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Those excellent mechanics, McGrir Il Buck
eridge, since their burn out, have shown u
pluck and faith worthy of all commentator.
In the place of their old shops they have put
up permanent brick shops and are now anx-
ious to serve their old customers and all the
new who may feel disposed to help couple
of plueky fellow-eitizens along. Back of the
main blacksmith aud woodwork shop. they
have built brick paint shop, complete,
which is under the direction OF Major Maidt
u splendid carriage painter The firm also
announces its readiness TO put up any kind
of a vehicle from a fine carriage to a cheap
dray.
Sheriff Watt, accompanied by Constable
Bowman, made a severe and trying trip last
week after Jim Williams and one Baker who
had each stolen a horse i'll Greeley township,
from Bender and yanValkenberg. The
| thieves, horses and all, Were rounded UP ut
Cantone. 150 miles south of Caldwell, ia the
Indian Territory. They made the ride Of
upwards of 400 miles within n week. bring
ing back the thieves in irons and the horses
| TO their owners. Such work is commenda-
BILE, eyincing grit and determination that
will stand rs a wholesome warning 10 all
horse thieves.
Our friend f. 5. Carlton, of Gypsum town
ship, the proud owner the Excelsior Fruit
Farm, one of the men whose faith in the
final out come of this valley has been only
| IN no 81,
which held to the glorious truth in spite of
years of drouth, grasshoppers and cut throat
mortgages, laid upon our table last Satur-
day an evidence of the things 50 long hoped
for consisting of small box of fine large
| ripe Early Alexander peaches raised upon
his place and pulled the 18th ol June.
Thanks.
The sad news of the death of Mrs. Chas.
f. Rogers at Carthage. Missouri. where
she had gone to visit her parents. was re-
ceired in this city on Saturday and her re-
mains followed on the next train accompa-
MED by the bcreayed husband, and was
buried in the city cemetery SUNDAY morning.
Mrs. Rogers came to this city with her par
ents in 1870, then bright young lady She
was ~ WINS. Il. tAuscTS, ADiil I'll
1873. She was a most kind and aflectionate
mother and loving wife. She had gone TO
Missouri, to the present home of her parents,
to seek rest and recreation with the hope of
returning health. She died with "A smile on
her face and her last look was to her husband
who stood beside her bed.
Chief Prentice yesterday made glad a poor
widow lady, who arrived with two children
from Wichita. she was on her way to Leav-
enworth, but landed here without funds To
carry her further. She seemed only TO care
for her children, but the police attended TO
the wants of all three and sent them oil to
their destination. where the widow said her
mother livcd.-LdpreRce .I0urnai
That poor widow lady is a fraud. She |
claimed here that she was from Medicine |
Lodge where her husband had died leaving |
her destitute, and that her father lived in |
Butler county, near Augusta. After doing |
the sympathy dodge efiectually here. she |
seems to have taken the train north instead |
of east.
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O. II. Bentley is billed to swing the old
Dird for the Marshall people on the 4th. a
big time is advertised. The Germania band
will make the music and the night will wit
mess a grand display OF fireworks
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Mr.. Edward G.. Robertson, banker from
Hartford Connecticut is spending a week
in the valley. In his call upon US he says
the magnitude of this country aud its won
.derfnl croDs are a marvel TO him.
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a three-year old child Of James Royal, six
miles southwest, feil from loft Thursday
morning last. fracturing its skull aud crush
ing it, head in horrible manner. Dr. Cros-
key was called Immediately, but we believe
little hone /. entertained for his recovery
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bucks, DENNIS, Table Linen, TOwelling, etc.
Our Stock Of ClOthinu

of in
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We
and we take this method o
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Mr.. James Dagner is at home for few
days.
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A correspondent of the Eureka R,pa6ffeaa
offers 81 spieee for chineh bugs eggs. He
carries the inference that the bugs bring forth
their young alive" Hon. +. NJ Dofiiemyre
brought 10 this Office enough chineh bugs
eggs TO have busted the RepuJliean CORE
spondent up in business.
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Mr.. 4. T.. Guthrie, sr., who is just finish
ing up a two-story brick business house on
upper Main street has purchased, We are in
Formed. the lot on which the Whey paint
shop is located and win proceed Immediate
iy TO The erection of another brick building.
". A. Ransom. of Waco, left in our hands
a few specimen heads of his Fultz wheat,
which will average something less than one
hundred bushels TO the acre, he couldn't tell
Just how much. Like his neighbors his
,.i,aa, .ran a. Siotlv all that he canld dasire
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Spring and Summer Goods

Than to have at this time Of The and them of in hu
have the knife right into them, and have marked
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-06-22
Cheap Prices Wilt Rule at the Philadelphia Store.

