JUHHlS&MSfiJ!, I't iif"ifr""T"n"iri"' 'frifflr W 4. D. Kelley. 18. tW. S, Stenger. packed, dealers were paying only 12@15c. in FORTY-FIFTH CONGRESS. Minnesota Matters. HOUSE, FARM AND GARDEN. THE NEWS. 6. A. C. llarmer. 19. fLevi Marsh. fact there is no demand tor it. Good clean §tcie»i £o. Utqortcr. 6. William Ward. 20. tL. A. Makey. SENATE. !f,: KICK. made butter, if carefully packed and of good 7. Inuao N Evans. 21. tJacob Turney. Wintering Bees. Democrats marked thus or A Summary of tho World's Work color is always in demand in the wholesale 8. tH Clymer. 22. Hussell Errett. Northfleld has not yet got over the There are three ways of wintering W. H. GRAVES, Publisher. ALABAMA. ARKANSAS 1). and Happenings. 9. A. llerr Smith. 2S. T. M. Bayne. markets. robber scare. Sixteen new Winchester rifles E. George Spencer. Stephen W. Borsey. bees—on their summer stands, in cellars, 10. tS. A. Bridges. 24. W. S. Shallenberger. Dressed hogs were selliug to St. Paul packers liave just arrived in town and death to turkeys MINNESOTA A Democrat. A Demociat. MORRIS. tF. D. Collins. and in winter bee-houses. In the Grimes Criminals and Casualties at 6@5xc per lb. The prospect is not is the cry. COLORADO. CONNECTICUT. 12. tH. B. Wright. 25. H. Wright. Six criminals were whipped and exposed Middle and Southern States, it is best Jerome B. Chaffee. tWilliam W. Eaton. good for a rising market. Mrs. Poison who sued the city of 13. tJ. B. Reilly. 26. J. M. Thompson. TIMELY TOPICS. Henry M. Teller. tWilliam Barnum. in the pillory in Newark, Del., one day W. to winter them on their summer stands, Corn and oats are in good demand at 4^® 14. J. Killinger. 87. L. H. Wat#*v:| Northfleld for five thousand dollars damages, CALIFORNIA. DELAWARE. last week, receiving from 20 to 40 lashes each. RHODE ISLAND' 49o. for corn and 32@34o for oats. with protection around the hives Aaron A. Sargent. fThomas F. Bayard. for injuries sustained in falling from the sidewalk, 1. B. T. Eames. 2. Lat W. Ballon. The American brig Frau Lewsy was Newton Booth. Democrat. I sometime since, lias received a judgment where the winters are cold, as in New SOTTH CAROLINA. •truck at sea by the English steamer Leonore WHO SHALL BE PRESIDENT? OEOROIA. FLORIDA. A 1 5,1 1. J. H. Rainey. I 4. tJ. H. Evlnfj win in Louisiana "who lost his arm of one hundred dollars and costs. Jersey, .Delaware and other States in John B. Gordon. tCharles A. Joi and sunk, taking down six of her crew and 3. R.H. Cain. 6. R. Smalls. At of some of Northfield's can- the hands Simon B. Conov^r. toy the premature explosion of a A Democrat. the same latitude, or further South. That Is What We Are All Trying to Find Out. S. fD. Wyatt Aiken. ', -i passengers. ILLINOIS. Iftfrdangliters the editor of- the Mail was recently INDIANA. Hon offers $50 reward for the recovery TENNESSEE. In very cold climates, as the New Days lengthen into weeks without The men arre|ted|far the attempted Oliver P. Morton. Richard J. Oglesby*.' made the reuipieut of a very palatable 1. J. H. Randolph. 6. tJ. F. Houser of a diamond sleeve button attached the question of the Presidential election •Joseph E. McDonald A Republican. England States, and running West robbery of" President Lincoln's tomb have S. J. M. Thornburg. 7. tD.C.Whitthiorne package. He returns las thanks to the generous feel low KANSAS. A. to the shirt cuff. We shall never 3. tGeo G. Dibrelf.. through Central and Northern New been identified by partiesjwho saw them hanging being settled. The contest still 6. tJ. D. C. Atkins. but unknown donors, and assures them John J. Ingalls. tH. Y. Riddle 9. tW. P. Caldwell, while wearing diamond ea?y again around the place. York, Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota, rages in South Carolina, Louisiana and that if he ever concludes to pop——any corn, Henry B. Anthony. S. J. Kirkwood,, tJohn M. Bright. 10. fH.C. Young. The bridge over the Turkhannook ... KENTUCKY. MARYLANDfGeorge they shall be remembered. the prevailing opinion of beekeepers Florida. We give the more important cuffs. TEXAS.' •Thos. C. McCreery.•James R. Dennia creek, on the Delaware, L&ckawana and West tJ.lH. Reagan. I 4. tR. Q. Mills. A Northfleld chap attended a turkey items, in connection with each State is, that bees winter best in he B. Beck. tWm. P. Whyte..*. v The trouble of John Lick is that 3. tD. B. Cuuierson' 5. tD. Giddings. ern railway, was burned by discharged em shoot, and was so fortunate as to get two fine contest, which have been brought otlt MAINE. bee-houses made so that the thermometer the MICHIGAN*-' 3. fJ. Throckmorton, 6 tG.' Schietoher. cannot break his father's will ou ploTes of the road, last week. Hannibal Hamlin. Isaac P. Christitpey." fat birds. On his return home,after his wile was never falls below the freezing since our last issue: VERMONT. de- ground of insanity without also Four men attempted to rob the bank A Republican. A Republican. 1. Chas. H. Joyce. 3. Geo. W. Hendee. acquainted with the fact of his good luck he point—a difficult thing to effect in South Carolina. MISSISSIPPI.*.'., MASSACHUSETTS. 3. 1). C. Denison. stroyingthe action recognizing him at Waterville, Me., and gagged and bound the presented one of the turkeys lo his next-door Henry L. Da wee. Branch K. liruc^, Notwithstanding the direct orders of the very cold winters. Such houses are VIRGINIA. watchman, but before they accomplished their neighbor down the street. His wife, not self as legitimate. He has concluded A Republican. tL. Q- C. Lamav Supreme Court, the South Carolina returning 1. tB. B. Douglass, 6. tJ. R» Tuckpr. made above the ground generally, be* purpose they were discovered by another NEBRASKA!'' knowing of this, sent the other to a neighbor board to run the risk, however, aud is mak ou the 22a threw out Edgefield and Lawrence 2. fj. Gk»ode. Jr. MINNESOTA. 