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IMpEI,IAL GRANUM.


This Justly celebrated dctetic preparation nAs been
certified by the most eminent physicians a. the only
thing the stomach could retain In INSTANCES where s
seemed to be pending on the result
In all Intestinal diseases, such as
CHOLERA, CHRONIC DIARRHTA
CHOLERA INFANTUM, AND DTSENTGGY.
II Is highly recommended as tho most tc.thc aJIigct
10 medicinal remedies yet discovered. IN" following
testimonials received ION eminent physician, IN favor
ofthssuperor dlectc preparation have been 50 ceted
See circulars.
consider peculiarly adapted N bowel conn aints
accompanied with gel cate iriRl leo condition Of IND
stomach have hnuWn II retained When all the usuAs
dl't tor tuch cases has been rejected
the use OF -, particularly IA One bowel complaints u
children and Infants Ia some INST luCts 70 Vt. tho ONLY
FORM Of tuur-hWtnt tl1t wound bee tolerated, and
wluch ala not Uggrayato $40 intestinal disorder.
believe 10 B. thc urst article OF diet now I'M usp
AMI almost irl p'is1IH lu tlIrcl u'nictpd with mo
dHres mentioned aDJNci also for children nursing tao
nave used II rs m anmaut toth for children ami
adults 40 tho ec cases where rNr stomach ISL 4 NOT tDlr.
rate more substantial diet ether IrYm local or gene,
raj r.lVtinu. win good rrsuIfs
nave used u M my practice and think IL Is exec cnt
used.
~ most delicious irvgora'ing, and nourshng
lood ior aypepucs, consnmptiye-, and the wcak
constituted, q has certainly proved superior TO AAy
medicinal food that has come under my observation
A. lOod IN IGYer cases II hR invariably proved NOS
only honrshhg and strong lhonihs. but very sOo1hlbS
unl healing m It's acton
Sold by druggists generally, and at the Wholesale
CARRIE 4 sTRONG
~ Nat-. e., t~tae' MA'4tH 1"
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DEMhREsT.-In this city. on MONDAY, June "a 1870.
Judge d. II. Ingrahafn dcuied the divorce In the
OF SAT ali r. Demnrest vs.. Garrit A. Dcmlrest.
DR la FLACHELLF.-In this city. on Monday. June
"a, 1s70 by Judge Albert Cardozo O. DE La Flachele
from Alphonse De La Flachce.
HICKMAN.-In the Court OF Common Pleas OF Ham.
ilton County. OHIO March 7. 1910, by Judge NJ. +.
foIcc, OF Cincinnati, Mary Jane Hickman IRON Henry
j. Hickman.
MAIssER-In Cincinnati. on March II. 1870 by Judge
NJ. + Ioicc, OF the Common Pleas, Catherine hasser
from Charles Naisscr.
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prime, and ts2 for prime msss. Beef quiet; sales 81
bbls at fl2a S9 for plnn aud ertra Terce beef
duh At t1@tg for prime mess Dressed hogs steady az
l2k@ l2ko heaVv aud light, Cut Inotts quiet but
arm sales 70 pkQs ut Xc. for bagRed HAMS Bacon
10 fair demand snes Us Dxs. At l5ffl5Kc. for Iong
tos September, at 1GAc. and 100 cs az Gc for NO
i6k for steam and I6{c for ketuore ndered. Buster
itesoy Cheese seuve Tor export. ii Hoilkc.
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BANRING AND FININCIlL.
EIGHT PER CENT. GOLD BONDS,
Endorsed by
STATE OF ALABAMA.
Price. % and accrued interest.

Price, % and accrued interest
First mortgage bonds issued by the Montgomery
and Euiaula railroad, on finished road, Issue re-
stricted by law, and surrounded by guarantees that
render the bonds most desirable investment. The
road is now about TO open its valuable connection
with Union Springs, and will he completed within
year to Eufaula. Its finances are In excellent cond.
ton, and It has during the last year been making
satisfactory net earnings.
We recommend these bonds as a cheap and wen
secured investment.
GEORGE oPDYKE CO.. % Nassau st.
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mfNitlrr,s.
uENRY's CARBoLIc sALvR.

