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Ve!o:yeES;,e,

The EinI* isg letter from, Rev. G. ". Mans
fl, III. n.n:! Is i.',:ot Of tlw Methodist Ei'i~r".
pal C},lrvh li> ia Park, and at present, a"1> !
N !."Nrll, hN>I rr'n> incr every "Er W." lrAt~
H.. !,,t:r: # jt4r So" rl!u! creative V:tH!i.,> e
w. 'i." ava ln.oH Il >:r.>:r ;!;l'! purifier .!
IN !" II.
iIS.ir PARK. Miss Feb Is, LIS.
VIZ. II. I. Slr,rl,H:--
I"ar >;r-- Ahr'!r ten yeas a.-n NV h-A'in
failed 1t III he depicting effects OF d>~,'ep
>ia; n'arl ,r,.r ia;"r ""s ai!ark''l b! T.
rlr"Il ,N,r IN waist form. Il "rt'!,'! ia IN
h;, < anA t,a\ ti:r f',N T.: :: lar.r deep 'ta'' ii
":'~;'>. r:,' W. ME III ~ ,H'h- IN gathering
HAS. a." :..ri ": :I:."IS hl III" hr-t ahIl!
IL tn STATE. vat !rrrErh II" ;"'ri,!.Itn' cure.
I su:* r~,, .'~4, p..in d, TINS. ANA was con.
-t4I'.: wrah.ne! ~ a pr"tr.- discharge.
al II les! s.l pieces NJ bone d, !.!t!tM, tlu.rS
Matters :!i CT t}Ha !h"Ht seven |tal~, IN
ll.y. "a when = friend recommended! mr I"
90 I, \r',1 ,itr-. ani tail, with ,'A OF thu viz
| ,Hr of T~kr:'nD. did ST, "Hl o. year k'l"'
! nr+. i';.as-n :l;u':cE l.nr mHnu'avto,y. noting
the INGREDIENTS, &c., rs which your ;cllrAy Is
,:utncrl.
~ what I saw ard heard gained some CEN
lidrNc' in Eclrtint.
iv"";Tc""r'! t'HinS II soon after. hit' t'.?t
w"'." ''"n lis il,c'<: >'in | p',srvrrrh and
Snn felix il %,t Hr,,, ;ittlv NE III ,.,hrr resp cts
irt did '.H 3rr Che .,.,u!r$ dr>irr.i till
had tAi"H Ii Il,,iW!.y Cor 4 tie more than 4
year, when TIE difficulty il tie back VAS cared
and for nine .Hcnih, have enjoyed tie best OF
! health
have il that time gained twenty-five pounds
Il ,,i,. bring hra> Ter than ever h, fore in MY
| iir, AM! "as E,v,r i!"It able 10 perform Ia
; y t,.,,n nos.
Daring tn past few weeks had sr'ofnI"H>
! swelling AZ large 81 NY fist gather on another
| part Of iaN hmly.
Itnok Nr.rt;Hr faithfully, and ii removed ii
| ltNcl viii the surface IN month"; I think
| should have been cared Of my main trouble
sooner if hal taken larger doses, after having
became ;scc,t,totnr.! "a its r:ft.rta
! Let your patrnns troubled with sccofnia! o,
kidney disease understand that it takes time I,
care clrolic 'lis~a:,'s: and if they will patitlt
J Is take Vr.ctinr, it wii! in Ey Judgment, cure
them.
| Iu;.:s very truly,
&. ". MANSF1ELD
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JCc:y:r;nt
c. A. "athis wife "fW. ". Jones, nhs
Husband

Husband
Parish Court. Parish of Satchitochs-
M. 1871. =,
~ t!,sra>c by reason OF the law md
/ t|lr rvi.'cnrr hing in favorof h
pH! ntiii' Cath"rj"n 4. Mathis, xlha
". w. Innrs it is therefore ordered, ID
Judged aud rtrrrrrh rat the communf'
O, acuurts and gains heretofore e1isa4
between her and her said husband 4
dis,oivrd...a and that she resume tho NJ
n,inis'ration of her separate proPeft! =
DESERVED in the petition with full so't
oritv to manage and control her sepsla
rroperty without the assistance DIM
said husband, and that Defendant p
the costs of the suit. Done and sgpeaa
open Court on this 3Oth day Of Nov. lSh
(Siyned) p. A. SIMMONS
Parish judge
CIEpK's 0rrcE
Parish Of Natchitocbss)
I hereby certify that the aoo'e y
true and correct copy Of tho o''9~
Judgment on file in my office. AZ
Witness MY hand and official sea- w
18th day ofDecrn,h"r, A. D.. lSn;
w. II. TUNNARD,
Dec. 11-3t. U'''r
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fOTEHE.