7. tJohn T. Harriss. S. J. R. McMillan. A. S. Paddock. up the street. Judge ot the surprise which watchman and fled. counties, which gave Democratic rnaorities, ing boarded up on the inside, and the 3. tG. C. Walker. 8. tEpjia Hunton. A ing the contest. Republican. A Republican. certificates ox election to Cham­ 4. Jos. Jorgeuson.. Patrick Taft, watchman in the office issued Pridemore. awaited them when dinner time came. space between the studs packed with NEW berlain and the other Republican nominees MISSOURI. HAMPSHffiK. 5* tGeo. C. Cabell. A Faribault teacher was last week ot the Long Island railroad oompany, in New Baiubridge Wadldgh. •Lewis V. Bogy. Mr. A. II. Stephens walked three or for State offices, also to the Hayes and Wheeler sawdust, and a floor laid across at the WEST VIRGINIA. E. H. Rollins. York, was lound shot through the heart when •Francis M. Cockrell. tried for whipping a scholar, but was di3charged lectors and adjourned sine die. This actios 1. fBenj. Wilson. 8. tJohn LL LMBBS. four miles the other day. He no long plates, and the open space tbove filled NEVADA. NEW YORK. the 27th. The door produces great excitement in that State. on examination. the office was opened on 3. fBen. F. Martin. er uses morphine, and lias sound, nat John P. Jones. Roscoe Conkling. with straw. Ventilation is effected by Wade Hampton, the Democratic candidate lor was unlocked and the key in the lock tout no WISCONSIN. Now that the Youngers have gone to William Sharon. fFrancis KernaBA' .•* Governor, lias issued an address urging the mt.l sleep. While getting well he has 1 Chas. G. Williams 3. tEd. S. Bragg. a conductor about six inches square property was disturbed. This is the aeoond Stillwater it is proposed to take the Faribault people to be quiet and stating that the Democrats NEW JERSEY. OHIO. ... .„ 3. L. B. Caldwell. 4. tGabe Boucfc. fire compauy's cannon in out of the wet. been writing for one of the cyclopsedi inside, running from the floor across watchman shot in the same place. •T. F. Randolph. John Sherman. V* still rely upon the courts to reverse this 3. G. C. Hazelton. 7. H. L. Humphrey. tAllen G. Thurmah^ A Democrat. STEELE. A number of saloons were burned as, biographies of prominent South in action. 4. tW. Pitt Lynde. the plates through the ridge of the 8. T. C. Pound. PENNSYLVANIA. The canvassing board claims that it was limited ITORTH CAROLINA. RECAPITULATION. Owatonna don't receive enough good Chicago on the morning of the 27th. Four building, and always kept open. There erners, and articles oft Southern subjects. •Aug. S. Merrimon. Simon Camer jn. by law to a session of ten days and that Democrats 149 persons were occupants of one ol them, 2f A Democrat. tWm. W. Wallace. butter to supply the town demand. should also be a conductor running under the time having expired they had no alterna Republicans l4l Madison street. Their names are Emma Burt OREOON. SOUTH CAROLIHA. Horace Pratt thinks half of the ive 9ave to adjourn. Not yet elected. the sill on the North, or West side, John H. Mitchell. John J. Patterson. Agnes Healy, George Bode and James Allen, Florida gentleman has given Mrs The Court ordered the Board to re-convene country's crop ol wheat has been marketed. A OL •Lafayette B. Grover. Undecided. with an elbow about two feet long on their charred corpses were taken from the and upon its reinsal to comply the members Centennial Notes Heny Ward Beecher forty acres .of The Journal says: "A great many TEXAS. RHODE ISLAND. were lined §1,500 each and committed to the the outside to come above ordinary ruins to-day. All four had evidently been tS. B. Maxey. The Centennial Exhibition has formally Ambrose E. Burnside. land which is estimated as capable of people contend that apples cannot be produced Columbia jail to await the pleasure of the closed, but considerable portions ol the exhibits snows. This ventilator should have a overcome by the flames while attempting to Henry B. Anthony. fRichaid Coke. comt. The names of the imprisoned board in Minnesota. It is all a mistake—there was a being made worth $40,000 by improve remains some ot which will be permanently escape through the long hall, the stairs lead VERMONT. VIRGINIA. sliding guage to let in air according to are F. L. Cardozo, Treasurer T. C. Dun, good yield of the Duches apples, this year, on located in the Main Building, which ments of the right character, One of Justin S. Morrill. tRobert E. Withers. ing to which had been bnrned. Allen was Comptroller General W. S. Stone, Attorney the temperature outside. v» will be retained tor exhibition purposes, under the farm of a gentleman in the woods near Geo. F. Edmunds. tJolin W. Johnston. H. these improvements, would probably General E Payne, Secretary of State, and tailor and came from Boston two weeks since_ the auspices ola new Association. Many exhibitors this city. Hardy and good varieties ol apple LOUISIANA. If bees could put into Such a home H. W. WISCONSIN, be Purvis, ex-Adjutant and Inspector where he leaves a wife and children. But for have established branches ®f their be the building of aifcrge city near Angus Cameron. Two undecided. trees can be and are successfully cultivated in General. as winter approaches, and their