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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE countenance is pale and leaden-
l. colored, with occasional fiushes, or
circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pu-
pills dilate; an azure semicircle runs
along the lower eye-lid; the nose is IL
ritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds ;
a swelling of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with humming or throbbing
of the ears; an unusual secretion of
saliva; Shiny or furred tongue; breath
very foul, particularly in the morning;
appetite variable, sometimes voracious,
with gnawing sensation of the stom-
ach, at others, entirely gone; fleeting
pains in the stomach; occasional
nausea and vomiting; violent pains
throughout the abdomen; bowels IT.
regular, at times costive; stools Shiny;
not unfrequently tinged with blood
belly swollen and hard; urine turbidi
respiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiccough; cough
sometimes dry and convulsive; uneasy
and disturbed sleep, with grinding of
the teeth temper variable, but gener-
ally irritable. &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepare.
ton, not capable Of doing the slightesi
injury 10 tie most tender infant
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER
MIFUGE bears the signatures of c. Nc
LANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
| wrapper. 90
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DIR. Price, by new process extracts
the subtle flavor from every delicious
fruit and aromatic. In his Flaycring
Extracts, the characteristics taste and
freshness of the real fruit is preserved
Ladies that wish something superior in
the way of fiavoring extracts. should
purchase DIR. Prices.
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eoRouon OFFICERS.

Mayor-WiliIam Vance.
Czerk-W. 4. Plat.
Tredsnrer-Daye. 7. Davis.
MarxkaI-Jamss n. Byai.
Nre>f commissloncT-J, nm Aczer-
AftorneH-James A. Bope,
Cosncl-E. Palmer, A Browns D. houpl
p " Firmtn, Frank Karsi, Sen.. and e. Il
Seymour.
Ssarf Of LHpropeissats-Wm. Vance. j. a
Bope aud 3. r. Kimmons.
Hoard on HsaLfh-WfIliam edwards. ID. T.
Fisher. i. &. LinviIie, DIR. 4. g. Ballard, w IN
Vance, 81. ID. Snafer, " ). Parzer.
Park Com ~ Stssloners-Miit. az, DAVID rel
ers, Henry Kob- 4,
Cemeterg Directors 3 Hal, j. X
Clark L. 4. Baldwin
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10 CCNSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured OF that dread disease Consumption,p ,py
q simple remedy. Is anxious 70 MAKE known
IN vino desire a., he will Send copy OF the
Prescription used. free OF ch rEe), with the
directl0ns for preparing AID using the same,
GuxrrIop. AsfasA, BRoNcHIrm, &C Parties
w1G61nx The DreaeftpftJn, VIII please addre11
LA WILSON. 10 Penn et Wilham5urBh
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TrCRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
"A Law, Eindlay, Ohio. ONCE in Head
qusrters' Building, Northeast OF Court
House. VIII attend promptly to business
entrusted to his care. April 6. lS12.
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A TroRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law
a and Notary Pcbiic. Will attend promptly
tc all business entrusted 10 his c are Partieu'
lar attention given Collections. Partitionine
of Lands and business in Probate Court.
Office on Main street. in Rossman's Block
yearly opposite the Court House. May z.
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sxM A LECTURE
ITO YOUNG MEN