ELIAS 81 KATE.
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ALL WOOL JEANS SUITS,

500, sold nowhere in the city under $3.50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-26

lrF~rl0N A. 80 SCHOOL TRUSTEES SIT
.ItI.-S1NTEES CASES OF INDEBTEDNESS 70
rE gNIIED STATE>-COLoNEL FARRAR--
.o>SL oCENoY-SENT oN FOR STEAL
1865.
.,. --, s.'c.l. ncc % tie Richmond Dispatch
NOVEMBER -. lSS2.
~, committee appointed 10 examine the
r.. .r.~ OF tie Council IA 20 the action
f.l.r DO 'hc appointment 0f trustees for the
a, E, -cA,ois reported yesterday evening
i..t Size iu.mer Councils had failed 10 elect
trustees from time 10 time a. the law al
lowed tl,rn. AID tho trustees recently ap-
pointed Av the Board OF Education Of the
So. Al. therefore the recognized trustees.
>.lroithe members OF the former Councils.
Nh1dono, Ike the idea Of having failed in
r...r.,l..c;. LAY that the trustees, Is the Gus
f.a ws,. had been holding on from year 20
var v general consent. some OF the men,
i-r> ii 81, ia~t Council say that commit
&c.. had zen appointed 10y that Council 10
examine - o. the times IL which the terms
III a-E-, q the several trustees would cX-
uil.. end that the committee reported that
on.y one vacancy would occur, and that
'It vacancy was therrupon, A. they
ih,u.s.. immediately provided for. The
trustee. fe Robert T. Jennings. John u.
Blackwell. md If he accept Roosevelt
Pa.t d the removal Of the old trustees
nd ih. appointment OF these gentlemen
hat. any polsical -ilnificancc-and 50 peo-
u'. aiH rave il and in all OF IL bcarings-
A.. Jenniuc. l. an OlI-tme Rea iiU-ter and
Nr. Blackwell l. the Reaiiu>ter succeS>o
u judge Aiken. Mr.. Pages politics ! DO
r.t know. But Messrs. Jennins- and
Fa.. well were appointed before the cleo
iar.
sixteen eases Of Debt due on di>tlller'
bonds were tried in the United States Couri
,.-t.~0lay, AID verdict. for amounts rang
ing from $50 20 S9t2.04 Were rendered iol
ft. Government in each casc.
C.l.I Farrr had good house Ia,
nigh, n lecfuring for tie Roman tasl'
Irmn on The American Eagle; or
Tia, Eicquenco and llighfaulins Con
t- -rrl." and wa- afterwards called upon
=. -.,r h.. account Of The Halifax over
,..". 20 which call be responded mos
-lar:orily.
colonel Flournoy and family moved u
Hal1.y county last night, and lnrr noln'
I.r itar viii be- Oh the Colonel iaIm
..l Wof Trap. in that county.
negro named Pleasant Freely, "h'
h.. -.eln q COW from farmer IN ih
county and sold her in North DHrNiiIe
.a..,nt On ior indictment YESTERDAY 'n'
.r- 80 tu Il Chatham. Nlf"A'
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Systematic Robbery Of Wholesale
shOe-HOTsc.

CHICAGO. November 2j.-The Times
states that latc last night ii was learned that
the wholesale boot and ,hoc-hou-e OF
Phelps. Dodge & Palmer had for ten
months back been Systematically robbed OF
some $4,000 10 $4,000, possibly more, by
some Of their travelling statesmen. in collu-
sion with others Of their most trusted en-
ployes. The plan pursued was for sales
men 10 send in from new towns in the
West fictitious orders from imaginary
firms or from those which had dissolved
partnership. Double orders would then
be shipped. the duplicates being taken up
10y the travelling statesmen and the rest re-
turned TO the Chicago firm. The greed ana
boldncss OF the confedcratos excited sus-
picIon, md an investigation followed,
which is said to have developed the fact
that upwards Of a dozen men were in the
conspiracy. One 81 them. G.. [. Weil-, i
said to have been arrested. The whole
affair has been very quietly conducted, and
q policy Of silence III, been adopted 10y
thc member. OF the firm.
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u.-.,,,,a dynamite Accident.

