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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-10

RUSSIA VICTORIOUS IN ARMENIA.--Of the
two great objects Of the Russian campaign
one is fully accomplished. The fall OF En-
zeroum gives to Russia the whole OF East
ern Armenia, provides her army with an
excellent shelter for the Indictment season
which is now commencing, as well rs base
for future operations, and leaves nothing
more to do but to secure the line OF the
Tchuruk-S u, and to hold in check the gar
rsons of Batoum and TrebiZond by close
investment on the landward sidc.-NeD
York Times.
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Tho Late storm.
ITS EFFECTS AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Ill.,, November 3.-Last nights
storm oil the lake was the severest expert
enced this season. lighthouses belonging
to clubs here, which have withstood previ-
Gus storms, were beaten to pieces by the
waves. The Illinois Central railroad track
was torn up for some distance along the
lake. Most sahins-vesseIs were in the bar
Dor, having been driven in by previous ac-
cidepts.
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Commercial Failures.
An ONO CArTLE-DEALER BANKRUPT,

CINCINNATI, o., November 9.-Benjamin
A. Groome, cattle-lealer in Clar Ike county,
Ky, filed petition in bankruptcy yester-
day. Liabilities, S11S,54S; assets, T13O,2!O
in land and cattle. The various banks In
Lexington, Paris, Frankfort, and all
through the BLUEGRASS region, are among
hi LannliinrS
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The DcatIa.H'cnalty.

EXECUTIoN OF A NEGRO FOR RAPE.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.
NORFOLK, November "a negro named
James Edwards, tried and convicted in the
County Court of Princess Anne county for
raping negro child last spring, suffered
the death-penalty to-day at noon. He died
quickly, after but little effort. Only small
crowd was in attendance.
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vrCET1SE will eradicate from the system every
faint Of scrofula and Scrofulous Humor 1t has per-
1nanently cured thousands in Boston and vicinity
who had been long and painful sufferers.
CANCER, DANGEROUS HUMoR.
The marvellous effect Of VEGRTINE In case OF
Cancer and Canccrous Humor challenges the most
nrofound attention OF the medical faculty, many OF
whom are prescribing vRGETINE to their patients.
CANKER.
yrGErIyE has never failed TO cure the most in.
flexible case OF CAnkcr.
MERCCRIAL DISEASES.
The yaGET1yR meets with wonderful success in
the cure Of this class of diseases.
sALT-RHEusl.
Tstter salt.R heutn, Scald-Ilead, &C.. will GER
any yield to the great Alternative ELECTS OF FEGE-
TINE.
ERYSIPELAS.
>.rcrr1Sr has never failed to cure the most invet-
crate case Of ErYsipelas.
plMrLEs AND nUMoRs ON THE FACE.
peason should teach us that a blotchy, rough, or
p,mpled skin depends entirely upon an Internal
cause and no outward application can ever cure the
defect VEGRTISE is the great biood.puriiicr.
TUMoRs, ULCERS, OR OLD SORES
are caused by an impure state of the blood Cleanse
,..ttn
com plaint. will disappear.
CATARRH.
For this complaint the only substantial benefit can
be obtained through the blood FEGETISE Is the
great blood purter.
CONSTIPATION.
yEGHrINK does not act as cathar:ic 10 dcbtate
the bowels, but ccanses all the organs enabling cach
to perform The functions devolving upon them.
VEGETINE has restored thousands to health who
have been long and painful sufferers.
DYSPEPSIA.
II yRGETISE is taken regularly according TO
directions 4 certain and speedy will follow its
use.
FAISTNEsS AT THE STOMACH.
VrGETrNEi Is no. a stimulating bitterS which ere
stes = fictitious appetite, but gentle tonic, which
assists nature To restore the stomach TO healthy
action.
FEMALE WEAKNESS.
yrcrT1NE acts directly upon the causes OF these
comnlsints. 1t invigoratcs and strengthens the
whole system, acts upon the secretiye organs, and
aliays Inflammation.
GENERAL DEBILITY.
In this complaint the good effects Of the VICE
TINE are realized immediately after commencing 10
take it, AS debility denotes deficiency OF the blooo,
and VEG ETINE acts directly upon The blood
VEGET n Z,
prepared by
H.R. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.
VEGETINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
mo l0-S&W2t]
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mond, president of Passumpic, last eve
ming, charged with causing the tearing.up
OF the track, and impeding traffic and tue
transmission OF the United States mails.
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Railroad Matters.