Jusf Published. in a Sealed Envelope. Price
air cents
a LECTURE on the Nature. Treatment,
and Radical cure of Seminal Weakness. or
Hpermatorrhoea, induced by elf-Abuse, In
voluntary Emissions, Impotency. Nervous
Debility, and impediments to Marriage gen
orally: Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits,
Mental and Physical Incapacity. 6c--By
ROBERT ]. CULVER WELL. NJ D., author
of the .sGreen Book &c.
The worId-Ienowned author. In this ad-
mirahie Lecture, clearly proves from his own
1experience that the awful consequence OF
6eifAbuse may be efiec' ualiy removed with
out uedicine and without dangerous surgi-
: cal operations. bougies. in-trufsents, rings
or cordials: pointi, 2 out q mode Of cure af
once certain and e1ecIual by which every
sufferer no matter what his condition may
be, may cure himselfcheaply. privately and
81 Tzis Lecture scili prore a boon 10 thoss
sands and thousands.
Sent under seal. In a plain envelope. tt
&ny address. on receipt OF SIX cents or twt
postage Btampe.
Address the Publishers
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUHII
Ooassa0a Pgeas Jadye n. III Dodge
auditor Joseph k. kagy.
CLERK Of C1sGrts &c Ft w. Prsoie.
Treasurer Peter Hosler.
hecoTder-Joseph II. Guizgiiler-
Pr,t1Ee JHiJe samuel u. tsifiaan-
ssherff-PAriee T.. frfsch.
fr0se-,ssiag zstoraeg--Henry Brown.
r,y7Daer Dr. T. q. bsrnhill.
c,saats.i5aers- Ross w. core, Joh ID
Bishop an John Edgington.
ssa-atrg Direct1rs-Cam 20 sH By@l. L ID
watson aui J. 4. Busnong.
fsdr,arrg eaoeg-taes sndeSa-James Il Henry
s-h afctmlfers-W. r Plat, K X SUN
ria-d. tSli bpriias Martz.
TOWNSHIP OFftC FRS.
fraxsees-Samuei IL Bward, e. Jordan and
II. Byal. 49,
lIerk Henry II. Louthen-
1reGsurer-Henry Schwartz
Justices d B. Bearsisley and o. A Ballard
coasin6Les-B. T.. Ryal. and VIM Alsp sch
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r. 5sHTFER.

SURvEYOR. Ofiice in first block South OF
- Court House Attention given to retracing
the lines of old surveys. laying ont, parting
of, and dividing up lands, ,leveling fol pronies
of roads and bitches.
March 10 1915 Rrn
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D.r.DAyIs. j. J.w.DAyIs- n. L. DErvILER
DAVIS, DETWILER 4 co.
tIYHOLEsALE AND RETAIL GROCE 3,
w and Dealers in Flour, Provisions, Wood-
an VII ow and Stone Ware, Confectionery,
sale at Cleveland and Toledo prices. Nos. 81
md o. Main Street.
May i. 76-tf.
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Gifr and County 1irerforp.

Arrival and Departure OF Mails at the
Elnaiay Post-of6ce-
DxPAETUkE.
csreg Branch c. 3 q e. RR-, 800 a. m.
T. e & o. RR. going Sotdh, li:l5 a. M
North. 4:45 r. Tn.
Greg RraacA Q. s. d G. RR-, 6:l5 p m
L. E'6 L. R6. JoiaJ South, :l5 q. m
.. NoTlh, 4:55 p m.
DEPARTURE
, "a Saren PoTTd5e, Munger and BowIngOTeeh
Fac sizy, thurs lay and saturday AZ sam
M Btfach1rG, a1EcktoUn and Es0ing co'7'e'.
gednesd ~ and saturday. at q; N.
ri:ae,oa WiuiamsCoDa and DanksTk inesa@y
aud saturday, at p. m.
OAK kfldge OttaOd. Roanoke, BeLmore, ana o'"-
boa - Taesdag aud Friday. al a. m.
genton RIDGE ytGnley and ReadLetOn-frioay'at
geco1.6 and pors oge- Center Daily Fat p In
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6nrdlsy Husinsss 1irsrforp
~. WALTMAN, Nj. ID.

DIR. +. l.. McQUAIDE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Houck-
town, Ohio. Will attend all calls day or
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TIC. BALLARD,
nHYSlCIAN AND SURGEON.

0FFICE-Oyer Hume Halls Boot and
shoe store.
RESIOENCE-SouthM Main Street, LIST house
North of furniture rooms:
viii respond promptiy to calls at all hoQrs-
When not otherwise engaged can be cc
suited at ms Office between the hours or
Al and p M l6-4l
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CHURCHES.