Prr1sBuRoH. p. :, November go.-M Ellz,
abeth, Pa, to-day, cS ,aln J, frn namsa
home for tho nnrno.e II fishing, and, not
knowing its dangerous ,ss'i'h..ies, paced II
in the oven Of the kitche,' >'0ve 10 thaw
out. He then went to work. hls Wuc ana
three children sat down TO Gunner. In
about fifteen minutes Forsythe waH startled
by a loud report. and hurrying home to
learn the cause a CHASTITY spectacle mt his
gaze. His home was completely wreCS.
ed and his wife and children were
living on the ground horribly mangled.
The youngest child, Willie, aged five years,
was dead, and Mrs. Forsyihe, who had
been sitting nearest the stove, presented
the Appearance OF person riddled with
buck-hot. She was still living, but her in
iuIle, are such that death i inevitable.
The other two children were considerably
bruised and cut, but are not fatally hurt.
The sight nearly crazed Forsythe. and he
attempted to commit suicide, but was pre-
vented by his friends.
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2Irllmund 1ispatrh.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES % 1000
PETERSBURG


Tgg CHAMBER OF CONMERGr-No>vv,
~ JOHANNESBURG oBsgRvAxcr- M A.
1SseuRG CIRCUIT CoURr-roR,cco ~
PORTS, a..
ito'N~lsnaence 81 INC Richmond DIspatcb
November, -, 1882.
Interest IN The success OF our Chamber %
CONNER" seems TO have revived, and m
view az the good that has been accon,,,I,.h
cd bv lis workings. to the business co,o,,,,'
nity Il large, il is believed that tho irs,i,u
ton win bc made hereafter. as II was ~
tended e. he at first, and rs its late nrcsi.
dent - earnestly sought 70 make Il. an no.
live working body. A committee has hoo.
arrointcd 10 procure suitable aportmer,s
t5T The ne Of the Chamber. and To- furnisb
pi,m In proper manner.
n i estimated that under the iniunc,;o,,
,.!rainynC the City Treasurer and Aud,,or
trom paving the salaries Of certain officers
and employees OF the municipal govern.
nlent until the status Of our partly duol
.ovcrnmcnt Is established by the Sul,rcnc
court between tour and five thousand dol.
hr> pcr month, which would otherwise
have Sccn Iaid ont and put in circulation.
have been locked up in the treasury.
Governor tamcrOn'S proclamation in
wiling the people 10 observe THURSDAY
next - day Of Thanksgiving and PLAYER
j. Yer, kindly received here by all classc.
and +, : believed will have The effect n
causing general observance of the dav.
10 : thought 10y counsel that ;hc action
nj thc ~uprcmc Court in the case, Of the
iuc Ila'chcttS, the alleged Brunswick
count, murdcrcrS. will practically result
in ticir acguittal or their discharge from
custody AZ The spring tenn Of the Circuit
Court.
JUDGE Wci>lgcr Will conclude the fail
round q his Judicial circuit with the term
O, h,, court in this city next week. Gene
r.'t t.,rt i little business OF importance
iriar AS court here.
Ihc recent dry weather has been uniayo-
rh', for IL, handling Of tobacco. aud the
.,reu,ncthas been that for some time
DE, 1try h,tle loose tobacco ha, been
.min. INTO market. 1t j. much needed
ana would command good prices.
H.. exports OF manufactured tobacco
--,l tia. city during the week amounted
Fl, a'-ogt 100000 pounds. The revenue
collections were, - usual. light.
RORlN AUAJp
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..,- ~ .cyTDFNTs-THE MAIJ.IAGh MAI
rrupISG IMPROVEMENTS u j.
Crops. 80.
....--..-,, ,..,.c, o. the Richmond Dispatch'l
i...,., C.,rr4uorsr. November -. l7>2.
Yesterday with "a was day 81 acct
a.-,. 4. sfr. John Nelson, oi iiaI s.
,....-.po.o- vas on hi way home nom
,.... nIsc. De- had the misfortune 10 ~!
....I g. wagon. and before the driver c",,iu
....r.l f. tam the wheels passed OVER Vi 1,
Ne.au'- he'd. injuTing him seriously nov
totally. -. p y
,..ih.r 81 our c0u1tymen, llr. = d.
p..l,.f,r WIS thrown from M puS-t
LII .,.pif..,. but received 10 very rell"u'
.,t.r;.. His mIshap was caused 10y ,"'
....u., q, III, horse. which ~ Nuuu, u
.....,..,,.r,. succeeded in nearly up,t''"hS
.o'orcd man (namc unknown "n ,,,'
t...'.i,. +. daf-car. was knocked rom 'h'
t,..t IN, passing train, and rcctNeu va
Lt ,..., rulv rash. The engine "a ~ "
,;,,. .o,,ore and the wonder Il tnaO ~
.i,,n So. not cracked. The scciu'"' W.
,au--I b, hi deafness. 1900, r.ol,.t
\..th-r cnlored man (and thir i, III, -, 90,
..r o.. ..rire, fell from cart III '"' -,
end ~ town, and, beside IL" ii,rr
.~,....... md scratches. sustained no III!
t,,,.1 ha- be4n doing ciiecluaI "oi Nv ~.
o., -l.r,, time past (and doubtless ! 90 =,
...,., ,.,,e,..,,od therein), as was eNlu'n, ~
.. ,'.'.-,,,Se,e on wednesday last Vi ~
CO. ',o,.,loe. formerly Of Spot,y ~ l 80
....t, lam, uo,y Of this place, 10 MlsI
.. ~ Cutler. daughter Of l.. - u''r', =
LII CdIistiap church. hc ne. -,
- MA. performed ID! ~
IN f',hcr when the COMPANY i.P- a.,
- ,,,,. r'-iJcrce Of Mr.. Cutter, u" "ci vi III,
,..,.,..-ea the tempting supper gl'' .ba; -,
....l.- mother. II j. whispeiSu We" ,b,
80. 80 our towusmen WIZ le"u e.;
.tt., ~, d. few DAYS. one oi Lou, ,,',rl
- wei. wc Wi-h thelh -, .,
-. aud dream OF the ia! VII"
,,iii q. 90 and 90 likcWi-c. o,,r nonula
n,dToW;.a I. awakening. Vui P nov
,..,.,.,onyoalth's attorney has frj-Led
1,'l,,.J;d residence recent! NJ;
NJ ~ n. Daniels new nous, 81 ~.
-, ,',r'roYe. the appearance "a - lion
"a, ,iaarseIv. and when thc sp'O' o,I
~, In nrocess OF eI'o''O, -
'.n C",,,r clerk, Mr. ). .; Iol' ~, -
i3,ad vcc can compete WIN az -
e,o ~ rcspect Of pretty reslue' y. ,,cr.
"i. si"o :" crun in this county y :"
III sdyanced. and far Dc! onu :,
rally wen a"' ''' 20. seeded. The tobac'
Nei"se 5nlI as We have seen i'' AZ, -
'"P '';i send in, not"HhS''''''
dro1gl,e. q gcOdly Puahst! ;;b,jsiIan su
"'r ~, ~ a,,oS folks Of the obI a. ~.
- ne YOU'VE looking forward 70 ~, 80 -
da! school t0 ,,leasure. as they are li
missed 4 good Old-iasDiOh' A. J..
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How the CLar il Guarded Diphtiie
ria in ~. Petersburg.