.Sac"2&sj'on cfGeo,ye 6nyney, NeeaM
DY ElRTi'I, of an order of the Ha
- Judge of tht Probate Court Of tn
parish Of Na'ci;tnchrS, state oFI.ouisisn
and to me- directed, will offer for saks
the Courthouse door, 1T the hour ofl2I
Oh
Tuesday, the ]5N 1oy Of JanuaryM,
the following Described property belong
ing to said Succession, to wit:
Ih" one undivided half of the plant+
ton known rs til" "Gurney Place." sI
situated Oh the right bank of Red ivi
descending, and containing seven hun
dr"d and one (INl acres, subject to th
nsat'nct of the surviving widow ofsa
Quincy.
Terms Of Safe:
CASH. Nth benefit Of appraisemsSA
II. '. TESTER
Ta:ivr Test. Exe'r CT George Gurn.y
Dee 1l-t'tS.
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- 49, .h~1- a, %r./ ---s - - - - -"
REGULAR >;;:Hi!..'ING.
WEDNESDAY, ,'ann:,Iy ~. 1879.
VIA Payne, E'r,>,i If. c:,j':' to-. m"";-
iNu 10 n!'rr
l:lr hui} was ta!''*!. viz:
Present -W,n. Payne. I':'": dent,
A. V. Carter,
II. Is. L'lrrrn+,
Carroll Jones,
Jos E?"rra' K,
l.. Ch'r;n
Absent y. b. F'r;'n';:s. v. {. Eo<S
Il. L. Jackson.
B.; l.. Chopin.
ORDNANCE 40. |.
BE it ordainrd by the Police Jnry. That
al purchasers ofCotton Seed, "Iln make
the said purchase an aN"cationj Whe' her
rrs;,lrntt OF Agent. for Oil Factories,
shall, W.. and are hereby required to pay
a SpvciA! license to the parish In the
sam Of two hundred and fifty dollars.
And BE it further Resolved. That any
dealer, agent. or person making the pnr~
chase of cotton seed an av'"atl"n who
Shal! plv hiS trade without having first
prorurrl III" said parish l':rnrr' shall
be- Acrn,.r! yr;l;S Of Il :"i:|''Eah"r, an"
shall pay, on ccn"irti"n, nnt' Ut not
less than Five Hundred d"i!&r', or be
inl;,i-onvd for u term o: Not i'H. three
months, or both, IT the H'sri 9'."n .! IN"
Count Atuptr't.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession Of Nicholas Keefer' ae'
DY virtue Of an order of the hon@'.ss
ID Parish Court. and in order " "
feet \ partition among the mems AZ "
Of Nicholas k""frr, I will sell on
"Wednesday, 9th day Of January 100 .,
at the place Of last residence OF tns ',v
ceased, in the parish, all OF the mc'.s
and :mmnyAn'r property bciohgptvu
said Surrrss;on, as described Cd
inventory.
Terms Of Sale.
S,NlEL RAINS
Representing tn" Heirs of the Success"
Drr.s. tbs. 4
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ORDINANCE no. 8.
&c it Ordained by the Police Jury, &c,
That Section 1881 Revised Statutes Of
this State, which reads as follows:
elm case Of failure or neg ect of any
Oversccr Of roads to discharge faithfully
the duties herein imposed, it shall be
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Safe and Sure.

L.lI'V,,,,: jefferson street.
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FOUNDERING AT SEA.
SEVERAL SHIPS UPSET AND SUNK BY LATE STORMS
THE RESCUE OF THEIR CREWS.