owner business, in Philadelphia, and will become a Republican. the heroio oondmct of Capt. Bullsvinkle, of A the land. The Court has under advisement the ques this State." part of its future growth. have no further care WEST VIRGINIA. in regard to them the Are patrol, many other wopld TENNESSEE. tion ot requiring the board ot State canvassers Farmers^are beginning to learn that Two Democrats. Two Democrats. THE JUDGES OF ARTIFICIAL LIMBS to make a comparison ot the returns of until spring, and then bring them out On next New Year's Day Queen Vic have been added to the list. Republicans, 40 Democrats, 33 doubtful, and Surgical Instruments, composed of men it will not do to place their whole dependence the county canvassers and returns of precinct all in good order, bee-keeping in all toria will be proclaimed at Delhi Empress Total 76. eminent for their scientific attainments, put canvassers in the cases of the Presidential upon the cultivation of wheat. Steele county Personal, Impersonal and FoHtleal. the exhibitors to the severest tests, examining cases where the honey harvest is abundant, of India with an eclat worthy of electors. The court declined to issue the order, is especially adapted to a diversity of agricultural Boss Tweed is safe in New York at those wearing artificial legs thoroughly, making giving the certificates to members of the HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. would be a grand success. But the occasion. Stately processions, imposing pursuits, and there is no need that our them walk vigorously, and questioning last. legislature for Edgfield and Lourens counties, Democrats marked thus (•). them closely as to the time they had worn farmers should place themselves at such dis no bee keeper, with his bees thus spectacles, and gorgeous page refused by the board, but stated such members The Vermont legislature lias passed them, and their comparative ease and comfort ALABAMA. advantage as to make their prosperity depend could obtain a copy ot the record lrom homed, knows what a days may antry will lend splendor to a scene few 1. •F. G. Bromberg. 6. •R. F. Ligon. And their verdiet may justly be regarded as a resolution instructing Congressmen from upon the prosperity of the wheat crop. This the Clerk of the Court which would be equivalent 2. •Hilary Herbert. 6. •G. W. Hewitt. an impartial and authoritative judgment ol bring forth. If the weather is intensely which bids fair to eclipse any ceremonial is a mater ot more importance to us than the that State to U9e their influence to secure a to a certificate. 3. *J. N. Williams. 7. •W. H. Florney, the merits of the exhibition: Of the ten exhibits grasshopper question. tm cold for a few weeks, and the frost display of modern* if not ancient permanent resumption of specie payments CHAMBERLAIN SECURES MILITARY AID. 4.-*C. M. Shelly. 8. •W. W. Garth. they lound one so signally superior, GOODHUJIj Columbia, S. C., Nov. 27th, 1876.—Tfie times. early in January, 1879. gets into th» building, many of his ARKANSAS. called the" "Satety Socket," designed to receive following ha3 been received from the President. lion. Alex. Stephens lias arrived in The Odd Fellows' Lodge of RedWing 1. •L. C. Gauae. I 3. ^E. Cravea. a part, or the whole, of the weight of the families of bees may perish. Then, if wearer upon the end 3.. »W. F. Siemens. 4. •T. M. Guoter. of the stump, "a mode has been divided and a new lodge instituted. Washington, and expects to be able to remain The North Sea Canal just completed, H.Roger,or H.M. To Gen. Thos. Col. Black, a warm spell takes place—a few days of treatment," they say, "so radically different COLORADO. through the winter. He has expressed the Mr. Washington Davis, one of Red Columbia, 8. C. which connects Amsterdam with the J.B.Bedford, lrom existing ideas and practices, as. to like May weather—there is trouble opinion this is to be one of the most interesting 'Executive Mansion, Nov. 26th—Hon. J, Wing's oldest settlers, died last week, aged merit the rank of a discovery. And, therefore, CALIFORNIA. Sea, is another monument to the engineering n H, from the bees becoming aroused, and D. Cameron, Secretary of War.—Sir D. sessions ever held. 1. Horace Davis. I 3. tj. K. LuttereH. they gave the sole award to the exhibitor, 70 years. skill of the nineteenth century. Chamlealain is now Governor of South Carolinat F. trying to escape from their confinement. J. Milton Turner, (colored) United 2. H. Page. 4. R. Pachceo. The St. James hotel in Red Wing beyond any controversy, and remains so It is fourteen and three-qaar CONNECTICUT. D, to B. FRANK PALMER, LL. States minister Liberia, having been re until the new Governor shall be daly and lejally was opened one year ago, and has proved BO 1. tG. M. Landers. 3. John T. Wait. of Philadelphia, declaring that "the complete ter miles in length with a breadth of inaugurated. Under the constitution fused accomodation at the Astor House, has great a success that a grand jubilee was appointed The requirements to winter bees la 2. James Phelps. 4. fLevi Warner. success of his invention for the relief of one of he government has been called upon to aid eighty-feet at the bottom and 217 feet commence! an action against the hotel under DELAWARE. for Thanksgiving day. the direst forms human misfortune places the cellars are dryness and darkness, with with the military and naval forces of the James Williams. the civil rights bill for dsinages. at the surface, and a depth of twenty $5,000 author in the front rank of the inventors and OTTER TAIL. United States to mantain a republican government the thermometer ranging from 35 to FLORIDA. The St. Louis Republican editorially mechanics of the age." All the artificial legs, in the State against resistance too three feet. It has b^en nearly eleven A f#w days ago, Andrew E. Boen, of 1. W. J. Purman. 