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FISH AND OYSTERS,
STOCK SALES,

ro1.so nORN CATTLE.-Two fine Bull
erS ofanvgs ofso months old, or Cows and Heif-
e.s' ALSO berkshire Pigs, for sale at low prices.
~o.o =. A. M. BOWMAN
Waynesborc1 Va.
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DR.. G.. .. WALKER,
no. 1O5, Main Street.
Under B. n. Cziaaedi7ast's Photograph
Gallery,
Keeps always on hand, a good assortment Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, DYESTUFFS, LAMPS,
TOILET ARTICLES, &C..
~ At reasonable prices. -aA
5CRIPTIONS carefully
compounded, giving them personal and con-
Stant attention, JAM
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General Debility.

In this complaint the good effects of the VEGE-
TINE are realized Immediately after commencing
blood, and YEGETINE acts directly upon the
blood.
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Female Weakness.

vEGET1NE acts directly upon the causes Of
these complaints. 1t invigorates and strength
ems the whole system, acts upon the secretive
organs and allays Inflammation.
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nR. JAMES JOHNSTON,

nR. JAMES JOHNSTON,
~ DENTIST,
MAIN STREET, STAUNTON, VA.
OFFICER Over Turner & Harman's Grocery
Store. dec 2l-tf
T. G. ELDER. VIM. ]. NELSON.
TNEDER & NELSON.
II TTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
and Real Estate Agents,
maya SrAUNTON, VA.
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DkCGS AND MEDlClNESe
VEGETINE
WILL CURE
SCROFULA,
Scr0fulous Humor.
vEaETINE will eradicate from the. system ev-
cry taint of Scrofula and Scrofulous Humor. It
mas permanently cured thousands in Boston and
vicinity who had been long and painful sufferers.
Cancer, Cancerous Humor.
The marvellous effect of vEeET1NE in case Of
most profound attention of the medical faculty,
many OF whom are prescribing VEGETINE to
their patients.
canker. :
vEGETINE has never failed to cure the most
infexible case Of Canker.
Ilercufial Diseases.
The vEoETINE meets with wonderful success
in the cure of this class of diseases.
Pain in the Bones.
In this complaint the vEGET1NE is the great
remedy, as it removes from the system the pro-
ducing cause. d 4
Salt Rheun1.
letter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, &c., will GER
tain1y yield to the great Alternative effects OF
VEGETINE.
Erysipelas.
VEGETINE has never failed to cure the most
1nveterate case of Erysipelas.
Pimples and Hum0rs on the
Face.
Reason should teach us that blotchy, rough
or pimpled skin depends entirely upon an inter-
nal cause, and no outward application can ever
cure the defect. VEGETINE is the great blood
purifier.
Tum0rs, Ulcers or Old Sores
dsss A1s saussa ed b oa %s state H G The 5ea
and these complaints will disappear.
catarrh.
For this complaint the only substantial benefit
can be obtained through the blood. VEGETINE
is the great blood purifier.
Constipation.
VEGET1NE does not act as cathartic to de-
bilitate the bowels, but cleanses all the organs,
enabling each to perform the functions devolv-
ing upon them.
Piles.
vEaEr1SE has restored thousands to health
who have been long and painful sufferers.
Dyspepsia.
If vEGEr1SE is taken regularly, according to
directions, certain and speedy cure will follow
its use.
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MFE,E.TTER7
MILLINERY.
| --------%-%><---
| NEW FIRM!
Mrs. D. A. SHEPHERD & CO..

who are well and favorably known in this com.
munity, is now receiving
New Millinery Goods,
At No. z, New Street, Stauuton. Va.
Having had a long experiencein the business
think they can suit the most fastidious tastes
share of the public patronage.
Orders from the country solicited and prompt.
ly attended to.
mar27-3m.
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slal!n!oll Spectator.


