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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21
THE PRICES OF LABOR.

SIR Allow me to correct an error which find
In todays ISSUE In the article headed "The Prices OF
Labor" The table Of wages which you quote from The
World Is much below the averagein fact, Is wrong In
every em-as will show In the annexed table, which is
the exact standard you readily ascertain Of
any wool manufacturer course speak ofthe American
table, But SEQ the English table Is ao refuted in
quotation from The Times Knowing that your paper Is
considered good authority every subject would like
TO make this correction In the table referred to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
SAN Pslscco Sept 20-Plour unchanged Wheat quiet
al o. the extremes Legal Tenders, III = -
AusuA Ga Sept CotOp closed dull at lse for htdnc''
.ales 1856 bale. Receipts eos bales
hosE Sept 20Jotton- Demand moderate and market SAILS
Of 400 bales hddpgs 2e Receipts 6a bales; exports 1893
WLrrsaroS Sept 20spirs Turpentns shade batter at
3oic Ron duli Strained at Crude IurPenune ~ EgoA
Tar AZ So Cotton-Mddlpg. 27c ... : -.
CBIsLroS 20Cotton qae and tdtc easer sales OF o
ba.,i Midding &c. Receipts Va bales
Sept 2oCot,on In sctve Inquiry sales OF w oses on
IN, b,, Of 26d26ie Mddlpga Receipts 1880 bales -
NEwoaLsAs Sept 2oCotton lover Al tsta@tG sales III.
b.ss. r.cs,p, 6Oc Hay $50 Pork SJ&1 ga
IS Other seles unchanged Cod l3sA Sterling BIcbaDge 1901
New York Sight Exchange. per cent discount I'D. ..t
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A man named John Murphy, living on the
outskrt OF Cedar City Iowa. startled one night ro
GENTLY lust he retiring by loud cries OF murder
coming from man in the street near the mousse r
Murphy went to the door 10 ascertain the cause OF the
alarm The man rushed by him and into the house He
discovered that his visitor was armed Win huge KNIFE
time proenimne his ability 10 cut Of pur
suers o. whom he evidently suspected Mr. Murphy a
but single garment his stalwart limbs. u needed
but glance to show that he was maniac OF the
most desperate sort by mOvsment 81 marvel rel
hind a trunk and under the bed, and Ga opportun-
nv was given Mr.. Murphy for casting about for AID.
Fortunately, tho nearest neIsnoSf was up, n u 7,
seems had called and In quiet way requested iodg
ing. which was granted soon after the iamiy reutea
The OF INSANITY had seized him aud ne had De
gun murderous assault upon innuInerable iinsgnasy
sssalans with large lufe. When the proprietor en-
he made at hun yeiousiy but arrested by knock
down blow before doing any damage: during the
melee that followed the maSae ans taoS reuSs in Nj
Mnrphy' house. The peighbor was called by MI M.
and three mon who were passing 10 WAGON al AL on,
tared the house, and by various articles sought TO
dodge the visitor from his position under the oeu out
in vain Once he made sally out seixing loaded gun
which one Of the men bad rested against the side OF the
G 9Sd he ss1 %ss 3
under the bed again ana renewed ms throat
upon those In the room. though Wishing to Try his
knife upon them Mr. Murphy sent boy for an officer,
and after SOME necessary delay be arryeg BY
the maniac was surrounded and In sudden rush Of the
six men he was overpowered and securely ironed IL
discovered that he was a ,n named antb snS
was therefore suffering a. violent attaSk o. HeIign
tremens With much difficulty he wac conveyed 10 cedar
Falls and lodged In the calaboose for the remainder OF
the night In the morning, when taken out he was stu
rayng and during his imprisonment had peat ms neau
against the walls OF the prison untl no presence noss
audanum administered 10 him failed 10 reduce nun 70
quietness ID"0f ''N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21

The csrng generally done b bsV ho receive from 81 10 ~
week The majority Of suners work By the piece and
from ~ 30 to ~ 50 per diem.
Ner York. Sept. II, 1869. MANUFACTURER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21