2. H. Bfdbee, Jr. 45 degrees but it sometimes runs up hitherto made, seem worthless in Coiilparfeoli formidable to be overcome by the State authorities. favors H. R. Morrison, present chairman on OEOROIA. "years building and has cost "510,000,0 Auerdal, received a painful wound from the with Dr. Palmer's. No one with a mutilated You are directed, therefore, to sustain to 50 or 60 deg., and then, as in beeliouses, 6. fj. H. Blount. the committee on ways and means, for speak 1. tJ. Hartridge. leg, who sees it, would be without It. accidental disoharge of a rifle, he was laying 0 0 Governor Chamberlain in his authority 7. fW. M. Dabney. 2. tWm. E. Smith. the bees make a great effort to er ot the lower house of Congress, and it is against domestic violence until otherwise di on the ground. The ball entered the right 3. tPhilip Cook. 8. fA. H. Stephens. ,M,3t leave their hives, being understood that he will be a candidate for shut in with reeled, |Signed.j U.S.Grant.' .. No more Sunday trains in Canada ide ia the vicinity of the lower ribs, crushed 4. tH. R. Harris. 9. tBenj. H. Hall. Centennial Award^. ,f.. u the caucus nomination. "In obeying these instructions you will advise the two succeeding ones, broke his collar 5. tM. A. Chandler. wirecloth over the passage ways. To From tbe New York Tribune, November 1&' The Dominion Government has issued with the Governor and place your troops Edwin Booth has been defeated in bone, and passed through several thicknesses ILUXOIG. The newspapers have been lately guard against the bees being smothered in such a manner as may be deemed best in orders that no trains shall be run on of a woolen scart which he fortunately had 1. Wm. Aldrich. 11. fR. M. Knapp. thfe suit to restrain Jarrett & Palmer from the teaming with ingeniously worded advertise order to carry out the spirit of the above order about his neck, just broke the skin on his in consequence of rushing in large the Sabbath day except in cases of 2. |C. H. Harrison. 12. tW. M. Springer ments regarding the awards. These publications further using the name of Booth's theatre,and of the President. Acknowledge receipt, lower jaw, and lei I back, with force exhaust 13. T. F. Tipton. 3. L. Brentano. numbers to the passage-ways, it is advisable great emergency, and then only on di have been skillfully prepared, so as to Signed.] J.D.Cameron, to recover Si0,000 damages for the use of the into 14. Jos G. Cannon. ed, tM: scarf. 4: Wm. Lathrop. convey the impression that this or that exhibitor Secretary of War, to raise the hives from their from rect orders of the Government. This same since Edwin Booth retired the 6. H. C. Burchard. 15. J. R. Eden. has really received the highest and 6. T. J. Henderson. 16. tW. A J. Sparks. management. lofltsiana. stands an eighth of an inch placing is a hard blow for the American rail Depoulfttion of Pent. best award. Thus, instead of informing the 7. P. C. Hayes. 17. tW. R. Morrison. Up to the evening of the 23d only 15 par A telegram from Columbus, O., an public as to the true state of affairs, they have wedges under the corners. During the roads which rely on the Grand Trunk 8. G. L. Fort. 18. tW. M. Hartzell ishes have been canvassed. As there are 71 The first census of Peru since it simply confused the reader. Visitors at the nounces the death on the»ars, of Commodore 9. T. A. Boyd. 19. R. W. T&Wnsend last ten years I think the entire increase and Great Western roads to give them in the State it will probably be a week or ten Centennial find themselves bewildered by the ceased to be a Spanish colony has just Paul Shirley, of the United States navy. Deceased 10. B. F. Marsh. days before the canvass is completed. of bees in the United States has adverse claims to distinction which they find their connecting link. been taken. It was the proposal of INDIANA. was en route to Memphis to visit his The time on the 24th was entirely occupied placarded on every hand, and they do not M. disappeared by disasters to them in 8. C. Hunter. the President, Don Manuel Pardo, and 1. tB. S. Fuller. with the consideration of the contested parisji sister, Mrs. Rice. Ilis remains were taken to know which way to turn to discover the truth Some curious statistics, just publish 2. tT. R. Cobb. 9. M. D. White. its details will be scanned with much ot East Baton Rouge but no conclusion was winteringjthat is that we have no more In no department has this system of misre Nashville for interment. 3. tG. A. Bicknell. 10. W. Calkins. ed, show that out of a population of reached. regard by all who take an interest in presentation beei* carried to so great an ex in the aggregate now, than we The laws of Kentucky provide that bee3 4. Leonidas Sexton. 11. J. L. Evans. On the 25tli there were no returns passed tent as that devoted to piano fortes. There the welfare of the aboriginal races of more than 36,000,000 in France there 6. T. M. Brown. 12. tA. H. Hamilton. had ten years ago. voting for presidential electors shall be done upon, but a number of contested parishes has been "a war" between piano exhibitors mankind, as well as by not a few are 37,927 blind and 29,512 deaf and 6. M. S. Robinson. 