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A CASE OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY Hen
derson was lately in sleeping car, on a crowded
train coming into the capital One OF our Ohio
congressman was also on the train. A couple of
ardent young politicians came in late and seated
themselves in one Of the sections. "They say
that fellow Henderson, that sold rs out on i'm
peachment, is on this train," said one. "Let US
look around and see if we can pick him out. Such
chap must be easily recognized by the sort of
face he'll be sure TO have" And 80 they looked
up and down, and finally settled on a burly figure
in cbaplain's suit Of gray, with buffalo hair
thrust back in confused masses from a narrow
but strong forehead. "Thats the fellow ex-
claimed one. "rll bet any sum thst's the man.
be looks it az over Just look at that treacherous
face. Why, he'd sell his grandmother's bones, to
say nothing of the Repub ican party" And so,
on courteous suggestion from the lsnk, tall gen
teman sitting opposite, who had been laughing
with them over their discovery of the "recreant
senator" by his face, they gave way to let the
porter make up the berths. This courteous gen.
uemsn opposite happened 10 be Senator Hender.
son himself Next morning he found the Joke too
good 10 keep, and 80 marched over to our con-
gresham from the second district to tell him how
some of their felloWtravelers had been able to
Identity him (Gen. Sam. Cary to-wit) as the
"reereant SENATOR from Missouri because of his
"ueacherous fsce,n which "must belong to a
man who would sell out anything.n Report adds
that Gen. Sam. didn't seem to enjoy the story
half Is much as the senstor.
Agate TO the Cincinnati Gazette
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FROM ST. PAUL.
Indian OutraRes.

ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA, June A.-Indan ont.
RACES near Forts Benton and Fatten continue
The reported murder Of two msil carriers has been
confirmed.
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, June 24-ll A. M.-Baroma.
ter 1910. Wind northeast, blowing a sgoug
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DZssoTo SCHOOL

The scene presented at the Desoto (girlsD
School, on Vaudeville street, between Love and
Goodcbildren streets, was truly beautiful to be-
hold. Over six hundred children, dressed in their
gala day costumes, were present, and together
with their parents and admIring friends, roTded
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THE ORESOENT's DISPATCHES.


THE ORESOENT'S DISPATCHES,
FROM HING TON.
COST OF RECONSTRUCTION.
ARKANSAS NUMBERS SWORN IN.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS S.
II III Il II a * Bill Z.
Personal, Political and Financial.
THE OMNIBUS BILL.
THE COTTON SUITS.
TREATY WITH ITALY RATIFIED.
The Mississippi Dredge Boat at Fortress
Monroe.
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HELNfBOLD'S
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel DrOpsy, Organic
Weakness. Female Complaints
General Debility.

treatment IL submitted to- Consumption or insanity
Our Flesh and Blood supported from these
sources, and the
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-25
HELMBOLD'S
Concentrated Extract SarSaparilla.
1T REMOVES BLACK SPOTS, PIaPLEs, MOTH
PATCHES AND ALL ERUPTIoSs
OF THE SKIN.

In the Spring Months the system naturally undsrsoes
change AID BEIMsOLDs HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA is an assistant of the
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-25
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,