Methodist EpiscopGl-Rev. Parker p. Pope.
Pres5yGes1an-Rev.R & r. Sutherland.
L,ttaerdn-Rev. q. s. Sprecher.
Oosgreoationdt-Rev.D ID. +. Davies
EpaagelicGL Church-Rev. A Heusel
United Brefhren-Rey. T. ID. IDgle.
German Refarm-Rey. A. Konetzka-
Church Of God-Rey. w. p. Burchard
,Sf- Wichrer's Ccfhotfc Church, B. Young.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-12-27

The great celebrity ofour TIN TAG TO
BACCO has caused many limitations
thereof TO be placed on the market. we
therefore caution all Chewers against pur-
chasing such limitations.
All dealers buying or selling other plug
tobacco bearing a hard or metallic label.
render themselves liable to the penalty OF
the Law, and all persons violating our
trade marks are punt liable by fine and
imprisonment EE ACT OF CONGRESS-
AUG. IA, 1876.
The genuine LORILLARD TIN TAG
{ TOB ACCO can be distinguished by Tts
TAG on each lump with the word LOB
lila RID stamped thereon.
Over 2 OSs tons tobscco sold in 1877 and
nearly 500 persons employed in fac
tories.
Taxes paid Gov'm't in 1877 about 03.-
500 900, and during past i2 years, over
20 900, 900.
These goods are sold by all iobbers at
manufacturers rates.
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w, n. YosT, N. %
DR. ABNER l.. DAVIS,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, MI Blanch,
ard. Ohio, All caiis promptly ATTENDED
- 6tf.
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HENRY BROWN,

A cTORNEY AT Law Once upsi airs, first
"A Door Sonth OF Court Ho, Sc; Findlay.O-
Novemoer "a. lS74-f.
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e. r. DUNN.
L III L0H NS0N

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ONCE in New Bank Building, West side OF
Main street. No. SO (Nov. 2-tf1
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o.-ar ,,lev,s Store

OFFICE-Oyer .rnley's Store.
KESIDENCE-C- sSoIth Main street.
Ofice hours from O'Clock A M VII .
O'CLOCK 2. N, when not otherwise engaged.
viii attend calls at any time in town or
a.as nacysisy 81
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JAMES A. BOPE,
IACORK. BURKET.

a
Street. Findlav Ohio. April IA II
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nRy rRtrcH A. RICKETs,

and SURGEON. ONCE up
L stairs in Davis Opera House Biock, Flnd-
Az uhio- 81 ly
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PHYSICIANS and Sur
III geons. nilay, OHIO. Successors 70
Detwiler q Tritch.) We Will be pleased 10
see any or all of the patrons OF the late Dr.
No. .xufl
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AGUE AND FEVER.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS

No better cathartic can be used preparatory
to, or after taking Quinine.
A. a eimnle nurJative fhf-r are unaoualad
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I
nephew Of the Academician, and Baron
d. Herpent. After eight passes without
result, the seconds declared honor salts
fed. On Wednesday afternoon a due
with pistols at thirty PAGES, came aff al
Plessis Piquet, between VI Ernest Dre-
ole, a Bonapartist Deputy, and u Gilbert
Martin, caricaturest, and editor Of the
Don Quichotte; of Bordeaux. One shot
only was exchanged, which resulted in
no harm 20 either combatant
Count Potocki died on Tuesday at hi;
splendid mansion in the Avenue Fried
land, aged sixty four. He was very
wealthy, and it is recounted that he 60,
himself naturalized in England in order
to disinherit his son, with whom he was
however, always on good terms; but sub
sequently he made will in his sons "a
vor. He was the husband of the Count.
ess Delphine Potccki, who to soothe the
dying hours of Chopin played his melo.
dies by his bedside.
Some weeks ago painful sensation
was made in the nineteenth arrondisse
ment by the arrest of NJ Finet, respec-
table wine merchant, very influential in
his quarter, and who took a prominent
part in organizing reception to NJ de
Marcene, the Minister Of the Interior
on the heights of Belleville. 1t was
found out that M Finet, unknown to
himself had been sentenced to transpor-
tation for life as member of the Paris
Commune. On Tuesday he appeared
before the court martial to purge his
contempt He denied that he ever in
any manner recognized the Commune
He did af.er March I'd, continue to wear
his National Guards uniform, but It was
only the better 10 protect old men, wo
men, and children. Among the vines
es in Ms favor was II Allen large, Dsp-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-28
DANVILIE.
TCorrespon dcrce OF The Richmond Dispatch.l
OCTOBER 26, 1878.

