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The above Oil can be had at Geo. Ryneal
Jr.'s, $50 d street northwest. 8113:
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CoHEN's LOAN OFFICE, corner OF 7th
- Hrest end New York avenue, entrance <0N
Once IN the city. Money loaned & the 10 : 40 a
RE q intesset on Gold and silver Watches, PfsSs
and 0entamsnb Olothtng, OaTD00, and aH eFf5e q
TO 6OUgEHOLDER9, A1CWTTROTa
= Ap .RIuuRl1S-WzfS . DU10SH.
Sl q q H. ~ SsjssS 80 g ~ e M
A00ebu60 g. - 50 SiSS;%s
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CITY ITEMS

YoUNG'S PATEST DETERG KNT is the finest
cleansing material ever invented. Sold by
druggists and grocers. tr
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WIVES KNOW THAT THE BROW OF CARE
is often soOthed by delicious supper, 10
which perfect bread, rolls, biscuit. etc, are
so important. To have these delicate pro-
DOoieg's Yeast IOiCdei is very important.
This article is amongst the most valuable OF
the day in its bearing on health. 1t is putup
In cans always full in weight.
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,pRY GOODS At Carriers, Ga Market Space
Black cSshmeres, black aipacas and black
blue, dark green. cardinal and bronx a hr"vny
canton dannels, blankets
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GERMAN STUDENT, Boston Standard
Cleveland non explosive, and all of the best
lamps, in existence, at Hamilton's, Y. M. G
A. Building, 9th and d streets. 1Ot&si;
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CHILDREN's shirt waists and bows, sh,rtss
largest assortment In the city ri the hn,s;
clothing house OF b. Robinson a 20 90
Pennsylvania avenue. ="
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NO HUHBUG-L. RICE Vim nav = Al,
eaeh peics fcr ~ kind q Iediss', Cent? "A
yHxGr95 DEOOHP-HAND OL0TaIH0, 6OOTe.
sH019. y; 80 III slrsst dpeeWesa II sni So4tS..
SeW " ~ yseoVGy sees11s1 MI
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CLOTHING.