BATTBLLE-DURSY-ou W.inssday sept sOs The residence
AZ IN, bride. parents Rochester by the Rev H. Robbins
W n Bst,eo Brooklyn TO MARI Darny, daughter Of @
Durpy esq Of the former place. No cards
EppY-sAvoYE-Atw e.t HoSohsn j. ThaIday, SEPT 10
by the Rel, j. Bsbsrt Willard EDDY, IT,, 10 Hattie Losss
Ssushtsr Of o. savoys ssq. all osths above place .t
wIICox-Posr-AtP Paterson Ns.Jeney Sept ia BY the Rev
Durysa wm weon Of Nsw.Ysh 10 Miss Matte A. fo'' Of
Paterson, n. j.
1n Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed sc'm ~"
name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21
PAUPERIsM IN LONDON.

There were in the Metropolitan District
Uondon) In the third week in August last 49, a3 indoor.
and 9a2is outdoor paupers. Total number l36t%9
total psupers equal 10 onehaf the population OF the
city The number of paupers, indoor and out
door I'm the district In the third week IN August.
1885, O6tos-an increase In three years OF This
does speak well for the industrial prosperity oil the
Great Metropolis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21
THE TURF.
.orr,xc on TIE FASHION COURSE.

TRoTTING on THE FASHION CouRsE:
iE,suIos Course. l.. l., Sept. 20.-Sweep-
.akes $500 mile heats best three In nVe .t d, +,
ACaseys Blsei Dan, TO wAson'' \
Rover 10 harness.
RAnd.r'ons Willy kimssy 80, 80;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21

AT 10 q. IN. wednesday inc uoleBa'eS WIN no''"'
the Globe Hotel In Syracuse.
DEMOCRATIC UNION GENERAL COMMITTEE.
The General Committee of the Democratic
Union Organization OF the City of New'York-snth Ely
r Co. held special meeting last evening at Masonic
Hall Thirteenth at for tho purpose OF selecting an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21
MRS. STOWE AND THE BYRON CAsE--A CARD
HOY AMIrEI COY - Y :

MISb. 6IOWE AMI HE olhoN Nh'I<Th 'Nnhh
FROM THE HON SAMUEL s. cox. 1T.. n.
TO ths EDITOR Of The Trfbmne. .. e..
SIR Your paper wrongly attributes to me
the publication Of communication in The London Tmes
about Mrs stowe and the Beechers There are reasons
not necessary to give the publlcwhy is impossible
should be the auhor and there are other reasons why
should not be SO considered We're 1t not for these rea
,onsof domestic nature-I would not trouble sou to
insert this note. Very respectfully, 9. D. cox
Ee,o- York, Sept. 20, 1862 ... IL. -
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Geo. Francis Train arrived in the city yester-
fro he Pacific Coast

Ex-Postmaster- General Randall, George W.
Childs Of The Philadelphia Ledger. Paul b. Du Chailln
the Hon. Sidney Clarke OF Kansas. and the Hon r. G
Mccormick OF Arizona, are at the Aston House. The
Hon. Homer A. Nelson Secretary OF state Albany the
Hon. T. NJ Cavanaugh Of Montana, VIM. Mason OF Iaun-
Fifth Avenue Hotel Gerrit H. Smith OF Geneva, n "
is at the St James Hotel Judge Noah Davis OF Albion
" Y; Judge Jewell OF Ohio, DR. Thomas Lyon OF Phila-
deps and s. b. Gardner OF Gardeners Island are al the
ST Nicholas Hotel Gen. r. C. Card. L. \ A.. Is at the
Hoffman House. John Robertson OF The London Morning
Advertiser. and Major Taylor OF Arkansas. are ~ the
Metropolitan Hotel r. G. Hazard OF Rhode Island, aud
the Rev w. I. Boone. Greene County, y. y are az The
St Denis Hotel n. LabOuchere Of England, and +. NJ.
Berault OF Louisiana are the Clarendon Hotel The
Rev George ;. Bishop OF Newburgh il at the Everett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21
THE JACOB COHEN ASSOCIATION.

