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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-11-30

Schulz /. P house, lot, Moscow S. 80
Smith H 81 o.
Simpson NJ vi NV Or nv Or CIV Or ne
Or NV or sec Is So nr5w 50 "a
Schwrichler T H q se Or sec 81, Ell
ne or sec lot 81 nr3w l60 $40 IS
Smith c NJ house aud lot Lewiston 100
feet front 8 side E st. Thonpson's
addition $26 80
Smith ] A sw or sec 2Ot 42nr5
poll tax 50 50
Smith NJ L 81 Sc Or sec 4 n! ne Or sec
4t4ln 4w $l2 p
Sanborn O B poll tax 81 81
Smith W e! ne Or 70 Or no Or sec % t
42nr5 poll tax g OS
Syofford L G nj Sc Or sec IL t Al n r
wpoll tax 81 81
Smith H c poll tax IS 20
Sumpter Il OKeefe warehouse and
shute on Snake river $40 n
Stratton II F NV or sec Is t 43 6
" Sc 81
Sprague M H sw ar ne or and lots 2
and sec 4 IS nr5 wse or 20 Or
sec 33 Sc s W poll tax IS rs
Smart S J l. Bro. part of lot l block
II Lewiston 81 10
Taylor VIM B n! Sc or 81 Sc ar 81 n
r3 W sec II poll tax 81 Is
Taylor E Sc Or sec 7 t37or " poll
tax 81 Is
Taylor ] W sw Or sec Ct nr3w
So O6
Tabor J sw or sec t37nr4 " poll
tax 81 81
lucky J w neqr sec 10 SO n A W
Tyler P lots 7 and 8 block 4 Moscow,
50 63
Thompson j blocks l and 2 Russells
add to Moscow e. 81
Taylor W. S. Il ne or sec 80 vi NV
Or sec 80 50 r5w poll tax
SIG 25
Taylor Sarah house and 1 lots Mos.
COW $S 80
Toner W R poll tax 81 ~
Toner 9 W poll tax So 81
Thomas D J NV or sec 81 43 n r 5 v
poll tax 80 so
Teel w H hf NV or hf sw or sec 8
t4Onr5w $40 SO
In omas Squier poll tax $3 "a
Turner H 4Onr5w $40 n
Taylor VIM E 81 Al
Van Patten Geo sw ar sw ar sec 6 t
Al r4w $22 20
WEIGH j B 81 n
Williams NJ sw Or ne or 50 or NV ar
ne qr Sc or sec Is SO nr ", poll
tar So OF
White Geo house, Thompson's add to
Lewistsu s. 63
White Lew feq sec IL "a n s "
poll tax 81 IS
Wood @ B Moscow poll tax 81 81
Wait s NJ se q sec OF 81 raw
81 81
Wilkinson J A Sc q sec IL "a
W SIS Sc
Wilson L 43 CIV poll tax IL %
Wood D A 6 SO
Ward 7 c lots 8 4 and 2 hf ne q n
hf NV sec II t37nr2 2 90
Wright w. T lots aud 5 ne q ~ a
sec Ct 37nr2w 6 40
Walker G W n hf 50 q hf sw q sec
"a 80 CIV poll tax 8 OF
Waddiugton ] ne q n. q hf ne q sec
8sw NV q sec 81 SO mr. 4 "
Is 43
Woody VIM 4 81
Whitcomb s J ne q sec "a t 80 nra
" ..l2 70
Williams L A Sc NV q sw q ne q sw
q ne q sec l0t4l nr5w 4 As
Whitley A So nr3w poll tax l6
Wandscher Geo hf ne q sec 80 hi
Sc q eec 20 t 80 r2w poll tax
6 81
Wisner A hf NV q hf ne q sec l2
tai nr5w IL SO
7
Youckey C w t 38nr3w 8 SO
Yarbrough T J nwq NV q sec 7 AZ
wpoll tax 4 50
Yarbrough ] B nv q NV q sec Q AZ
nr5w poll tax 3 90
III. w. HOWARD.
Assessor and tax collector, Mes Perez %. I. T.
Lewiston I. T. Nov. - 1857.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-15