WV - Nss
Anew
RANDOM Words
THAT 1T NAY PROVE
TO YOUR INTEREST TO READ.
The Right Time To Do Thing
i. When
IL Can Be Done Dest.
Favorable Opportunities Are Of Rare Occurrence,
And Should Be improved
When First Presented.
In Deserrins 90 Action
Until Compelled to Perform IL,
You Often Iasure
Your Own Disa1vsn:age.
These Truths. ths uRh broad in their seaer.i Gig.
nihesnee, end srplioable 10 all The details q lite
especially valuable In the liz ht their reference
the all I'm portant question ct
RESPECTABLE WEARING APPAREL.
FEW FACTS IN THIS ooSEECrIoS
MAYBE WORTHY OF NOTE:
Now il the rish' time to tuy your Cloth ing, be-
cause yOu will md . better stock e. select from.
TIL. is the most favorable opportunity you uiu
selling at . large percentage ever than
goods can be bought tor alter very few days.
Do Nor defer buying until I'D weather oompe,s
you T then y, Will have 70 pay more and not I'm
60 good selection.
FOR SHORT TIME
OUR STOCK Is OFFERED
At Less Than Wholesale Prices.
BUY TODAY.
BABLE BROTHERs,
MEN AND BOYS CLorHIERs
oeS-tr Corner Serenfh and ID sfree,s.
B4RGA AIMS.
CLOSING Our LOTS.
BOYS ovERCOArs,
81 esch,
sonle Of them worth SIC.
MEMS ovERCoATs,
Short lengths and light weights,
For SIS.
The above goods repr, sent a-cumuIa,ions which
wish to get id Of aad where they will serve on
purpose, are really cheap.
am offering also, some really desirable
RED FLANNEL DRAwRBs
For 81 20 aud Sls,
Qualities that design not keeping IN stock here
after.
am now opening large assortmsnss OF
BEADY-MADE SUITS from sic,
READY MADE OvERooArs from slo,
READY MADE PANTALOoNs from s4up,
MERINo SHIRTS and DRAWERS from 81 o. and
wOOLEH Z" slnpn
MKRINO SHIRTS from % to 90 inches.
hERINo DRAWERS fror, Is to s. inches.
CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS, large range Of
sizes.
SCARLET SHIRTS and DRAWERS Of nne quail.
fties.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
GEO. c. HENNING,
oet4 TT 40 Sererth street.
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nFFTs IN FEE have been filef as follows
III q TODD 10 Dominick NcNennanan
Sf0 lot 81 of sub lots Ia H. square Ci3. ID
Smith 10 A. Lar gdCn, S33 900. lot Is sub ~
square 2T part lot Is. square 2tSI; lots % to 90
II tuo OF lots 10 Il, square 5:Sj, lot g. su D
so 1sTe 3Gi; lots - u 40 and 1I6, sub sq1ara
8; lois To 10, 'qCar SO; lot Is square 9l2
n Lansdbn 10 A.. Smith, so 600. 10, u
.quJre 3d. w. A. Cor Ion, trustee, u G
l. ,yd Ma Ern'e-. 81 100 loi 2 sub squue
&4 Jo' es ard FdsCn to NJ p. Callsn. - 100,
part lot s, Square 34e. w. w. Boarman to G.
l. Msgrrder. SIP, lots 1s and 49, square
169S. Fitch and Cutler. trustees, to Henry
CGnradis, Sll45o, lots 4 and 5, GA acres }
.CarbeTys Plat" Daniel Smith to c. s.,
Worthineton, $4,000, lot o, sub. Of square "a.
Thomas HeaDy to Patrick Heany, 81, eco,
part .. of Newmyer's sub. of Riggs sub. of
tos. j. A. Prescott ct al, to Jas. A. Thomas,
$50, lot of Butts ID sub. of Peters Mill
Seat-one-third of an acre. A. V. and Sarah
c: Gross TO Thomas Hines, $500. lot of sub
OF lots q ard 60. square s., Peter, Beatty,
Jbrelkeld and Deakin's addition to George.
town. W. l.. Dunlop to ]. c. q. Kennedy,
81 O, lot 80. square 331. Johanna Carr eft al
96i.
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VISITING KNIGHTS TEMPLAR NOR
row Maryland Commentary of Knights
Templar, of Baltimore, will make a pilgrim
age 10 Mount vernon. They Will go by the
east Alexandria branch of the b d o. r. r.
IN Shepherds, where they will take the boat
On The return they expect 10 arrive at the tn
street wharf, in this city, at O'Clock. where
they will be received by Columbia COmman-
derry, No. 2, with music. They will be cs-
corted over the following route:-Up 7th
street, TO Pennsylvania avenue, to the Exec
n.lve Mansion; 10th to X street, 10 9th, to the
Masonic Temple, where they Will partake OF
q collation., after which they will be escorted
to The B. & 0. depot, where they will take the
cars for home.
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LOCAL Ne VS..
4 uruSrments. Ae.. To-Dight.

National TheateT.- FlI7sbeth Won SIAM
witz in Lady Jane Grey"
Ops7a RotSe.-"7he Black Crook"
TAeaIer CDrl.qne.-" White Slave" and VA
Iietits.
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A SAMPLE Lot Of pocket cutlery, q littl1
rusty, ~ any price, ct Roberts bookstore
Adj.
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DIED IN THE WEsT-A letter has been
received In this city from Pond, Mo-, dated
Francis Fitnam, from this city, died there
September 18th. The deceased was a son OF
The late Thomas Fitnam. for many years 10
ire United states consular service, and
whose family now resides near Bright wood
The deceased was. printer by trade and
bad been travelling about in the vest for
some years. He was near 80 years OF age
THE LABOR EXCHANGE to-day received
the applications of - females and 43 males,
making total of n females ard ,0}9 males
Ihey sent SIX females to places to day, and
found employment for plasterers | plump
er, farm hand, 2 carpenters and boys
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NEw CARPETS, new stock of blankets
new iall dress goods, black cashmeres, black
nIPacas cloths and cassimeres, sha wis, red
twIIiea nanneis, white Shaker fianDels sheet.
ing cottons, white spreads. q. M Towson q
20, 80 rennsylvania avenue, south side,
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Weather Indfcsstosss To-day.