TCorrespondcIc OF The Richmond Dispatch.I r
OCTOBER &c, 1878.
The Grays were at hcme from the Lynch
burg Fair Yesterday morning, and the men,
hers were on duty during the day IN their
several departments OF business. The COM
pany won the second honor $500 for DRIFT
ing, and this was gracefully returned by
Mr.. y. I. HutchingS as the representative
OF Captain Gerst and the company. The
first honor was woa by the Lynchburg
Home Guards. The judges were General
j. 4. Early, General d. Ii. Diaury, and
Captain c. Z. Wertenbaker. ~. B.. XXI
Much satisfaction is felt here OH receiving
the information that Judge Tredway has
dissolved the Injunction upon the super
rsors of Henry county as TO the subscrip-
ton OF 100000 in county bonds for the
proposed Henry railroad. Mr.. James Al.
Whtte represented the compartments.
Hon. G.. Y. Thomas, Colonel William Mar.
tin. and Mr.. s. e. White represented the
friends OF the railroad. II Is said that the
case will 60 up to the Supreme Court OF
Appeals. ""s .H...' .''
The warehousemen speak hopefully as to
trade for the current tobacco year. They
say they will have something to sell which
people will want to buy. The report OF the
market is that the old crop is about ex-
hausted and that receipts are increasing as
the season advances. These are the quota
tions for new tobacco: Common bright
Tugs, 81 to Sc; good bright, Sc to So; fan
cv smokers, So TO SIS; common bright
leaf, IS to $40; good bright, Sl2 to SIS;
fine, $40 to $50; fine wrappers, $50 to $40 ;
extra, S45 to $50.
Major Sutherln made one OF his matter
of-fact speeches mt the Masonic Hall last
night in support OF the narrow-gause rail.
road which it is proposed to run out west
wardly from Daurlle. Ia " ALPHA.
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T,OIUSA COUNTY.
RESULT OF THE WEEKS woRK-THE CANVASS
correspondence of tine Richmond Dispaich.l
- GREEN SPRINGS. Ocioler 90. 1873. =

RESULT OF THE WEEKS WoRK-THE CANVASS.
correspondence of the Richmond DispalchI
-- GREEN SPRINGS. October &c, 1873.
4 good weeks work has been done in
this county. Commencing ut Apple Grove
on Monday, Hopes Tor Jackson) OIL Tues
day, MeYedith's store on wednesday, Bells
Cross Roads on Friday, and at this place to-
day, the important issues OF the canvass
have beer discussed before large and inter-
ested gatherings Of the people. We have
gained ground everywhere. The solid ar
guments OF Major Robert Stiles. Colonel
William 5. Gilman, Captain Frank '. Win
stou, and the personal presence OF General
Johnston, ready in his brief, pointed way
to answer satisfactorily any questions asked
him and to define his position clearly, have
told with surprising effect upon people
who have never understood fully the real
issues involved. The appointment at Oak
Grove failed in consequence OF some Of the
speakers being unable to reach the place on
account OF high water. The largest num-
Der OF people were found at. Bells Cross.
Roads. Colonel Gilman reached the ground
in time to close with one o. his; inimitable
speeches. which carried the crowd and ac-
complished much for the Conservative par
ty. Our people have heard him before when
the grand battle was waged against Radical
oppression, and all have peculiar interest
in him. Send him everywhere. .E. sa,.s,ay
To-day we have Major Stiles, Colonel Gil:
man, Colonel Burweil, and Others with us,
and the good work goes on. sG.i
Colonel Newman was represented during
the week by DR.. Monteira, r. A. Henson,
II. NJ. Anderson, H.. j., Vale. and others.
Monday at Treyilian's, Tuesday at BibRs
store, and "Wednesday. at 9faEceyyille closes
the canvass in this county. We trust Louisa
viii give = good account OF herself on 9th
November .l.: sr-''.'aab !. LooKER-0N.
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Ti,e T.,ss N N M, Z, III ~ 81 Faousion.