CHICAGO, November 14.-The Talleston
Slun, Of this city, composed Of many in
iiucntiai and wealthy men, owns several
thousand acres of marsh-land in Lake
county, Ind. They procured the passage
OF stringent game Laws, and so incurred
the enmity Of "pot-huntcrs - in that see
Ton. In retaliation the latter secured the
passage OF law making 1t a misdemeanor
70 carry out Of the State any game shot
within H. boundaries. \ few days ago a
couple ~ pOachers were arrested and fined.
and now the pOachers have retaliatcd bv
causing the arrest OF Judge knicker.
booker. OF the Probate Court OF thi. ciiv,
and +. \. Howe, president Of the Club.
and they have been bound over for hear
ing on the charge Of illegally exporting
game from the state. 4 general war be-
tween the -poTtsmen and market-funters
j. looked forward to.
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Meiviiie'S "Reminiscences

', " 4',SHiNGIoN, Noveinhsr li.-Enpincer
neville to-day concluded hi> Li.torv - 10
flals of lis boats crew up 10 the ,i,no tbov
reached the native village, in SiLrr,o ana
received assistance. ''''''
III Iaie las been principally a reDoti,lon
oI 'hat already told by Lieutenant Danen.
mower. At the conclusion II his d,ract To-.
umony he was cros>-cxamiucd Win rao,-j
TO Tue discipline maintained. cause. Of di..
''nsion>, and bis opinion OF lie v-i.do,,
and -eamln-hip Of De Lonr.
Vue-tion; What, II you know. w,. tho
particular overt act Tor which Collin. In
.l,I'h lHa', Was, g You sav. suspended
i.om duty
Answer; Of my own knowledge 7 do
n'l know a~ VS. not present in the cabin
a. the time. '''''''
question: In what spirits were the Off.
ccF- and men when thcy started on the r.
IT, =, and generally du.ing tie march. and
"hen' II ~ any time, did they show =nv
dependency:
Answer: They were all in the bet of
,plrii> when they started on the r,trcaiard
during The march. Thcy were more
Thoughtful during tie ten day. camp. and
Grew closer to each other iu more .er;,u,
discussion o. their prospects Of reaclin.,
land and safety.
Question: Va therc % fair division n
'3uor made among all The ship, company
during the retreat:
Answer: Ie-. -.r. Vi;h 'hc exception II
those on TIE -icN lit or suspended from
duty.
Question: Vas Collins iu'lva1le work
ri i-e time when Ac was suspended from
duty:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-15
Partial Settlement Of The Egyptian
Question.

PARIS, November 1.-THE Figaro pub
ilshe. special dispatch from Cairo stating
that the English and French Governments
have come 70 an understanding in regard
- Egypt. England. d compensation for
abolition Of dual control. offers France the
presidency OF the Public Debt Commission.
which VI. Bredii will assume. Other ques-
tons concerning the organization Of
Egypt viii - treated IN concert II all the
European Powers. whose approval Glad
stone believes assured. The Figaro says !:
II may be stated 4, doubtful authority. and
TIE story Ia, been semi-oficlally denied.
ID TO the Present time France las not ac-
cepied Engiand's prcpo-itS concerning
Egypt.
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B special dispatch % the Dal.i ~.
...ed Washington. November 10Th, "A!
oeeof fheraljtical rumor, in circulation to-
AS i. that there l. strong ill-ieelih= De
,,,ea SECRETARY Folger and Assistant Scr
.r. John d. NV. % The Treasury Dcle,...-
at. According TO the rumor this IL
linz began beiore JJdSe Fo'ger ace, -
@ tae ReDalhcan nominalioa I'D NeM
Y.rk. and ba- been intensified since II
WIH b. remembered that soon alter Juu-'
E.f-e- accented the nomination sl,.--
aeut, got into the papers th2t 81.
N.w would succeed Judge o's,l
Pei. -.cretary q the Treasury. TO- :
.rrud, claimed then and since liial ~ H.
Seo himself caused these statements 10 "
made. Wcil-informed Treasury oihei-ls
81, that d Is certain that FOiger ana y"
u.l not remain in the Treasury DelII'-
urlf togrtbef much longer. and th.l ''eit
sr- inoyc chances OF Mr. Eew gong on"
uan Jude Folger. II i sald Dy w
fnend. Of the la,ter that, while MI &c"
uas supposed TO he assisting Judge , OF
GERS election q. Governor, he was III Iedlny
,uuo.iug /, al the time. The rumor zoe
Tat Mr. New VIII retire from the Ire'l'sn!
Department before the meeting OIL ''"-
2Tcss.
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IELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH PROM ALI. POINTS