13. John H. Baker. were partially considered. An associated press viva voce, and it is said that most of the vot since the exhibition opened, and a regular British capitalists, whose money was 7. John Hannah. telegram reports tke following episode on dumb so that in 950 inhabitants there skirmish line of placards since the awards Miscellaneous Beceipts. ing in Covington and many other places was IOWA. allured out of their pockets for invest that day: were officially announced. They have vied Squeaking Shoes,—Have your is one blind, and in ,220 there is one for Tilden and Hendricks, and for Hayes and 1. J. C. Stone. 6. E. S. Sampson. The returns from De Soto parish were ment in Peruvian bonds, railways with each other in the use of extravagant lan 2. Hiram Price. 7. H.J.B.Cummings Wheeler direct, without any reference to the deaf and dumb person. In Paris alone brought in and were contained in one package maker place a sheet of India-rubber guage to prove their respective claims to di mines, and steamship companies. The 3. T. W. Burdiok. 8. W. F. Sapp. sealed with wax. When the seals were names ol electors. It is doubtful, however, if tinction. The most ingenious methods have there are 7,333 mad people, while in total of the population according to (thick or thin, makes no difference,) 4. N. C. Deeriug. 9. Addison Ol liver. broken by the members of the board there been 3evised disinterested correspondents the informality would be permitted tf defeat the new number of people amounts 6. Bush Clarke.' all France there are 17,123 male and were found inside the consolidated votes, between the outside and inside sole of whose sole object was to instruct the ignorant the choice of the voters. 4 KANSAS. the commissioners' statements and tally to 2,720, 735, a lamentable andanawful public, have volunteered their services (tor a 14,904 female lunatics. the boot or shoe. 1. Wm. A. Phillips. 8. Thos. Ryan. sheets. Attached to the returns were a large failling off, which is accounted for by consideration) ex-judges of awards, in the in To Clean Gilt Frames. —When the 2. D. C. Haskell. number of protests and affidavits. Miscellaneous Mews Items. terest of certain piano manufacturers, have earthquakes, disease, civil war, and New York consoles herself for the KENTUCKY. The Seoretary of the Board said it had been made pretended revelations of the secrets o gilt frames of pictures or looking-glasses Boss Tweed is reported to be but a brandy. 1. tA. R. Boone. 6. tJ. G. Carlyle. received on the 18th instant and was entered untimely end of the Beecher-Moulton the jury room, for the sake of supporting the or the moldings of rooms have wreck his sick heart. 2. fj. A. McKensie. 7. tJ. C. Blackburn Where the former agents of destruct of former self, and at in his receipt book. The returns he said had claims of their particular favorites, and lightning complication with a breach-of-promise 3. fj. W. tCaldwell. 8. tM. J. Durham. io|| have killed their thousands,the lat specks of dirt upon them from flies or come by mail. In the course of the inspection calculators have been appealed to and A fire in the hold of the bark Mohe 4. tJ. Proctor Knott. 9. tThos. Turner. it was discovered that one one of the protests case of extravagant dimensions, the have lound convenient mathematical rales by ter has killed tens of thousands. In addition other causes, they may be cleaned gan, at New Orleans, loaded with cotton for 5. fA. S. Willis. 10. tJ. B. Clarke. of the supervisors charging general intimidation which to establish absolutely the supremacy lacerated affections being estimated as to the importation of hundreds England, caused a loss ol 910,000. with white of eggs gently rubbed on was dated November 25, and sworn to in LOUISIANA. of their clients, on the pretense of the so much of thousands of bottles of spurious being worth Sa0,000 less than they 1. tR. L. Gibson. 4. J. B. Elam. .. The returns the fpurth this city befere a commissioner of the Circuit official of abused maxim that figures cannot lie. All with a camel's hair pencil. spirits, the Peruvians make their 2. tE. J. Ellis. 6. J. E. Leonard. Court. When called on to explain how a protest these efforts, while ridiculous to those ac wer- before laceration. The lady of give congressional district California To Destroy Red Ants.—These little 3. C. B. Darrall. 6. Chas. E. Nash. dated on the 25th instant could get into a aquardiente, a liquor stronger than quainted with the subjectj have been attempt Sacheco, the Republican candidate, a major plaintiff indignantly repudiates the 1. Thomas B. Reid 4. Llewellyn Powers sealed registered package received by mail on creatures have been the affliction of ed to influence the uninitiated. In lact, the whiskey, which is sold in enormous 2. •Wm. P. Frye, 5. •Eugene Hale ity of one vote. the 18th instant, the Secretary said he had received idea that she wants money and the liano men have left nothing undone to mis {ead quantities and at great profit. The many a tidy housekeeper. Gum camphor 3. S. D. Lindsay. two packages. He was detected by one Louis gamblers have been con St. the public, and by their efforts have jury may take her at her word, as the probable consequence of this increase is their especial aversion. Break"" MARYLAND. of the Democratic counsel present in the act of caused everything relating to pianos to be siderably astonished by a decision from the 1. •D. M. Henry. I 4. •Thomas Swans in the national drunkeness will be the Brooklyn jury did the youthful maiden making another entry in his book of the two it on every shelf in your cupboard and looked upon with distrust, and have made court ordering a fine and imprisonment for 2. •C. B. Roberts. I 6. ^Eli J. Henkle. packages received. After some delay another displacement of the present race of themselves the laughing stock of the public. who brought an action against flor pantry. The remedy is cleanly, easily A carrying on the game of faro. 3. •W. Kimmel. 