IL trH .l a..
There has been medical preparation brought be-
fore the public for years that has met with decided
q success as the oAIsBoLIc sALvE II has found its
way into hundreds Of families. and, when used
family will be without it
For the incident to children It an invaluable
remedy. and the rapidity with which 1t heals Is some
thing marvellous 1t mas not only the tcstirnonyof
appreciayc public in it favor but has invariably 70
eeiyed the appreciation of intelligent physicians.
Grateful acknowledgements OF tue benefits derived
from IT. use accumulate almost daily. few OF which
We herewith append;
BERLIN, Conn, juno 20, 1870.
John F. Renrv-DrAn SIN: had an obstinate sore
the instep of my foot. and used several difercnt
kinds OF salve and ointment without benefit Seeing
the CARBoLIc sALvR advertised in the New York
Tribune. procured box, and am happy to stutc It
effected a in about ten days. Ihave recommended
tito others as the best salye that know Of
Respectfully
CYRUS ROOT. IN
beg leave to say that your Csrboc savc has inva.
riably relieved, and. think now, has permanently
cured me OF that most aggravatiug OF all disorders
" itching piles" A. s. KELLER,
Sec. the c. G. Clark Co..
New Haven. Con.
have been using your Carbolic salve for time
in my mandatory lnuslng my large blowpipe. which
gives intense heat burned my thumb nail the quick
One application OF the salye gave relief Have used it
in my family for bois and other sores, and md IL the
beet family salve in use. 7. W. HoUCHIN.
Morrisania, n. Y,
Proprietor Gas Lighters. sc.
srxxAMAuosISG, Penn., Jan. q, 1870
Mn. JoHs r. HKsKY;
DEAR SIR wish you TO send me two dozen boxes
OF your Carbolic salve have obstinate sore
my foot which has been running sore for over ten
years. Twas sent box OF your save and found is
| TO do better on my loot Than any other.
II. u. BLERUM.
BRooKLYS, y. Y. March %. $50.
| AIN. Jons T. HENRY;
The Carbolc salyc has not only healed the cuptons
on my face but has oted and all4ycd iaiammauon.
AMANDA NELSON,
Gi1 sackctt street
JOHN +. HENRY, Sole PropHs,'r.
scorc,o rtace wv YORK.
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Live stock Market.

NEW YORK. Saturday, Aug. 6--There was nothing
doing I'm beef cattle. The wholesale meat market is
oyertoeked with thin beef, and inferior and common
cattle be sold INV prices Tor the next two or
three market days. GOOD and prime steers have been
during the week. AID most Of the shop butchers
readily At former prices. OF sheep and lamOs wohad
1882 fresh arrivals .oday. and lambs caster, aud
show decline OF &c. 70. Common to prime sheep
were 900 a. tha6{c NJ aud isir 70 prime Gansds
~ ,aes on Use weights receipts were car loads. or
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THE GREAT REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA.
These variable Enters, which have long been Known
and highly valued for the remedial virtues sI MAIN
tain their original popularity. Thty arc pleasant and
agreeable tonic, ami hayo always been hi.hy appfe'
ciated by all who have used them.
THEY srnESGrHaN THE STOMACH.
And in this Iles their great superiority many oftho
Bl.ters which merely STIMULATE, and eventually
WEAKEN and RUIN the stomach. They are. essen
tally the grc'tFamy Medicine OF the day. and should
.. IA e,,.. ..- Av.I. Price, q per bottle. Sold BY
oil Druggists JOHN f. HENRY,
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Arrived-svspar, Aur.z

AFFTVEU-7VNUNT1
Steamship Gen. Barnes Savannah, mdse. and pass.
Steamship Columbia. Glasgow, mdso. and pass
Steamship T. q. Knight, Georgetown, ID. O., mdse and
pass. 49,
steamship Washington, Wilmington. N. O., rndse. and
pass,
Ship Confidence, London. ndso.
Brio AtnelIa, Glace Day, coal, ..r
Brig John Bright.nan, Glace Bay, coal
Brig Virginia 81. Pierre, sugar and pass
Also, the usual river ana coastwise veseeh
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OUT.
ouEEssrowE. Aug. 7.--city OF Antwerp, New York.
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Busiutss Hofnts.

