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Married.

In Wilson, NJ c., by the Rev. o. c. Dodson.
at the residence of j. c. Battle, j. W. FEM, to
LAURA T. NuGENT, both of Petersburg, Va. ''a.
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IN HIS MERCY HE SAVES THE AFFLICTED

IN HIS MERCY HEsAvEs THE AFFLICTED.
Mr.. John Lewis, of Zollarsvile, Washington
County, Pa, writes
''The medicine you sent me last spring acted
like a charm. Ii relieved me very soon OF a de-
ranged state OF the liver, stomach and bowels.
The marked popularity of your remedies is,
while they act directly and thoroughly on the
diseased organs, they do not depress or debii-
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have used. consider you fully master OF your
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ELECTION RETURNS

,,,, vote at the election Thursday A"Sus'
inp ,.as verv light, in some cases by the OF
b. was rns not half what it was NO
'l' hor ard 1868. Many men WHO 'o'eo
SEYMOUR and Blair now vote the NIpu',
t;cket Large numbers OF the coi"red
''u rnmaiped in the fields. Still the he
,hlican majority in almost every county
ri from has increased.
official returns of the election IN Wake
.ntv give Gen. P. B. Hawkins, the lie
rI;ran candidate for State Senator from
18TH Senatorial! District, total V"'e
be lou" 1863
1912
Perry Ocm.)
247
'''" Nuns .,,r 3,433.
Vi "n' . WV, I... fall 1858.
4S0.
T,+oI vote for President (lo0S) o'ooo.
", .or vote for Senator lS6S) ISL.
No.. IF from last year 3,515.
II ,rnportion to the vote last year and
;. and the majority last year, the Repub-
/ am majority should have been Sl5' whereas
: s47 showing Republican comparative
ain of "a.
r,xr11N CoUNTY.-Franklin county
-, Hawkins 149 majority. Grants ma,
ritvwa "a. Republican gain this year, 81
1.wkins' majority in Wake county is PAT
a, in the two counties 396. This is sur
,sine considering the very light vote, an(
be lies which were daily repeated in thu
s.stinel, in attempting to make capital b!
klandering Hawkins.
Halifax county elects the Republican
icket in every township.
Salisbury elects the straight Republican
ticket with one exception.
HilIsboro elects the Republican ticket.
IL GRAHAM township, Alamance count!
,a Republican ticket is elected by .
majority.
NEW HANOVER CoUNTy-Eaglts, Repul
IAN is elected to the Legislature over La
sius, Republican, by 400 majority.
GRANVILLE CoUNTY.-Kittrell's townshi
elects the Republican ticket by AZ major't
Henderson township elects the straight X
publican ticket over the Democratic al
fusion tickets BY from 100 to 200 majors
on the different officers.
CHARLOTTE, heretofore strongly Dem
|cratic, Republicans elect four magistrate
WIN. Sloan, T. D. McAlpine, c. j. Cowl
and E. H. Bissell; Democrats two: j.
! Alexander and A. H. Martin. Democra
act clerk C. W. Bradshaw, 574 over
Fullings 547; and for constable j. !
NcLure 552 over w L. Thompson $40.
The townships in Johnston County so
as heard from, gave the following Repuo
can majorities:
Smithfcld, 200. Selma, SO. Beulah, 4
Bentousville, 23. Boon Hill, 21S.
Clayton and O'Neals are reported to la
cone Democratic.
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Special Notices.
RRANDRETH,s PILLS.

