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NEWs SUMMARY.
BY EELReRARH.

1t is said that Gen. Curtis, special
agent OF the Treasury Department at
Burlington, Vt, has detected frauds in
the importation of lumber from Can
ada amounting to nearly 100000 in
gold, which amount Will probably yet
be collected. His authority has been
extended so as to include the frontier
"A FIRE in Covingtop, KY, Tuesday
Smith q Co.'s hardware store, Henry
Pullman, tObRcconistt and John Freun-
sey, dry goods. A portion of the stocks
were saved. Loss about S15, 900. Near
ly CT vered by insurance.
Three tobacco factories in Brook
lyn, turning out 10000 pounds day,
are accused of eyading the revenue tax.
The new Tammany Hall. will be
ready for the use of the National Dem
ocratic Convention.
Senator Howard is improving, and
will attend the Senate Saturday.
The best estimates make the wheat
crop of California for the present year
twenty million bushels; barley, ten
million bushels; oats, two and a half
million bushels. Some anxiety Is ex-
The Executive Committee OF the
Grant Club at Trenton, n. j., have re-
solved in favor OF the Immediate re-
moval of President johnson.
-Thos. Bronson who was murder
ously assaulted at Hampton Falls, n.
H., died yesterday.
The Massachusetts, State Temper
ance Convention assembled at Boston
Tuesday. Judge Putnam, of New
Bedford, was elected President. There
was good attendance.
FNk- NTT II
Convention, Tuesday night, nominated
John Y. Quin for Mayor.
"A large meeting was held at Lewis
ton, Me-, Tuesday evening, to protest
against the acqnittal of Johnson. Sena-
tor Fessenden's brother was one of the
signers of the call. The course of Sena-
tor Morrill, was approved.
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Camp Meeting.

cisTk." Nulienix, Ball, Webb. Ison.
White, &c.5and several lay brethren, l
find that there is a general desire for a
camp meeting. Col. VIM. Alexander
and Mr.. A. Tomlinson and his motner,
have kindly and cordially offered US
the use of the old camp grouna, neaf
MoundsvilIe, w. Va. 1 wouio etS- tn
fore respectfully suggest that t1 1s nsmn
ground, Monday, June sth, to deter, e
mine the whole question in regard 6a,a 70
camp meeting. Brethren from the ;taS Gna
side of the river are cordially lnVlITu ~
to take part with us. The 2Oth o. Au ~
gust would be a suitable time lor sne
WouTisviIIe, ". Ha., Nay Il, 1858.
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Election OF Railroad directors.

CINoINNAr1, O., May I3.-At the an
nuaI election of the Cincinnati, Hamil-
ton and Dayton Railroad Company
yesterday, the following directors were
elected: s. B. L'Hommedieu, John
Young, VIM. Goodman, VIM Breckett.
George T. Stsadman, Lowell Fletcher,
a. D. Huntington, Charles Davis and
John W. Ellis. The follow wing officers
for the ensuing year were elected: 3. 8.
LHommedieu, President; f. a. Short, (,
Secretary and Treasurer; Stanley Mat
thews, Attorney; Daniel McClaren,
General superintendent; Lewis Will
liams, Assistant Superintendent;S Saml
Stevenson, General Ticket Agent; La
fayette DeVinney, General Freight
Agent. The earnings of the company
show an increase OF over $Sl 900 above
those of last year.
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,,se,,nx of the American Tract So
eiety.


eiety.
Nsw YORK, May l3.-At meeting OF
,be American Tract Society today the
annnaI report was read, showing the
-acainta transformations and legacles 10
~ sifs773. from sales 500, 0,0OS, and
SSIance of 81 ,635 in the treasury. 1he
EsIscutfve Committee was reelected.
T'he American Antf-SiaveTy Society
held its 18th anniversary meeting IN IN
Steinway Hall to-day. AoouS 5,ooO
persons were present, largely iadles'
WendelI Phillips and Charles g. Bur
Isigh were the principal speakers.
Rs9oIutions were adopted that II the
senate acduit johnson Il Will only join
;tssif 70 him as disIoyaI, and demand
ing of the Republican party at chicago
q man who represents the most radical
purpose of the loyal people, and plat-
FoTTIa which shall guarantee 70 the ne
30 nv constitutional sanction Impair
Stsl s1ffraRe, a common school eduea'
tion. and such legislation as Will secure
to him a homestead OF lano, Ana 10 la ~.
no action of the great body OF tne
American Church gives any suL1lclsns su.a
evidence of vigilance or Christian PEt,n-
cfpIes on the great question o. e
hour, of which the unconditioneI SUI r
render of the Boston Tract society 70
ifs pro.slaFery master atoros saa eHl- .s
dence. as Il does OF the e11stence Oh tns ~
old brotherhood Of thieves. Gney aIso aIs
condemn the Democratic party ana say
n should be repudfated, and deman9
by All friends Of justice an Impartial
suffrage.
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INC C,er,,euveIl PrIsou ExpIosIou

