs sbA obtained
hers aud there. fron different indi visluais.
| have contributions for my book, asAeof,-
siderable length, from gentlemen of
ability, wl,owers personally acq,iainte'l
with Mr. Randolph Among Them, We
may mention, w. H, Elicit. Henry Car
nngtons Hon. J,snless WI Bmiidin, DIR.
Isaac Read, Hon. Judge Wood BpuliiE y
all ofthe ansnty of Charlotte. In aiii-
tion % all these, Iiiaya valuable contii-
buttons from the late DIR. q III. Jordan,
of North Carolina, and other gentlemen
from different parts Of the country. The
recollectious % ~ many gentlemen who
-kliew Nj. Raaidolpi personally give .
pleasing variety to the work and add
greatly to its authenticity. The book
will lie filled with choice ANA = striking
extracts from his speeches on the Lustings.
witlieisns. CONVERSATIONS, anecdotes,
Curious papers and strange scenei; Illus i
irafing his private life aud manner of
carrying ON, AZ home, Among his con-
siifnenis. = ~ ksas E 81 esspa NasEa
Several years ago, in order to test The
value of the materials (which had cob |
fected, published III the "DanviIle
Weekly Times which, was the editor. |
portions ~ my Randoiphiana; and was
highly g'atified t. ind that tliearticles
were read with great Interest, and to Ice
assured, ly aIr. Ran.lolph's old consti-
tueits, THAT his character had been drawn |
To the life. f4EN }@a +
n The book will lie handsomely bntlnd in
muslin, and will contain about 80 nctava l
pages. plice 50 on delivery. The Ms. is
now really fortlie press, and am only
waiting 10 secure one tliousand SUBJ
crihers to i*gin The publication. I have
already ac,nsideral,!e number, and shall
be pleased 10 enter your NAME on my list.
Please write me oh postal card III shall
have that pleasurr. hsfs s4s .NAlsasB /
t Ynurs Respectfully, +
ca =. B0ULDIN.
Address, D4nyille, Va. al
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sslAReITN eE ssaNEY -


81 There Is no doubt but tllegresent con
slitimeofalt kinasof bashssss aud indus
Try y acknowledgement. and n belieeve,
every family q look carefully trtheirex
penses. Winter il coming on when chill
dren are liable tot 'roap. wiooping Cough
etc. Coughs and Colds will prevail every.
where. ard Consumption, with other
throat and lung disease will carry of
i''aay These diseases should not be
neglected. Doctors bills are expensive,
and We would advise orr people 10 use
BescfIEE's GERMASSsRUp. Itilever has
failed One bottle ats cents win keep
yntlr whole family well durillgthe winter
rwo Hoses wlllreIiese any case. Slid In
all towns in the Uaited States, aud by
Your Druggist, Dr.. q. Hooker HiIlsboro,
and SielhenA. while, Mpl,ahesviIle.
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STATE MEMS.

1 The Milton fhTOnfcff says: Airpady we
hear Of capitalists intending ia come here
upon the cnnipletion of The Milton & >.
RaIIraad and invest in manufacturing and
shipping iolsaccn = Andwe are beginning
to rysive letter. ffon the North en-
quiring after the chance TO hay Lsmtls in
THIS section. tile price. &c. Business
Houses will sIsriug ilp here rapidly, and
ia less Than three years there will be I'VE
taxable Inhabitants i,rihis town ior every
one now counted. "a Z. - -. (,
I Oar Wafer power here Is full equal 20
that ~ DanviIle, aud will lie great atlrac-
,ion 10 capitalists, We can make IL sur
pass Lowell. Mass; BY cutting Canal
frnn Dan River To Country line. ab~ail
eight hundred yards in length. This can
be- easily as,s by following ihe bluff the
other side of DIR, Stamps dwelling VIII,
such Canal and water-works ~ Millmi
would vie with any other In thou. STATES;
without Il our Mater power i great and
inviting.
Mr.. Larkin Bryan. of Ruiherfor,lton,
has.hsen stlisksn with paralysis, and =
very ", nMsU Wn~z.
Saessnains &C coIanel n Il. A. Jones'
wife and twa cliidrrb have been removed
FROM Henderson 70 Iialsigll and entered
al oakw0od Cemetery. satas RarR
Two incendiary fires have recently oc-
CURED In Randolph county, resulting IN
the destruction ola large barn belonging
"a Mr.. Nathan Hin. and tile coniepis con-
sisiing Of several tl,puss,,d bushels of COM,
"A large ainoni.t 81 wheat. a COW aud calf
aud almost Al o. the gentleman's farming
implements. - maprR
The other was d dwelling house be-
longing IA Ne srl,onas HiDhaw, which,
was burned on Thursday night lasl. con-
summing the cuutrnis. Mr.. Hinshaw's
father, very old niail. was hurned Ia ills
house, being UNABLE 10 gel out. aud IL |
being impossible for any one togrt 10 his
a: ssAiss'a"ee Ell EkESfEL&.
Tie .Ncus says: We learn that q nian /
namcd MuDre. from North Carolina. was
seriously hurt 81 Tie ssaboard6 Roanoke
Railroad, Uetwctil porislnonlii aud Wei. |
don. op Monday, by masking afalssstsp
on tie blsltfofn &C. the EAR aud AfsliiNg |
against the iron railing. Al Ilrst l,e was
noi Thought To 10 much hurt, but before |
arriving nc Weldon was suffering very
ssx.r, ,a, I, a,,.l lad n ,s,lj ON afrle,,,I t,l
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MARRIED.

Ohtlie 9Th inst at The residence OF the
brides father liz II. MsJones Esq; Mr..
Al. Carroll 10 Miss Mary q. Do.ison.
Allof Orange County.
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An.onimg Fsrmrrs are YOU prsbaring

10 plant q fall crnpof cotton, thatwiIl cost
sou II cents per pound, aud i"r which y"u
will receive. perhaps, 10 cents, aid will
you rely ON huyi,sg coissat sle5 per busl,rl,
that ,vn ought 10 produre " 90 cent? 2
Aud viii % It'll complain u bard tiuses9
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Iispeaks for itself. II what lady said Of
Dr. Bulls Cough syrup the other day. for
single lotllc cured ny child ofa most
drvaiful cUugll. n
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