LoNDoy. November 25.-The Yimes'&
corre-rondcnt 1t -. Petersburg SAYS: The
recent visit here 81 the Emperor and En-
pres wa attended with extraordinary
Police were posted Il every
six wards. GroruiiS were messed IL the
corner OF each street. aud soldicr- were
drawn up outside their barracks.
There l. very great concern in y. -
t,r.burg ia consequence Of an alarmiug in
cr,a.c in mort iity rom cpid mic di-''>c--
..lcci1lly from diphthcrig.
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EiCENo>,N 1.' No'rn' 49, -, -
nrf>.r'.,, nt ,riu. CITY COCNCiL ,o H.
w. --....,. -. No. ..atl,. lt Alderman r.
/. H. . .. 4 ',.r..lty. lG,h tu.,4.f. .uI
i'-..-N H.. -crr. t,ry bon, tod Alderman l-.tt Pop
49, 20 l.'t,-i .,. .f.f. , "a, 3 o.. hpid flou-
ipN'ii ~ l. ,',r,i.l. am. .,..l..yes De-
oa'' -9iA 'u-l thl' So" - ''' 49, fo,ti,.o,r
~,
h' 'i' .,.t',r,.,.t r.,.aiuy ,h. committee
~, A., Communication d.cliEinx o. app'Ir.
,,',i,. n,f he ~ourlltieo ul.t tulls. riY-tI'-
u. "',, ,t,,,. fI,, ~. riga -.iorr.i fI. lfu
~. ~, no,ify IN Who can gise evidence. or
,rat me- rammit,cc ha. a1jouriel :. mot a ~
Cbenr,r, Court -oors. iu thc cry ll1i. "a ~
| BAl. November ~ 49, AZ D. "'i''" b % H. -
W M avn iu.trf,rtr,l Z. g.. ur-.ii 80 siiJ
| ~ 80 ~, r.t.tf,, 20 fu. e ri.lrf -.tr ALj
SLOW 80, ,''i.t - a. who could ti-tli,.o
can Ei' ti', , .,..,,.t. ,~ other evidence.
"" Y I'D r,.,, Inv ut that VIII throw iirAi
w a., 0t..r,,.fr rotor, fte ulnltti ~
"' ic.tr In wrl'l.. or -.i5r tn- ftct- in
! ~ 49, ans. ,u..-ll.r II .nc comIHi.ta' or o. %.
/ lH' -nn ~ ~ .',
/ ''|u ,,.,.,,,. .,,of- must - ac'o.Apinie iJ
! ,.,r fio t,.ffv ending them. 50 "J ai,e.'-
| ~ ,".',if - ar viii poe paid 20 my tn"hv'I""'
! +.',,...-,s
wing g. ga extract nom ibr n, -piuii h-
-, ,.i'I.u tE, invest CATION o. bid 1hi ore ~
~ odd a. cover the fu -'oIc II ii" 'iti@, - t's
l,y Mr. Giafiu Boo bis Iuiii,h"i con . i' az
I ract.d t. h. mace CO. fp.lo"e' d..
/ Isl. Nha' 20 u4'er 81 l.' Gun. M
uer cent. for -tlhnk tilI l"iii', 81. 81 - -
authority. A.id ~. '' "'''' ''
-ons pad ...oo ,.......,.f, fl. t,,i-
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e. An fne,.Itt fhc Pope.