""iiei Meeting Since the Elections;
'"e humored Char ges; DeniaIs or ynrIou.
''"'het chhcers-Ensineer MeIviIle's Fem.
an'soehces-sirike Of 81. Louis PrddlerS-
me "eorzia United States senatorsblps:
no Elections Yesterday -Frost in Tennes.
1ee' food Crop Prospects in that S,a,c-
"eedng Of the Alabama Leglslatu,e-,
hfntal Father-Reported SAFETY ar thu
"e'''haiia's B0ai-Stsa uaship Ashor. or
charleston, :. c.-Beecher's Sui, In the Su.
p'eme Court OF New York-au Indiana
"ame feud-Casual,Ies by Boiler E.pIo.
SION in Forest City. Ohio-The Weldon. y.
- fair-Canadian Business FaiIprcs
Proceedings Against Dynamite Officials AZ
''ehHa-freHch and Enel;sh Uadsr,ta,s.
ing in Egypt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-15

Western Connections.

OHIO CENTRAL RAILROAD BETWEEN
sA-LE>IuN AND POINT PLEASANT COM
r-z1-.s CEE~> oN TIE oHIo BRIDGE.
TIA LIS. Gap. SIC.
CHARLESTON. NL-T NA..)
November :. l>>-.
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The Recent Collision or Portsmouth.

PORTSMOUTH, Eng, November 1.-THE
captain Of the Westphalia says the collision
between his vessel and another steamer
was caused by the latter improperly star
boarding. He remained on the spot for two
hours burning lights, but the other steamer
disappeared. II Is now the general idea
that the steamer which cOllided with the
Wesiphalia made OH 80 as TO avoid giving
her name.
TH2 WEsTPHALIA's MISSING BOAT sAFg.
L0NDoN, November 1.-THE channel
pilot who landed at Falmouth to-day re-
ports that b0ai-dOubtlrss the one sent
by the Westphalia in search Of the COLI
ding stcamer-was passed twenty miles
northeast OF Beachy Head NJ II O'Clock this
morning. The missing boat was thus all
right nine and q hall hours after il had
been launched
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po.r0y. NoIcmler 10 " -
10 ,,.r.h II Es,.on. Mas. w'n' s", r,
i y. he result Of Tuesday yot , i. ns
ho'l't Oh "o',... 10 an appeal fer aid IN r..
and ,. N rs, Diver Ames lokmgly rcplC ,. 'I
il elec'ra a. ,,royided the successful end
give ~, ,. trDc would contribute q IKE
date for G Iocl paper saws that Genrl Bai,
,um;; "a y of Of Il and promptly agreed si 10 70
lea heara c ., as lar o. he might be
cover the 'oq Tbe General W. elected on
conceril .r,'d.raiic ticket ard Mr. Ame' on o..
the ,D cn,G1i The church-memG,',t' ~
the l.el, ,,;2.n enough to be Thoroughly SIT
i.6ed with both results.
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Telc.raphie Griefs.