They remove all bad accumulations from the
bowes and purify and nvigorate the system.
All whose health is not perfect owe it to them.
selves to take few doses of Brandreth's Pills,
because the seeds of decay are constantly eradi-
Gated by their use and the principle of life con-
firmed, thus giving vigor of body and mind to q
period when we have been used to see the faltcr-
ing step and the enleebled intellect. lal E
General Paez, the distinguished liberator of
Venezuela, says he has used them as his only
medicine for thirty years, with the most salts
factory results. t..,,i ,.ft 5as..
For Costiveness, Dyspepsia, and as Family
Medicine, they are unrvalled.
Daniel l. Tenney, Esq, Aston House, New
York, cured by Brandreth's Pills of Dyspepsia
and Costiveness, when all other means used had
failed.
gentleman, whose father died of consump.
ton at 36 years, was also attacked, when about
81, by the disease. He had cough, night sweats,
and general debility Doctors recommended cod
liver oil, but he wasted away. AT last he deter
mined to use Brandreth's Pills. In two months
they made him a sound man. july 12-1m
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
| FARMERS, FAMILIES, AND OTHERS CAN
| Il purchase no Remedy equal to DR.. Tobias
] Venetian Imminent for the cure of Cholera, Diar
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taken internaly-Gt is perfectly harmless; see
oath accompanying each bottle) and externally
! for Chronic Rheumatism, Headache, Toothache,
Sore Throat, Cuts, Burns, Swellings, Bruises,
Mosquito Bites, Old Sores, Pains in Limbs, Back
and Chest The Venetian Lniment was intro
duced in 1S47, and no one who has used it but
continues to do SO, many stating, if it was Ten
Dollars Bottle they would not be without it.
Thousands of certificates can be seen at the De-
pot, speaking of its wonderful curative proper
ties Price, Fifty Gents and One Dollar. Sold
by the Druggists and Storekcepers throughout
the United States. Depot, 10 PARK Place, New
York july !&1m
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.

DONE MORE GOOD THAN ALL THE PHYSICIANS.
Mrs Catharine Anderson, of Southampton,
Bucks County, Penn, writes
tsYour medicines have worked wonders in my
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whom pronounced my disease consumption, and
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months, coughed continually, and raised great
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nearly even with my chin, and my sufferings
were most intense. had not taken your medi-
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appetite was better, and felt that & new life
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For the greater convenience of those wishing
to write me about their diseases, insert the fol-
lowing which embrace nearly all that require
to know in most cases Have you constipation
of the bowels? Have you attacks OF Diarrhea
lave you pains in the back, sides, or shoulders?
Have you pain or tenderness about the stom-
ach? Have you dry, teasing cough? Have
you sallow or yellow skin? Have you brown
spots on your lace or any part of the body?
Have you headache? Are you dull, heavy, or
sleepy? Have you bitteror bad taste in the
mouth? Have you an irritation or dryness in
the throat? Have you palYatation OF the heart
Have you cold chills or hot flashes? Is your
appetite unsteady? Is your stomach sour? Do
you raise or spit up your itody Have you any
choking spells Are you troubled with sick
ness and vomiting? Do you feel bloated about
the stomach? Have YOU al tired or sore feeling
on rising in the morning? Do you have collie
| pains? Have you wind in the stomach or bow
els? Have you piles or tistula? Have you ner,
vous and all gone feelings! lave yon cold feet
and hands? Have you rnsh of blood to the
heed? Have you uneasiness on lying on the
sides ? Have you fainting or cpileptic fits
Have yon great lowness Of spirits Have yor
| gloomy forcbodings?
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II q o.
that having been written to by thousands of pa
tients, his office has become the q eatest centre
for the treatment of novel, interesting and pecu-
liar cases of any place in the wofld. No hospi-
tai in Europe or America has e,tenth the num-
Der of singular and remarkable cases as are pre-
sented, either personally or by letter, at No.
546 Broadway. 1t is, indeed, an EMPORIUM OF
CLINICAL MEDICINE. Among the thousands of
cases arising from diseases of the Liver, Lungs,
and Blood, which he treats, the following re-
tion Sick and Bilious Headache, Nervous and
Neuralgia Headache, Chronic Diarrhea and Dys-
entery, Costivencss and Piles Pimples, Erup-
tions and Brown Skin, Dropsy and Diseases of
the Kidneys, Consumption OF the Blood, Scrof-
ula in all its forms, Spinal Irritation Salt Rheun,
and cry sipelas, Cancers, Asthma, Epileptic Fits,
Nervous Disease of the Heart Diseases of Fc-
males, and all diseases arising 1Iom Impurities
of the Blood, Rheumatism, Catairh and Throat
Diseases, ETC., etc.
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Daniel I. Tenney, Esq, Aston House, New
York, cured by Brandreth's Pills of Dyspepsia
and Costiveness. when all other means used had
failed.
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CHRONIC DISEASES.
Prof. Hamilton will also inform the afflicted,
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General Paez, the distinguished liberator of
Venezuela, says he has used them as his only
medicine for thirty years, with the most salts
factory results. 1, t....,f ,.ft 5..,.,
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For Costiveness, Dyspepsia, and as Family
Medicine, they are unrivalled.
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RHEUMATISM CURED.