OFFICE or CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIcER,l
Washington. October 9, 1877. !
For the middle Atlantic states, rising
b1Tcme .ey, ColSer clearing weather, westerly
winds.
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Tbs new, safe ard cornmcdicus steamer MARY
WASHIN0TOH Is now carrying pas -
eenges 70 Mt. Vernon, and furnishing Se9N
Carriages to transport them TO the
mansion By this route persons avoid hot walk up
. long hill The distance IL one and q half mics,
not three. Leaves Ith street wharf every day fSrp
LAY eIcepted) at 10 O. m, and retarns about 30
O'Clock Fare 81, including admission and car
rage ride 10 aud from the mansion, ie9l SIN
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ACLEeSYMANs OPISIoS.- Baving had a, On
Rortrnty 70 test the xcellent qualities II Dr. BuiSs
Ocu9n eyrup, hesitate say IL IL ths h a rern
coy have sser used In lpy famiiy.-Rec WIN ~
Chapmdn, Pastor NJ e. Chpeh, Geoyeeto,rn. n =
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued tn
j. Rankin Imbrie (Beaver, Pa, } and Leila
=: Whitney; Patrick Barry and Joha ma
Welsh; John II. Wright and Louisa Carroll;
Walter j. Boyce and Susie A. Mockabae
John f.. Allen and Maggie r. Haven; Emery
Lee and Lucret1a Barnes; George Thompson
AID Mary Miles; George w. Alex ander and
haehel j Cook; William K. Smith and Ella
ood; William Comfy and Mary Cogey;
Miltur p: Carter (of Baltimore, Md.,) and
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS. &c.

NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS
~ SENGERS.
Inc Steamer ARkOW. Capt. Frank Hollinsshesd,
Is the only beat allowed "a land pas -
seDgers at Mount Vernon Wharf Ea8a4-S
Passenee rs taking this ste amer W hici
Ia come cted with the Ladies' INT Vernon Associ-
alton arotd hiding GDb3ances three miles as by
other lines W
Bound trip, 81, including admission to n ansion
and Grounds.
Steamer leaves 7th street wharf dsily Sunday ex-
cepted,) at I'D a. H., and returns about p. m.
J. MCH HOLIINGSWORTB,
supt. Ladies Mount Vernon Associa.i
FRANk 6OLIINGSHEAD.S Str ArroW. aanSss- II
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D1. Lsox-7W sth street northwest,
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GEORGETOWN ADVERM'TS