8
New YoRK, October 2s. -gaptafn spicer,
sd neTinte dent Jff the Mallory Line. Re
Geiyed The following dispatch to-day from
Captairf :Steyensa commander Of the lost
steamer CITY OF Houston So - Els
ga. Ieak CONNIE leed around The stuMng-
box We finally stopped that, bHtthe water
still gained from some unknown source.
The fires were MI out at fifteen minutes past
midnight. Used the donkey. boiler till the
pump stopped Under water. At 8 a. M.
there was ten feet Of water in the after part
Of the ship" .;.s 81 -
Captain Splcar said the passengers would
be brought back to this city by the saEan-
nah and Charleston Lble, and would be- for
-warGed TO their destination in the steamer
State, OF Texas, which will leave this port
next wednesday. The CITY Of Houston was
one Of the finest boatsfoa the liae and val
ued at about 100000. She was iasureGfoF
about two thirds Of her value in Europeans
countries. .-.E,[ .}ssll - 4 ~ -
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FINANCIAL. 8
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

s.ys
american Goid.-1 0GY bid, i Of asIfsG,
STATE Secarit -VIrginfa consols. E2S bid. 90
asked: Virginia tGtsols, rEn, 40 hid; Virginia
Suudable. 30 bid: Virginia deferred. 5h nd yfs-
gt,ia tax-rEceiYable coupons. 81 bid az ASKED.
CftV SecHr Hies.-R Richmond city S's. j. and j..
ter So. IL. and a., IL III bid, 115 asked. y 90 I
Railroad BsHds-Norf0lk and PetsEsDurg Kaii-
road first mortgage 7F J. and j. Ig2R bid; Rfc,-
mond Gad Petersburg RailroaSs first Haorfgazs S's.
A. and e., 10S bfds Richmond: ETederte kshssS
and Potomac Railroad EaoEtsaGet G's. - and d.. log
bid; Or1nae and tafe1:,utrfa Raiit6a6 fnfrd mort.
gage SIS, II. and IT., "a asked: S1tAnond anc
Danyille Railroad consolidated 6's. NJ. and n. n
bid, gu asker: Richmond. York River afd Chess
peake Railrosdlrst saosss5ee So, and y7S bid.
-Raftrodd -Stucks.- sf, fctmond aud Per rs0ur3
Railroad, 100 par, 81 ,5sd. So asked; Righmoad,
frederick Sburg atrd Pbfof1Sc Railroad common:
100 par, IS asked Richmond. redericks6uty and
Potomac RailTotf sewers yer teDf guarantetds 100
par, 93k asked Richmond, and Danville Rai,.pad,
leo par 4 bid. 6k<asked.
Eank Siacks-Farst National. 100 par III bsl;
National Bank OF Yirs,ina. 100 par, so asksa;
Planters NaiIonaL 900 par I05s Sd: STATE BanEcf
Virginia 100 par. 70 lid :; Merchants aud Planters
savings. 25 par, 19gasked> Cieirns Bank, 25 par,
~ asked.
Insurance Comparatively virginia State. rs raFs
~ bid; Virginia Home, .lOOpar, DO asked: MerS
chants and Mechanic IUO par SO bid, 80 asked +
Cry LOO par, So asked -:,3Itit TO-, Ssf.4
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-...,.x,Y -rEyENUE RECEfpTS----T0bACco Ex-
s.,nnnrs--pEATH OF A MINtsTER--COLORED
i ror,n CONFERENCES yBLIcAE MASS
.@,ssr1Sc-poLTIIcAL NoTEs--CaLL oF a
PASTOR, &C.
,,,.-,..noudepce OF the Richmond Oispatch1
tN'''>'' OCTOBER %. 1878.
n,o ;nternal-revenue receipts in the Pc
.L.n,,~c district during the week ending
, .oI3,v amount to Ss0,S4S.S6.
trne amount OF manufactured tobacco ex-
r,ns in bond from this port for the week
Ming SI;r to-day was about $4,000 pounds.
e'' Dny Valentine Down died last night ath bis
80 near Stony Creek The deceased was
n0 n"iniyter OF the Presbyterian faith, and
I'D ';', nnly been living in this section about
~. nS" He had charge OF the Presbyterian
ss Sb lately built at Stony Creek. and ms
onmo;ntmenis 70 preach also EXTENDED TO
Thrsler. He was most worthy man, and
III. death is very much regretted.
THE. Annual Conference OF the Coiored
methodist Episcopal Church OF America VIII
sanyene in Lawrenceyille on Wednesday
ths sAth instant. Bishop w. IL. Miles, OF
Iopisril!e, KY, will preside. .. ..2I !. j,
The Republican mass-mee:lng at tue
Academy OF Music last night was very
iaroe one. Colonel John Il. Pepham, OF
richmond, made the speech OF the eve
niuc-a very good one from his standpoint:
We was strong in bis advocacy OF SOUND
currency. but was very severe OF Demo
cratic policy in general. Dir. George G.
Corbarn, secretary OF the United States
Srnsie. and also of the Republican National
Eyecutiye Committee, followed Colonel
Popham. His arguments were mainly de
voted 10 the currency question and to q
COMPARISON OF the policies OF the Demo
cratic and Republican parties. Both gem
tIen,en, imagine, were disappointed in the
character of their audience, which was al
most entirely a black one.
The reoisira,ion-bookS were opened in
,biz city for revision to-day. The business
a, the registrars was very light. being
mostly in receiving and giving transfers.
\ GOOD many OF our people will go over
10 Et:rick 20. night to hear the addresses OF
General Joseph L. Johnston and Captain
George u. Wise. $751;.
The Republicans have had deputy mar
sbas appoiated for service from now until
election day. There is one for each precinct
in the city, and probably number for the
counties.
Rev. DR.. Hatcher. OF Richmond, is an
nounced to preach i'll the First Baptist
church tomorrow night.
meeting OF the congregation OF the
Second Baptist church will be held to-lnor-
row. TO call pastor in place OF Rev. George
J. HOLIDAY. resigned, and Rev. j. Z. Hut
son, declined.
There are now IS inmates in the poor
houSe. % OF them white. The expenses OF
the institution this month will be ST65.
ROBIN ADA!R.
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LATEST E0REEGN NEWS.
FrancC.
VEHHCCs "
FRANCo-AMERlcAN Treaty OF COMMERCE.