TROUBLE IN VERMONT.
NEWPORT, November 9.-Trouble De
tween the Passumpic and the Southeastern
railroads has been further advanced in con-
sequence OF the arrest OF Evermans Ray
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TIE SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS IN FIFTH
RD.-Thc spiritual manifestations al the
residence OF Nr. Ross, on Shepherd street,
OF which mention was made III the In0er-
Appeui yesterday, have excited the deepest
interest and the most unbount,ed astonisil-
mcnl. 1t i stated that nearly two hundred
persons visited the house ycste rday and last
night to witness the remarkable occurrences
and 10 satisfy their curiosity as to the alleged
supernatural agency in the matter. Some
believed, others were batlled and mySti1icd,
and al were unicigncdly aStonishcd. The
medium through which the spirits act is a
Young lady OF the family. Chairs and Ia
blcS and heavy pieces OF furniture are
moved about the room in full view OF the
people there assembled without any visible
agency. Sometimes they are overthrown-
sometimes moved from one side OF the room
10 the other. Lighter articles, such as books
and the like, are tossed about with a free
dom and ease that startle, il they do not
delight, the spectator. Last night Il table
which two gentlemen held was yiSlbly and
c:,siv moved without the aid OF any appa-
rent human agency. Questions asked by
the visitors were answered either by the
tap OF the table or i'm letters written on
paper with Il pencil held by some one OF
those present. A gentleman who departed
this life some years ago was announced to
be in state 0! bcatitGdc in the other world.
An inquiry as TO the condition OF another
with whom he held close relations in this
life elected the answer that they were not
together in the spiritIand. A gentleman
was given ae information that within the
next month nc would receive information
on an important matter Of interest to him.
.elf-a fact which he stated no one else in
the room could know. Many other things
equally as remarkable and startling were
done. PeterSttsrg Appeal.
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THE MAJORITY IN PENNsYLvAS1A.-Phitd-
delphia, November 9.-Ncarly complete re-
turns show about 10000 Democratic major
ity in Pennsylvania.
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STEAMER SuNK.-Heohuk, November o.
The steamer Alexander Mitchell sank to-
day. Seventy-1ive passengers escaped. Two
hundred tons of freight is damaged.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY. November 9, 1877.
THE breaks to-day comprised rs ho2sheads, ~
ticrccs. and l boxs The offerings ut auction on
Change were SO packages; of which number 26
we're taken in. and the remainder sold at prices
ranging from 81 so to 1876.
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BOTETOURT COUNTY.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa;ch.I
FINCASTLE, November :, 1877.
In my last | informed YOU OF the death
Of ice men ~ the caring in OF an ore-bank
AT Salisbury Iron-W orks, in this county.
Whilst the calamity is Il sad one as it is,
am clad to say that by it only ttrO men lost
their lives.
Perhaps not in the history OF the Com
monwcalth has an election passed oil so
quietly as did the one OF yesterday. Still,
enough Of interest was manifested 10 adj
minister another rebuke to independent
candidates bv the election OF Mr.. Burger
Irregular nomince) over Mr.. Reynolds lnde-
pcndenp by a majority OF 42G votes. The
vote stands thus: Burger, "a; Reynolds,
AS. The vote for Holiday was some
thing larger. Gl!-PiN.
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DRY lsNaa,ksS.
NJ 0 T I c E .