Monroe street, between Bedford and Frank
avenues, Brooklyn, N. Y. .
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sPARKs FROM THE WIRES.

Ths boiler of flour and lumber mill at
Rochester, N. Y, exploded yesterday, killing
four persons.
Governor Hoffman has resigned the Grand
Saohomcy of Tammany, and VIM. NJ. Tweed
has been elected as his successor.
1t is stated that several boxes Of guineas oi
the coinage OF George LII have been recovered
fr,.-c .he wreck Of the British frisatc Hussar,
sunk in the East Rlvcr in 1884.
Wendell Phillips. in n lecture at Jersey City,
commented on Grants inaugural rather favor
ably. He urged vigorous, and, if necess ~,
a saueuinary policy towards the South, as the
only means to secure lasting peace.
The Supreme Lolge Of the Knights of Pythias
is now in session at Richmond, Va. The
order has membership Of $4,000, and o
widows and orphans fund of s7G27. Two hun
dred and fifty lodges have on hand s64 729.
The North Pacific Steamship Company, OF
San Francisco, has been incorporated with q
capital of ST. .0J0 900. and has purchased all the
property OF the California, Oregon and Mexi-
can Steamship Company, which it succeeds.
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Il JOLLY ROW.

THE VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION
BREAKS UP w1rHA FIGHT WITHOUT eRaANIz'
ING.
PErERsDuRG, Va, March 9.-The Republican
State Convention met at noon to-day. An at
tempt was made to declare Tucker, an anti
Wells man, temporary chairman, when the
Wells men resisted and a general row ensued
around the chairman's stand. A strong police
force iuterfered and separated the combatants,
and Burgess, Mayor OF the city, appeared and
made speech advising peace. The candidates
for temporary chairman followed in the same
strain; but another row ensued, aud the Mayor
ordered the police to clear the hall, which
they did quickly.
The delegates are now scattered about the
streets, not knowing where to meet again.
LAEER.-In the afternoon, by the exertionp
of the Mayor, the convention was reassembled
at the African Church, and, notwithstanding
renewed disturbances, an organization was
effected with aWells man in the chair. The
Mayor was obliged to use a large police force
to preserve order.
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"A scat case" has just terminated in the
Baltimore courts. The plaintiff was the owner
of valuable cat of the Maltese breed which @
had been missing. for about four months; 9he
cat was discovered in the possession or defend
ant, and plaintiff, in order to recover It, was
and its Collar being valued at twenty-five dol
lars At the trial Of the case, in which both
sides we're represented by counsel, t7e defend.
ant produced al account against the plaintiff
of s13 20 for boarding the cat tor one hundred
aud thirty-two uays at ten cents per dar After
hearing tho evidence and argument I'm which
defendants counsel contcnded that there va
no property in cats), the justice gave judg,
ment for plaintiff for possession OF the cat, and
one cent damage and costs to be paid by de-
feudant. The bill of defendant for boarding
the cat was not allowed.
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PROTECTION ILLusTRATED.-The Washington
corr respondent of the Cincinnati Commercial
(Republican) publishes the following piquant
sketch of the protectionist and his dupes :
Let me illustrate. 1 go, like an ass, into the
a1e-handle business. I fad that it won't pay.
Axe-haudles can be bought cheaper in Canada
than can make them, so I hasten up to Con-
gress and state my grievance. 1t is agreat in
terest, says the sephulchral Kelley, and must be
protected. It is great interest, echoes Moore
head, Wilson, Sherman, Wade Il Co. 1t is q
great interest shrieks the Tribune ct al; and
forthwith law is passed forcing every man
purchasing an axe-hande to pay me fifty cents
instead OF twenty-five. This ls called protec-
tion to American industry. That is, it pro-
tects my industry at the expense of the wood
chopper. But then he had no business to be a
wood d-chopper. Whv don't he make axe-han-
dlesP Serves him light.
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EUROPE.
RECEPTION OF GRANTS NAUauRAI-RELEAsE OF
- FENIAN PRISONERS.