ADvERTISEMENIsw will be inserted at the rata
Of 90 per square Of eight lines or less 1Or the
first insertion. and 50 cents for each subseouent
insertion.
~ A liberal discount win be made ON advsr.
tfsements published for 8, 8, or Y months.
~ SPECIAL NOTICES win be inserted at don.
BILE the advertising rates.
ASr Obituaries, Announcements OF Candidates
for office, and all communications Of personS6
or private character, will be charged for a. ad.
vertisements,
Address-'sStaunton Spectstor," Staanton. VI.
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In addition to the above, I keep large stock
of all grades of Smoking Tobaccos, from SOC.
per pound to 600 per pound, and 10000 Cigars
of my own manufacture, from SIS to $50 per
thousand
Don't forget the place. When you come to
town give me call, and you will see that can
supply you with nything pertaining to the To-
bacco trade at the very lowest prices.
Respectfully,
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VIM. N. McALLISTER,
w ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
WARM SPRINGS, VA.
Courts-Alleghany, Bath and Highland, Va,
nd Pocahontas, West Virginia.
as-Special attention given to collection of
claims and proceeds promptly accounted for.
1lnc2 4
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OF the body in the water, believing that
backward immersion is human inven-
ton, and cannot be traced beyond it's
origin ameng English Baptists in the
sixteenth century hudson on Baptism,
p. III ]. They hold that as baptism is
an act of obedience, like all other obedi-
ence. must be forward and not back
ward, and being in the likeness of
Christ's death, which took place on the
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cross where he bowed his head forward
they in like manner must bow forward
in the water.
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DRESTON BAYLOR.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
A,pd Solicitor in Ctancery, STAUNToN, VA,
PRACTICES in all the Courts of Augusta and ad-
Joining counties.
QFFIoE-The same formerly occupied by his
father, Col. Geo. Baylor, decd, on Augusta st.
opposite the Courthouse. nON
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Faintness at the Stomach.

If vEGETINE is taken regularly, according tc
directions, a certain and speedy cure will follow
its use.
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church. Their record on this subject is

church. Their record on this subject is
very commendable. They have no pc
culiar views concerning marriage, and
do not restrict their members to their
own church. They are strongly opp0s-
ed to secret societies of every grade and
order, and make membership in them q
cause for communication.
Their manner of salutation is that of
a kiss in compliance with the instruc-
tions of Paul and Peter, who teach to
salute all the brethren with q kiss of
charity. In this particular the sexes do
not mingle, believing the house of the
Lord to be house of order.
, 1877-11-12

Our Troublesome He!ghhors on ths Msucaa
EEop&dek.

Our Troublesome Eeighhorp On ttAa Mauean
Frontier.
81. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. ll.-Late adEtces frosu
FL paso say Il Is now believed there were nuln-
ber OF the emla4astcs oi Lesdo In tho baud Ut
Mu1tcans which crossed the Ito Gsande about
swu weeks ugo aua had light With tho lndlaas
Oh Texas SOIL While oeteus!bly following tho
Indians, there aeelns no douht that tic real OBJ
jeet VI tLess Lerdists Is to stir up new rcvotu'
lion, &nl, II r'ossihle, overthrow Dtss. This
ban4l OF Me1icau4 lave not left yet, aud arc lu-
tttguinY mud DUNG everything it tllclr power to
ptueipltate war between thr United Status anu
tue Ulax uuYernu,cnt III tue hopc ol overthrow
ltx thu latter aud again o1talnihY power for
themselves. It 10 said lGtlo's agents aIe
VERY Rctiyu Ill alouE the Rio ufand., snd aIo
also plotting Within tAo army VI Diaz. Geu.
Hlbtanl, OF Texas, returned 10 Auatla yeslcr-
d.y to cousult With ten. Ord AUD ueu. Steel.
Tue latter Vt thc Stats forces, regarding tho
present state Vi alI41rA un tho f1untlcr. Nal.
yaues, Of lhe Texas bstt2ltua 1t FL Faao, las
tetegFapfaett the Governor that Immediate
tsuuble IL apprsheude1, uul the Goscrllos iiaa
tceu eulicite1 bY lumber Vi persons, csEecia!.
IL military officers, 10 prctldtatu eentliet, Il
ths Federal Government will nut. Ths United
Sulte4 troupS In the Klo Grasldo are distributed
- follows: Furt Brown, t00; RingKold, 1tSs
companies; Furt Ac1ntu$a, o!lr company; 9ort
Duncan, four comp2aica; Fort CLARK, near
EaKle Pass, lYu eolapanies. Two thousand
TeIa4 militia, under Brig. -Gtn. Janes, aIe Or
gauixeu au1 ready to march ReEoss tho Ito
Graudp TAeY only want the word.
, 1877-11-12
SU1PVRECKED MARINERS.