SEVERAL SHIPS UPSET AND SUNK BY LATE STORMS
THE RESCUE OF THEIR CREWS.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.-Captain Munroe, of the
British bark Beaconsteld, arrived here this morning
He reports that October 49, lie took OF the crew and
of the Portuguese schooner Julio and Victoria
sixty TONS Captain julius Taxcra, from New-Bedford
for Cane DeVerde with a cargo OF provisions and mer-
chapdIse The vessel capsized In hurricane
October 10. FIVE passengers were lost Ihe
crew and other passengers, fourteen per-
sons. were rescued after beng three days and two
nights ON the wreck without food On the 18th OF Octo
her latitude $40 49, longitude 47o 30, the bark took of
the crew Of the Italian brig Gugelmo Tomassino Cap
tam Astara from NowYOrk, October 3, for Beyroot,
with a cargo OF oil. waterOgged and distnasted
The captain was washed overheard aud drowned
NORFOLK Va, Nov. g. The captain OF the ship Ed
ward O'Brien which arrived here from Liverpool yes
teriay maXes the following report October o. Latitude
400 longitude 300 fell In with tho waterlogged ship JP
Wheeler IRON Londonderry from which he took Gil the
crew leighteen menu Also October 80 longitude AZ
latitude $50 fell with the bark Clarence OF New YORK,
bound for London, which laundering. Took on
hoard her OF ten Afterwards placed eight OF
the wheelers crew on an unknown steamer bound Tor
York. aud the 23d placed SIX OF the barks crew
on the brig Carrick OF st. John n b. The last seen OF
the bark Clarence she was on tre.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHISGToS. Nov. 3, 1873
Secretary Thompson left Washington Saturday to visit
his brotber-in-lqw IN Virginia, returning Monday.
Secretary and Mrs Sherman left here Saturday morn
ing for HARRISBURG Penn. TO visit senator Cameron.
ami will return Monday. The secretary spoke at
night upon political Issues.
srrgrants James A. swift and Leroy f. sebree OF the
SIGNAL Service Corps have been commissioned as Second
cutrnauts under the Of June 20 1875 on account
% GOOD conduct aud faithful service.
The Supervising Architect Of the Treasury Will issue
an advertisement this week inviting proposals for sup
plyin the interior Of the public building
M chicago The contract will probably amount to about
100000.
The third insalment OF the award made by the late
Mexican Claims Commission TO pay American claimants
for damages ETC., VIII be promptly paid, when due, In
January next The larger part OF the money the install
ment being 100000, Is already III New-lOrk.
The board TO select the site for new Naval Observa-
tory consisting Of General Humphreys, Rear-Admiral
An,men and Mr. Leonard whitney, have concluded their
rrpot which is now the hands OF the Secretary OF the
Navy II II understood that they have selected site
on Georgetown Heights.
The examination into affairs Of the Germar.Ameri
can National Bank and the savings bank connected
vito It. il not yet complete, but from such Information
IA can be gathered II appears that the failure has arisen
uuite as much from mlsmanagement as from depfecla-
non Of securities Statements which have been made
public to day convey strong impression OF fraudulent
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WASHINGTON.
SCIENCE in AMERICA.
AN TNGLIsHMAN's DISCOVERY ABOUT THE GENERAL
INFORMATION OF OUR CoUNIRYMEN.

AN ryGIIsHMAN's DISCOVERY ABOUT THE GENERAL
INFORMATION OF OUR COUNIRYMEN.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 3-In his annual report OF
Kew Gardens for 1877 Sir Joseph Hooker, referring
TO his visit to the United States, pays high tribute
to the intelligence aud courtesy of the people He
says :
Icanuot adequately express my sense Of the liberal:
nv with which travelling facilities and hOspitatles OF
MI kinds were accorded by pubic companies and
priyute individuals wherever went IN America. The
fJct ot my beng connected WIN this establishments
fEeyl wos recognized pass pOrt and this IN the
remote settlements OF the West, for found read
ing people everywhere few or whom had not heard OF
Kew Gardens I'm the Northern States Of America the
progress Of science and Of institutions for the lnstruc
lion of the people IN occupy prominent place
I'M the chcan illustrated periodical literature OF the
masses and nowhere the globe IS this literature De;
Ter OF 80 universally read In the States. II is hence
NOT wonderful that tie progress OF such establishments
as Kew the British Museum South Kensington Museum
etc shou be better known among all classes of the
people there than they in the United Kingdom gen.
ands 40 | fOuud IL,
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
GOING AHEAD WITH THE IRON PIE