NOTICE.
GREAT REDUCTION IN DRESS GOODS.
BOURETTE MATLAssE CLOTHS
reduced from 40 to 25c.
BoURETTE MArLAssE CLOTHS
reduced from so to Sc
BLACK AND CoLoRED SILKS
alta reduction OF s3h per cent.
CLOAKS from - to $50.
GENTLEMEN'S, LADIES, aud CHTLDRES'S
UNDERWEAR in all qualities and ut all prices.
COURTNEY & POWELL,
429 Broad street,
no1O between Fourth and Fifth.
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rUL-HEADs, ST to $40 per ream, NJ the
Is nIspATCH PRlSTISG-HOUsE
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T ooK! LOOK! LOOK!
FRANK LESLIES
LAST NUMBER.
Will tel! you where TO go to buy oar9atnsin
CLOTHING,
especially when PRESIDENT HAYES directs 1t.
Look at their last number, and call and supply your
selves either in
MEMS, YOUTHS. or BOYS WEAR, at
WIN. IRA SMITHS,
no 100, HOO Main street.
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CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, AND
vEsfiNGs.
GOODS MADE TO ORDER,
Look at this To those preferrlng to have their gar
ments MADE TO MEASURE, especially In prices,
wish to say that defy Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, or New York agents. who visit the
city to carry the abor-money from the city; and
hat have In hand Nne assortment OF
DRESS-WEAR AND sUITINGs
OvERCoATINGS
INTHE PIECE,
equalin QUALITY and CHARACT Err and PRICES
to any In the city, which will make to order as
Low as any other house elsewhere, and have them,
made here at home. and thereby put BREAD In
TIE MOUTHS of the labor of this city instead Of
TAXING 1T AWAY FROM HOMIE AND THE PEOPLE,
HERE. ..s...
To those who do not wish TO be taxed to support
those pho are unable to get cork at home, they
should keep their trade and
PATRONAGE AT HOME,
and SAVE fuE TAX SENT ABROAD.
Call and examine my assortment before giving
YOUR orders wSL IRA SMITH,
HOG Main street,
no S.eod2t oldest established house South.
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YEGETINE.
WILL CT X +

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LIVERPOOL. November 9.-The great Lam
cashire handicap was Won by Arbitrator;
whitehall second. Hesper third.
, 1877-09-01

tconttnuea On t1.a 4'alf1 f4Ss}
, 1877-09-01

Gsnan Ba1ar. The Russians, from their bat
tcrfes bct,lnl sadona, opened fire about
o'eioek on the advancing Turks. SedjEbe steadily
advanced, and entered tho burning Village Of
:ado,.a by II 30 o'clock. The EctFeating rus
sfaps
WERE noTLY rNzssED.
They sctreatci precipttatcly TO Karrasan'
where they madu a vigorous stand. SabEt Pa-
.aa created n diversion by attacking Haidar-
kot. The Russians had 4 battery Of
three guns to their right. Near Haf1arkoi
they matlc splendid practice At the ad-
yancinR Turks and Egyptians, but these c1ever>y
opened ont and advanced to the right and left
Of the village In really vurktnsnlike style. The
engagement
NOW nKCAxn 0HxIRAt+
and extended over some fifteen mfles. The
neary ard continued roll Of the hre Of sktr-
n,f.hers vas heard Ill along ail the ridges from
DAst4lllcr to near sadona. Bs o'clock Karassan
was in flames. Tho Russians graduA11y Ravo
way, and tho Turks reioubted the energy Of
their attack. At 5o'c!ock the enemy were scatu-
pcrng out Of IIai']arkol and horses were trosting
up to take tho guus ou: Of battery. Tho turk.
ISL battery WAS making splendid practice, aud
fired just ~ the Rnus wcrc taken Oh. One gun
IVES struck with tho last shell. Tic Turks
etegrcd and dashed through the blazing village
anl away to the left 10 Popskul like paek OF
hounds. The Russian camps were
HAs1ILI cLKARxD orr,
lwo guns covering their retreat and making CT.
celivnt practice, but tho Turks and Egyptians
| still h+anpcred over the ground in finc style,
| The Russians were now in full retreat 10 every
| direction, and by sunset tho Turks had proved
for the second time not only capable OF meeting
the Russians In the open field, but also of driS
| lug them from strongly 'utrcncbcd positions.
| In leu days the Russians hare lost the
magnificent double position Of the LON and
kasa.L LON. Whnt may happen next no ont
kuows. 1t ia Impossible to tell what forces tfia
Russians had engaged, nor can their losses W
be eati,nated. Probably they were not hcav!
except arouud kasassan, by which rame thI'
engagement ia designated by tho TURKS.
, 1877-09-01
/ TURNING MOVEMENT.

