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rhe Ladies', FaYorite.

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who have used DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription and pronounced it their favor
tie remedy, because so efficient in the
diseases and weaknesses peculiar to wo-
men, are many who are we'll and favora-
bly known in the world of letters, as
well Ms artists, musicians, and 9 :shc!e
host of names from the brilliant ranks OF
wealth and fashion. II is prominently
the ladies' Favoritc Prescription, its use,
while being far more safe and efficient,
exempting them from those painful, cans-
tic operations, and the wearing Of those
mechanical cOntrivamccs made like Peter
pindar's razor-sellcr's razorS--to Seh
rather than to cure.
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AN IMPoRrANT DECIsIoN.-A suit
was brought at Middletown, in this State,
in 1875, against the landlord aud tenant
of q liquor saloon, for damages caused by
the loss Of horse whic', was driven TO
death by the plaintiffs son while intoxi-
Gated by liiucrs supplied to him at the
saloon. The plaintiff obtained verdict
in his favor, which was confirmed at the
General Term, and the landlord carried
the case, 50 far as he WAS concerned, to
the Court of Appeals. The action was
brought under the law of 1873, known as
the Civil Damage law, which makes the
owner or lessor of premises on which in
toxicating liquors are sold Jointly liable
with the tenant for any damage done by
an intoxicated person who hns been sup
piled with liquor on such premises. The
Court of Appeals now affirma the iudg-
ment of the lower courts, thus establish
ing the liability of owners or landlords
OF any premises in the State used in the
liquor business for damages done by any
drum Ken F;e.sc: ;~s!!;;o may pTOcsifu liquor
ut such places. If man should ret in :
toxicated in New York saloon and
commit 8 murder, infiict wound or do
any injury to person or property while
in that condition, the landlord or owner
of the premises would. under this decis-
ion, be liable not only for damages nctu-
ally sustained by the parties in interest;
out for exemplary damages as WE'LL
Ne,D York Herald.
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- a poor fellow was before the Infe-
rior Court on The charge of stealing a
watermelon out of brother colored
mans patch The cose went through
the usual formalities of trial and was
submitted to the jury for a verdict,
after n short q absQn the jury returned
and reported that they had found the
prisoner guilty Of the charge; also, that
every member of the jury had at some
time been guilty of the same ofTense and
they unanimously recommended the
prisoner to the clemency of the Court.
The members of the Court consulted n
moment. and then confessed that they,
too, mad been guilty of that offense, and
that they had decided to discharge tho
prisoner on the payment of coats. - .s.9is-
bnrn iRdtchmnn.
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always considered very nursery Of cor
ruption. Now, what you call the South
meaning all the lately rebelllons States
wherein outrages occur habitually in elec
ton campaigns,I call comparatively small
strips here and there along the Atlantic
and Gulf coasts. In the two States
have mentioned the great trouble lies. In
the others, rs | have said. matters have
settled down into comparative quiet"
Edtor-'And this partial success you
maintain would not or could not have
been accomplished under what was known
as bayJnct rule Of the previous admins.
tration?"
Mr.. Evarts-"I have not described il as
bayonct rule or anything Of the kind, for
necessary so long as reconstruction was in
lion, and we were replacing it with civil
no other way, especially as regards the
! the idea of force, however empty it may
have been, was rcpugnant to our people
in the North and all over the country.
TWAS natural that the coppcr-head sym
pathics of the Southern Confcdcrates in
section for the Democracy by their con-
slant Use of such an idea in our cam
paigns; it was also natural thnt any par
ty having been in existence for nearly
twenty years, as the Republican party
mas, should begin to lose its hold upon
the people. This was the situation at
the beginning of the present administra-
tion, and | consider it providcntial that
matters havesince then shaped themselves
SO rs to take the obnoxious question of
force out of politics. When it was taken
out the idea Of sectional administration
was also eliminated, and what is the re-
suit? Hero we have the South consoli-
dated against us, it is true, but Southern
influences are losing ground in the North
where they were ginning ground before.
The Republican party has most assured
ly been the gamer, and its gains now are
certain. They are assured for all time to
come. Confederate encroachment, rs
you call it, has been circumscribed, and
there are reasons, certain,ics, l might
say, for the belief that the Republican
party will maintain its supremacy in the
| government for long time to come"
Edit0r-"Then you are not apprchcn-
sive Of danger in the future?"