~ h A
NEW CROP OOL0NG, so CENTS PERIL -
Warranted equal 10 an, on the market for rnek = ~
"I pbKELERs TN F1NETFss va &c. - 60;
Fridge st., GeOrD tO,css, ID. q.
Ct"N o u.
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector
Enfwtsle: III. S. Johnson, construct six two
story brick Gwellir IS, Virginia avenue, be-
tWet 2lst ard ed streets nOrthwe5t; SIS GOO.
Charles Gessford, construct three tWO-story
hrick dwellings, Virginia avenue, between
2lst and I'd streets northwest; 50 800. l.
LSmson, construct one two story brick
dwelling, street, between New HarnpshIre
avenue ard 2lst street northwest; 50 500.
same. one twO-stOry brick dwelling, same
brick dwelling. same locality; $1,000. Geo
tucker, extend 8 brick dwelling, 9Th street,
between y and p streets; $50. Mary r.
Drury, repair brick dwelling, No. 3 III
street northwest; s10O. Mrs. Todd, repair a
brick dwelling, corner Eand 81 streets north
west S1O0. VIM. Barnes, extend frame
dwelling. 9Th, between A and r streets SOUTH
east; SiCO. @. u. Barron d Co., construct n
Two story brick stable, H. between 18th and
I9th streets northwest; $500. Arthur Fl. G.
Rhode Island avenue. between Eth and 18TH
streets northwest; $500. p A Bvrue repair
brick store ard dwelling It'll, between q
and II streets; $3.50. John T. Stewart. a brick
ONCE for wood and coal yard; 300.
lRs. ELIZABETH RICHARDS, the mother
OF Prof. IL. Richards and Major A. C., Rich
ards superintendent OF police), died this
ards, 1909 10th street, in the S7th wear of her
age The deceased was native of Cunning.
ton, Hampshire county, Mass, and with her
usband who died here about five years ayo)
lived in Oh io for about nfty years, but about
len years since removed to this city She
spent this summer in Ohio, and returned
here only about four weeks ago. She was
remarkable for her good health, never hay
log been Ill enough to take medicine all her
life. She was an estimable lady. The m
neral Will take place to- morrow afternoon
ard the interment will be made at Oak Hill
cemetery.
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EDUCATIONAL INSTrTUTIONS.-The kim
dergarten and school Of Misses Pollock and
Noerr. situated at 1927 18th street northwest
is we'll and favorably known institution
Children between 3 and Is years of age are
admitted, and every advantage is offered for
thorough education.
a graduate or Trinity college, Dublin, will
give INSTRUCTION TO pupils In Latin, Greek
spanish and French. Address "Tutor," Star
Office.
John Mccarthy teaches penmanship, at
corner of 9th and streets northwest.
Thorough instruction given in phono-
graphy-tO9 18th street northwest.
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NVIfI IN NENF KAE TERN.
To-day, Bigelow against Connecticut General Life
ihsuranc" company; argument concluded and bill
dismissed Eiler against Bergling; argued and sab
gued and submitted. "
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COAL AND WOOD.

OOhII AN u NUOD,
OUR PRICES FOR COAL DELIVERED
" IN QUANTITIES NOT LESS THAN TON
are ar follows: IVA
6est WHITE Ash furnace .......--..--sS q Per ton
:, CEestnut y 90
" Stove or RsngeS AZ No
ked Ash, Lorberry and Sham kin g. = S 80
Genuine Lykans Valley ..,..,,,..... SS IA
cumberland Goal Bun OF Mine.-.- 81 SO to - 90
we guarantee all Goals az represented 2 2tO MS
20 the ton always furnished. Pine Wood deliyerod
from Sd DO to So. Osk from S4 to So
Il. NJ. MILLER q SON.
ff1ncirai Onice, DEPOT and Railroad Yard * stree,
and virginia sv5 nue. southwest. Branch ilffee-
OxN Pe8nsvlysBiz ave northwest aug77.tr
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FAN has come, and
l am ready for IL, with
the finest assortment
OF Ready made Cloth
ing ever offered.
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belmont Chronicle. 9Th lust si"
A Drpg CLERKS Fatal Mistake
A sTartln's Ferry Lady the victim