The Thirteenth Ward Jacob Cohen Demo-
cratic Association held ratification meeting in lager
beer saloon last evening After broachng the customary
keg of beer the assembage to order by choosing
o'Reiiy, OF the thirteenth ward He announced the
object of the meeting and strongly urged honest JACOB
Cohen for the position OF Supervisor He abused the
leaders Of the Democratic party aud said that
city was the most corrupt politically in the world MT
the CORRUPTION Of the party and displayed his knowledge
Of mythology by suggesting that would be wen 90 turn
of New political rings and ciigues He also had
much to say about the grievances of the workDgmen
Two other speakers followed in the same strain
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Democrats of the Hid Assembly District
Of Westcheser County held Convention at Pines
Bridge the township of Yorktown yesterday to select
tiOns Frost Horton OF Peekski was called 70 the
6aCa IT, Hyatt 81 sns sSs wsS csa
alternate. Mr. Michael Laird OF Peeksk was appointed
Delegate to the Judiciary Convention ana Mr. George a.
Marshall, jr, James NJ. Bard aud WIN. f. Lawrence were
selected as delegates TO the Senatorial Convention A
Of the Hon. Wm Cauldweli as State senator.
THE GERMAN INDEPENDENT CENTRAL COM
MITTEE.
A permanent organization of the above Com
mtee effected last evening by the election OF the
following officers President, Mr. +. v. EurinG Vice
Presidents Jos p Strack and Frederick Aulanberg Sec
retares Bernard Hundt and George Kohet; Treasurer
Augustus Schaher Sergeantat-Arms. Adam Fry. There
were 50 delegates representing Clubs present Dele
cratic organization. and the Republican Club OF Broome
St After the election OF officers several short addresses
were made by dnerent persons.
The Seventeenth Ward Democratic Pacific
Club met last evening and Endorsed Thomas Cramer for
the Assembly from the Sixth District Robert c. Hutchns
for Surrogate; Anthony Hartman for COr0ner Moses ID
Gale dor cry Judge Inrd District VIM n Msnsneia
and Joseph Hartmann for Assistant Alderman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21
PERSONAL.

Prof. Cyrus Northrup of Yale has formally
declined the Presidency of the University OF Alabama
Gov. Clatiin of Massachusetts lost $4,000 by
the recent failure OF boot and shoe firm in 81. Louis
He can afford the loss
Gen. w. S. Hillser the only surviving mem
Der of Cen Grants first staff. purposes writing the life
of the la,e Secretary OF War
Prof. Tyndall has been requested by the
English authorities report the proposal to
substitute gas for oil the illuminating power OF Right
houses
The Rev. Samuel III. Elliott author Of Roll
ing Ridge" The Parish sde' Dreams and Realities
New England Chattels" aud other works, died III New
Haven last week.
Gen. George b. Mcclellan visited the New
England Fair aud while There old gentleman from the
rural districts selling both his hands, exclaimed with
sympathetic tears oOursng down hs sunbrOwned cheeks
General am glad TO you! am deigbted 10 see
you! | have long desired 10 meet you'll always be.
eved that you managed the army ,oeH you h,sr
h0tr," The General thanked him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21

IL, ~ "A is sis. 9Th 9Th. 9th 9th Total
I E,;sss.;.:'.gd 3 : "a
rnpirs~N.a s~Aad-i a. Mutual Club umea;2Si Scorers
Me.rs. MatiuI. w., and DHna
LAWMAKERS VS.. NATIONALS.
Troy, n. Y, Sept 20.-A game of Base Ball
was played here to-day between the Nationals Of wash
ington and the Haymakers OF Iansingburg: which re
suited In favor OF the Hay makers by score OF "a TO H.
ATHLETIC Va. KEYSTONE.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20--The game of base
han played this for the bene OF the Avondale
sufferers between the Athletic and keystone Clubs Of
tits city resulted In favor OF the Athletics by score OF
81 To q. The receipts reached near $500.
SAN FRANCISCO VS.. CINCINNATI. ..F
Following are the names of the players Sc
ected from the Pacific and Eagle Base Ball Clubs TO play
the nine OF the Red stockings from Cincinnati who have
been very successful in all their matches j. Calvert
J. n. Harrison, c. T.; William Marley. l. T.; H. BenneW
"a b. p Miller D. H. Dean, LIST b.. j. Fisher, r. T.; 81 H.
Wade Sd b. John KorrIgan, T.. 3.
NOTES.
II was n common TumOr in baseball circles
Yesterday that John Hatfield had resigned membership
with the Mutual Club.
To-day the Mutual and National Club OF
Washing ton play the Union ground The Eckords 80
% fremont today aud there play tho Union Ciub'
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASE BALL.
LcKFoRp Va. HARMONIC.