GOING AHEAD WITH THE IRON PIER
TRENTON n, j., Nov. 3.-A certihcate OF lhcOrpo'
ration was filed Of states ONCE YESTERDAY LOT
the Long Branch Pier Company win eapta SOCK VI
100000.
CANNOT LEGALLY COLLECT ITS NOTES. ~.
LANSING Mich, Nov. 3.-The Supreme Court OF
,h state has lust decided that the American Insurance Com
many of q ago collect It's instament notes IN MICH
igan. -
ASSIGNMENT OF HEMANN & co.
CINCINNATI Nov. 81. A. Hemann president OF
the suspended banking house OF Henann 90 mas e an
assignment TO +. r. BradsreeI Inc statement WI i' "'
not yet been given TO the puDhc.
YALE CONES OUT STRONG IN FOorBALl-
NrW-HAVEN Conn. Nov. 3.-ln the Yale Amherse
"ss ana three AmheTsts nothing The goals
we're won in 20 and IA minutes respectively
ELEVEN COL0RED POLICEMEN.
MEMPHIS Tenn, Nov. 3.-'The reorganization OF
the Police Department effected Friday. on the recon-
mendaon the Chief r. r. Athy eleven colored patromen
were regularly appointed 10 serve ON the force,
MORE LITTLE INDIANS FOR HAMPTON school.
Sioux CITY, Neb., Nov. 3-Captain Pratt, OF the
Regular Army from here with forty nine Indian
children from the agencies mp the river Ie cnl
dren be placed In school At Hampton, Va al the 1oVe
ments expense.
SPORTS AT HARVARD.
BosToN Nov. 3.-The Harvard sports attracted
600 snectators r. j. Wendell 81 won the loOyards dash
III = Crehore 49, the halfmiie run ste'liDg the mpo
walk :; W. ID swan, 8l, the bicycle handicap anu ~ =,
Thac6er 49, mile The freshmen Won IN the tuk ~
war against volunteer team G. o. Terry wonin inc ees
chass
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A HUMAN BODY A BARREL.
THE UNPLEASANT DISCOVERY OF A FREIGHT AGENT
IL IOWA.

THE USPLEAsANT DISCOVERY OF FREIGHT AGENT
IL IOWA.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNF.l
KEoKUK, Iowa, Nov. 3.-Thursday morning
two barrels shipped from Beacon Iowa They were
billed as merchandise aud directed 10 A. Mackey Kco
kuk Iowa The shipment OF similar packages previously
led the agent 10 suspect that something wrong so he
forwarded Of the barrels. and rolled the other into
the depot and when KIT he opened H. Tho barrel
contained the dead BODY OF young man named John
Hyn,s. who buI led near Beacon ON Iuesdav Ma
KEY was arrested lodged In all He declares That
was "pnt job on nm, hut ~ he delivered the bar
rels the station and directions about their chip
mcnt, there Is question 10 10 MS completely He has
been practising medicine at Beacon FOR the past two
years since the opening Of the Medical College In
October mas been attending the lectures here. TIC
body 81 Hyncs placed Ia coffin and rcburlcd. The
officers OF the college dsclaim knowledge OF the con
tents OF the barrel the from which II came
They III til" habit OF purchasing subjects, and tur
posed tins taken there 10 be sold, hut they had
purchased OF taken charg" Of II.
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ENGLAND AND THE AMER.
PROMPT SUBMISSION REQUIRED.