one oi the uan injured by the boiler
cXIl,ion near Wa>hineton,illc, Y. y.
Monday. died Monday night. IL. WIS
lying ,ick IN q railroad ,hauty. when the
door Of tie boiler furnace was thrown In
on him IS tie force % the explosion.
crushing hi- i,c which w. subsequently
lmputa,cd. Another ~ tlc wounded men
i said % ir dylnz.
The fa.' train which M New YoIk at
1890 \. y. Monday Viii" p4,>in. p ~
kill VS. run into by aa engine which w1,
crossing th- track. Tho locomotive end
draw .n--room car oi IT, fast train were
hurled from Tho track. and three Va>sen-
gers were injured.
Thomas Rycr,on. aged seventy year,.
va, killed by q train while crossing the
track AZ Last Orange. Y. j.. Monday eve
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-15
Washington lions.

NA,HISoToN. November IL cabinet
meeting va, held to-day for The 'ir-- time
since the election. Secretary Teller and
Attorrey-Gencui Brewster were absent.
TIE session was short. and no action oi
general interest vas taken. The subject 81
making changes in the New York offices
W-> not alluded to. nor was anything >aid
iH regard % the ruuor, q change in the
cabinet. or 10 TIE political situation IN ans
respect. The session va, mainly dego,cd
20 thr purpose oi determining what topic,
should he Included in the Presidents al
LUal message.
Po,tma>tcr-Gcucrl Howe denies that he
intend, 10 resign from the Cabinet.
assistant seer, tary u Tie Treasury Ne".
WHO returned - duty to-day after pro-
lon-ed absence. affirm. that BE- ha- not IT,
,'-ncd ami h9, no intention oi re,i-ninc.
BE dfGi that there ha- ever been amy de-
.-recMert tween himself and Secretary
To,-lr. les also deuie- AL hnowiel-c ol
.l- contemplated remo'aiof Fir~, Auditcr
Ken1i. and second Comptroller lp,on.
po,ma>.cr-GcuGll Howe Al> directed
tl.st free L..' delivery h" be-Un I'D Ign i
lur-. te.. J.aUary 1T. with -iN carrier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-15
Frost aud the Crops.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, November 1.-THE
heavy fro-t of this morning extended all
over the Valley OF East Tennessee. II
was the first frost Of the season in the VI
cinity q Knoxville, the weather up to the
present time having been unusually mild
The weather remains clear and favorable
10 the gathering of late crop, which are
more abundant than they Rave teen for
several year~, corn Icing - per cent. above
the average. The acreage q wheat Just
-own i. greater than il was ever before
known 20 BE- in East Tennessee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-15

IoVrov. November lt.-1he House OF
Commons Committee on the ease Of the
.mrri.onment Il r. Dwyer Gray met g.
~ 70 consider Il, reports. Il /, UNDER
- lint fbree uauer- viii be- presented
- fr.- drafted nv tl- AttOrncv-ienera
.~J favored tv The n.ai 1rity 81 the commit
49,. tain hat Jud-c Lawson acted with
~ his Jurisdiction in impri>on.ng Gray
,ts .c'onl lv Nr. Diiwyn reniarAins
IN ~ the n,e.eut state 81 the law Of con-
,rm~t: and the third ~ The lri'n iAehi,ef>
Il tie committee ,ug-e'tln- cel'''l. ''''et' :
non. 81 tie .sv and rejecting Hroh Inc
conduct a. judge lawson.
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rho rorcs, CITY Boiler Explosion.

CL.vFIANn. ONO, Noyember 81 m
ii. BYdlev. boss carpenter, is added 10
the IL, Of those killed n, night ~ me
boiler explosion at tie Forest city iron, u,
Work,. 4 corrected list OF the wounce"
+, ~ follows: Jenkin Evans. Gu. hanna
los, ph sidley, David Jone,. John Mueller
William Wilson. John u JoneS. LouiS
Kr,u,er. John Maloney, and Thomas Jones.
mo coroner i investigating the case. me
hojler was m old one, and had exploded
I,csora The damage 70 the works l. NOT
definitely known. 1t i estimated at nearly
80 nnn
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pr;,,sn steamship Ashore.