The CIerkeuWen Prison Explosion.
NEW York, May y1s.-EnglIsh papers
of the lst inst. state that it Was an
nouneed in London on that day that by
the Clerkenwell Fenian explosion six
persons were killed outright, six more
dieH from its effects, i've more owe
their deaths Indirectly to II, one young
man In in a mad house from IL, forty
mothers were prematurely confined
two of the children died and nine Of
them are dWarfed and unhealthy one
mother is now raving maniac, twelve
persons were wounded, hfty went into
hospitals, fifty-five are permanently
injured, besides go, 600 worth OF dam
age to prison and property.
Delegates from Lodges ofthe MINERS
Union had a meeting; $500 men were
represented, and q resolution was pass
ed that the reduction of hdsen per cent
on the wages shall be resisted and no
terms accepted which take from the
present wages more than the Last ad.
vance. It was resolved that the
strike should continue
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EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

LONDON, May 1S.-Accounts by mail
and telegraph promise an unusually
large and fine wheat crop in the conn
try about the Black Sea.
VIENNA, May 13.-The- bill guaran-
teeing the right of trial by jury passed
the Lower House of Reichsrath, yester-
day.
soils 9411za9477S for money: 92I<aeS on ac-
count; q. 8. Bonds, 70ssa703<; Erie,
46s<; Illinois Central, s4IS-
LATER-1:20 P. M.-Illinois Central.
s49<; Erie. 40; Atlantic d Great West
LIVERPOOL, May l3-ll:l5 A. Moot
ton, firmer and unchanged. Bread
stuffs and Provisions, qnieti others
TATEkGi,2O P. M.-Breadstu6s, dull
Lard, quiet. Pork, SIS Cd. Beef, 1l2s
Cd. Bacon, 49s. Others unceanged.
ASTwERP, May 1S-1:20P. M,-Petro-
lenm dull at 1873. .l
LONDON, May l3.-The Queen to-day
in the presence of vast multitude OF
spectators. laid with imposing cere-
monies, the corner stone OF the st.
Thomas Hospital, which is to be built
on the Thames. Immediately opposite
the Houses of Parliament. Her Majes.
ty was attended by the Prince and
Princess of Wales and other members
of the Royal family, and by the mem
bers of the ministry. The chief
officers OF the corporation of the city OF
London have presented an address to
the Queen, declaring their profound
sympathy with her Majesty for injuries
received by Prince Alfred, at the hands
of the assassin, and expressing thell
detestation otthe attempted crime.
LONDON, May 13-Evening.-In th'
House of Commons, Mr.. Gladstone
this afternoon, soon after the com
mencement of sitting, moved bill t
| prevent the making of further appoint
ment to liyings in the Irish Church ior
| specified period; and also to suspend
| the proceedings of the Commission ol
the Irish Church establishment 70
some time.
PARIS, May lS.-The funeral of Lor'
Broughan took place to-day at Cannes
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Home Insurance Co !,
OO1VN NLIIH91 S1320s
ST. cLA1Rsv1LIE, OHIO, May 2, IS