Mr.. Evarts-"Certainly not. The
country was never so prosperous as it is
now the governments of tho old world
look at us with amaZemcnt. Here we
have performed tie miracle OF paying c
thousand millions of dollars of our deb
when they thought we were exhausted
by our prolonged civil strife, and at tn,
same time have turned the balance o
trade in our favor. Our system of gov
ernment, as said before, is good one
good enough for any people to live un
der, and strong enough to control its ow,
existence, that is to save itself from de
struction. The world knows and nc
knowledgcs this fact. OF course w
nave our troubles, like the Southern
question we have been talking about, an,
the silver question, but that is about all
and we have survived them.
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all unsl..eTTasbb!!yjT FOR homes, money.
If my views were otherwise | could not
have stood upon the platform upon which
l was elected. Upon this question l
stand with the intelligent and patriotic
men Of the South, who are not to be de-
luded by fiat sophistries The war taught
us the value of currency whose issue
was illmitable, and God knows we are
now too poor to try repetition of the
experiment. Gen. Joseph Il. Johnston.
= No true Memphian who walks our
streets nowadays but must feel proud
over the rapid strides we have made
toward recuperation. Trade of all kinds
is flourishing, and there is rush to do
and be doing; but under the rapid cur
rent there is sympathy, tenderness
and memory.-Appeai.
= To suffer ar d be pleasant is almost
impossible for an adult, and quite so for
a baby. When it is afflicted with Collie,
Diarrh9a or other troublesome disorders
use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. Price 25c.
: The present population Of Texas is
estimated at fully 100000. The State
annually receives about 100000 immi-
grants from various parts of the United
States and foreign countries.
- or eleven prizes offered by the Ag-
ricultural Society of France for excep-
tional merit eight were awarded 90 agri-
cultural machinery from the United
States.
A leading cotton raiser of Hale
county, Alabama, has introduced upon
his plantation 1000 English sparrows,
in the hope that they will prove cffectual
destroycrs of the cotton worm.
= Have used DIR. Balls Cough Syrup
and pronounce it the best medicine in
use. \ case of consumption here was
cured by its use. We chccrfuIly recon
mend it to all satIercrs. -JefI'ress, Roberts
| & Co. South Boston. Va. Nov. IL. 1870
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s ToUCHINGLY BEAUT;FUL.--He the
dear ola mother. Time hns scattered
the snowy fakes on her brow, pIowed
deep burrows on her cheeks, but is she
not sweet and beautiful now? The l;na
arc thin and shrunken, but thoJe ara the
lips which have kissed many hot tear
from the childish cheek, and they are tlle
sweetest lips in all the world. The eve
Is dim, yet it glows with the so ss radiance
of holy love which can never fade. All.
yes she is Q dear old mother. 4 Tt6 saiili6
Of slite axe nearly run otit, but fe0bie al;
she is, she will go further aud reach
down lower for you, boy, than,any other
upon earth. You cannot walk into s
midnight where she cannot sec you. Won
can't enter prison whose bars win keep
her out, can never mount scaffoId too
high for her to reach that she NAV kiss
and bless yon in evidence of her death-
less love. When the world shall Viespise
and fossake yon, when il leaves YOU bv
-thc waysi6e- 20 dio slslaesioStl ~
old mother will gsther you in her feeble
arms and carry you homo, aud tell rosl
of all your virtues until you almost for.
get thc~N our soul Is disigured by vices.
Love hertenderly and cheer her Jeclin.
ing years with holy devotion
IN round numbers wcSihase now
$4,000 post offices, and they tre ii,oreas-
ing at the rs,te OF about 1000 n year
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HIGHLY EsTEEMED.-Dr. Prices
Unique Perfumes, Pet Rose. Alsta Bou-
quet and other odors, ere rich and high
~ esteemed perfumes They are used by
the most polished and refined persons for
their powerful, durable and exquisite
fragrance. No toiletis complete without
them.
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A SIMPLE INsECTIcIDE.-Ho alum
water IS the best insect destroyer known.