LCKFoRD Va. HARMONIC.
The Amateur IIarmonics gave such of the
Eckfords participated in the game yesterday very
close contest IL not expected that the figures
would show close work aud consequently but few wero
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21

Sb @ :, ssanisy Sept 49, 1862 Psrmsa Eossrsnd
S friends Of family respectfully invited 70 s.aa
sr late residence West Thirty frstt Broad
| years. ~" ~ nav AsA's '''''' ske' "
hiOs-on The iSlb Inst Charity Rice sseds5 ,..rs
unern VIII Ake pace this dsy
hoo'tonst Remains will be taken 70 Green wood ' " ~
RlCHARDs0N0n Sunday 18th inst Fannie L. Richardson AGED q,
years and n days - :" "'"A'a''' 'see %
Funeral services the residence w. TT c,o.,.
(Second Harlem
mermeot IN Greenwood BY the relatives on Wednssdsy
khIh-Ou the 10th she short ips. Mr.. Oa,oas
i'm IN. wife OF the late Dr. \. u. Smith. = '
Tie reNvss and friends invited
,eSAene ITO 'atcks st, on Wednesday ut 2 O'Clock.
TALMAIGS-At Ltebhd Connecticut Friday morning. Sent IT.
Frsder1eN A. Islmsdgs ofthis city aged II years
PuneTsf ou bunN the 18th inst al Lieh6eh
TAYLORAt bis yesdene Coser Bergen County j. san,,
Sept 49, Noses Taylor 10 the ssth year Of his age.
wHTBAt Sunday evening Sept 49, Mr. Heman White
The keudfpf bis family and ofhs the lat,
Rev Duuesn Duuts respectfully invited
Wednesday the re at 10 from his residence Pahssdo
and 10Y m. f9m tie WsbuIt Baptist ChrreS
train from Thirieths
wORCBSTERee sunds, Sept Is Highland Ulster r.,
znnis yonnges child Of yankR nod Ems Worcester sged
Isonths Il
funeral services residence godfsbe.
George warner 25a Washington Brooklyn, Wedestsy
80 sept at O'Clock pm
COHgs-AMERCUs cLUBTbs nsnbsrs Of hs Americas tlss
hsrshy requested attend The os u late brother member
ss.n Coho from No. a'' Bss. Brod.y Wstae.b @.nas
sept ~ AZ 10 O'Clock WILLIAM 81 TWEED. Pressdent
CHss H. HALL. Secretary.
BLOSSOM CLUBT members Bsssom clsb are r.as.s,st
aud secTs,sr from 37 Bst Broadway Wednesday morDisS
O'clock - . OWEN W. BRENNAN. PsesdesI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21

Executive Committed aSd taking action In reference to
the approaching Democrst.e State Convention There
was full attendance An Executive Committee was ap
pointed representing every ward OF the city MT Kos,
wei "a Hatch. Chairman OF the committee appointed 70
prepare an address to the Democratic voters OF tne y
and State presented copy Of which after reeouhng
at length the sins and niQutes Of Tammany man, ana
ton is the true representative OF the feelings ana Wishes
OF the party In this city, wound up by resolving nat
the Democratic Union Organization OF the Clty OF new
York respectfully protest against the nomination by inc
approaching State Convention OF person Tor state
officer who ia in any manner Identified with the Tam.
many Ring. The address and resolution was received
with loud applause by the meeting ana unanimously
adonted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21
MARRIED..