Paws. November 2j.-Iuc IHiW- pun
fishes rontilcial circular issued - con-
uccfion with thc ..ction Of Si-uor Nafiin"-
ca against he papal major do.Ho before
thc court OF appeals. which confirmed III
decision 81 the coHr. Of thr iir-t Instance
that the jurisdiction u Italian tribunals c%-
tended within Tie vail. oi tn Na.icn.
'rh, circular declares tina The sentence of
the Homan tribuua! + in Nlolaii' OF In.
extra territorial character o. tie Vatican
md IN in,Ili 70 Tho POpc.
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Government Bonds TO he Paid.

WASHINGTON. November 81 "t ., s,,' -
,,- p" Of ~ fhr Trea,llry give notice tosi IN
i ,S; oi mother cali for bonds lie viii Ga
~, ,iv" 5%srf Of February receive ana pay zen
.,lr;ons m imcalled extended -, without,
. rI,,' mambcr- and without res nc,
'Li or% II the holders present them Tor
n"ynrni. lie will also at any time rom 'l
! w. g. that date pay tia. amount "iihouI
'..h,tc 81 interest il they are pr'-"h'eo -
49, ofire OF the Nssi-tan, Treasurer III
N,y York.
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.rhn Rnnnlnniam lrnN u.

BrrnRrsr. November 2j.-ln the "'ia-
bcr Of Dcputic- yesterday VI. Co.a'i"an"
raised the question 81 thc-urce--ion to lhr
throne. II. Bratiano, president o. the
Councn. replied that the question had been
.r;tird. a. Prince Leopold, q llohcn1ol-
Tern. hid renounccd HI risht> To the 'roEn
nj Eoumania IN favor Of hi- eldest -on. he
lai.rr. he aid, would shortly tahc mp hl'
residence in HOumani9.
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Illegal Imitation.

MONTREAL, CANADA. November -. / D.
Montreal its and District savings Bank
L,~ instituted tW,niy-eight suit, IT, recover
slC5.ooO from The directors Of the tii>
passenger Eailn - COMPANY ior lo--,- 'lI'-
t,ip.J by the bank IN money loaned upon
srrurity Of the stock Of thr railway com
nrny alleged to haze been inflated by an
irIl.:al drclaration Of dividends which Il
.. 4 never canned.
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,.a.u;ug. OF The NOrioiI' and "e"''r"
Railroad.

p,,,,n rIrIuA. NOvrmbtT 2I.~ " ~,
~ M, - the Norfolk and Western Iaii-
'aI f0r October were sl52.629. H--an IN
io"" .h ~ sl.G3j.7S ~ compared win Inc
IT, IT,. ,npJinc month Of lsst year. me
c" corr min, for the tan month q ~
gro, , gg' increase, Is compared with tn,
, ,np% .n 40 period Of lat var %
con cor iis =. and Of eXpcn.es an ncr'',, Oh
si5i ' eGIs1' making decrease 81 @l"'-
! iIat9.
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Acau:tfal OF ~. LOuis Editor for ln'
lawful Shooting.