CHARLESTON. :. G.. November Ii i "r
pri,i.6 steamship Royal Welsh. with %
rnr.o Of 1900 bales OF cotton, icr Bare
,cro ~rt ashore on tie treaker- q tAe Bar
.li. morning. 1t the critical moment %
, 49,, tbc turn in tie channel the haw'tr
Lv Which she was being hauled part
Frrt',r~ effort, ly three tug 20 tax her
aG did not succeed, tuc tide having fallen
1 force @; hands and lighter 20 down 9.
once. and she viii be attended - ins, 81. q,
co.,inc Lich w.ter. when strcn- nope are
enter.ained that >hc will 1er oi 'Lr 'h'a!'
The weather /. moderate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-15

Lorls. November li.-Bet"eeh eigh'y
AMI ninety pudders and helpers employed
q. ar "a Clcde rolling-mill. owned by Chei-
a., - - Harrison & Vale. have struck AGAINST
he 10 ner cent. reduction made under al. IN
VI. p,.. ~ between the mil-owners and the
- ,rral~a,asted iron W orker, Association;
~, ,ii'' o.ber mnion men at the L. Clede mlli
have al.o gone out. This no,em men !,
na0 entirely 10 the In Clede MILL all
the other puddlers in the city oelng s''N'
lied with their wages, 20 far ~ Ah0""'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-15
-, or DircefOrs.

i,ra AscS, ~ 81 me Union Generals Wiz com
S r.arcs'' ON tb, jlh Of December b<fore the
Ticj,,b Correc,ionh Tribunal.
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EiectiES United States Senators I'm
Georgia.

ATLANTA. November 14.-In the election
today for United states senator for the
short term. IN The Senate Mr. Barlow r.
ceiyed - vote. and Nh I'LL II. In the
House Barlow received - votes, II;ii Oh
no election. For the lon- torn. I'm Oh.
senate Governor CoiTuiti received ~
votes. Jackson II. Back ,. and Ander-
Ion :. I'm tAe House Governor Colquitt
received - votes. JACKSON IS. Anderson
Is. Black 2'. and Lon-,lrce; 3--n0 c,,c-
RON
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sni, AGAINST Henry ward Bceclier.

Nv YesE. November Ia. t ,..t '1
.--.Y,, Wilkinson against tn Rev. iienrl
V-,rI Be..hrr Vas clcd lor trial to-day
tafor. Ju6.e parlcu. in the SUPP, ne
,lrr, Circuit. The action i, lor breach ot
..,,,,,-,.,-Bc,rh,r failing % complete Ter
.''. ,,,,lii.b.r~. Ford 4 Co.. hi- Lie Of
CFri.t" The riaintiT ailcg,, that BE- vs.
,.-,t - considerable expense In preparing
,n ',' ,,rirr;ug The work. and he sizes % IT,
~, Nit he hes expended. When tie
,p,e wa called to-day both sides an" v',. Il
..Ready." Tcecler was present ana 81 ny
If, counsel. Thomas q. >hcarnaH' hs,ehlN-
~ ti,a oDeniu2 81 the court protreodh->'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-15

BENJAMIN II. Hill, Jr.. in an address be-
fore tie Georgia Legislature ie" ~!
ago, declared that he would % stau - - 10
IN ,be Tri,ed states Senate during the
.bort term oceasioned by the death OF his
f,fher Wr. Till had stated previously
tbai be did no, wish the shor-ierm sTna-
iOrship. ,,.cy
NOTuIxG STRENGTHENS FEEL $3.50, T~Hic
ike the Liehlg Co.'s Coca Dsel IT,. 49,
recommended by the most dslIhS "i Ns,.
I0edieai scientists Of the ota sn
World. Beware Of worthless ln!1a'iVH''
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Release Of an Inventor Of Bombs
Dcafh.senfencc Confirmed

VIENNA. November l4.-IIorrwlih. At
whose house in little Pe,th numbered ex-
plo>iye> were found. his been relies ed from
custody. a> be j, the inventor Il bombs.
which h. offered 90 sell 70 tie Nin.tsr 81
War. \ military tribunal az Trieste Ia,
confirmed he sentence Il death passed Oh
OYordank. ihe - nuiaeturcr.
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Mexico.