Fuiler & Barnum and " Goodrich Tuck Measures
and cns.sss, for sewing Machoss 6S Bu Y BAKsus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.
oOuRsTIC MARKETS.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
Pam, Sent fat Rente 10 francs 81 eeomes
hsTwKsP sept !6-Petoeuu quiet seadv quotations
xh.u ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21
THE PLACE FOR CONSERVATIVES NORTH CARO-
LIMA.
To ne Elliot OF The TrIbnne. I

THE PLACE FOR CONsUMPTIvEs- NORTH CARO-
LIMA
To the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In May last | came to Asheville in
search Of health and have found what sought Ny OBJ
servation confirms my previous opinion that the south
ern portion OF the elevated region lying between the
Alleghanes and the Blue Ridge together with the con-
tinuous slope In Northwestern South Carolina and In
North Eastern Georgia. 10 OF the most healthful re
gions the world and that IL Is eminenty conducive
recovery from pulmonary dseases-especaly from
IL alike free from the pulmonary diseases
the North and from the bilious diseases OF the low
country OF the South Scarcely instance known OF
cOnsumptiye having 10 this region without bene
at and IL q remarkable fact that OF e0nsump-
ton was known TO originate In Buncombe, u
county OF over 1900 Inhabitants. The death rate
OF this region from all diseases Is less than
half OF the average for the United States.
IL is not difficult TO account for this remarkable salubr
The Summers mild. the extreme heat being but
tre above that OF Mac knac famed for the GOODNESS Of
its Summers) and the Winters not the
beng about that OF Southern Kentucky and Northern
Arkansas The water soft and abundant and the air
pure and sIhsratng, the altitude OF the valley being
1900 to $500 above tide water II Is this altitude
which gives elasticity 70 the air. and that inygoratng
influence characteristic of elevated regions For gran
deur and beauty OF scenery this region has NO peer this
side Of the Rocky Mountains and game OF every descrp
tion from quail 10 deer, Is abundant: . 49,. /.
AshertIle, N. O., Sept. s. 1859. C. B. F. GATcuELL.
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THE MOUNTAIN REGIONS OF TENNESSEE

TO me hd''o' p INC
SIR: Allow mo 10 suggest to your readds
so,o n, te Agricultural adyauts yes OF the mount
,o'"o " '"V . =, ,h rnnn,t.. q, f,a,,r... Mar
dis riots or tennessee. III lho'oun''es Vi "
gan and Scott tho soil averages In fertility Win the %"
highlands OF our own native land IL The MIA CROWN
An index IL well adapted to grasses ana every varey
OF fruit All wild fruit known 10 Pennsylvania ana New
YORK with many kinds unknownto these legoHs apo.n
here m native yigor Grapes from tho little WINTER u
the large Mnscanc." twno and cluster on every side
superiority Of mountain fruits ana vegetables owe
those of tho iOwlands more perceptibe here than any
where else within the experience oi Iho maier 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21
THE COAL NINE DISASTER

The following additional sums have been
received the office Of THR TRIBUNE for the families Of
the victims OF the Avondale disaster: ..--.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21
pEMocRAT1c COUNTY coNvENTION.

The ward delegates elected last Saturday
evening met at Tammany Han yesterday, at o'clock TO
elect one delegate and alternate from each Assembly
district to tho Democratic state Convention TO be held at
Syracuse tomorrow The meeting was called to order
by VIM NJ Tweed. and conducted by 8. B. Cox, Chair
man Cox said that he had never before the honor
OF presiding at q Democratic convention He spoke OF
his Old World and Of the virtue ana OF tne
GLORIOUS" principles Of the Democratic party he sald
he brstng with arnor. almost the frat words he
uttered were, "1et have peace" IAppeuseJ Trav-
iars always keen their eye when he talks like
That The speaker alluded 70 Cuba and TO the Alabama
claims lie was sure that II the Democrats were In
power at the present time Cuba would be ours and tho
Alabama difficulty would be settled at once Here
Messrs Cover and Dinond were appointed secretaries,
and then the names OF the ward delegates were read
recess Of fifteen minutes taken 70 allow the comnlt
Zee 10 confer with the delegates When they returned 10
the stand the OF delegates were announced az
f. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21