IfyoHr Child has lost its Appetite, seems
and fretful and altogether In bad way, without
any particular disease manifeins Itself take for grant
cd 1t needs good tonic to invigorate the system,
strengthen the stomach and bowels, aud bring back
healthy appetite, and then obtain DIR. Jaynes Tonic
vormifugo. which, besides being Of the best gen.
cral tonics will rout oil Worms from the system
aud givo your child chance for enjoying good health.
sold everywhere. Small size, 81 cents double size. 90
cents per bottle.
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CHEAP CARRIAGES. Wood Brothers Co. have
below Astor plsct, aid arc selling carriages cheaper
than GyeT.-1du.
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Those painful ip6rmities which so freaucnt-
ly PROSTATE the system known diseases OF the blad
der Kidneys and urinary organs, promptly arrested
BY the curative properties OF HELNBoLD's Bucuu. Ey
cry OF organic weakness, gravel. dropsy, strnn
curry. diabetes, and fem ale Irregularities, likewise
speedily succumb TO It's influence.
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MARISB INTBLLTGByoE

M1yIATuRE ALNANAo-Turr DAy.
sun rses..b OF sun sets....1 OIL Moon sets... 09
Sandy Hook. bS,eSv. Stand & Iisr Gate 20,
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We pledge our reputation for the furnimcut

OF what we here declare In almost every instance
where the infant Il suffering from pain and exhaustion.
relief will bofound in fifteen or twenty minutes after
MRS. wINeLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been ad.
mlnsteTed. Cures dysentcry and diarrhga and wind
collie. sure TO regulate the bowels.
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DIrrEEs.

JOHN +. HENRY, Solo Proprietor.
sCorcgc mace. NV YORK.
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wheeler & Wilson Machip:..S 1,141 Brosd-
out extra charge Machines to let }. T. ELLIS.
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" VH NINNFNIEN5 FIIvHuIJ SOvIVIY OF INC
CnItcd States. Organized under the General Laws
oftAc state OF New York Ollcers; NJ. Rosenstock,
President; Il. Mathews, JOAN IIecker Ylce-Presdents
John II Wells, Secretary; 4. Purdy. Assistant sccre.
tayi A. Bose, Cashier; John Wood. Trca,urer
lucus McAdlm, Committing ActuaTyi F,lrliga &
johnson, CunnsclioIsi j. W. Henry NJ, b., Medical
D., New Yoikcity
The object OF the above Society, which u orranzcd
nv woTklnEmcn, ana under their eNClus We manage
meht, 10 create capital for industrial aud hpWCNsl
PURPOSES on the basis Ol mutual assistance and cOOperl
ton.
Tho organization Of departments IN each State is
In progress
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VJOUSESMITHS' NJ r, ASSOCIATION Spec al
L nlectiR Monday evening. Aug. s. lsO. As business
OF vital Importance IL 10 DC u lnsRctcd, every member
sieqnested TO be prasaht. by order OF -
n, GLLEloHD, Rec Sec GEO LINTON. Pres.
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PRICE CSC PER BOX. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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BRooKLYS. y. Y. March %, $50.
AIN. JonS Il. HENRY
The Carbolc save has not only healed the cruptions
on my face but has oothed and al4yci aaammatiop.
AMANDA NELSON,
81 sackcu street.
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Government BONDS have hecn Qnct, TIC tranbactIons
beng mainly confined 20 the foreign bankers, the IN
vestnent inquiry ocng nominal. The rise in the Lon
don market appears 20 be due to speculative innu-
ences, which also extend TO the home market, this
speculation peng based upon Of peace through
the mediation OF Russia. Henry Clews Co., 2 Wall
street, rVnOrt at $3.50 II. NJ:
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CYRUS ROOT. in