JUDICIAL. REsIGNAIIoN-FATAL DUEL.
CITY CT MEXICO. November 1.-THE
committee II C0ngre,, - which the matter
W., referred las reported IN favor OF Tie
secer,ance u Na'artar'- resignation IS
president q the supreme Court.
pr. Julio Nacio> was killed IN due. ll>t
mint in the suburbs Il thi> city. Tie
arm. used Were colts revolver, and the
dist1nce vs. fifteen -tcD-.
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, Fielding Lowrey, late pos lila;l,,

c.,o,d Fielding Lowrey' i h,e po sniridc
i M6nday 5 eutias 10 hi st le[0 aetcncy q
was Li' inaDi arc!o, IN with the Po;t-ouiee
a~r,1rnr LOSS OF TIE naS may ,L BE t9
Pc. PsEn ,1A,c,ent ed By the u'e OF "'r"e''
cG @on.SeeOers should .:t upon 01 They
81 nO pgr rst Flavoripg ENrac''' NV
ere the beet.
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rbe French Anarchists Committed Tor
Trial.

Loypoy. November IA d:,IStelh; e! I.
- rms rom ParI~ -ay~ the Anarchists
IL. -, , wore arrested II Lyons have been
" ~ ;,,rJ for tri.i. Aprelin.insTy nyes-
en-. .,'.;rr lowed the existence Of scheme
. .4. ! narlial ri.ins AZ yariou' points ~
I ord 10 rave the way ior general OUT
ireak
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

TUESDAY. November Il, leSZ.
sALES-FIEsT BOARD.-l.OCO West North Ca
rolin Railroad y 90. c. # iol; 10000 North
Carolina IS at 1903, 10000 10. a, Io3: 10 shares
Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad took a, 64t: 10
shares Iharl0t;e- Columbia AID ApTns,a Railroad
stock lB. c. AZ So, 10 %. =; ga. 10 do. at ssh,
10 d. !; 80 30 N. :, So 50 d.. a; $50. 10 DO az
3sa, 10 do. II 5s'.; 10 shares Petersburg Railroad
stock ai2J.
SECOND BoARp.-l0 sha7cs atlanta and Char
loiie Railroad stock at GA. 10 DO. al cas-: 10
shares Charlotte CoiuHabia. and augusta Railroad
stock AZ 80. 10 DO. It 80. 10 To- It 80, 10 do al,
90. 10 30. ~ 80. 10 10. =. 80. 0 10. At SO. DO
At 80.
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8. e .+frf..f Iu t.l Cu-arU .fftf CtJ +
Ei.tl.tf. Z. 1lal fh. Richmond .nl D1nyiiI..
H.i,r0al ,.upauy -l4l. L,,e leave L. construct
rai'roa.i-,r4ss crossing Fourteenth street. wtth
,.,-. ~ ty- r..f -l.llr. r..-. frer.ir- 4f,.t O.
,.t .ifl ~ fii, .,.t,rll end ~ tie -fr,,t t,ss.
.,.. d., canal ou t.urfleufh .tr,,t and Ia rr.,s
NJ. .,ts.- ,.i,,, - ,rr. N i.i a., r, 10. rof,
nrn.iIx about - feet from flle wet wall Of
~l...s. crock whore 10 pa--.., under DOCK street
.f .tt-4t. -..l iracE' with -lca cngiles. ears.
a. -,i''' ....,.... - ,r..,tt ,-,ct hill BE-. 30,
49,. T.. 80 .,r.' .'.. ''....,.
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"csi.foundcd Alarm
fneSS AND SCIENTISTS on mn, r
WESTON OF FOOD ,pt-r rrp -. -