-. LOUIs. November 2j.-Aiier very
thorough examination Of the case The Grand
jury have ignored the bill aS1ins. John \.
Cockrcll. editor OF the P0s.-Dispoick, for
shooting Colonel \. ". >lnyhack. and II j,
not likely that any further action "ill be-
taken in the matter.
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Lo,poN. November 2j.-A dispatch 10
60. J;,.eS ifotn -. rrter~Durs says the
.n,,rt Kin r,aoyc to she capital in few
-. L, remain during the winter.
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,rt,c Cation supply

NEW YORK. November 81 i.,,., .I'i =
s !, ,no ooi hais. OF which l,s?l,s9l hale,
were American, against ,car No.
. los. $50 bales respectively iasI test ,o,. ~
CENTS OF cotton 1t ali the interior .Vm u
~ ,e0s bales; receipts iron p''n' y.S -.
S5s,22i bales; crop IN s'"l"' -'''~' ~
bales.
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.."Ncn are but ,orry wilne.,es ID iher
own c.,,.er The praise Of Kidney Wort
come, from the mouth- OF those wh" nave
bern ,nadc strong and healthy by II. Lr-
,sn ..,ti. aIring everybody" writes a
Irnoyi.t Kidney-W0It i tie most pop
MAR medicine We SELL II should be b!
% ;a'h, W co. nn ii he's medicine ha- such spc-
';f ~ ,r ri, ON thc hycg, bowel~. aRd hid
nets,
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Southern Railroad Directors sp-
pointed.

NEW YORK, Noycmhcr 2j.-W. Butler
Duncan. {. Il. Clark, \. I-ciin, Jr., Jacob
lla;c., J. II. Fay. ". Il. iaycs. \. l..
Ecyi.. VI. Warm. II. Hal. v. II. Pratt,
Augustus Belmont. !. l.. l.. Russell. and
!. =. McNahon have been elected directors
OF the Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company.
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Failure of AMI Iron Company.

Bo,roS. November PA dispatch from
Van~or .ay~ the Aa;lldin Iron Company
suspended payment to-day. II, puper In,
oon,. 10 protest in the Portland Bank. The
debts are over S9o, 1000.
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neOfh al Scn.

WoOps HALL. Ms. November Ii
tn, bark Altamaha. Of Savannah. i of
Nob,quc Point, Vineyard sound, ut anchor
with color, at hall mast. Mr. Milard,
.ccond mate. died on the 2ita m; mt. and
they are waiting Tor the Wind to moderate
40 that they can take the body a,hor'.
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xot.s from London.

LoNno>, November .J.-Ihe Archbishop
81 Canterbury il les icVerish 'hls Dl"7h-
ing. but biz weakness CONTINUES.
The Duke Of Edinburgh Is belicr to,tui!'
The Albeit mlls, at DcWsb'iry' tnS-
land. have been DESTROYED by hr'. Inc
/ los Is $50, 0(G.
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suius foruis Wirc's Death.

PHILADELPHIA. November 2j.-Johm H.
Pratt ha, brou-h; civil sui, against the
Women's Hospital ior haying caused the
death OF hi- vile. Clara '. Pratt. by NAL
treatment. He claims $4,000 damages.
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yrc,ch Anarchists Arrested.

Pans. November 1.-TWO Wcrkin'n
v,rr arrested At Lyons yesterday III con-
ucrtiou with the anlfchi.t movement;
There have been luther discoveries 81
l,-nauif, M Lyons.
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LibciliIig a. steamer.

PHILADELrHGA. November 1.-THE
steamer Aleic.,. oi the New Orleans and
New York Line. ha, been lihellcd upon The
suit Of Captain Harper, Of the schooner
William VI. White, recently sunk in coli
li>ion. Damages claimcd, $1,000.
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,o,,.iou OF Pres. TclcSrani- from
Egypt.

1,x,o>. vNcmber ID dispatch TO
the Da;'g NDrs IRON caro- ''i5 lH, ~ -
tian Government intends 10 'upI'st -
vision all pre- iel,sfani- "''''"'" '''
Fnol.nd and me Continent.
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NEW YORK. November 2j.-Mr. FHie'-
liabiltic, are S3jo,o00. Hi failure wa
caused by the depreciation in tea- IN The
list three years. and the recent -trngency
fl mou-N