.oA'."' ~ 1u-1' s',. S'.,
1,e r-. C..,.... r..n,,
y p,.--.x- ~. ..an u-a,x, co,. -,
,r,. 49,. 80 o..,1,.. H.. l. .a,,n,,,,,
,..oo.,s.. ,a-.,.aa,, ,,.a :. +,,,;.,rv ono-.,ion
,-.,. c,... ~. .o.;. 49, ,,an,,.r
"a. ,h.ss s..,,s N INV. h.an Init .na I'm
,,..-,.-.. ......,., ,,,..,,a~ ..a.,ox =.
.,c~.,
lace WIS uelng p1cpa1ous "aoiAef tao 4WAS
hal given nh THAR attanDt to forco tho
, -. .,hn.,,.. .,,o, n-, ;,,on, m
PA"e' VI ""''D'' ~'''' "''' ''
1uRx1so THE POSITION.
Tho latter suppositiou looks most probable,
for ,,ao,1o TIN ,,,a,nr,a IN t,,,n tba nos;tfon
=,
nt 6ch'pka IN tne Afeot1oa OF eaofo7ar lug
Turkish forces have been sont, Within tue
laut fe,r ;,ava n, anna of tba other linn nf
:, NV
Pass"ge aetoss ups oS1Aaa7 W @@1' ea's "uo
west Of Schipka- One column was scen In
thu ti,rsctiou of Kelifar. to tho northwest Of
w.. .u,.1,..'1. ;.,
oseno's' 1a''1s Ps9oao'5 4't'4o '|' may
ACROSS 7novkxA FARs'
IN from Muelish. Another IL said to hare
.,,a,xad r., ,ho vs,tovs of p;d;n, and pnns.
:, -,
nix 10 toe southwest o1 oe's'' a"s'og P1oo-
ably made its way acrosa by tho Trojan OF
Hoso,ita poss. Thev NAV be onlv ir7eoulars
, 1877-09-01
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pima Ann NJ x~ f1nmtnttu Art,nares1 fo.abv
,,efnre s .ho Julrc l'Instructtor Of tue civil
1f!ouHal " ]"e oe'"e* o1' ~. 1se, -eS!s'
passages from da,b.tta's Lilo tfrallcc} srco'h
which he said constituted M otlense against
prcsiden. Machlaioa and sn insult to tho Min
,..ep. Ennh.t,a rrnt-d tl,.t liz vent ~ II1l,
ste5s' ta'"oetaa 'epeo sa~t ~ "eas W A,A,
with tho h1e4 intention 10 deil'es poi1'coA
speech, which the sltuatton rendered. necessary,
.,,n,,cr ~ Jn.r,t nm ont
s'amus. .1,l W 'l.s*'s ~, ~ .,s .n.,t, flaw,
the transfer Oh lug p.oeeealngs a3a,as. daal'
tctta ffum LILO 10 laTls Is apparently uue u
the discovery by tho Government at tho last mo-
,ocnt that the Eryqres du Hord merely auotcd
.e". . "aa',, ." f,o,n thc D..io,1 r~nuc,i.. III
~ sps .,.. In oh;n, c,,ax-. arn,n,, ran.
bctta vii! be exciting hatred between citizens.
PROVINCIAL DISSATISFACTION.
rha ,,,,xatjtfactton At tho proceetliuus of ths
cov.rr,ncnt Il greatly aggravated In tbs pro.
Tinca4 disssicts oy tao !ae@ tua1' o"nS ~ toe
sudden dissolution OF the Chamber, all 1ptnl
improvements, etc., arc ut stauds.iIl, a. the
f.ounc1ls General find themselves without the
necessary 1aade.
TIE PoLIT1cAL CANVASS.
The dlaunton and iucapacity among the Con-
.erxat,cs s ~ On .a 70 inc a,
pa1s44cleo u''o" u'sF."3ca ~ A'e ". -
Temps, moderate Republican, g'Tes tho follow
Ing p0ltlculafe: NoAcOuu+ 4tcpup'lc2n clnuf
datc. has appeared to contest any Of the seata
rrnresentcI bY tho 1853 who voted tho censuro
~ the rouo oil thU 10Th OF NAV, Thv Left viii
'nntrst id other constitucnries. and thcfo sTc
mi mars than fyu Of these Yhrrc thc1
ass nut agreed OF, q single candidate, On th,
oti,er laui The {IsunIon OF tue Ii0nt Is rctna1k.
allc' in cjrhty runstttucntire thn official Gun.
ditiats is Confronted by = rival conservative.
Tho Lett, too, arc moru advanced with thelr
;,nnrje. out of hEi stili tiupruyieI Win ra,II-
dutcs. whereas In at least thirty departments
tho lst Of u,irlul candidates is It'll unsettled
. uHncrrntrnu .vIrunntwx
p.u,a a~r ii ria d;nvar1r,rn. hoa
' nAhS' ., ave. s....,,ans s".,s.. "4T Eha-x1n,s
aroppSu a1 1.g '.Es1s,'% ,xtt .s,nS a tv,ii.'
nSualoi ~ ea'ot iii. - .t s ~A tA,. go -
~ speech H. ~ s.a ecsnH. !,ss,s ~ Ks, ="
caa.sa ~ aamato =. sir1 si,nnIs aa;nn~nn1
IT ~ LUZ ~ H. 1a ,aat. sti
~ tne ~" ~ ~ ~ ,,, ~ 1'e.,.scntc.i
sees. nat,n,, .u ~ A4eu''''' s"1 w p'o'es'''>'N
"''"ou' 10 s4uIssu nn. ~, ,.x-rvcz
r;a1 ' n ncn;'tx HaY"r .,f tus Txclfttl Arron.
ot.ssnsnt durinF thS Go'ano sa guilty OF
hec"asas1sn a.l.a uuSS ..a1,as,.,s .tsSisu,
n. 49,. AonS :! 11.m 1880 H.. &y,.. I.
FAa!s n1k, o. , 1 -. .'." Sot. ~ tr,ssa I ~ ~
euhaonea ociu tu ~ t..oaat ~ ~, aus
paoi1sa"s III Insulting '0'"a'~ - 'e'a'4'o ~ "s''
utGht' p,. p,,,3,. ,r,,,,,o,. tim. al ,r,,,h.r.
the Nk" 11o ~ tuat ~ @ .suIa. .sI1,
o. tAo Eoanl.uenetai " uas1 s.x,,ttnF, ut .u
nsuuea " orea s'.". ,..sn., W -. Mi,..
| tstt} VI taeH slt1llE. "
| IAAHs Tn1 aksIuns!ut'et aI ~.
Judge Do Instruction to-daY. sald ~ aeEepte4
, 1877-09-01
THE BLOW STRUCK.
Severe Fighting Along the
River Lom on Thurs
day.
The Battle Extended Over q
Line Fifteen Miles in
Length.
Reports Generally Concetle
q Victory to the Turk
isli Forces.
The Turks Admit q Loss Of
5000 in Killed and
Wounded.
And Claim that the Russian
Loss Was Much
Heavier.
The Turks Attempting to Turn
tho Russian Position at
Schipka Pass.
Russian Reports Of Several
Victories in Asia
Minor.
French Republicans Confident oi
Victory at the Coming
| e1r
The Turks Attempting to Turn
tho Russian Position at
Schipka Pass.
Russian Reports Of Several
Victories in Asia
Minor.
French Republicans Confident Of
Victory at the Coming
Elections.
The Conservatives Badly Split
Up and Dernoraiized.
A GREAT BATTLE,
AN OM1NopB CALM.