Tyxeut FIRST Assembly District Union Republican As
regular meeting Of this Association will be
beS Third and Fourth
TaIS TuesdsyJ EVENING o'clock All Republicans residing
hs set who cordially invited 70 sttsaf
and enroll their names that they participate 10 the seesos ae
s,tes TO Convection w. H. DR. CAnr, rtes'su'
JoHs NoRrVs. s,eret.ue, '. ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-05

SUCCESSFUL STUMBLING OPERATIoN.--Bc-
tween and o'clock two young men of re-
sDcctable appearance and good address en-
tered the comtins-room of MesSrS. j. Cook
& Son under the pretence of purchasing
goods. The only person about the estab
Iishment that had arrived was \ young man
acting in the capacity Of clerk, whom the
skilflll rogues, after introducing themselves,
engaged in conversation. After some little
time had elapsed, one of them requested
permission Of the clerk to visit the water
closet. in the rear of the warehouse, in
reaching which he would necessarily pass
the couniing-rOom, and be out Of sight of
the clerk. standing in the doorway. The re-
quest was granted unhcSitatingly, and the
clerk remained with one of the rogues, who
kept up brisk conversation while the
acccmplice was plundering the safe in the
counting-room, the key of which he
had gotten possession of, and with 1t
quickly unlocked the door. After few
minutes delay the thief returned, and the
two still continued talking for moment or
two 10 the clerk, their manners not betray-
Ing the slightest trace Of emotion or con-
Germ, and finally bid him good morning and
walked briSkly away. He still having seen
nothing to excite his suspicion, did not
Immediately visit the counting-room, but
when he did so, immediately discovered the
robbery, and upon examining the cash
drawer found that the sum of three hun
bred and twenty-five dollars III bank notes
had been distracted. The thieves had
doubtless familiarized themselves with the
premises. rs the whole affair was conducted
so quietly as to prevent any suspicion of the
expert operators until too late to intercept
them. The police were notified, but as yet
10 arrests have been made.-BGltinn"s Ia
zctic, Sd,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-05

a German astronomer, probably evolving
The fact from the depths Of his inner con-
SGeuSneSS, has discovered that this respecta-
DE old earth is soon 10 have another moon.
=, IN noticing new inventions by Yirginians
Inc other day we omitted the name of Dir. 5.
). Tucker, Of this city, who has taken out
ga'ent FOR an ingenious ink-stand caien-
uaf' BY simply turning a key, the hands
upon three several dial plates IRE made to
point out the day Of the week and month.
Inc me Scientific american says it will be a
useful invention.
:, IN Rock Island, Illinois, the other day, Mr..
george Griffin, for a wager, picked UP and
put ina box one hundred stones, placed one
I"lu apart, and the first one yard from the
ooN, IN one hour and thirteen minutes,
PICKING one stone at time. He had TO
na'ei i've miles and / 800 yards. The aver
'be weight Of the stones was five pounds.
g lhere are a great many more Democrats
=" ~'a n who would delight to strew flowers
IN me grave Of StoDewall jackson than over
a'e ID ashes Of Ellsworth, Lyon, Mcpherson,
m ellsworth. A majority of those who
,esulafly vote the Democratic ticket SO de-
t rSo me cause in which that debt was con-
ns,;"a that they are bent on cheating the
G DION creditors out Of the whole OF their
tba.' Oh, II they cannot repudiate the whole,
YotL 70 large part OF it as they ean.--Heac
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TELEGRApHTc NEWS.
washington, News.

WAsHIsaroN, July 3.---The revenue re.
ceipts to-day were over 81 zoo, 900.
Solomon Poole, assessor for the fourth
North Carolina district, has resigned.
Bismarck refuses to recognize Es Emile
Rochester, Of Chicago, who was appointed
Bremen,
: Secretary Boutwell, asks Attorney General
Hoar whether revenue supervisors are enti-
tied to inforIners' moieties.
The question whether Virginia legislators
must lake the oath has been submitted by
the President to Acknowledgement Hoar,
whose decision will operate alike in the
cases of Virginia, Mississippi, and Texas.
1t is certain the President has no present
intention of molesting Georgia rs a State in
the Union, nor has he asked the Attorney
Generals opinion about it.
1t is certain that no further changesin the
Cabinet are contemplated ut present.