Put the alum into hot water and let il
hoi. ill it is all dissolved then apply
the solution hot with q brush to all
cracks, closets, bedsteads, and other
places, where any insects arc found
Ants, bed bugs, cockroaches, and creep.
ing things are killed by it; while it has
no danger poisoning the family or in.
juring property.-JOurnai Of Chemistry.
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The great popularity of DR.. Prices
Cream Baking Powder is the beat evil
dence of its worth. Whenever sweet,
white biscuit is wanted, or light pot
pie, an elegant cake, or q delicious pud-
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should be used. It is purity itself.
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LEGAL LADYERTLsLyG.--yYe are compelled 20
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OF 80 5tI E..B MURRAY & CO.,
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'Foncasi, the man who recently a,-
tempted tho assassinate King Alfonso, of
Spain, has been sentenced TO death.
- "A Georgia negro ate 1t one sitting
fifteen pounds OF oysters aud crackcrs,
anl wanted more.
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STANDARD EXcELLENCE.-The place
that DIR. Prices Flavoring Extracts have
won in public estimation sustains us in
tho assertion that for standard excellence
they have no equal. Every h0usewife
who has had occasion to use DR.. Prices
Special Flavoring Extracts will endorse
the above statement.
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= tn round numbers weShave now
10000 post offices, and they ltre iHoreaa-
ing at the rste Of about 900 n year.
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FIRES.
THE VIRGINIA PENlTENTlARY.

THE VIRGINIA PENITENTIARY.
Richmond. Nov. ia 1re at the Vir-
Rinia penitentiary this morning burned
three story brick building over 2OO feet
long. In which we're the. cooper. carpenter,
shoe and machine shops Another build.
ing Of similar proportions, occupied as
tobacco manufactory and dining hail for
prisoners. was considerably damaged.
There was much excitement among the
prisoners but the guards, aided by the DO
lice, prevented trouble. Loss $65, 900. In.
sured
AT ATLANTIC CITY.
Atlantic City. N. j., Nov. ia fire
last night caused lMs Of *35. 900, mostly
insured. Edward s. Taylor died of heart
disease, precpetutsd BY exc it.ment.
AT BRADFORD.
Bradford, Pa, Nov. 15.-A fire broke 1t
about half past nine last night, in a wine
room over the theatre con'ique. caused by a
defective chimney. Ii rapidly ppread, and
soon the lower end Of Main street was in
AosAA>et ouA Au AlCN DuiueN OVCT eXleuUIuR
from Boyleston street north, Corydon south,
the Erie railroad track east, and OsRood's
dwelling house west, on Main street, com.
prisins fifty buildings, and including the
Ridell house, Pierce house. United States
express building, Bovaird / Seeyfary's ma.
chine shop and foundry, Stewarts planning
mill aud numerous small hotels, boarding
houses, saloons, &c. Loss about $l50,0CO.
Rebuilding will begin At once.
AGAR FULL OF PAssENGERs.
Bangor, Me-, Nov. l5.-A special from
Carleton, N. B.. says the New Brunswick
railway cars ran of The track near Florence.
vile las. night, and passenger car con.
tanning twenty pa.ss ngcrs took FIRE and Wa
burned. and Ar. Parker. Of Fl. Fair6eld
- killed, child ~ burned, sod 1Aeeu
pepons were injured. Parker 10 supposed
% rnesa Hacker. OsAes disrssches ssats
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TELEcRAPHlc eREvlTIEs.
THE TRUE story COMING.

THE TRUE STORY COMING.
New York, Nov. 15.-The public is likely
to lesrn soon the true story of black Friday,
September 24th, 1869, through the medium
of the United States district court in the
bankruptcy Of Albert Spegers, broker for
the Fish &Gould combination of gold bulls.
The sale of sixty-four millions Of gold, in.
volving a difference between 60 per cent. and
of one per cent. premium is question
which must come before the court in the
proceedings growing out ofthe case.
GENERAL DENIAL.
San Francisco, Nov. 15.-U. 8. Surveyor
General Wagner makes general denial Of
the charges preferred against him BY ex-state
Surveyor General Gardner. and etlgmatize.
the latter as a land shark and agent for land
grabbers, who was angry because he was un-
able to use Wagner and his Office for the
benefit Of land grabbing rings.