Jeart{,rr tn ~ Irn1ura nf ft1a Grent Etorn. m
Tho Iake.-A Tule OF t1I.trea, from tho
ero,n 1,,nth-Txvo or tl,o Mupr1lan,s yic-
.,... ,t.utln.3
r.. ..as. ..as.,, =, 1,,.,d,v and r,xt,,av Inc.
Inc great s1ottn oI 4nussaay eno 1t.oay 'as1
proves to have 1sen Without p1eec0cot on tue
lakes for period of twenty years At least, and
nldEttonA reports OF disasters and haslsh(ps
c.,rtir,. :, ro,nr.
eont'uue 70 .on.e. t.s. ...
THE BAnK GREAT wEsr
had been seen Oh this city Friday, with aIl hands
woykfnp at tl,o numDs. md disaster seemed
t,,r,1ne.. aI5,,toro1 ron,,,ts ~ ,,vc,, .,,,c
that publication sho" that the unfortunate
craft struck on tho outer reef two
aud half miles abreast OF uydo
park. anil aunk. Saturday eycu,nr. in thirteen
tect ot "ates. Qus1e neasS sea was s"anlhe
ut tho time, and Capt. Nelson and hfs crew Of
lyc mcn, aud woman who WAS employed Is
rock. hatl serious tja,o Of 1t, Tho Grcat West
'ctt essse "gsA - - -. uea.y, W..
cargo VI 4umpef sn'ppea " tsank Sfawio1u 'oF
johnson d Glib Of thts port. sl'e sailed Along
~ ~ t.,sat sat- rale of that nlrht Of Wsukegan.
sns s'sss .a.s.,"sa 49, L., .,,.sc,s',a. ~ 49,
anu became "atet'ogHeo III consequences Q. toe
heavy seaa she shipped. a portion Of her deck
load was swept away, and the balance was
.nto"I h.s ra~,'n".t IN ,h,t ,on,,ft,on .ho
swsY hes Se~tooa'' IN tots n o'uaasou '. sae
drtfted along as the mercy Q! tne Gteas aso1m ~
that lashed the wate:s oi the laka q INTO ono OF
tho must tempestuous seas that u bas ever been
thu lot of tic navigator to experience ino
craft had tix feet o. ~asef ~ hef noto, aha sne
men were kept VI ,Le puiups 10 1eep nef n aa1a..
Ing much from tue chilly df' they "ere COM
pe!led to succumb to tho eIememts anu sre
ihclr vessel 70 on tue reel. - abovs sisted.
, 1877-11-12
CONGRESSMAN 5MALLs.

THAT C0LUh1n GkA4LkAAH oA TIE 1a5i03.'
5pscfal M&p,lcA 10 IA< Ca4c1as Trtapas
WAsutaaros, D. C., Nov. 11.-Tclcgrams ze-
ceIyed hers this morning stats that ths jury III
South Carolina engaged iu the trial Of tho col
ored Representative for that State, Robert
smalls, on charge Of bribery, this morning
brought in verdict Of guilty. Some ot the
Democrats arc very jublaus at this result, -
they claim It must necessarily end Ia smalls'
expulsion from the iIou1c. and thus enable the
Democrats 10 secure an additional vote. The
Democrats may not attempt this, - there Il
contest which may sssult iayorablJ 10 tho Dem.
ue4stic contc.tant. 1t IL not certain that my
such result would follow If they dld attempt It.
It reqnItes two thir.1s yoto to expei Atnelnbcs,
NO NATTER low 0nAvk TuH oyFKAsK
he ulay have committed Rxalnst tue laws of any
State. Probably thu majority of The Rcp1bli.-
ans Of tho Ilousu aIa Of opinion that 6nalls has
fallen victim to system Of political perseeu-
tipp which Is designed TO drive att co!oEcd H.
publicaus into tho Demo< rattle party Or to ruiu
thep. Under the4e circu,nttxnrra few Repuo-
liyans Ae lkely " vote for the expulsion Of
Smalls, aud, without the vote OF great many
Republicans, thu necessary twu-thirJs cannot 10
received. Republicans tonight e1press great
regret that Smalls CONSENTED to Ko to south
Carolina 10 stand his t.i2l. When ha left be-
obtained leAys Of abaence for two days, a4atKa-
Ing Important business ~ shA Etasou. II DO IL
not expelled, u will b9 imp kasle!s tos ths Dsaa-
, 1877-11-12