and that of PoSrERITY depends upon prompt of re-
liable remedy
The Proprietor trusts that his Remedies because advertised
may be cased Patent Medicnes-mOs OF which are
prepared by Ssfyled Doctors who, in many instances
TOO ignorant to read ply csn simplest prescription,
less competent to prepare Pharmaceutical Prepsraons.
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HELMBOLD'S
aIGHlY CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
sARsAPARILLA
eRADlCATES ERUPTlVE AND LUCRATIVE DISEASES
SHRoAT,
NOSE,
90 DIsFIGURE THE APPEARANCE,
THE EVIL EFFECTS OF MERCURY
Removing All Taints.
Chs Remnants of Diseases. hereditary otherwise and is
taken by Adults and Children with
Perfect Safety.
Two Tablespoonful of HELMBoLD's Extract Of sarsapa
rnia added 10 pint Of equal the Lisbon Diet
Drinb, bottle equal to gallon of Sass 1arilla
the dssOctisns usually made.
HELMBoLD's
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
UCHU,
is THE GREAT DIURETIO.
HELMBoLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
sARsAPARLLA
is TIE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
Beth prepared according the Pharmacy and
Chemistry, and the most active that be made.
HELMBOLD's
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
Issc certain cure for diseases Of the
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, DrOpsy, Organic
Weakness, Female Complaints,
General Debility.
no treatment is submitted to- Consumption insanity
may Our Flesh Blood supported from these
sources, and the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
and that of PosrERrTT depends upon prompt of
liable remedy.
The Proprietor that his Remedies advertised
may Medicines-most Of which are
prepared by styled Doctors who in many instances are
too ignorant to read PHYSICIANS simplest prescription,
less competent prepare Pharmaceutical Preparations
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Not few ofthe disorders that sne mankind arise
Ironu corruption If the blood. HELNBoLD's EXTRACT
SARsAPARILLA Is A REMEDY Ofthe utmost valus.
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HELMBoID's EXTRACT sARsAPARTLLA eleansss
the bood Dsts the vgOr Of health into the
system and purgeaout the humOrs that make disease
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DislOgue-Besuiy Of Poetry.
kecifatOn-Nick Vanstan Miss Raraslida
Recilation-The Toast Miss Jacksop.
Besuty torigtpsD Mics Esrhsrt
All Is rot Gold that Gters toriginaD Miss Green
Recitaton-BernsrdO de- lCarpiO..........hiss Pa ms
RectationRattie Of Waterloo Mrs Davidson.
MISS MuseeimAn.
heehatoh-milnaul Miss Porter
In fact all the exercises were very good but
your correspondent not having been furnished
with the correct "bil of fare" is unable to make
mention Of all the participants. Too much praise
cannot be bestowed upon the principal Mrs.
Bartlett, or her able and accomplished assistant,
Miss Alston, to whose arduous bat i'll paid labors.
1t ia due for the care and attention they have be-
slowed upon their pupils. DOC.
The exercises of the primary and grammar
schools Of the First and Fourth Districts will take
place to-day, commencing at 8 M.
The annual exhibition CT the Central High
School takes place at Lyceum Hall, at O'Clock
y
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Those who desire BRILLIANCY OF COMPLEXION
must purify and enrich the blood, which HELMBOLDs
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA
nVARIABLY DOES Ask for HslmbOld's. TAKE NO
OTHER.
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QUANTITY VS. QUALlTY-HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
sARSlPARILLA. The dose IL small Those who desire
args quantity and large doses of medieps ERR.
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YOUNG LADIRs. BEwAREi Ofths injurious effects Of
Face Washes All such remedies close the
pores Of the skin time destroy the conpexian
Iyou have fresh. healthy ard youthful appearances
USE HKLMBoLD's EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
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II Clear, smooth SEsn
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION
FOLLOW THE
HELMBOLD'S
Concentrated Extract SarSaparilla.
1T REMOVES BLACK SPOTS, PraPLEs, MOTH
PATCHES AND ALL ERUPuoSs
OF THE SKIN.
In the Spring Months the system naturally undergoes
change AID HELMBoLDs II GHLY CONCENTRATED
ExTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA is assistant of the
greatsstvAIue.
YOUNG LADIFs. BEwAREi Oftbs injurious effects Of
Face Powders and Washes All such remedies close the
pores Of skin short time destroy th cOnpexisn
IyOu have esh healthy ard youthful appearance
USE HBLNBoLD's EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
Not few ofthe disorders that set mankind arise
from corruption If the blood HELhBoLDs EXTRACT
sARsAPARILLA IS A REMEDY Ofthe utmost valus.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA clesnses
and the blood psts the vgor OF health into the
system and purgesOut the humOrs that make disease.
QUANTITY VS. QUALlTY-HELNBOLDS EXTRACT
sARSLPARILLA. The dose IL small Those who desire
args quantity and large doses of medieips ERR.
Those Who desire BRILLIANCY OF COMPLEXION
must purify and snlch the blood which HELMBoLD's
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA
RVARIABLY DOES Ask for HsnbOld's- TAKE NO
OTHER.
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The proprietor compelled to adopt this wrapper be-
Of the growing popularity Of his articles and 10 prevsut
spurious and dangerous eounterfetng
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On Bsgatelle street, between Morales and
pills, and ia located ina fine building. The teach.
ers are: Mr.. A. Bettison, principal; Mr.. Chas.
Escotfer, first assistant; Miss Z. Butler first as
sistant; Miss A. Coll, second assistant Miss A.
Desgoultes, second assistant Miss NJ A. Brady
third assistant; Mrs. NJ. Forwood, third assistant;
Mrs. A. Vaime, third assistant; Miss E. J. MeCaf
ferry, third assistant: Miss Annie Coyne, third
assistant. Among other noteworthy evidences of
the pupils proficiency was fine map drawn BY
Master Walter Brown, fifteen years of age. Some
excellent penmanship was also displayed. A
number Of visitors were in attendance.
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II. t. HELArBOLD,
H. 7. HELMBOLI

None genuine unless done up sseeurrSvea rapper
with fac smile OF my chemical warehouse aud signed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-21
By the Atlantic Cable.