ST. CLAIRsvILLE, Ohio, May 2, 1883.
10 As Editor Of f1s Belmont CsTOnfcie:
6IR-My claim on the home l. surance
COMPANY OF Co,umbuB, Ohio, oecasiooed by
and noficed m your issue OF that week, has
been this Day saItsf .ctOrfly settled and ad-
ju.tPd ny 1onn 2. Murray, Genr Agent.
deem ihs plomptneS highly meritonous on
lhs part Of the company and good eV1dence
Of her worthy claim to the conndebce and
patronage or thosa seek ug reliable Insur-
ance. ALkXANDEH 4. .HkHDERSO4S.
The Home having ON Deposit $1,000 In
com pnance wi b the law Will take all kinds
OF MeTehRndt1e nu'actur1Dg and Dwell
Policies fsusd By Il. 8. IRwIS, JE-, agent,
No. 81 Monroe St, wheeling, W. Va
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TIE Pittsburgh Gazette, speaking of
"the treacherous detection of men
hitherto honored and trusted as leaders
in the Republican party says "this
treachery admits OF but one explana-
nation; nothing but an infamously COR
rupt sale OF their votes, for the money
which. as stated elsewhere, has been
lavishly supplied for their purchase,
can account for the infamy with which
their names Will be blackened in all
coming time" l..-
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= H
THE feeling in Chicago against Sem
ator Trumbull is very strong. Atleast
thirty dispatches have been sent to him
and to Illinois members about him.
John Wentworth telegraphed him that
he had better drink some of Dick
Yates whisky to strengthen his nerves.
Col. Hough telegraphed him that Chi
cago preferred Dick Yates drunk to
Judge Trumbull sober. Other tele-
grams of earnest protest, have gone to
him.
Meesrs. Judd and Cook. of the iii.
nois delegation In the House. have
talked with Trumbull, and have re.
peatedly informed the other members
that no doubt need be entertained that
he would go for conviction. when the
time came TO vote.
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THE Republicans of Wayne county
held their Convention on the 11th inst,
and appointed the following gentlemen
delegates to the Clarksburg Conyen.
ton: Captain 2. d. Ramsdell, Isaac
Bloss, E. s. Bloss, Captain Joseph c.
Wheeler, Gen. VIM. n. Enochs, and a
number of others. The delegates were
instructed to vote for Gen. I. n. Duval
for Governor. Gen. John s. witcher for
Congress, and Capt. q D. RsmsdeIl for
State Senate. A resolution was adopt
ed favoring Grant for President and
Wade for Vice.
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TIE opinion is freely expressed at
Washington that lavish use of money
has been made to influence Republi-
can Senators, and the whisky Ring
Tuesday morning boosted that they had
disposed of two millions of dollars
during tie past ten days.
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WASHINGTON, May 1S.-The arEu-
ment on the motion to admit Surratt to
bail was resumed this morning in the
Supreme CourI of the District, and on
conclusion Chief Justice Cartier re-
fused to admit the prisoner to bail.
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SENATOR HowARD's illness is report
ed as being a rush of blood to the head,
followed by a brain fever. In lucid
intervals he declared his purpose 10 be
carried to the Senate Chamber to vote
Tuesday; but his physicians positively
forbade 1t, as it would endanger ms
life. He is improving, and It Is expect
ed will be able to attend Saturday.
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A. w. oAMBELL, ESQ, late editor oe o.
the Wheeling INTELLIaENcEhs snnscs mcs
name has been mentioned IN GU Wsst
ton with the GoveEnorsnlP with-
dra1ine his name from the canxJasn, c1tJsts
and stating that he is not SSaS Stste
for that or any other of1ce; me sastins S
win do well II she succeed IN gsnheil
as GOOD a Governor as Mr.. Cam JS.. Re-.
would have made Wdsn'''''0"
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SENATOR TRUMBULn was paid by the
Government 5000 for arguing in the
McArdle case that the act for the gov
ernment ofthe Rebel States is Constitu-
tIonal. An interesting question at
Washington is, how much is he to get
from johnson for voting that it is not ?
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THE treachery of Republican Soma
tors reminds a radical Congressman
of "little story:"
"a friend came into my ofhee one
morning quite chopfallen and snrly a6o IIa
I asked him what was the matter: de |,
said he had been bitten by a dog; p9t,
he added, Il shouldn't care ior that II ~
hadn't been my own dog.
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TIE Register is too fast. Impeach-
mentis not quite "played out" yet. 1t
will take another draft on the whisky
fund to finish 1t; andit is stiH proba.
BILE that before Saturday night johnson
and the Democracy will be Hplayed
out" Three Republican Senators viii
ahortly discover that they have "PlRysd
OUT
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wEare assured that the fiIm OF .tTeet, Esst,
man : q 3 Kendali, 65 Hanover 81 ssLeoit. coi.
19snS 10ss IL % %trastworthy and rs.iaDss; Dsn
For 10 cents they send Patsi Pssin. A.
fountain. and q check desG1,i T,.sir elut
article 70 be sold for y; = bsconline
system of selling go0Is,Iy with the
91diiLs G9Idies Hpi n h worthy OF q trial.-SrOe'0
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THE New York Herald is of the opin-
ion that the Senate will convict John
ton after all. If heis acquitted, 1t says
it will be because the Radicals fear that
they will be worse off with Wade than
Johnson
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1T was maxim with Philip of Mace
don that a walled city could be better
conquered with money than by men;
and he never despaired OF ia king city
through whose gates he was allowed to
send mule laden with gold. Has
johnson used "his ass, Randall" for
pack.mule?
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A RADICAL Congressman [probably
Gen. Logan) expresses the opinion the
State of Illinois will purchase the pistol
with which Senator Lane killed him
self and present 1t to Trumbull on his
return to Illinois. This will be quite
unnecessary-he has already commit
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The Presidents friends say that he
has known the result as well as he
knows it now, for the past month, and
that he is hopeful to the last degree.
How should he "know," is the ques-
tinn2
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SENATOR GRIMRs a lew days ago do
mated $40, 600 to library in Iowa. He
appears to be sin funds'' Just now.
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THE Philadelphia Press says that no
matter what may happen at Washing
ton, the Republican party stands def
ant and hopeful. It has sustained
greater defeats, it has made greater
sacrifices than any that can be suffer-
ed or asked for now.
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TIE New York Times thinks that
Mr.. johnson will be convicted on some
one of the articles, and that he will be
removed, although the detection among
the Radical Senators is quite marked.
The editor imagines that on tho second
and third articles Mr.. johnson must be
found guilty.
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SENATOR WILEY is reported as hay-
ing declared himself in favor of the
second and eleventh impeachment ar
ticles, -
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REMOVAL.
NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK
Excelsior.