RECEPTION OF GRANTS NAUauRAI-RELEAsE OF
FEN1AN PRISONERS.
LONDON, March S.-Enghsh and French jour-
nails are almost unanimous in their eulogies
over President Grants inaugural address to
the people Of the United States. That portion
OF it relating to foreign policy, which the
President elect considers to be the true course,
is regarded with much satisfaction, as indicat-
ing desire to maintain peace.
Seven Of the Feniaus imprisoned in various
parts of the kingdom have been liberated.
Their names are as follows Thomas F. Burke,
an American Fenian organizer; Dennis F.
Burke, recently confined at Clerkenwell prison;
Charles Xeckham, poet, and one of the editors
of the Irish People; Captain Thackey, and
Me,srs. o'Conner, Stack and O'Keefe. The
latter was sentenced to ten years. imprison-
ment for having written reasonable article
in the Irish People. O'Conner, Stack and
o,Keete we're libelate Internationally. No
,ess than ten monster petitions were resent
ed to Queen Victoria at her ieEee yesterday,
,,rovino FOR the amnesty Of Fenia3 prisoners.
SPANISH GOVERNMENT MoNoPoL1Es.
M.nR1p March 8.-The subject of the gov
erpment IN he production OF salt aud tobacco
in the Spanish colonies has been referred to
q select committee of the Constitutional Cortes.
Dr,,sle IN HONOR OF aRANT-ADJoURNMENr OF
THE DIET.
BERLIN, March s.-Mr. Bancroft. the Amerl-
con Minister, gave a grand dinner day before
Yesterday in honor of the Inauguration OF
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CUBAN -iEF1RS.

A SPANISH AMBASSADOR EN- ROUTE TO THE UNITEI
srATEs-nUMoRs OF A SERIOUS ENGAGEMENT
THE SIEGE OF TRINIDAD RAIsED-THE SMALL
Pox RAGING AT CONSULTATION DEL sAR.
HAVANA, March 6.-Tne Vols de Cuba to-day
publishes an account of the assassination OF
the sleeping crew of coaster in the Sagua
Chica River by the insurgents.
Still another schooner had landed body el
insurgents in the vicinity of Sagua. The citi
zens sunk the vessel to prevent their escape
and now the government troops are marching
against the parties who were landed.
Senior Roberts, the Spanish Ambassador tc
Washington, sailed from this port to-day in
the regular mail steamer for New York.
The United States war steamer Gettysburg
arrived yesterday, and soon afterward sailed
again. She will visit the different parts of the
island.
There are rumors OF serious engagement
near Santa Spiritu, but no particulars at
present.
Nobody has offered to carry tho political
prisoners to Fernando Po. 1t is reported that
the government has ordered the war steamer
Cadiz to transport hem. :.
The ladies of this ci ~ are collecting and sub
scribing large amounts of monsy to aid the
volunteers.
The smallpox is raging at Consultation del
Sar.
Advices from Trinidad to last Tuesday re-
port that the siege hal bean raised. Three
columns were in constant pursuit OF the insur-
gent bands.
Advices from Santiago de Cuba to Saturday
last state that every spaniard in the town Of
Mayari has been killed. A column of eight
hundred government troops, all armed, had
gone there.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

THE REPEAL OF THE TENURE-oF-oFFICE ACT
PASSES THE HousE-aRANr MAKES A BLUNDEB
AND WANTS to RETRIEVE.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-1N THE House,
Shenck introduced bill reducing to one act,
and amending the lave relative to internal
revenue. He explained that the bill embraced
all the notifications and alterations suggested
and passed at the last session, thus making
the bill as perfect as possible. 1t was referred
to tie Committee of the Whole, and ordered to
be printed.
Aresolution appointing joint committee on
Indian affairs was lost.
The following select committees were order
ed On the census, to consist OF nine; on re-
trenchment, Of four from the House and the
same number from the Senate; on the Pacific
Railroad, to consist of fourteen members; on
patents, nine members. The Reconstruction
Committee was renewed b. q vote Of 109 to 42.
The bill repeating the Tenu1 1e-of Office act was
passed by 143 to 16. The nays were: Arnel,
Boles, Farnsworth, Ferris. Hotchkiss, Jenckes,
Lawrence of Ohio, Maynard. Schenck, Smith,
Stokes, Taffy, Tillman, Ward, Whittemore,
Willard. After which the House adjourned to
Friday.
In THE SENATE, several propositions for the
removal of political disabilities were referred.
Osborne introduced bill granting lands to
build steamboat canal in Florida.
Bills were introduced, authorizing the on
struction of bridges over the Mississippi above
the mouth of the Missouri, and for prohibiting
the sale of gold by the Treasury.
The following message was received from
Grant:
81 have the honor to request to be permit
ted to withdraw from the Senate the message
requesting the passage Of joint resolution to
relieve the Secretary of the Treasury from dis
abilities imposed by section eight Of the act Of
Congress approved September I'd, 1883.
(Signe0 q. s. GRANT"
S1mner moved 10 10y the message on the
table and that it be printed. sprague moved
that the request be granted, which was
adopted, after which the Senate adjourned.
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WASHINGTON.