fhOMPT SUBMISSION REQUIRED.
THE HILL TRIBES FRIENDLY TO THE BRIrIsH-rHR
AMEER's FORCES LARGELY DISABLED.
The Anglo-Afghan quarrel appears to be
approaching q crisis. A Simla paper says that
the Ameer will be required to send his reply to
the British Ultimatum by the Goth instant, other
wise the English will at once invade his
country. The hill tribes are disposed to aid
the British. Sixty per cent of the Ameers
troops are reported sick.
ENGLAND ACTING INDEPENDENTLY.
no APPEAL MADE TO OTHER NATIoNs-vARNA Tc
BE EVACUATED.
LONDON Nov. 3, 1878.
The London Observer, in q semi official par
agraph, says it understands the statement that the
British Government have applied TO other Powers for
assistance In enforcing the Treaty OF Berns unounded
At the request Of Mr. Layard, the Brtish Ambassador
the Porte has telegraphed Ahmet Ksserli Pasha 10
evacuae yarna defniuvely and bring the troops and
war material to ConstantinOple.
ct. Petersburg journals report large number or sui
cides and attempted suicides in the Russian Army IN
Bulgaria.
ALARM FELT IN RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 3, 1873.
The G0los says all Russians wish peace, but the pres
ent aspect OF affairs Is very alarming The Gotos par
tcuarly points to the fact that the chief field casbox
has been returned from Odessa AdrianOple and asks
why II the Of the army advancing are untrue,
they not contradicted An advance on Constants
nope would be hostile challenge the part OF Russia.
Michael will shortly succeed Count KOzebue IN the
GoyernorGeneraship0 OF Warsaw, that General Milone,
now Minister OF War; going 10 the Caucasus and thas
General NepokOitschitsky or General Kaufman VIII
probably be made Minister OF War.
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THE BRITISH ULTIMATUM.

PROMPT REPLY REQUIRED FROM THE ANEER.
sMIA. Nov. Q, ISIS.
The Pioneer announces on authority that
England's utimatum requires that the Ameer's reply
shall reach Peshawur by November 90 Otherwise the
English forces will Immediately invade Afghanstan.
DOUBTFUL REPORT REGARDING Mr.. BENNETT.
LONDON, Nov. 3, 1878.
The London O6scrres dispatch from Paris Mr..
James Gordon Bennett left Paris Friday night for st.
Petersburg en- route for Afghanstan taking with him
Ivan woistyne, who become correspondent for The
Herald 10 the event Of war;"
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Nov. 2.-The municipal elections
held throughout England and Wales yesterday indicate
Liberal gains.
LONDON, Nov. 3.-Referring to Secretary
Eyartss lett an Of which has been published
in Philadelphia telegram, The DaIy Telegraph says I'm
world where no two wellnormed people think alike on
any given subject why should the fact that Lord Sails
bury and secretary Evarts unable 10 take quite the
same view ,of this question create In Philadelphia
profound sensation Let the whole OF the facts De put
before the pubc aud that the men OF com.
mon serse la 10th countries will arrive at friendly
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This contemplated acquisition is on the

southeast coast OF Africa and comprises the terri
tories OF Teulee and Maputo, and the Inyaek and Ee.
plant Islands in Delagoa Bay. The Portuguese and
British claims these places were submitted IN 1872 to
President MacManon who decided in favor OF the for
mer The possession OF Delagoa Bay deemed desirable
by England account OF ts comparatively close pr9x-
unity TO Natal and the Transvaa territory is like
wise deemed advisable hold Delagoa Bay so that arms
may not be Obtained there by hostile natives.
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FIRE IN A SARATOGA HOTEL.

SARATOGA, n. Y, Nov. 3.-About half past
one o'clock to-day, fire discovered the basement
OF the Clarendon Hotel under the dining The fire
men were promptly on the ground. and by great exer-
tons extngnished IT, not, however until tho larger por
ton Of the furniture had been removed in a damaged
state All the damage by fire is in the central part
Is from $4,000 to $4,000 The Insurance fully covers
the loss - 49,
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CORNELL CHALLENGES HARVARD.
lBr TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TRIgUSyI

ITHACA, n. Y, Nov. "a mass-meetng of
the students OF Cornell University held last evening
In ratification Of the action OF the Cornell
navy In issuing challenge 10 Harvard 70
an eisht-oared race, 10 be rOwed over II
course Of four miles straight The meeting was large,
and immense enthusiasm manifested, The Cornell
men are determined that the arvards shall not 70
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THE RECENT BRITISH FAILURES.