MADRID, November l9.-lt is rumored
that General frim is negotiating with the
Prince OF Asturias with the intention Of
making the Prince King Of Spain.
LONDON, November l9.-Letters from
Rome report that the Roman Government
nas come to favorable understanding with
the Emperor Napoleon in regard to Italy.
LONDON, November 1910 p. M.-Ac-
cording to the latest returns received up to
this hour 437 members Of the House of Com
mons have been elected; Of whom PSI are
Liberals, and $50 are Conservatives.
Disraeli made a speech to-day to his con-
stituents at Aylcsbury. After expressing
his Acknowledgements for their unanimity
in returning him to the House Of Commons,
he proceeded to review and justify the
action of the Conservative party on the
reform question. He then defended the
Government from the charge Of eXtrava-
gance. The expenditures were large, but
the Government could not be conducted
che&ply and he maintained that the tinan-
cial management Of the Ministry had been
in every sense economical. He advocated
the extension Of education, and favored the
creation Of q department of public lnstruc-
ton, with a Cabinet Minister at its head.
He insisted, however, that neither COM
pulsory educational system nor the imposi-
ton of o new tax for educational purposes
were in accordance with the opinion OF the
country.
He then contrasted the foreign policy Of
the preceding with that OF the present
Ministry. He said the relations which now
exist with foreign Powers are those of con-
fidence and sympathy, and all the disagree
ments with the United States are now re-
moved.
He concluded with discussion Of the
Irish question. The resolutions for dis
establishment of the Irish Church, intro
duced by the leader OF the opposition, could
not mitigate the evils Of Fenianism. The
troubles Of Ireland were greatly exag-
gerated. ireland had really progressed
within the last twenty years more than
England. TIE proposed disestablishment
was dangerous to the rights OF property.
1t would only serve to increase the dscon-
tent of the Irish people, while at the same
time it would be sure TO sever the connec-
ton between the State and religious princi-
Piles.
LONDON, November 20.-Garibaldi pub
fishes letter urging Spain to choose die
tator for three years as preliminary to the
establishment OF o republic.
Two men have been arrested at Ashton
with valuable papers relative to the Fenlan
organization.
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4 NICE LEGAL PoINT-THE DECISION
OF JUDGE CLIFFORD IN TIE Rowland
Will CAsE.-The opinion stops just short
Of that question in the case which was by
far the most interesting to the public. The
complainant was charged with the forgery
of signature to important papers. The
question whether person could write two
signatures SO as to exactly cover each other
was itself one of peculiar interest. large
mass of evidence had been collected. The
most eminent experts upon the subject Of
handwriting had been called and examined,
and it was alleged that the forgery had
been mathcmatically demonstrated upon the
doctrine of chances. 1t would have been
interesting to have had a judicial decision
on this point, for the determination of which
such efforts had been made aud expense
incurred. But this question as to the
genuincness of the signatures the court
found il unnecessary 10 discuss, as upon
other grounds the cause could not be suS-
tanned.
1t may not be improper, now that the
cause has been decided, to suggest con-
clusion, which probably nine out of every
ter who have thought upon the subject have
reached, that this charge Of forgery has not
been made out by the respondents. Re-
markable as it may seem that two sigma
lures can he made by the same person
which exactly cover each other, and which
are az the same distance from the side and
bottom of the page, yet the facts show that
it has been done, aud is done nearly every
day in the community. Not to mention
other considerations, which are numerous
in so broad field, the fact would seem to
nc conclusive that the signatures of Miss
Rowland to fifty bills of sale, taken indls-
criminately, cover each other in remarka-
Die manner, and some of them quite rs well
IS those which are alleged to have been
forged. The ingenious speculations Of the
experts, and especially the fanciful demon
STATIONS of the mathematicians, fail to con-
vince in view of such stubborn facts.
This, however, is apparently not the end
of this interesting case. 1t is not impos-
siblc that the question Of forgery may yet
be passed upon by another tribunal. The
last stage is yet to be traversed-as was
generally expected, the case goes by appeal
to Washington for final adjudication. \
year at least, and probably much longer
time, must elapse before decision of the
Supreme Court Of the United States will be
ached.-BoSt0n advertiser, NoUcnber lG.
There is no such nice legal point" in
the case. 1t was mere question Of fact,
upon which the Judges opinion would be
no better authority than any other mans.
Such questions are left to the jury.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, November 2O.-Noon.-Con-
sols, 941a United States bonds, AZ.
LONDON, November 20.-EUening.-Su-
gar, afoat, 26s. Turpentine, eos.
LIVERPOOL, November 2O.-Noon.--Cot-
ton frmer estimated sales, $4,000 bales ;
sales for the week, $4,000 bales, including
5000 for export and 5000 for speculation ;
stock, 900 bales, including 10000 bales
Of Ane ricau. Sugar firm.
Afternoons firm and unchanged ;
stock afoat, 3l2 900 bales, including $4,000
bales of American. Lard, 65s. Cd. Rosin,
lis. Yarns and fabrics at Manchester
steady. Breadstufs quiet. Corn dull.
PARIS, November 2O.-The bullion in the
Bank of France has decreased II 900, OOOf.
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3hc.; clear Sides. lie. Whiskey, esq