CHAPLAIN OF THE HOUSE THE SECRETARY OF
sTATE-E1-PRovIsIoNAL. GOVERNOR OF M1ssus.
sPpI-REs1aNATIoN OF sTEwART-sHBRMAN's
ORDER.
WASHINGTON, March sc. B. Washburne,
Secretary Of State, has resigned his seat in the
House.
DIR. Butler, a Lutheran preacher of this city,
has been elected Chaplain OF the House Of
Representatives.
Washburne took formal possession Of the
State Department to-day.
General Adebert Hines, heretofore proyi-
sional Governor of Mississippi, has been as
signed to the command Of the Fourth Military
District. Lieutenant Colonel Biddle has been
ordered to report to General Ames for duty.
Stewart has positively declined the appoint
ment of Secretary Of the Treasury. The docu-
ment indicated last night was duly executed,
but doubts and opposition still existing and
expressed, Stewart withdrew and Grant has
accepi,d his resignation. Hoar has accepted
the Attorney -Generalship. which shuts out
Boutwell, from the Cabinet.
Borie, Washburne, Schofeld and Cresswell
attended the Cabinet meeting to-day.
Tie Caucus Committee OF both Houses have
agreed to adjourn within thirty days If pos
sible.
Tho following order has been issued:
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
AnJUTANT-GENERAL's OFFICE, March g.
General Orders No IL
By direction of the President Of the United
States, the undersigned hereby assumes COM
mand Of the Army Of the United States.
Ris general staff will be: Breyet Major-Gen-
eral E. D. Townsend, Aojutant-Generai; Brevet
Major-General B. B. Marcy, Inspector. General;
Brevet Major-G General NJ. G. Melgs, Quarter
master-General; Brevet Major General A, B.
Eaton, Commlssary- General OF Subsistence;
Brevet Major General J. K. Barnes, Surgeon
General; Brevet Major-Genera B. w. Brice,
Paymaster-G General; Brerst Major-G General Jo-
seph Holt, Judge Advocate General; Brevet
Major-Oeneral a. A. Humphreys, Chief Of En-
gineers; Brevet Major-General A. z. Dyer,
Chief Of Ordnance; Brevet Major. General A. j.
Myer, Chief Signal Officer.
His persona staff OF fAides-de- Camp with the
rank of Colonel from this date will be Brevet
Ieutenant-ColonelJ J. y. Mccoy, Second Lieu
tenant Second Infantry; Brevet Lieutenant
Colonel T. III. Dayton. Captain Seventh Cayai-
~: Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel j. Q. Audsnreed,
Captain Sixth cavalry; Brevet Brigadier-Gene-
raj @. b. Comstock, Major Of the Corps OF En-
gineers; Brevet iga'lIer-General Horace Por-
ter, Major Ordnance Department; Brevet Brig
adier-General F. F. Dent, Lieutenant-Co Colonel
Thirty-third Infantry. W. I. SHERMAN,
General.
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President Grant. Count Bismarck was present,
and made very pleasant speech. He said:
''No dispute has ever arisen between the
United States and Germany, and the friendly
relations between the two countries are now
especially guaranteed"
The Prussian Diet has adjourned sine die.
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MEXICAN NEWS.

SUCCESS OF THE aovEBNMENT-DEFEAT, CAP
TURE AND EXECUTION OF REBELS.
HAVANA, March 9.-The Vera Cruz steamer
brings the following advices Negrete had
been routed and only escaped with few ad-
herents. General Malo Nas killed and many
rebels captured. Colonel Priets, who was i'm
plicated with Negrete, was captured near Vera
Cruz, taken to that city and shot. The in
surrection t.Merida, in Yucatan, is over, and
the ringleaders have been shot, Rosecrans
and Juarez are frequently closeted together.