6. •Wm. Walsh. package was produced and found to By these means injustice is not only done to Peruvians fey the Chinese and the 1st to replevin a kiss. contain a consolidated statement of votes and applied, and withal effectual. There is a revolution the Mexican MASSACHUSETTS. the public, but to those who are not only entitled in Mormons. commissioners' returns, but no protests or 1. W. W. Crano. 7. Benj. F. Butler. to the leading position, but who were Liquid Pudding Sauce.—Beat one government of Lower California, Jose affidavits. The members of the board were 8. William Claflin. 2. Benj. W. Harris. awarded it by the judges. Your correspondent The supreme court of Iowa says the Wareno having declared himself governor egg and oue cup of white sugar to a unable to explain the matter, and Senator 9. W. W. Rice. 3. •Benj. Dean. has taken the trouble to submit all the various relation of husband and wife does not and imprisoned Gov. Villagrana. Sherman, of tne Republican visiting commit' 4. •Leopold Morse. 10. Amasa Norcross. reports, which are the basis ol the awards^ Pools on Election. -K* __ froth mak« ready a very thin batter tee, remarked that there was no use to dis 6. N. P. Banks.?, 11. Geo. D. Robinson The total number of troops ordered to a carelul scrutiny and comparison, and the divest the wife of the title of personal with one cup^and a half of water, and guise the fact that the returns had been opened 6. Geo. B. Loring. New Tori Letter, Nov. 16. result is that the pianos of Wm. Knabe & Co. for duty in and around Washington is be property held before marriage or subse and protests inserted alter the packages ot returns MICHIGAN. OF all the utterly disconsolate men a piece of butter half the size of an are fouud to head the list. This house, from 0. M. B. Brfewer tween 800 and 900 including four companies had been received. The affair created quently acquired. The property of 1. *A. 8. Williams. the commencement of the Exhibition, relied in the world, those fellows in this city egg pour this batter boiling hot over quite a sensation among the members of the 7. O. D. Conger. on the way there frem the northwest. 3. Edwin Willetts. solely upon the merits ot their instruments to whose money is tied up in the pools the wife cannot be taken in payment the egg and sugar just as it goes to the committee present. 3. J. H. McQowan. 8. C. C. Ellsworth. secure tnem a just award and since the offi The whipmanufacturers have held sold on the election results are the of her husband's debts, even though 4. E. W. Keightiey. 9. Jay. A. Hubbell. cial announcement, although they were de Florida. table. Flavor to ta3te. Beat while convention and advanced the price for whips most miserable. Those who bet on 5. John W. Stone. creed the highest honors in the Piano depart it be reduced to the possession of the Gen. Stearns having announced his inten mixing the boiled butter and sugas*. 31 per cent, lor common and 50 per cent, for the Republican side will not give up MINNESOTA. I I ment, they nave modestly remained in the tion ot canvassing the votes himself,the Democrats husband and his creditors have no 1. Mark H.-Dunnell. I 3. J. H. Stewart. fine, en account of the rise in whalebone. background. It is fortunate that the judges while those on the Democratic side Veal Loaf .—Take a piece of butter the have secured an order from the circuit 2. Horace. B. Strait. notice of the wife's interest. This in preparing the Knabe report, so framed it as It is stated that Captain Allen court restraining him from doing so, and also who imagine they are winners are un size of an egg, three pounds of raw.* MISSISSIPPI. to leave no doubt about their ire-eminence an order directing the State board ol canvassers renders it unnecessary for wives to able to get winnings. It is estimated Young, who commanded the Pandora on her 1. •H. L. Muldrow. 4. *0. R. Singleton They especially commended all their four veal, one heaping teasja&Jnful of salt, to proceed with the count. An appeal that there is an aggregate of $2,500, reoent trip to the Arctic region*, will next 2. •V. H. Manning 6. •C. E. Hooker. advertise their husbands in that styles of pianos, concert grand, parlor grand, from these orders can be taken to the supreme one of pepper, and two raw eggs. 3. •H. D. Money. 6. •J. R. Chalmers square and uprights, ana accorded them the 000 held in the pool-boxes, of which spring again attempt tie northwestern pass court, and if this is done the matter cannot State. Chop the veal fine and mix altogether, MISSOURI praise of unequaled excellence in all the de be decided, owing to the supreme court not John Morrisey holds SI,250,000. The age in that vessel. 1. Anthony Ittner. 8. •B. J. Franklin. tails of perfect instruments. The report is being in session, until after the first Wednesday and put in about two feelings of those who have made in tablespoonfuls of The commission of Congress will By a recent census of the school 9. •David Rea. 2. Nathan Cole. plain, straight-forward and comprehensive, in December, in wnich case both sides vestments in the pools may be imag water. Mold this into a loaf, then roll recommend that a subsidy be granted he Pa 3. L. S. Metcalfe. 