Our readers will remember that two
weeks since we announced the sudden
death of Mrs James Gray nee Dubois,
of Martins Ferry. 7a
: Mrs Gray had been in i'll health for
some time, but under the care of DR. s.
B Williams she had been improving and
derived especial benefit from resent
prescription which she had been taking
On the evening If her death, the 2Si or
October, she informed her physician
that the medicine was exhausted, and he
ordered the prescription refilled A
messenger was dispatched to Jordan's
drug store, and the medicine bottle was
returned filed. The usual dose was ia
ken about eight O'clock in the evening
Shortly after Mrs. G complained OF q
hnrning pain in her stomach and re
marked to er attendant that she hsd
been poisoned Upon this announce.
ment d.. Capehart and other physicians
were Immediately summoned and all
ministered the proper antidOtes. but it
was of no avail Four hours after she
took the fatal dose she was corpse,
having UNDERGONE all the misery and
agony that could be crowded into that
manv hours. An Investigation eviden-
ced the fact that the druggist while fil
ing the prescription took up the jar con-
tanning aconite, deadly poison, instead
of the buchu, which was in hottie near
by. The accident is peculiarly sad
one The gentleman who made the
dreadful mist axe has the hrepusation fof
being an excellent druggist aad oexem{
plary citizen, and lis aarelatiyei Of the
husband of the deceased ajdiygs Slirh :
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County Correspondence.
Written for The Spirit Of DemocracY)
From Lee Township.
SARDIs. OHIo, Nov. 6, 1877

L SARDIs. OHIo, Nov. 6, 1877
Ed SPIBIr: We have seen nothing In
your columns from Lee for some time
and il YOU will find room I will furnish
you o few items from Sardis.
Since the school has opened we have
had an organized Literary Society
which is proving 10 be eninently sue
cessful. ,tI Allr1}3. :. 2
The following is a programme Of last
evenings performance
Select Reading Class-Otto Presen.
tine, Eva N sbitt, Melvira Dunn, Mamie
Martin, Adda Cline. &
Music by Choir-"Marching On"
Declsiming Class--Annie Bare, Ed. Fry,
George Richardson
Class criticised and excused.
:, Composing Class-Mollie Thompson,
Ella Bare
Glass excused without criticisms.
Original Oration-A. D. Bare
Music by Choir-'Twen,y Years Ago
Recess-5 minutes; after which the
Society was called to order by the Pres
ident,and the Saciety continued by read
ing from "a paper edited and published
by AIDA Mcknight and Libhie Martin
!. Debating Class--A D Bare, DR.. T
J. Roe, affirm; John Thompson, Jas. A
Watson, deny. - ..4,t,.
Question for discussion: Resolced
That non,professors of religion sboul,i
be teachers in the Sabbath School.
~ Music by Choir-"Amefica" As
.signment OF: perrormssees. Adjourn,
ment. JAS A.. WATSON, Pres
T. j. Roe, Secretary,
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The special agents of the Interior, De
partmeat detailed under the direction ot
Mr.. S. A. Protors, Of the General Land
Once, to detect timbertrespassers in: the
State Of Minnesota. have collected testi-
mony showing that 81, ,108,564 feet
(hoard measure) of white pine logs have
been cut and removed from the yacsnt
public lands in that State, which at an av
erage of IS per 1000 feet, make total
valuation of s308,542 81
People talk about Christian fortitude,
but Mohammedan fortitude seems to be
quite les equal Nothing can exceed the
endurance displayed by the Turkish sol
diery. There is what seems a preposter-
Gus rule. according to which Turkish
soldiers limb cannot be removed by Q
surgeon without tue sanction Of the au-
thorities at Cons,anlinople, whose decis
ions are ofteatiues delayed for weeks,
and thepoor fellows will lie day after day
In agony. awaiting their fate without
murmur. E
The wedding dress OF Maria de las
Mercedes, future Queen OF Spain, has
already been ordered, and the feminine
portion of the world will doubtless cal
it beantifal. 1t is to be of white satin.
entirely covered with Alencon- poin
lace, on which will be worked the arms
of all the realms into which Spain was
formerly divided. This recalls the dress
Of Queen Adelaide, OF England, which
was a pretty piece of imagihation--il
was embroidered with ao6ers, the ini-
tis)s Of which formed her name,
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The wheat Crop OF Europe.