The Lord Mayor, after examining the
charges against the directors of the Colonial Trusts Cor
poratIon of publishing misstatements regarding the
companys position, decided that there was no ground
for issuing sulnmonses against those officers.
The Lord Advocate has accepted $5 900 bail for John
Stewart one OF the directors OF the City Of Glasgow
Bank The sum of $4,000 subscribed at private
meeting in Glasgow Oh Friday for the relief OF tho
shareholders OF the City Of Glasgow Bank Five firms
eh \
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A GOLD STANDARD FOR INDIA.


private kilograms" The Globe says, received
here confirm the statement in The Daily Tegrdps CAL
cuta dispatch that the Government of India eonem-
plate the adoption Of gold currency, making English
gold COINS legaltender throughout the country The
imnoration of bar silver will probably he prohibited
after given me and the rupee and smaller coins used
as fractional currency"
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CRAVE ROBBERY IN DETROIT

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 3.-Consderable ex-
citenent prevails here on account OF attempts 10 ROD
graves I'm woodlawn Cemetery Miranda Harlow, a
handsome woman OF lrepute, died ana was buried in
woodlawn on Wednesday. AT about midnight two men
were discovered at the grave having just exhumed the
hody The Waterman summoned them TO surrender. but
they fled when he fired several shots at them horse
and WAGON standing near by recognized AS belong
Ing 10 weknown undertaken. The latter claims that
the horse and wagon were stolen.
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TALUABLE DIARY OF POPES CAMPAIGN

RICHMOND, Ind, Nov. 3-General William
Dudley, OF TINS place. formerly of the 18th Indiana
Volunteers and BriRadier in Gibbons Brigade In ropes
Army of the Potomac has discovered among bis papers
diary which contains daily entries OF the whoic rope
Campaign II decides many disputed points brought De-
fore he Fz John Porter Commission. IL has been placed
at The disposal Of the commission but not made public
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ANTICIPATED FRAUDS IN NEw-JERsEY,

The Chief Supervisor of Elections OF tne
D,s,rict Of New,Jersey william Murhcid has issued
notice 10 the voters OF Jersey City and oboken. stating
that he has received information that an attempt VIII
be made tomorrow 10 stun the election boxes In
several Of the precincts OF the two elites lie
ordered the election supervisors TO examine eaen Doa
nmnber of fraudulent voters have been registered
throughout Hudson County, and many arrests are e1
peoted on election day
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NEw,JEasEY NOMINATIONS.

DENvILLE, N. j., Nov. 3.-Tbe Greenbackers
Of this county have nominated NJ. NJ Miller OF MOTIFS
for Sheriff. Enos G. Hudd. OF Mount Olive, for Clerk anu
BENJAMIN Il. GriswOd for Assembly In the st Druicb
aud ii. NJ. Smith for Assembly in the Hid District.
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NOMINATED TO CONGRESS.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 3.-Judge X. Beac
OF Trenton, on Friday nominated by the Nation
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pAYIysPECTOR SPAULDNG ACQUITTED.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 3.-In the case OF the
Government against r c. spaulding, an e1Savy Pay
Inspector tried for utterng false Navy pay certneates
the Jury has returned verdict Of not guilty.
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thoroughly deserved but be said that Honest
Dan his by downright honest work for the people
Of Brooklyn in the Legislatures OF 1876 ana ISL
The Legislature OF 1879 also ought to be preserved rom
the presence Of such persistent alker as j. clancy
who has been renominated proved to be In the Legsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04

Sixteen thousand persons were present at the close OF
the tournament, and much enthusiasm prevailed Tho
stakes were $780, with the Ashley belt; slOO and ESQ.,
Vaughan aud the favores at the start and
the betting was TO against Corkey 1t is said that
OLeary intends contest the championship with the
wi of this match
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NAME THAT Is WELL DESERVED

Daniel Bradley, the candidate for Assembly
Of the Republicans and Independent Democrats OF Brook
lyD living ia tho Ist Assembly District OF that city
should have their earnest support at the pools toor
row "a ,s seldom that pct names given to puDllc men
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INVESTIGATION OF THE cIPHERs

sAttER TO BE UNDERTAKEN IN THE SENATE
"'ihoUr ANY REFERENCE TO MR.. POTTER
NJ iBr TELEGRAPH 10 the TRIBUSE.
shlSoroS, Nov. 3-It is likely that the Senate
,l',.ee will undertake the investigation of the
a., ,l dispatches. whatever the course of tho Pot
h,ssans ml.tee In regard to the matter may be. It
S'eeaed by friends Of Senator Gordon that be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04
A BRITISH STRIKE IMPENDING.

The Oldham cotton operatives held meet
ing on Saturday and unanimously resolved to resist the
proposed reduction OF 10 per cent IN tnelr wages
action Eight million spindles will be rendered Idle.