UNITED woRKMEN.
Chicago, Nov. l5.-The grand officers Of
the ancient order of united workmen met
here this morning for the purpose of I'D.
jus,iDg their loeses on account the yellow
fever. The order was seriously ,mpover.
ished especially in Tennessee.
OBITUARY.
Boston, Nov ,l5-Capt. John s. Sleeper
formerly editor and part proprietor Of the
Boston Journal and q popular writer nndr,
the non de plume Of Hoosier Martingale
died last night, sged g.
THE BRIDGEPORT WALKER.
Bridgeport, Con, Nov. l5-At noon To-
day Napoleon Campsna had scored 44(
miles In bis effort To best O'Leary's record
Thhty.six hours remain.
NO REPORT.
Washington, Nov. l5.-No crop report
will bs issued this month bu. the reporl
covering the yield and average will b.
made in Dscember.
RAILROAD PROJECT.
New York, Nov. l5.-The Georee,ov n
Leadvills 4 San Juan raiiroad, with q CAP
i'al stock Of Ave million., divided into 80.
900 shares Of 500 each, 10 run be,vesr
Georec'ovn and Leadville. on The .ou,h.r,
boundary Of Colorado, has besa ioco,po,.
ted. with Jay Gould, Sidney D;lloa and Ru.
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sell Sage. Of this city, Fred l.. Ames, of Bos-
ton, and w. A. II. Lovsland, G. G. Welsh
and Z. L. Bertrand, Of Colorado, incorpo-
raton. It is designed to continue this route
into New Mexico and Arizona,
BosToN's APPROVAL.
Boston, Nov. 15.--The clearing house in
this city today approved the action of the
New York clearing house. regarding re-.
sumption and the association was pledged
10 adopt the same procedure on and after
January 1st
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The Police Promise a ReveIa.
tion Regarding the Man.
haitian Robbery.
It is an Open Question Now Whether or
Not the Whereabouts Of the Stew
art Remains are Known.
A Black Friday Explanation Forth.
coming through tho Medium Of
a Bankruptcy Case.
CRIME.
ONsp1R1Na ro cHEAr.

CONsPIRINo TO CHEAT.
Boston, Mass, Nov. l5.-M. Frank Page
has been held for examination on the twen-
tieth, on conspiracy to cheat creditors
His bail is fixed at $4,000.
ALLEGED INCENDIARIEs.
New York, Nov. l5.-Jas. Levy, Isaac
Perlton. Abraham d. Freeman and Chas.
Bernstein have been arrested here BY the
marshal on charge Of causing number Of
fires on the east side the city in the hope Of
securing excessive insurance.
EXAMINATION POSTPONED.
Wilmington, N. c., Nov. 15-An appeal
having been taken in the case Of secrest his
examination will not take place to-day.
HEAVY DAMAGES CLAIMED.
New York, Nov. 15.-The suit instituted
by Peter Marie, Frank A. Otes. George
Fearing. N. A. Cowdry. Robert L. Cutting,
Jr.. and Jacob Cromwell against Cornelius
X. Garrison for *2,6OO,O 900 damages, for al.
legged violation of an agreement by Garrison
for the reorganization of the Pacific rail.
road of Missouri was argued in the super
ior court yesterday.
THE MANHATTAN ROBBERY.
New York New. 15.-It is confidently be-
lieved that the police have dispelled the
mystery enshre uding the Manhattan savings
bank robbery, that one Of the chief opera
tors is in custody and further arrest. will be
made 10 day. .Early this morning man
whose name appears on the police returns
as Henry Vineland was arrested and arraign-
ed in the police court, when he was remand.
ed to prison until further evidence could be
obtained.
THE STEWART REMAINS.
New York, Nov. 15.-Thc police say
there is moi n shadow of truth 10 the re-
ports published this morning that they
know where the body If A. r, Stewart IS
hidden aud tlA, d.tec YES are shadowing
the thieves. Judge Hitnr, was at police
headquarters this morning. but refused TO
answer any questions with the manner OF
man who considered mself having been
Imposed ON.
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FOREIGN.

NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUED.
Rome, Nov. I5.-It is stated that Cardi.
nal Nina, papal secretary Of state will con.
tinue negotiations about sending nnncios to
the South American republics.