TNHIs WORD Is APPLIED RI0BT AT
LAST WILLIAM Willy Co., manus
G1C.ture tn I XCF l. I0k nAUT MASHLSE Z
and Grain rep TraI0r on " ht cling q nd.
Wes.Na- This machine ts better sErsnHed
f.-r than 9-I0 Of the M chimes IN use War
rautAd, Please exnmIne pTlcG, &C. No
shoe, $50 with sboei No. 2oI ans 81 70 90 bns
peTbour 50 without shoe, 400 Rith snoeSNo.
leans loo 70 10 bus per hour e SIthout
U1iol AptB-3m
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RIYer and WeatheI

PrrrsBuaeH, May 13-River six feet
six inches and falling. Weather cloudy
with Indications of more min.
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SinanrtaI.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
or west virginia.
cap1ta1 Paid In. $500. 600.

nHIs BANK SUCCEEDS TO THE BusI.
hess Of the aAerchantS and Mechanics
positoFy and Financial agent OF the United
Stat 5, and Is prepared 70 do . legitimate
Banking business
ReSident-Jss Nelson Vance.
DfreetOrs-ThomRs Sweeney, La 3. DalR-
plain las O. AShesnn. John Donlon, Robert
GranRle, A. AIIen Howell Wm 4 rim Bon.
james Dazen- s. BRADY, CaShist.
m It9-1y
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Shines aud sgtquurs.
LIVER PILLS

ARE Pflls that have a direct and powerfm
action on the liver, and relieve any tnac-
tivlty or congested state of that all impor-
tanI organ upon which depends the whole
process Of digestion. The importance then,
OF procuring q PHI that shall have such di-
rect action without the Ill effects OF mercury,
is manifest to every one; Such Pills are Ro-
backs Blood Pills, they are warranted pure
IL vegetable, and can with certainty be re-
lied upon, and are sac at all times.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
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FIRST
n Alto AL BANK

Des'Enhted DeposItoEJ Q. ).
tzvVo
ASS
Money received on deposit; Exchange
c5IIeciiCns made and proceeds promptly
Interest on Special Deposits at the rate OF
-FOUR per cent per annnm whore the de-
post remains six months, and FIVE PEI
Accounts Of Merchants, Manufacturers,
Bankers and others solicited.
Revenue stamps for sale In sums to suit
constant supply Of sew Fractional CuE-
rency and l, >, 3 Be coin, kept TOr the RS-
commodRIion Of depositoTs and the public.
mariS GEO. ADAMS, Cash'r.
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MELANCHOLY.

Is one eofths many disorders OF the nervous
system, Arising nom n low state OF the con-
stituttonAl health or eyere prostration afteF
long continued Aekness, and requires tnyIg-
teEB torestOre the nerves 70 their natura VI
taltty. sold by all DrusGtsis eyerywheie-
maris-zma&v
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-02

We have received q letter from our
county assessor, in which he thinks
we did him injustice 10 an article on
the failure of negroes to pay taxes, in
our issue Of week before last. We
certainly meant no reflection upon
him, either officially or personally, as
We are aware that bis books were
turned over to the clerk months ago,
and are, so far as he is concerned, all
correct. The fact we were driving at
is, that since the assessment was made,
and before the tax was collected, q
large number of negroes moved out
Of the county, and a like number
came in from other counties to take
their places thus a large number
Of them get rid of paying taxes at all.
OF course this cannot be helped by
the officers, but is a good reason why
the law should require the assessor
and collector to perform their duties
together at every mans house, lcav-
ing no time Intervening for negroes
or anybody else to shirk paying the
mite expected Of them.
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MISSISSIPPI DnRRHOgl CORDIAL.

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Southern Society for 1865.

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The Marion, Alabama, Common
Teaih, always accurate in its state
ments, asserts that " there have been,
within twenty-five miles Of Marion,
during the last twelve months, at
least twelve murders perpetrated, as
we believe, land as General Meade
would believe IL he was more Of 40
officer and less Of a partiran,) by the
agents emissaries and members Of the
Loyal League"