10. H. M. P911ard. specifying afi the elements of merit which it children in Prussia it appears that fair will lose the vote of Florida, as it cannot be 11. •J. B. Clark, Jr. ined when a report was bulletined and 4. •R. A. Hatcher. is possible for the best piano-forte to possess cific Mail company for the Panama, Australia it in eight tablespoonfuls of rolled cast after that date. hair and blue eyes are characteristics 12. tJohnM. Glover. 6. tR. P. Bland. —power, richness and singing quality of tone extensively circulated last Saturday The muddle, however, seems likely to be and British Columbia line, and revive the sub crackers, and pour ova»4t three table 13. A H. Buckner. 6. tC. H. Morgan. ease and elasticity of touch effectiveness of of the German race. Out of 4,127,766 ended without the aid of the Court, lor on the evening that one of the pool-sellers sidy on the China line. T. 7. fT. Crittenden. action solidity and originality of constrac sponfuls of melted butter place in a 25th, while the Judge had the matter under children reported, 42.97 per cent had had absconded that, day with special telegram from the British A NEBRASKA. tion, and excellence of workmanship. By advisement, the Secretary of State directed pan and bake two houift* To be aliced over a half-million dollars of pool blue eyes, and 24.31 per cent had Frank Welch. comparing it with the other reports in the provinces brings the tidings of terrible rav the Board of Canvassers to assemble at noon money. All day Sunday inquiries same department, even the most skeptical off when cold. NEVADA. on the 27th and proceed with the canvass brown eyes 72 per cent had blonde ages of the small pox. Several cities to the Thomas Wren. will acknowledge that no stronger language were made among the pool-sellers as to As ia Louisiana the board will admit flre "*-l| east of us have also been similarly afflicted hair, 26 per cent brown, and 1.21 per NEW could have been used to express the M»nl the truth of the story, and not until Baked Fish.—Scale, wash, and wipe members ot each political party to witlMM the HAMPSHIRB. and precautionary measure are timely. In fElection March, 1877.J mous approval of the jndges. count. cent black hair only 6.53 per cent had Sunday's papers definitely contradict dry inside and out, a three-pound fish. Milwaukee numbers of cases are reported, PHILADELPHIA, NOV. 11,1876." NEW JERSEY i 1 ed the rumor did the excitement brunette complexion. In Bavaria the 1. U. S. W. Sinnickson. 1 5. tA. OlllW, Betting on the Election. 11-' Make stuffing as follows One pint of Mexico is in the midst of another T. 3. J. H. Pugh. 6. B. Peddie. finally subside. 1 tf tiuMt \il* One Day Doctor McKenzle, well reports show 15 per cent brunette com grated bread two tablespoonfuls of revolution. Ex-Chief Justice Iglesias has From the Atlanta Herald. tMiles Ross. 7. tA. A. Harden 8. know in the reigon of Clydesdale plexion, 5 per cent black hair, 41 per "Dere's some fokes 'round dis t6wn bergh melted butter pepper and salt to taste: proclaimed himself provisional President 4. tA. A. Clark. England, was dinning with a party cent brown hair, and 54 per cent fair dats on de vergin ob losin' dert fobs the republic and located his seat of govern one raw egg a little celery salt one NEW YORK. There are a number of middle-aged among whom were the Honorable dat's sartin said old St. 18. A. Williams. hair. From this it is argued that the ment at Leon, in the state of Guanojuato, the 1. tJ. W. Covert. gentlemen, who, thinking themselves onion, chopped fine, is to my taste an Henry Erskine, and other legal mag B. "Who are they we asked. 3. tW. D. Veeder. 19. A. James. legislature and governor of which sustains darker complexions in Germany come endowed by nature with oratorical nates. Toward the close of the meal improvement, but can be omitted if 3. S. B. Chittenden. 20. J. H. Starin. "Dese standin'-collar, big watch him. A portion of the procession escorting ability, visited Sunday schools to dis a large dish of cresses was placed from the south. Contrary to expecta 4. tArch. M. Bliss. 21. Solomon Bundy. not liked. Care should be taken not chane people ober hyar at de Anstill Iglesias attacked the American missionaries 22. Geo. A. Baglp. play their speech-making qualities 5. tNioholas Muller. upon the table, and Doctor McKenzie tion, it was found that nearly one to wet the bread crumbs, the egg and buldin' I" with the cry of "Death to Protestants." 23. W, J. Bacon. 6. tS. S. Cox. ... One of these gentry had a round of who was exceedingly fond of the escu third of the Jewish children are fair •'The United States officers." 24. Wm. H. Baker. 7. tA. Eickhoft melted butter will moisten sufficiently. District Attorney Wells has entered four or five schools which he visited lant grass, helped himself largely F. 26. W. Hiscock. "Dey's de very fellers. Dey jess A. G. McCoallt, ,i 8. a suit for the United States against General regularly and as regularly bored, end Tie over the fish thin slices of salt and not only so, but he ate with a keen 9. tF. Wood. A 26. John. N. Camp. well fling up right now. Taint no use Passengers on the Wisconsin Valley ing Ms orations invariably with Oliver Otis Howard, A. R. Shepard and Edgar 10. tA, S. HewHi, 27. E. G. Lapham. relish, if not voraciously, carrying the pork fill a dripping pan half full of for dem to sqneel—dey's onder de gate railroad are attracted daily by the conduct Ketchum—the two last as sureties on the 11. tBenj. Willie12. 