T. tn hfa |
NafA Caps. Heh2n - ~ n ssrs ~ vt,h ~
P!a.ee ot Ep~ ~ tis,sn .,.'.,,r ""1 -. thn !
.nsss. s ~ .ast,e~ ths,, itSsr Thr ,sft Tns
.r. S.'e ,u " tsth nn.,,.n.t NJ thir ritv vhwn
,i.s1 i.esm u - Gart Anarnvs sot whrT, ~ tot,k
w. , ~ y chp ,esdc,i fnr ttts 9srt In tic
~. tsp ~. ~ y" ~ ~ Amsri,sr Eaotc. Csnt.
na[ e tnss ~ ~ ~. srb.,e,er Eorh ata,. md
nnke, 'I, n"k ~. - I.t,s. v.s hrI,,rht .sfrIv
taknE ~: '1o'.t ~, s''e t. ..., Ths .nfTa5r1
osn ,1,,o LOT ans,d y tS .rnrrsv ss.k wbc,, t,,ry
esamsI esa.hcI, .hn.e sn,i xos viii iii.
s uc,,Iss % snv fasta cou]I he obtatrrd
s.a,"3 ,b,t. thss ,rststni. liant. Nrlrnn
ttate ta tes a9 o1 9ue 1ns5 i s thought rss he
fr"tfGt!nn 1'sasea .hf , a.t % Wot: snn ~. aoiu,n.
st.,"'inn ~. Irt ~. .o"' Wv ''@"' '~''' ~N'
''a'o'''E "@ rn,~x por ...,sr.nrx.
,h f1,. f1f,,n w ~, a., shat tc men
a. thc t,1gs src husy ius1c and tic wl,ceis,nan,
Weeping steao} est."ns aH.ar '..ry ~ .,,h thInw
"'""' ~ ~, ,m1.s.5 !, ws. siIrettts in
I'm, ~ XIV +hn Inc. rbifc lie uoise
~ ~. %n,ttnT ,rsrhinc+r w.,,1a ir ttkriv to
.,.rr, ~ s .ms 'i.sst r,;rs pcsidrs thr ,nrn m,
-. p.at.nti..@ -. .n- ~ tra tmus }or thoi mai
~ .n ,at s,,n .nr, ~, ras. f,v rsrknux in tlIs.
st,.., y ,tny ,,aa Ennxirfirr ~ thr.r sitnaton.
A. m. sr<;uri sGnwcJ. liz Prnte te,ttrn yescucd
thts. r. us -, W. s'nkrn Ink. stIe uro,ccded 10
s4v, th,e..t,, Sa.nr,Say r. asstst ihe Inv iteil
il pulling the schooner Lavinda olI ti;s liver
~ ,,;rht,. stHrr, 1hr t,cbri. becotntnr ttrck
f.:y, WV - ~, sott r,ni ri H. CaInmrt lHstr
,r,urst, ~. !" st,nnm III hawscr Ynr ntc in milling
IL ~ r.. pp"t.rtion rc,,,rncd ,n he rit1
her I%r 'n: ~" un II INV savn been lien t,al Caoi,
Srenn .sw 1 rr ~ III l,e Tas not seen in rctutt.
~. @ .n -" nei r., ~ ,n.estt1,n rcsthn ti s,ari
-, ~" ridrteni -, sa;ur';ar and tnoi: of1 Ecamen
W,ra,,5 f,ov,t., sni f,nrir anI thn xnma,,.
w,,ose :n, n,me :. WA ''t not learned. They were
o,o.,,;,'r ef."r tct1v ,ns,lr a. romf1rt.hie 4,
,...ht nn tnari % the luz, The i'rutsctton
a nv,Ie, nj ttc i.avins md lie Rcbel beiute sIe
res,rMed. ,@'' ''''' "''' 49, -.
Iii thc .,frer.-. w<re rrndryra comfortai,le
IN ~ rn.c'.sr~ t"v -" ~. ~, "''e '@
y" Thn n..n, w., !: not In q ,,,f, nosst,on. and
nny ~. sn.i,w 1oif,.m ~ VIII, icr rsrt.o ~
ii"Itcrsd, Enotts 10 ,clessc i,e, viii be made
MI tnsu,eI i,er rsit,c ~ va,,Ics al vessel
| .s n 49, go I"' - ,J..sd =, uhout
, 1877-11-12
FRANCE.
REPUBLICAN PROGRAMME.