1876; clear Sides lie. Whiskey, 95e
97c.
CINCINNATI, November 2O.-Whiskey, 96
@97c. Lard, l4148l5c. Pork dull at
$23.50.
ST. LOUIS, November 20.-Corn ecarce Mt
73aSlc. for new, and Soc. for old. Proyi-
sions quiet and declining. New mess pork,
s24aS24,25. Clear sides, ISc. !; loose shoul-
ders, 122l@13c. Whiskey heavy at CSC.
WILMINGTON, N. c., November 90
Spirits turpentine, 42IG43c. Rosin ac-
tive: strained, s1.75Gs1 .85. Crude tur-
pentine, s2@s3. Tar, $3.50. Cotton dull
at &c.
CHARLESTON, November 20.-Cotton firm
err; middlings, 22@G2234c.; sales, 400
bales receipts, 1859 bales.
AUGUSTA. November 20.-Cotton very
firm middlings, 22114c.; sales, 1876 bales ;
receipts, 542 bales.
SAVANNAH, November 20.-Cotton opened
with q fair inquiry and closed active at 23c.
for middlings sales, 1854 bales; receipts,
1885 bales.
MOBILE, November 2O.-Cotton firm /;
middlings, 22L@221ac.; sales, 1000 bales ;
receipts, 2,O9l bales.
New ORLEANS, November 2O.-Cotton
sitter and tending upward; middlincs,
23c. Sales, $500 bales; for the week,
81 $50 bales. Receipts, 6,724 bales; for
the week, 2o,966 bales. Exports-To
Liverpool, 1924 bales; continent, 14,713
bales; coastwise, 1858 bales. Stock, "a, l4O
bales. Gold, 1875. New York sight, u
discount. Sugar frmer; fair, 1O@@l1c. ;
fully fair to prime, 12H@l2Mc. Molasses
firm; prime, G506Sc.; choice, 7O@72c.
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Domestic Markets.

New YORK, November 90 Noon
Money easy at per cent. Gold, 134338s.
5-20's, '62, 1l01s. North Carolina Gs,
G516: new, Ga. Virginia 6's, ex-coupons,
81 new, 541a. Tennessee 6's, ex-coupons,
coz; new, 6S.
Flour dull and 5@10c. lower. Wheat and
corn unchanged. Pork nominally $40.
Lard quiet. Cotton steady at "a l4c. Tur-
pentine, A61a@47 &c. Resin steady strained
and common. 81 so.
Evcninq. irmer and more active =;
sales 5000 bales at 2315c. for low mid
dlings and 241l9241ac. for uplands. Flour
heavy; superfine, SIS 5O9s5 IS; southern,
common to fair extra, S7.40@sS.30. Wheat
1@2c. lower. Corn unchanged. Pork heavy
at $28Q$29. Lard more active kettle,
l7@l71sc. Whiskey steady. Turpentine
dull at 46IG46Tc. Rosin firm at S2.4O9
$3.50. Freights dropping.
Governments closed strong; 5-2O's, '62,
1902. Tennessee 6's, new. g.. North
Carolina 6's, 651S new, 66. Virginia IS,
ex-coupons, ssh. The supply of money
exceeds the demand call loans, COZ per
cent; prime paper, 100. Sterling trmer
at 1899. Gold, l3434.
BALTIMORE, November 2o.-Cotton steady
at 24c. Flour-Fanily active and prices
unchanged. Glover seed, $3.50. Wheat
firm but not quotably higher. Corn firm ;
new white, 9O995c.; yellow, slGsl.0S.
Oats and rye dull. Pork, s29. Bacon
active and scarce; shoulders, i411a@l454c.
Lard, l71a0lSc.
LOUISVILLE, November 20.-superfne
Gour, S. 1886. Corn-New, 5O955c. Mess
poyk, $24G24.5O. Bacon-Snouldcrs, l3@
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OUTRAGEOUS MURDER.-We were in
formed yesterday Of an atrccious murder
recently committed in Monroe county. A
party OF five outlaws short time since
visited the house of an old gentleman Of
,hat county, and in order to get possession
Of large amount of money-said to be
7,000-cruelly murdered their victim,
and then stealing horses from the neigh
6orhood, succeeded in making their escape
before their horrid crime vas discovered.
The community was soon aroused, however,
when pursuit was at once instituted, and
It last accounts four out Of the five muir
lcrer5 had been captured, and about LOO
IN ppecie recovered. The fifth party, who
we understand was n ma or in the Confede-
rate service, left Abingdon on Tuesday only
a few hours before his pursuers reached
that place in search Of him. Our informant
had forgotten the names Of all the parties
20 the outrage, as we'll as that of their vic
tim, but assures us that the facts as related
IRE in the main c0rrect.-Lynct5uTJ Re
publican,
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ANoTHER RA1LRnAn.--A gentleman from