AN oM1Nous cALs1.
10y Cable to The Chicago Tribunal
LONDON OrslcE or THE Cn1cAoo TRIBUNE,
6 PA1ouAyE Place, STRAND, Sept. IL a. IN.
-" Everywhere there is complete calm"
Such was tho Russian official statement
Thursday evening, but at tho moment 1t was
made battle was in progress on tho banks
OF the Lom unfavorablc to tho Kussian arms.
kilograms which came in from the Turk.
ish sdo tell us that Karaba8sau, on
the right bank Of tho LON, was
taken and tho whole Russian line driven
back. They aad thas 1900 Russians were
killed, but they confess that q, 600 fell on tho
Ottoman aide. It las scarcely bocn noticed
how deadly have bocn the, xpesat. con-
Aicts III Dulgaria. OF course no value
should be nttachod to tho estimate
either belligerent publishes Of tho losses
inflicted On the other. Sometimes, o.
in reports which havo come from
Armonia, they nro purely imaginary. They
are always enormously exaggerated. But
Russian returns OF Russian casualties aud
Turkish returns Of Turkish casualties may
at least be accepted o. not going beyond
tho truth. A more moderate estimate Of
the schtpka 1ossaa makes the struggle
aANuu1HAnY BEYOND PRECEDENT,
md both sides might hare been supposed
willing to sccept tho enforced pause from
exhaustion. But now the return battle At
Korahassan showa that tho lovo Of carnage
has not Jet abatsd with tho temporary
suspension Of the struggle at schipka, antl
the ensuing battles inay DO characterized
by cvou greater ferocity than those that
have goua before.
, 1877-09-01