pAnrs, Nov. 11.-In tho Climber Of Deputies
tomorrow, tho Republican members for the
DepastH,cnt Of the Nhone will present. resolu-
t.on requiring the in,mcdlase cessation OF legal
proceedings sssinat at Deputies and the rc!case
OF those now IN prison. The second part Of tho
resolution alsnA Ut The rc]ease Of Bonnet Duyet-
.iter. it 10 reported that, in yesterdays Cabt-
net council, It nns decided that the question
whether Honnct Durcrjlcr Should bc released
tctose his election is confirmed be left for the
Duke dcDroalIa to settlc, In accordance with
the litter Vi the law.
RESIGNATION.
II is stated that, Il yesterdays Cabinet coun-
ell, tie Ministry resolved 10 reatgn ou 0cp2e,
but will meet tho Chamber TO explain It's clect~
oral polIcy, A debate on the Cabinets MANAGE
ineut uf lie eIoctious Is expected to begin Aton-
day. ......-..
MAG MAHoN BrtLt uNaKFUALlCAN.
The uos4jseur saYa PRESIDENT Alscslshon socma
more than ever decided u take new Ministry
from the groups OF tho Right.
GEN. GRANT
attended President Mac,lahon's reception at
the Elysee SATURDAY crening. Tho entire diplo-
matte body Ncrc present.
, 1877-11-12

THE NEW ROUTE TO DENVER.
Tha extension Of the Longmout tlranch from
Longrnout to the unlon Pacific load Ut Hazard,
about sevcntv.ayo mlles. IA completed, aud
trains are now running over It regularly. 1t
WAS undertaken only three ait nths aso by tho
Union Pacitiu Railroad Company to give thctn
au entrance 10 Denver Independent Of tho Dcn-
yer Pacific It IL slated TINT tho total cost OF the
work. Including track stations, watc.-tanks, s'ld
everything ready fur the FollluK-stoek, was only
about 1850 ler nlie. Thla new line gives tho
Chicago i Northwestern, Chicago, Burlington
u Quiucy, anu Chlago, Hook Island i pac.sv
direct route u Denver and Longmont via 0mAha
and Ilaxarl. Thu meetings between the Gen
eral Freight Agents OF tho above sosls and tue
uulon Pacific It the Grand Pacific Hotel weru
for the purpose Of making arrangements In re-
gard to this business, and tho proper divisions
Were DECIDED upon. There can be no duil1t
that the Chicago 4 Northwestern aud the 0tlcr
rouds leading froa. Chieago tn Omaha will be
greatly benefited by the new arrangement, ~
tho new route u much shorter, 9nu business
will 70 straight through. 5luch ot this bnsi-
ness heretofore went Wis Ct. Louts, because Chl-
cagoh had no direct route 10 Denver.
, 1877-11-12