gined. ''''S' could have ina
The san Francisco Day, p,,y.,,-
ing: wv INeS The follow
IN city like New York Govc,-,,,...
Vnvtnls' makes an analytical eve,ni,..i ~
Suu V'scloSes the fact that the YER ~ ~
p,oP'fuon OF powders sold therc ar -, 81
" alum The action OF alum an d. ''' I..
man stomach Is precisely the sam "u-
tue ,hou'a; u draws aud FUCKERS :, al, ~ ~
producing oil sorts q unpleasant, ard -, ~
srgprs disorders. In Germany. FnDr,.id
81" rance any one found manuYacf,,,i.,,,
"a scilnS aiun-powdcrs il sul,icct
heaVy Inc and Imprisonment. Ln, :, ~,
S'a'e oi California NAV be- fornd IL -,
ulcus oil brands made Of this poisono,'.
.hemical. Pure bakjng-Yowder. .b",'i',
Is i1a"e OF grape crCam-tartar. ,vhicI,
costs al wholesale. from thirty - =
03iSy-h'e cents Per pound. MANY IRE. NJ
s"''c ana Reckless manufacturer, n,,t-o
tn'> important domestic article -,
'"'nl' which costs but three cont ,,i-
pound. The Royal BAking.Powder On,
my OF New York, wealthy and hone
"le corporation. the largest consumer, -,
Slape crcam-t1rtar in the world in ,b.ir
eHortS 10 Introduce their GOOD. an ~.
market were confronted lV an arm, o.,
"'NiA'poW dcrS, which were saunin0 AMI
UNDERMINING the health al this corpuuni,,,
Al the average Citizen were told thot -
V"-i' l~1''d attack Of dysVep-ia. con.fina.
.'oh' Ge'sE'- urn. &c, arose from r.,n,,o an
impure ana poisonous bahing-rowfer 4.
"oniH probably pass it hy Is an idle. >,n.
>aNohai ASSERTION; Yet such i, the fact
INA any one oi or lady read Is. III Der
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raiiurc in Canada.

Topo,To. 0Nr.. November I'D. AZ
MOI, 3 ~ wholesale dgy-goOds dealers,
have ss;leJ Their liab.dties 10 the princi-
o %, e ..i amount 10 S2le,0o0. The as
sets are worth 20 FER CENT
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THE ROANOKE "RooNy.-
wonderful Growth Of n Virginia ronr

LAND Selling r, Two Hundred DorIa-. 70.
Aorc-HemarSahie >ases-iIouses and In.
Sss,ries s9rinGins Up as il by Magic
Great Iaorcaso in ropuIation-a w..
lb,ut the Election, etc.
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Ngw YcHE. November li.-Loui> olsen,
tho ~Erde Who shot nd killed Ai, wife
Sophia al the Vanderbilt House on sunday
morning la,j. G.cdth.- morning in Bellevue
ITcoui-ll FROM the effects 81 decisive drink
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Gold weather inTennes.ce.

tHATTANOOGA, Tenn. November If
The first killing frost OF tie season visited
Til, locality tliis morning. The thermo-
motor ielI y - decree.
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L0ND0N. November 1l.-Authoay Tro'-
laQe is progressing Satisfactorily. Int his
power ~ ~ ecA l-, n0t vet returned.
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pDHIsSR- &c.
f,UNPONDEH.

HUNPOwDEE.
f,frPON'r'S FAGI.E RftI.E, Ia kegs
rlTpNT-S tAaLS DIX k.in sss~. 800.
tI-Fps.I'S -l'pEfiHG -, fFN. ehc tstt' u
3. q, AID . pQSyed ecgs;
III 'OSTr, GHokE-DDRE, III e,gs ......
Ut PpN.r.> "a. AsfiNG and aiNlSN row DIN;
i fcil gIpsn q thee e.iehfaied 81 ~ - os
pow, u r. sl.Na eseryu bore, aud n, most gopo-
,-F la lte.
ALSO.
a-ris YCWB n and tENp srd WATER
PRl%y4 PSF. fu- sac - -
uENEY VI. WORKMAN.
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