ANOTHER RA1LRoAD.--A gentleman from
Martinsburg informs us that the engineer
of the Pennsylvania Central railroad are
now busily engaged in running an expert
mental line for railroad from Williams
mort, Nd, through Martinsburg, to the
Frederick line near Bunker's Hill, and
nine or ten miles from Winchester. A
charter for this road was granted at the re-
sent session Of the West Virginia Legisla-
ture. 1t is to connect at Williamsport with
road being built from that place to Ha-
gerstown, and is intended as feeder to the
great Pennsylvania Central, over which ST.
mon Cameron is the presiding genius.
There is but little doubt that charter will
DC granted for the construction of the road
to Winchester, at which point it is supposed
it will stretch it's arm westward by assist
ing in the completion of the Alexandria,
Loudoun and Hampshire road to the coal
fields of Hampshire.-WiacheSter (Va.)
Times
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, November 90 General
Grants official majority in Ohio is IL, l69,
and in Indiana 10, l46.
Speaker Colfax and his bride are here.
Commissioner Rollins has nominated
James Bclger, of Maryland, for supervisor
of the revenue in Texas.
The custom receipts from the 9th to the
l4th instant were $2,25O,OO0.
Postmaster General Randall was absent
from Cabinet meeting to-day.
General Meade's report was received to-
day.
General Grant is in Philadelphia.
A heavy northwest snowstorm prevails
here to-day.
General Sherman recommends the coloni-
cation of the Indians, with governments to
suit their condition. 1t is idle longer for
US to attempt to occupy the plains in COM
mon with the Indians. The Government
should compensate them for yielding the
immense tracts of country occupied by them
as grazing country. Our settlements are
necessarily scattered, and have stock, which
tempts the Indians, who will steal rather
than starve.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-21

Its rumored that John Slidell intends to
make an effort 10 recover his property in
Aew Orleans, and for this purpose has exc
Cute apQwer Of attorney to two New Or
leans gentlemen. This was acknowledged
before General Dix, American Minister IN
rams, By John S.idell and his daughter,
and IN Frankfort by his son, before the
t-liel States Consul there. Young Slidell
Is clerk IL Eclangcr's bank.
Mrs. Lincoln and her son are at the Hotel
y ,aHEtelcrre, at Frankfort ont the Main.
Ter son Is to attend Professor Hohagen's
S;Aog. there. She intends to visit Italy this
winter. Her physician has ordered her
next summer 10 Marienbad, in Bohemia,
iYF her health. The journals have noticed
her arrival.
General SERVER reports that West Point
academy contains 224 cadets, but could as
"s! accommodate 400 without additional
1'''' and he therefore recommends an in
N'7se 10 that number. His estimate for
:ayPArs and improvements this year is
james Park Corbin died at his residence
- -. 0ihe county On wednesday niShI
W SLoai Il O'clock, aged fifty-nine years.
I.' Corbin Was Virginia gentleman Of
an; n'Aa heart, gentle manners, and generous
'~poIses.-Freterict$burg Ledger.
;, Professor Higgins, OF Baltimore, decides
's'' gsshopse lime is good fertilizer. 1t
i i-'-,o De spread upon The ground and al
-,"c1 70 lie some time before being turned
.'n' ana before the crop is put N. lie
'1'' II Ii destructive 10 insects.
Inc banner Democratic county of In
@'"hS Il Allen, in which Fort Wayne is To-
TS'e1' II gave Seymour 2,547 majority.
me banner Republican county is Wayne,
r. winch Richmond is situated. 1t gave
'F'A' 1888 majority.
;. .'"a has commenced the erection Of q
lI',oo29 insane as lum at independence.
.,,' MI 'e $50 feet in length, and modelled
GaI.: '4o fcnnsy lYalia Hospital at Phila-
49, L. Goggin is better.