New YoRK, Nov. 1i.-Pierre Loztllasd of1ssa
10 u,alch Parole against Ten Brock, or any
horse In the country, Tor from $4,000
to $4,000, Tor rssn Of two Or three
nilet In Jseo~e Psrk o. At Louisville.
M1. Harper ;sssss hs viii not naks
match Of bet dpllr on any hosss ha oHns.
but ha4 agreed 10 Let Price Il. McGrsth and
other turlmen ia Kentucky hare control Of Ten
Brock ~ match hiua ayalust Parole or any
otbrr horse iu tue country fur 1a.e On Toe
Louisyllle course next sprtny AsGFash 2n1
aIu rSsJ gupdalsnt Ten Hrueek caa Asst PAftla.
, 1877-11-12


BUCHAREST, Nov. liza Russian Official dis
patch says: IA cavalry detachment captured
rralxa, halfway between Plevna and Sofia,
Frtdar, with several thousand wagons AMI d
large quantity Of stores. The attaek WA 30
sudden that our loss was suall, though tho
place was defended by ECO Turkish infantry aud
BOv C,rrasstaus." ...
GEN. onRoTTcnEFT,
who planned the campaign which resulted in tho
defeat OF Nfukhtar Pasl,a, Ina arrived to take
command Of the stalf Of tho Russian army In
Bulgaria.
FLE7N1.
LoNpos, Nov. liza telegram from Dotny-
Dubrik says: ''ln consequence df the cVncua-
tion Of this place by tho Turks, the Russians
hare contracted tic circle around PevnA
TO thirty nics. Tic Russians hayo
10000 meu, sufficient to fiji two
continuous lines Of trenches around the whole
position. Ffyo Of six thousand cattle afc SisE"
bic In Osrnan l'asha's posittou, and other lndl-
catioas show Il probable that he can bold out
thirty or forty days"
, 1877-11-12
TIE ARMY BILL.
REPUBLICAN RxsRNTMESTA At TILE DHsERT1oNof
THE TEYANA.


So<et9l ptsp0tch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 1.-THE Repub-
lcsus arc very much dissatisfied with thc course
OF The Texas delegation yesterday. The Kcpnb-
lican managers charge the Texas people with
nus!llanirn,ty, In that, after having formed al,
alliance with the Republicans 10 obtain
certain object, they rcnounccd theis aIiIanee
and consented to reduce tho army in consldora-
lion OF tho stataoniug Of four cavalry fegltnouta
uron tue border. Tbs Texans havc been short
sighted in thtls policy, ~ tho Republicans secln
now dlspottd to unite to defeat In tue eenatc
tho proposition which rcconclled tho Texans TO
reduction oil tho army.
REPUBLICAN szNAToRs,
who arc likely to have muctl to do with tho
Army bill, say that they will not consent to any
such legislation, aud that the f1ousc must leave
tic cotuuaud Of tho army whore, by tho Con-
st,tutIon, II Is placed, Or allow the army to be
disbnnJed altogether. Tho Northwestern Ben
ators, especially, say that, Il the pFinclpal aval-
able force Of tho cavalry IL 10 be stationed otl
tho Rio Grauds border, they. Nth equal right,
will Insist that the Infantry shall bo stationed In
tl,ct. States, beyond the power Of the Copl.
nander.tn. Ch!ef to control them. Tho Tcxaa
people have ..-..-
PuHTuRR IN1uRxD THEIR OWN 1NTnREtrs,
a. they had expected tho Republicans to vote to
assist them In securing large appropriations foE
harbor improvements ut Galveston mud elsc'
where, 10 Which considerable: humber VI the
Democrats ase opposed. Speaker Randall II
somewhat sharply criticised bJ Kcpu1ltsa1ts + ~
having taken u, scltsu part " tha work VI the
| COn,.l.tcc, both IN voting and electioce1tuB u
arrange that plan BY which the Tcxaus were
| won back into tho party lines.
, 1877-11-12

o<rats to prevent him from driving hh pay.
The seat may remain without sotr, but
shAEI.s CAN RECEIVE CONDENSATION
for tho full Congrcss. The South Carolioian,s.
manifest great deal Of bitterness toward al!
the Republicans isum thai section, i IL notlrctt
Ii, tic benasc that all South Car0llna's business
In the stsaoc Of petitions, bills, and metnostas'
Is introduced hy request frofn Senator dor1on.
Of GroreIa. The Southern Democrats decline
to send anythin 10 sct,ntor Patterson for Intro.
tf,.cttuu, and the other Senator's scat from that
State Is vacant.
HAMBURG nuTLKR
will recommend that Wade Hampton pardon
Congressman Gtnalls.
, 1877-11-12
CANADIAN NEWS.