Tath. vtttxra A..eeta,tt r,r.,.
CoNsrANTlAorLE, Aug. 81.-A telegram from
shumla announces that the column of SuleItuau
Pas[a ilas advanced from Eskl.Diuma ond cross.
I'd the River LON, uear A9ha .tar. driving back
tho tusa!ans, who, after short resistance, re-
treated from, the river, NedIcb pu,ha has xti-
yauced fron nasgrad towards Toslak, repulstpc
tue Russians, und capturing two gums. A great
battle IL believed to bc imminent, Tho Turks
aru sasutn!ur tho otrcusiye a!ouv the whole ituc.
4 osxxXAl uArEls.
LONDON. Aug, 3l.-As rxnected, a battlo
alukg the line Of the Lom, tsptn Achastar 10
Turlake. began Yesterday, and continued all day,
Mche,nct All Pasl,u commanded the Turks iu
rprsuu and atfsckeu tbs Russians nt three
poIuts, 10 fsr tI.u Turks are successful,
rrnk1su nxronrs or VICTORY.
CoxsrAs71sorLx. Aug. 8l.-.lche,uet All
pasha teleerapha: On Thusstlsy mor1,tug
slronp coluu,ns of our troops from Raseral uni
am.,,s .f,hIar rt,.rtra t,,, pu..janu 't.o- H.,
v,,lnoa of Kur,,,nx.nn,er. Th, tl.rb,irv wo.
tlr.nrn.,a. Tho yill.vs wax taknn md rrtakrn
..rr~., ,i,u.. hut Gual,v c.,r;.d ty tim Turkx.
RI, ,n.ny ,vo. ,,cfcntrI md r,t,ratsl In ,,i..
.-,,e-
Fuususp ux ouR TROOPS,
About S u'clork In tho evening, two othrr
rolumus from Surlnassuhlcr crosxeJ aud furret1
tbs epeu,y To abandon Uaydarayak md fall
bark on Pot. Nv hca4louaFtef. aru Ut sekars,
ron vhcnca | pforsru Tomorrow 10 joiu
Ahuc.1 Ey,ub Pashs, wlu Ii et.ca1s,ped at
, 1877-09-01
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS
OPEN MONDAY,
Sept. 3, 1877.
70 Parents and Guardians.

And what we have to
say on the subject is
this: Ifyou are in need
Of, any Clothing for the
Boys, step in and take
a look at our stock be-
fore purchasing. Our
new Fall Goods have
arrived, and we can
show the Largest and
most Complete stock
ever brought to this
market, and at Bottom
Prices. Just remember
we make the best
Ready" Made Clothing
that is sold. We guar
antee it in every re-
spect. If not satistac-
tory, money refunded.
| Pieces furnished for Re-
pairing.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-22

New York Furnace station, on the Columbia
and Port Deposit railroad, is Il natural curiosi-
tv which greatly interests all the visitors to
that vicinity 1t is spring Of cold air, from
which there continually rushes Il strong cur
rent of air, the temperature Of which is very
pleasant to those who climb the hill to exam
Inc 1t. 1t is situated several hundred feet above
the river. Before arriving at the opening in
the ground, our attention was called to 1t, ana
although everything was calm on the hill, we
could notice that the grass and leaves in the vi
cinity of the opening were being moved con
siderably by the wind. On approaching the
spot we discovered Il hole in the ground about
three feet in length and two feet wide, and from
this place very strong current of air was Is
suing, 1t has IL temperature of about forty de
grees, which never varies, and 1t Is always
driven out with about the same force. 1t is
situated on the land of Joshua Hagen, and Is
remembered to have been in the same condition
for the last fifty years. Several parties Of eX-
cursonists have climbed the hill to examine it,
and all unite in saying it is worth IA visit.
1t is believed that Il stream Of water runs
through the hill to the river, and that the open
ing extends from the surface of the earth to
that stream, the force Of the current Of ar be
ING due to the swiftness Of the water in its
course to the river.-LdhcaSter Pa. ErahiAer