beg leave to say that your cSrboc salvc has nva.
raby relieved, and, think now, has permanently
cured OF that most aggravating all disorders.
itching piles" A. s. KELLER,
Sec. the c. G. Clark Co..
Now lIaypn Con
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. At is understood that the
climax of the teegraphers strike will be reached to-
day. At three o'clock, the association under whose
auspices the strike threatens, numbers $500 experts
WASHINGTON, JAN 3.-McCelland has gone to
Cuba.
1t is denied that the Cuban Junta have urged the
patriots to abandon the struggle.
1t is understood that the President is furious
the ratification of the treaty for the purchase Of the
island of SANTANA.
Debt Statement-Decrease of debt, nearly five mil
lions; in the Treasury hundred and nine millions
currency, twelve aud quarter millions; other coin
bearing securities, sxtyfve Millions Sinking Fund,
twenty-five and half millions
Nearly all the telegraph lines passing through the
northwest Frustrated and there advices
corning the late marine disasters.
Delano has ordered 200 900 blanks for the income
returns. The weight of the paper amounts to over
seventeen tuns. This is regarded unfavorable to
the hope of early repeal of the Revenue Tax law.
The revenue receipts to-day nearly one million
of dollars.
The Great Northern and Southern mails were de-
layed twelve hours by yesterdays storm.
Col. Casey's new schedule of employees will reduce
the expenses of the Custom-house S96 900 per
The schedule of reduction, recommended, will leave
the political complexion of the Customhouse about
heretofore The submitted list reduces the roll
employees. Mr. Casey suggests the following as
not needed in the service: Mcmillan, Thompson Horn,
Parker Moore, White Norcross, Steven J. Hill, Van
Northern Woolsay, Twitchell, Stockdale, Murphey and
Kennedy
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MISCELLANEOUS

CINCINNATI, Jan. 3.-The operators of the Western
Union Telegraph Company struck this morning. The
is said to be reduction of salaries in California.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Jan. 3.-The Senate organised
with Republican clerk and a Democratic sergeant
alarms. House partly organised Cunningham, re-
formed candidate from Cincinnati, speaker. Cunning
ham received the entire Democratic vote, and was
elected by casting his own vote for himself. Demo
Gratis elected clerk The Republican reformers voted
steadily with the Democrats.
COLUMBUS, OHIo Jan. 4.-The organisation of the
House generally considered Democratic triumph.
New YORK, Jan. 4.-Oakley, the defaulting cashier
of Merchants Exchange Bank confessed the crime,
for which Hail. cashier of Somers' Bank of West Ches-
ter county imprisoned him, released.
DETROIT, Jan. 3.-Violent storm. Ten inches of
snow fell.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 3.-The Hamilton county neutrals
hold themselves aloof from party cautions. Organs-
ing of the Legislature depends upon them
Tobacco merchants of this city sold seven millions
worth last year, increase of half million last
year.
PHILADELPHIA, JAN 3.-The Supreme Court will
hear Scope in error first Monday in February.
The storm yesterday washed away the track of the
Baltimore railroad the other side of Long Bridge
at Bush river, causing delay of trains both ways. A
large force of men have been at work all night Dam
ages repaired and trains running regularly The storm
was most furious all day Sunday
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B Y Z E L E G. r A ? I'll
Foreign and Domestic Markets.
For the Southwestern.