INNUNDATIoN.
The overflow Of the Tiber has inundated
the Ripetta piazza Of Pantheon, via Tordinora
piazza Stangelo, Gletto and all lower streets
of the city.
HALIFAX THROWING HERSELF,
Halifax, Nov. 15.--Everybody is COM
mencing work in earnest to make the
reception to the new governor general
and royal lady one worthy oftheir rank and
credit to the city.
GONE TO INVESTIGATE.
London, Nov. 15.-The British gunboat
Condor recently went to Bourgos to investi-
gate the alleged outrage on the British vice
consul.
NO MORE BAIL.
Edinburg, Nov. l5.-Tbe high court of
justice has definitely refused to admit to
bail any more Glasgow bank directors.
ANOTHER HEAVY FAILURE
London. Nov. 15-Welhelm Pustan &
Co., of Hamburg. one of the largest houses
In the China trade has failed. Donner s.
Co., London merchants, who suspended
Wednesday last, are their agents here,
DEPRESSED HOP TRADE.
London, Nov. l5.-Hop growers and 9th.
ers interested in the hop trade will meet at
Maidstone on the 2sth to consider whether
the depressed state of the hop and other
trades is not the result of the free trade
system.
FOUR DAYS FIRE IN SHIP.
Queenstown, Nov. l5.-A cargo of cotton
on board the steamer Wyoming, just arrived
from New York, is reported to have burned
four days and when the chip reeched harbor
she had several feet Of water in her fore com.
partment, pumped in to extinguish the
flames.
TWO HEAVY FAILURES.
London, New. l5.-Jno. Lomas 4 Co.
chemical manufacturers, Jarrow on Tyne,
with paid up capital Of /. half million dol
lars, have failed. Asserts will probably rea-
lize 25 per cent. Young, Listor & Co, ship
owners ami insurance brokers and sail max.
ers have also failed. Liabilities half mil.
lion dollars.
sUNsHADE WINS
London, Nov. Is The Shrewsburx cup
to-day was won by Sunshade.
Views OF A NEWSPAPER
s.. Petersburg, Nov l5.-Thc Golns
newspaper has a strongly wofded article on
this event, which il says constitutes clear
violation of tho neutrality of the Black sea.
The Euglish, may cut our sea commuuica
tons at any moment Does England wish
t, measure Russia's forbearance who is no "
seeking for war
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MARKETS sY TELEGRAPH

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
WALL STREET.
New York, Nov. Is.
Money-3@4c.
Gold--$l .O0sc.
Stocks-Quiet.
Goverments-Strong.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Nov. Is.
WnEAr-Dull; No. 2 red, November,
$l.07.
RYE-Firm; western, 5sl@5s}c.
BARLEY-Dull.
CoRN-shade easier; western mixed A
@47c.
OArs-Firm; western mixed, 304@32c.
PoRK-Dull; $7.60.
LARD-Steady; $6.223c.
WH1sKY-$l. .09c.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Noy. Is.
WHEAr-Qulet and weak No. 2 red,
SEC; No. 2 spring, sole for cash; size bid
for December; S2c bid for January.
CoRx-Weak; 32ic for cash; 32c for
November 3lsc for December.
OArs-Irregular and 6rmer No. 195t
bid for December.
RYE-443c.
BARIEY-Hisher; 800 for cash.
PoRK-Firmer $3.50 for cash, Decem
ber SIC bid for January.
LARD-Easier; 5s5 for cash $685. bic
for December.
WH1sKY-$l.06.
MILWAUKEE,.
| Milwaukee. Nov. Is.
! WHEAr-Dull; s@3c lower except No
and rejected, which advanced; hard
s1.0l; No. !, 81; No. 2, sl4c for cash
Size for December; s2ac for January
No. 3, Zoe; No. 4, CSC.
CoRN-Steady; 33c
OArs-l92c
RYE-44c.
BARLEY-82c.
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that Nathan Perry, Of Presque Isle, former
proprietor Of the Hatch house, in this city,
was killed aud burned.
Dr.. II. D. Dodge, oenusl, Dewi,t's block
Yankton. H., -
Fresh oysters at II. l. Browns, by the can
or dish.