28. J. W. Dwight. Amen! While visiting one of the food to his mouth with his fingers hot water then, if yoi* have not a an Jiit shets wid a spring lock." 29. J. N. Hungerford tC. N. Pottet./, scheols, the superintendent, out of bonds ot the first named—to recover the sum Mr. Erskino watched fcTr a time, and of a large, intelligent dog waiting wire grate, place the gridiron on your "What makes you think so 30. IE. Kirk Hart. 13. J. H. Ketcham. courtesy, asked him if he desired to of $22,078, which it is charged he has not ac being struck with the oddity and gross for the daily newspaper, which was 31. tO. B. Benedict. "Well, sah, dere's some sines dat 14. tGeo. M. Beebe. pan, and after you laying your fish on counted for. and which sum came into his say a few words to the school. "Wa'al ness of the proceeding, he resolved to 32. tD. N. Lockwood 15. tS. L. Mayhew. formerly thrown to him from the bag you kin 'pend on an^ some dat you the gridiron cover all with another yes, 111 say just a word or two and hands by virtue of his appointment as speoial 33. Gea W. Patterson give the clergyman a hint for the 16. tT. J. Quinn. kant. Hit don't allers rain when gage car for his master, who lived straightening himself up, he began pan bake in a hot oven till the pork agent and disbursing officer of the bureau of 17. M. I. Townsend. better regulation of his conduct. Said sky shines red, but when you Bees half a mile from the rails. The master "Wa al, chil'un, the superintendent refugees and freedmen and abandoned lands NORTH CAROLINA. the wit: "Doctor McKenzie, are you is well shriveled then remove the Dimmycrats puttin' up dere munney 6. tA. M. Seales. 1. tJ. J. Yeates. wants mo to speak to yer! Neow has been dead for many months aware that you put me in mind of King upper tin, allowing your fish to brown. —han'fulls of munney on a 'lecahun 6. tW. L. Steele. 2. C. H. Brogden. what shall I say—what shall I talk 'y 4 The Market* bat the faithful dog has not missed Nebuchadnezzar while in his stats o 7. tW. M. Robbius, —an' mind you dat ain't nigger-yearn' 3. tA. Waddel. One and a half hours will cook thor-7 about A bright little fellow about There is little change to nofo in the condemnation The company smiled 8. tR. B. Vance. day since. There is no paper for that 4. tJ. J. Davis munney like hit wuz 'for de wah—you oughly, if a steady fire is kept. Sauce four years old, sitting in the front and looked to see the cress-eater wheat markets, New York paying $1.20 for o. master now, but sometimes the bag kin jes prepar ter be stonished." for same: Take half a pint of milk and seat, who evidently had heard the or 11. H. S. Neal. 1. Mil ton Sayler. abashed but not a bit of it. Replied No. 3 Milwaukee. In Chicago wheat has de "That's your opinion, is it gageman, in pity for the dog V* B. 12. tThomas Ewing. ator before, jumped to his feet, and 3. tH. Banning. the fish drippings mixed a little salt McKenzie, with a twinkle of humor clined to $1.10 for No. 1, cash, and 11.13 "Tis, fer a fack.' I'fe kinder cotch 3. Mills Gardener. 13. fM. I. Southard. tosses a paper for him as the lisped out loud enough to be heard all "Ay, do I mind ye o' Nebuceadnezzar and pepper mix until smooth, two to be delivered in January. Milwaukee quotes 14. tE. B. Finley. de itch myself, an' ef enny nigger 4. tJ. A. McMahon. over the schoolroom: "Thay 'Amen, train rushes by, which he eagerly That'll be because I'm eating amang wheat dullat $1.17),' cash for No. 1 $1.22 15. N. H. Van Vorhes, 5. tA. Y. Rice. ounces of butter and two tablespoon)r wants to ante hiz buck-saw on dat and thit down!" 16. Lorenzo Danford, the brutes." seizes and starts joyfully over 6. Jacob D. Cox. for hard $1,13 for No. 2 98o@$l.©4, tor skedule de ole man'llkiver it wid dis fuls of flour stir into liquor when"T 17. W. A. McKinlev. 7 tH. L. Dickey. No. 3. the hills for home. When the train o heah saw and put de wood-hoss in for boiling« have ready a hard boiled egg 18. James Monroe 8. J. W. Keifer. WHAT A SMELL you have in your You CANNOT HIDE IT That Catarrh The Minneapolis and St. Pa.nl wheat mai odds." has gone by and no paper is thrown 19. J. A. Garfield. 9. J. S. Jones. nfoe It is all stopped up get some of fine, to add when ready tor 1 spoils your voice." Dr. J. Ghopped ket was unchanged price, $1.00 for No. 1 20. Amos. Townsend 10. Charles Foster. he rushes wildly up and down the Dr. J. H. McLean's Catarrh Snuff. It McLean's Wonderful Catarrh Snuff the table. and 95c lor No. 2. Huxley contends that a frog is only OREGON soothes, heals and will euro any dis track, gazing after the cars with an al soothes and heals all irritation in the Richard Williams. Butter in St. Paul, which regulates the a bird without feathers and so a fish i*. ease in your nose or throat. Trial most human look of disappointment HSNNSTLVANIA. nose, head or throat, a sure cure. Tri Why is Christmas like a general mistake? ball must be only a base ball with the price in the Northwest, by the large shipments 1. C. Freeman. I 15 Edward Overton. boxes 50 cts. by mail. Dr. J, H. Mc al boxes 50c. by mail. Dr. J. H. Mc Because it is a comin' nearer rTt and jogs dejectedly homeward. It is made daily, was 18@20o for the best cover knocked off, and a stone Is only 3. Chas. O'NeiL I 16. J. I. Mitchell. Chestnuts Lean, 314 Chestnut, St, Louis, errors ... j-*•Hr* sad instance of canine sagacity. packed ia eraofci tube. For ordinary atore an apple dumpling gone to seed. ft-Utofr Rsadsll If. J. M. CampiNU. ee-i ... 4 'A IlS'*yua mm