PARIS Jan. 4.-The Emperor's speech and the sue
essfui formation of the ministry has favoraby at
ected finances.
LONDON, Jan. 4, noon.-Consols 92B. Bonds ST..
HAvRE, Jan. 4, noon.-Cotton opened firm both on
the spot and afoat
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 4, noon-Cotton firm; uplands
II and Orleans Cd.
New YORK, Jan. 4, noon.-Stocks very dull. Money
active at 7fRct Exchange-long 1859 and short
1909. Gold 1871 Louisiana's old, 60 and new So
levee 6s 645. Cotton very firm at 25gc.
New ORLEANS, Jan. S.-Cotton active and firm,
244@24gc; sales 74OO receipts 1850 and exports to
Sebastian 600 bales. Flour firm, S. 25@5 1906 90
@6 Is. Corn frmer; ordinary 90 and choice 95c.
Oats firm, St. Louis Toe. Bran 81 To- Hay quiet;
prime S24 and choice $40. Pork dull, mess $50. Ba-
con dull and nominal, 14a@1S@ls3e. Lard-tierces
Is and key 194@20c Sugar-cured hams 2o@25c.
Sugar dull, l2@l24c. Molasses- prime 6s@7oc.
Whisky 95c. @$1. Cofee-falr 144(@144 and prime
174@l7tc, Gold l2o. Sterling 1899 New York
sight / 73ct discount.
New YORK, JAN 4, evening. -Money very active at
7f3ct. currency to gold. Discounts lO@l2. Sterling
weak, 1889. Gold dull and heavy at l191@l19s.
Cotton quiet; sales 700 bales at 25sc. Louisana's
old. 68 and new IS; levee's 64a.
PARIS, Jan. 4.-Bourse opened firm; rentes 49,
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FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA Jan. 1.-Intense excitement in Havana
Journals of this morning state that the revolution has
terminated According to the published statements
the editors of the journals here have copy of
circular signed by the members of the Cuban Junta in
New York ordering the insurgents to lay down their
for the present, giving as reason for the aban
donment of the instruction the failure of recent fill
clustering expedition and the inability of the Junta to
send more men, And further the disheartening of
the American Government in permitting the gunboats
to sail from New York The circular severely attacks
the course of Gen. Grant The Junta advises the Gu
bans to submit the Spanards in order to fur
Their bloodshed
The Journal DeCuba announces the surrender of
1900 insurgents at Los Tnnas
The Diario announces that ex-rebel General Coco
offers to raise body of men TO fight against the in
surgents
One of the Spanish gunboats arrived to-day, having
become separated from its companions off Charleston
The rest are expected to arrive Tomorrow
fire tonight destroyed five houses in Monte street.
further announcement has been made from the
interior of bodies of insurgents offering capitulate
II this news be true the revolution may be considered
to be expiring, but full confirmation of it is wanting
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FROM EUROPE.