The Commissioner of Agriculture has
returns which indicate. that England will
have to buy 104.000,000 bushels soi
wheat, this year, owing 10 sdisappoint
ment IN raising good crop. at home
The English crop was unasnaily short.
this year, owing TO defective curing. -
On the continent of Europe there has
been fair general crop. The war will
limit the expectation from Russia and
Turkey, and in Eastern Europe the sup.
ply will not greatly exceed the local de-
mand Egypt and India will have b
larger surplus than usual, and will prob
ably increase their shipments to Europe.
The export Of wheat from the United
States now amounts to 55, 600. 900 hush-
els q year. hut the Commissioner of Ag
riculture thinks that this country may
be able this year''to supply the entire
British deficiency.esA+a rfa Gaf
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WIsCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE,, Nov 6-Two hundred
and ten towns give Smith, Republican Z, !
900 plurality over Malloyr Democrat q
net Republican gain of 900 The Re-
publicans claim the election Of Smith by
from 300 to 500 majority, but the-Demo-
Gratis claim they have elected at least q
part of the State ticket.
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 7 The Democrats
concede the election Of the whole of the
Republican State Ticket. The majority
for Governor will be over 5000. The
Legislature IL, as nearly as can be ascer.
tanned, as follows: Senate-Repuhlicans
81, Democrats 19; Assembly, .Repnbli-
cans So, Democrats 40. Greenbackers 8.
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DIEp-Ou Monday evening, the 9Th
inst at Elm Cove, this county, MARY I ,
wife Of DR.. Jo> nuA WAY, aged Al years
aud 6 months - 81
"MARI w1I Is deadw These words
fell like pail upon hundreds of hearts
So startling they came that tits hard even
now to fully realize their mournful i'm
port MARI gone. MARY, one OF the
purest, kindest, loveliest Of all Gods
people.
Its not enough to say that she vas re-
spected and esteemed. She was loved as
only the good can be loved. Her kind
ness Of heart, her gentleness Of disposi
tion, her spiritual purity drew irresistibly
upon the affections Of all who can appre
is'best and l',yeiiest 10 woman
The corrodiug hanl of time may re.
move the keen es,ge -of'oar sorrow, and
leave our loss only an nnarnfal mcmor v,
but that memory will be cherished until
she welcomes US tothe, Land Of the Blest.
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QGuerns,y Jegersonian. 9th inst

Adaughter of Henry Mercer, of West
Cambridge, died on Sunday,and DR.. Tay-
lor, the attending physician, not under.
standing satisfactorily the cause of the
death, held post nsortens examination,
assisted by all the physicians of the to wn,
The right lung had almost disappeared,
and an abcess had enlarged the liver until
it extended UP the ches, to the third rib.
A brass pin was found -imbedded-iu the
walls of the bowels.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-11-13

~M Buckner. of Missouri, pro-
poses the adoption of q new Constitu.
tional amendment, to be called Article
XVII, which is as follows: "All of that
part of the XVIII Amendment to the
Constitution of the United States which
provides that, the right Of citizens OF
the United States to vote shall not be
denied or abridged by the, United States,
or by any State, on account OF race, col.
or, or previous condition, shall only ap-
ply or extend to comprehend or include
persons who were citizens Of the United
States on the 30th day. of, March, 1870,
when said amendment was adopted, and
their issue" The purpose of the above
is understood to be to prevent Chinese.
or their descendants inihis country from
becoming voters. fsasss. Z I
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-11-13
THE EASTERN WAR.

LONDON, Nov 5-A Vienna dispatch
saws: fhe recent Russian successes have
renewed the war agitation in Belgrade -
The Russian official bulletins report con
tinutd progress on the Pleyna and Or
chanie roads. Freteven and Turskiisyer
are occupied bv infantry, and cavalry
detachment has penetrated Gablaaitza
Pass in pursuit Of the retreating Turks.
A : Turkish. force numbering between 5,
600 and 4 900 men, from the south OF Bal.
kans, attacked the Russian force at Nah.
rem, south of :Eleva, and after 3 hours
fighting the Turks fetreated, leaving l00
dead and many wounded :