the FRANCo-AME1lcAN TRE&TY OF COMMERCE.
. LILLE, October 26!-A great meeting was,
held in this city to-day in favor OF the
Franco-American treaty Of commerce. Sem
ator Testelin presided, and large number
>of delegates from the northern Chambers
OF Commerce were present VI. Leon Chat
teau and the secretary Of the French CON-
mittee made speeches. The meeting passed
a resolution that as the treaty would, in
various senses, have a most important ef-
feet on scYeralgreat industries OF theNortb,
it was desirable that the various Chambers
Of Commerce should stuty the draft OF the
treaty, and notify the Trench committee
OF their opinions thereon with the least pos
sible delay. .--.rs t;
Foreign ysanns-
LONDoS. October ga Vienna dispatch
SAYS the rumors of the alliance Of Austria,
England, and France against Russia is either
wholly false or grossly exaggerated.
The Standards Vienna dispatch says:
1.-The. debate on the address to- the Throne
in the Reictsrath is expected to be very ex-
cited. The opposition will present their
impeachment motionana, endeavor to Sc
cure the united action of the anti-Minstc-
riallst factions to overthrow the Andrassy
Cabinet
NsTANTINOPIE, october 2S.-Mf. Lay
ard. the British Minister, enerse.icallyi
upon the execution Of the convention be-
tween the Porte and England a3olisbing the
sale and importation of slaves Mr.. Layard
den,an ds the freedom OF the slaves who re-
Gently took refuge at the British Consulate.
| EoNDor, October 26.-A Berlin dispatch
says :, In reply TO the inquiry whether 1t au-
thorized Prince Lahanoff to- inform the
Porte that the evacuation OF Turkish terri
tory depended upon the previous ratitca-
ton of the supplementary treaty, the Rus
sian Government denied that it authorized
any threat involving an irshaction OF the
treaty Of Berlin, and repeated previous as
surances that it proposes to- evacuale occu'
pied territory in accordance with the pro-
visions OF that treaty.
A Vienna dispatch says: The crisis is
unassnsged. 4 Depretts ministry is be.
rieyed to be impossible. The Government
has taken steps to prevent debate on the
address to the throne IN Reichsrath. The
news from Bulgaria is alarming. Notables
are organizing movement for the eXtermi
nation OF Mohammedans, and.the Russians
encourage secret committees in procuring
arms. A great struggle is likely to take
| place during the winter. H:~