PARIS, Jan. 3.-The Emperor, on Saturday, in his
usual address to the Corps Legsatif, addressed him
self to the President of that body in the following
language: The assurances of devotion, which you
address to me in the name of the Corps Legisatif,
renders happy. There has never been an occasion
when good understanding was more necessary than
now. Circumstances have augmented your proroga-
tves without diminishing the treaty given by the
nation, showing the responsibility with great bodies of
State feel more confident Of overcoming difficulties
in the future When the traveller has gone long
journey and lays aside portion of his burthen he is
not Weakened but gains strength to continue his
march,
LONDON, Jan. 3.-Thomas Cfeswick, artist, dead
Aged Sd years.
PARIS, Jan. 3.-Olliver combination is broken.
MADRID, Jan. 3.-There has been. several important
conferences lately between Prim and Olozago. Ru-
mored that ministerial changes likely result there
from i'll view of prolongaton of the provisional gov
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hAsoNIc.-The following is list of the officers o.
the various Masonic bodies of this city, duly elected
and installed for the ensuing Masonic year, commenc
ing 9th December, 1869, and ending 9th December
1870:
Shreveport Council No. 5, r. S, Mastsrs-Jno. w
Jones, Th I'll, G. NJ; Jno G. McWilams, D. l. G. NJ;
W. T. D. Dalzell, P. c. Of W; J. F. Davis, c. of G
VIM Robson, Treasurer Geo w Kendall. Recorder
Samuel NJ. Morrison, Conductor; A. Schaffner, Stew
ard; R. 5. Trippett Chaplain Chas. Moore, Sentinel
Shreveport Chapter No. 10 r. 4. M-Jno. G. Nc.
Williams, NJ. E. H. p R. S. Trippett E. K; J.F. Da.
Wis T. s.; Levy Jr,, Treasurer; A Teah Secretary
s. NJ. Asher, c. of e.; Samuel NJ. Morrison, P SWIM
Robson, r. A. c.; G. H. Spilker, G. M Sd v: M
Kaufman Jr., G. NJ. I'd v. R. B. Burns. G. NJ. 1stV,:
W. 7. D. Dalzell, Chaplain; Chas Moore, Guard;
Shreveport Lodge No. 115 F, d.. A. MI NJ. Ash
er, w NJ; G. II, Spilker, S. W; E. NJ Van Nostrand,
J. w; l.. Bodenheimer, Treasurer; Benz Hoffman,
Secretary; VIM. Kinney, s. D.; L. Weidenmann, J.
D.; F. W. SpiIker and A. Kahn, Stewards NJ Sam
field, Chaplain; Chas. Moore Tiler
Caddo Lodge No. l79 F. d. A. M-Wm Robson.
W. NJ; R. B. Burns, S. W; NJ. Kaufman, Jr., j. W;
Jno. G. McWilliams, Treasurer; L. A. Pires, Score
tary; R. 7. Buckner, L. D.; Sol. Simon, J. D. N. B.
Murtf and Jas c. Buckner, Stewards W. T. D. Dali
zell, Chaplain Chas. Moore, Tiler.
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GRIPPING THE SUPREME CoURr-A Washington dis
patch of late date says that Mr.. Trumbus bill to
cripple the Supreme Court it is now said, will not be
pressed until after the Georgia bill passes As the lat
ter will necessarily undergo very thorough discus
sion, the aimed at the Court hardly come
up before the January session. The cases appealed
from Mississippi and Texas which understood to
have provoked Mr. Trumbulrs hostile measure, will not
be effected by the passage of the act 1t is believed
tected by Government stipuations, and when these
States admitted will be turged to the civil
thorities for trial.
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Demoresfs, Godey's, Petersons, Leslie's, LIE Bon
Ton, Di,Modenwelt English, French and German ma g
azines of fashion; Bazaar, Lady's Friend, Arthurs
Home Magazine, Nineteenth Century, Charleston mag
azine DeBow's Review, Backwood and the four quar-
terles, All the Year Round Once Week, London
Society, Appletons Journal, Banner of the South,
Louisville Courier Journal Catholic World, New Or
leans Morning Star and Catholic Messenger Gen. D..
H. Hills magazine, The Land We Love; New York
weekly papers aud Western weeklies at NJ. Kennedys
No. 81 Texas street.
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ANNUAL MORTALITY REPoRT.-Deaths in January | l
February %, March IA, April 16, May II, June %
July 81 August 81 September 90, October 10, No
vember 16, December Is. Total, 2l9.
Cause Of death-Phthisis pulmonais IA, pneumonia
a. abcess of lung l. congestion of lung 2 disease Of
lung l. rachets cerebro spinal meningitis 4, chronic
l4ryngitis 2, congestion of brain 4, inflammation of
brain l. disease of BRAIN paralysis l. insolao 2 &C.
rebral hemorrhage l. apoplexy 8, disease of nervous
system l. peronitis 8, inflammation of bowels 4 con-
gestion of stomach l, CASTRO enteritis g. hepattis
chronic darrhea f. dysentery II, jaundce l, pyaema
2, empyemis tetanus l. disease of heart g. rheuma-
tsm OF heart l, congestion l. congesve chill l. con-
gestive fever II, remitsent fever s. intermt fever
typhoid fever l. puerperal fever 8 trismus nacentum
2, teething l, dropsy s. rheumatism l. measles g. de-
lirium tremens l. epilepsy commissions G. general de-
bility s. tables mesenterica 4, syphilis taena l. in
temperance old age 2, railroad accident 2 smothered
l, burning of Mitte Stevens 5, knife and gtnshot
wounds g. murdered l. drowned l, neglect ., morphine
poisoning l. effect of gas l, immature premature G.
still born 7. Total l79 not stated, 40.
Sex-Male, 95; female, II. Not stated, A.
Color-White 100; black, l03. Not stated l6.
Ages-Under year Of age II, from to 2 We hrs T.
to years T. to 10 years g. 10 to 30 years 2O to
80 years 10, 80 to 40 years T. 40 to so years 30 to
60 years 6, 60 to 70 years6. Not stated AL Total
9lq
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GEN CANDY AND VIRGINIA." Carlos" the Wash
lngton correspondent of the New Orleans Times un-
der date of the 2lst, says that letter from General
Candy is now before the Reconstruction Committee of
the btterest character. 1t denounces the masses of
the people in unmeasured terms, and charges them
with hostility to the Union and Government. 1t is be-
eved the letter will be made plea for keeping Vir
gina out, and but for the compromising action of the
Legislature in adopting the l4th aud 10th amendments
it would result in ordering new election, with the
application of the roncad aud other test oahs to State
and Federal officers