OTTAWA, Eoy. ll.-Au additional agreement
between the Postal Departments Of Canals and
tho United States Ia publlshed III tue 0Dteia4
1azett. 1t provides that. TO facilitate the ex-
change Of tnouey-orden between tho United
States and Dominion Of Csua4a, Il Il agreed
that all 1nouey-osders mailed Ut The exchange
Offices In tho United States aud addressed 70
paYtes iu tho Dominion OF Cxn2Ia shall te
trausnlIss III tbs malls between the two
countries Tree of postage.
Spa1ai iAsrate. % r.. ca'saao T!a4,&
II. A., u 1T. James Cathedral, died this morn
ing. The reverend gentleman was ! son Of the
Governor Of New BrunswIek, Rua hal been con-
nccteo with the Cathedral sinrs the teJmtuA-
iion Of Mr. Raiusforl's revival services In July
lust,
, 1877-11-12
TIE RAILROADS.

EANNINGB OF WESTERN LINES.
The following statement Of the gruks c-snings
Of the principal Western roads for the month OF
Octobcr is from an advance shcel Of the Now
York Cpmnereiat aud Financial Ghronsrlt:
, 1877-11-12
INDIA.
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LONDON, Nov. 1l.-A Lahore t1ndla) paper
states that In consequence Of tho raids Of war
llke tribes on tho frontier, troops haze beca
war1vd that a six Nceks expedition lAs been
ftsulYeti uDun.
, 1877-11-12

Proposals for Furnishing the State
with P0per.

Sealed propoals T hc rscsytd g. ths ,n 1Se
III. a,s;Isss Il
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TX H. fds IT, ~: :rs Is: e.
e. sS s's'aF sss
,sn ,c.m. hoox pspeS. asis inehes' weighing not
'Ie q rssu,s ID ihs p:rer. s!a uchuh weighing no.
::s ss;sI s sssax as;
10 ram, double aas.esp. ,7aas. Weighing - pounds
ssr resul.
t,,ss ,soso.e 10 fara, and esr
Il II sss
saisea. u y Az si AZ q jtau.sy |f.s'
I 81 :tt. Il i Etc.; s
aass a.ntIes embraces, r ths .' s9;; ~ 1t3r ~
psssa ssaa y ~ M y MA
,s ,Ms Tar s.s j md sssS.lty st i ).
tiSssa fas u H. xsiss III.
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, 1877-11-12

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
Quxnasrowa, Nor. l1.-Arriycd, the steam
ship B1ltauulc, froln New 1u5k.
, 1877-11-12

TIE KLOQUkHT "1NFInpLK.
6ptca! bfspdtcA 10 ne tAtca7o Trfaant
WAsHtSo7oS, D. G., Nov. 1f.-R. q. 1ngef-
sol! Ia here, hut is not communicative on tho
subject of The berlin mltsion. The Illinois
members still seek to cloak themselves In tnys-
tcry ~ to their relations to his appointment.
Bomc Of the Republicans Of the delegation ap'
pear to think that the public lsas no e't'cerr IN
their movements, and tllat they asc not fcapot'@
sible to tho people for their atA. The truth
will come out In spite Of all attempts At conceal
sncnt, aud tie truth is thtss The Secretary u
State Indicated that Illinois could have
tho missIun. tho member consHItctl
and reported that, while lnFefsoll
seemed to be held ia vcry high regard, Hey
preferred at present not to make anT reconl'
mcuilattous as delegation. They had tic e1.
pcrEcncc Of the Pennsylvania delegation hefotc
them. It Is inttnated, but mt On authority
that two Of the delegation. possibly three, pre-
fcrrod not to have a vote Of tho delegation. as
thcy werc personally friendly to fnEcrtoll, bat
were opposed 10 him On rcllalous grounds.