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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-15
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON,
Special kilograms to the Dispatch.
WAsHISeToN. .Iune IL 1910

opeclai kilograms TO the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, June IA, 1870.
Cuba General Banks's speech.
General Banks's great speech on Cuba,
delivered in the House this afternoon, is re.
garded as the most effective effort that has
been made in Congress for many years, and
is the absorbing topic of conversation to.
night. There was a full house and crowded
galleries present during the delivery of the
speech. Every member remained in his
seat to the conclusion profoundly inte.
rested, and catching every word Of the
splendid oratory. Several times during his
argument General Banks was Interrupted
by bursts of hearty applause from members
as well as spectators. The Speaker en-
dcayored to check these demonstrations,
but to no purpose, for twas evident that
the hearts of nearly all beat in unison
with the sentiments uttered by Gene
raj Banks, whose premises and rea-
soning were likewise in accord with q
large majority, apparently, of his hearers.
His telling points were emphasized by
the applause of the audience, and when he
concluded, after holding the House In pro-
found admiration for more than an hour.
the members crowded about his desk and
cordially congratulated him. y, .,.,..
Since the days of Henry Winter Davis no
such effective oratory has been heard in the
House as that Of General Banks's to-day.
He was very severe upon the author of the
Presidents message, whom he character
lied as lawyer taking pay on both sides.
lie had no blame to attach to the President.
He did not believe General Grant suggested
or prepared the message, but General Banks
said he recognized in it mizds familiar to
him for years, and the =" OCCASIONAL bullet !"
mentioned in the message was the
expression of that familiar mind. The
person here referred to as the author
of the message is said to be Caleb
Gushing. But General Banks, proceed
ing further, found in the message the
exact language and ideas of the Spanish
Minister in his official correspondence with
the Secretary Of State, and argued sub
stantially that the Spanish Minister was the
originator Of the message, through his paid
attorney, Caleb Cushing. General Banks
took up the various propositions, allega-
tons, and statements of facts in the mes
sage se77atina, and answered them by argu-
ment and fact to prove the errors or
mis-statements of the Cuban status set
forth in the Presidents communication.
He maintained that for twenty-one months
the Insurgents had sustained themselves
against the Spanish Government; that
they have all that time had a regular
de .tiacto Government, etc., and are en-
titled to the same regard from the United
States, from the legal standpoint, as is
accorded to Spain. s<.. sH
Mr.. Orth followed General Banks, and in
o very able speech endeavored to sustain
the Presidents message, and reply to the
arguments of General Banks.
The Georgia EStVJ ..--. .
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State Of Virgin!a-Coaraty of Ret,rico:
Il. a. 3. Smith, Cashier OF the First National
Bank OF Richmond, do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true TO tie Gest of my know
Ledge and belief, q s. b. SMITH, Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me this 18th day
m lime. 1870 ) iI!l-t.sss sl5G J. AZ. MURRAY,
-. : - ). Notary Public.
wa John PURCELL,
ii 80 ElCHA RID j.. BROWN,
j. II. BLAIR,
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DYTHE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA

ID Z IIE UO ' EhNVH UT YIhTI MIA
- A PROCJhMhTION.-In having
been received by the Executive that JAMES
LEWIS (coIoredj was murdered on the 9th inst ant
I'm the town of Fredericksburg, in tnis state, aud
that one MURRAY HUGH BRADSHAW, of tNat
town is charged with being the perpctrator Of the
d, ed and thu the person so charged has cuded ar
rest, fed and is now goiug at arge thersf9re do
ThRS TO auy person who shall arrest the said
MURRAY HUGIl BRADSHAW and deliver him
into the iail Of said town Of Fredericksburg; and
do moreover require all officers OF this Common
wealth. civil and military and request the people
generally to use their best exertions to procure
6is arrest that he may be brought to justice.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under
the Less. Seal Of the Commonwealth, ut
IL. ST. Richmond, this 18th day Of June, 1870
~. G. G. WALKER.
BY the Governor ir--.j,. ..s..-tr s" - II
; JAMES MCDONALD, ~ sg..s.., ra..
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Various Items.

WASHINGTON, June 14.-The revenue re-
CENTS to-day were S500,00
Secretary Boutwell, returns on Friday.
Red Cloud and his companions have de-
parted not conciliated.
The naturalization blu, which pissed the
House, leaves naturalization with the State
courts, but it empowers the Federal courts
to punish frauds. The time Of residence
requisite to naturalization remains I'M
changed. $50 -r.A..
Senators Anthony, Of Rhode Island, and
Cragin, of New Hampshire, were to-day re-
elected by their respective Legislatures.
On the Georgia bill the committee re-
sumcd the consideration Of the clause de-
claring that nothing therein contained
should be construed as forbidding an cleo
ton next fall. It was stricken out, and the
bill remains as first worded-viZ., the Vir-
ginia bill with clause added allowing mill.
tia organizations. The bill will probably
be up tomorrow.
The Judiciary Committee has ordered that
the issue be joined between Porter and
Woods tomorrow morning ut O'Clock,
when witnesses will be heard.
Mr.. Delano is preparing new regulations
for the distillation Of liquor from fruits, the
amount of the bond to be reduced, and
other relief afforded.
The House was engaged all day in sharp
debate on Cuban affairs, which will be con
tinued tonight.
Mr.. Banks several times reflected severely
upon the Presidents message, eliciting APP
plause from the galleries and laughter from
the Democratic side Of the House. The
debate took a wide range, but no new iea
lures have been developed.
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Cosza1rssIpN MERCHANTS.

+. CARDUZE, OF NGW lUTh.
WILLIAM j. SWORDS of New York.
SWORDS, CARDOZE, & CO.,
y rs WATER STREET,
NEW YORK,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
PURCHASING AGENTS
FOR VIRGINIA AND THE SOUTHERN
'..- STATES.
We respectfully solicit: cousignments OF TO-
BACCO, COTTON, FLOUR, RICE, and the pro-
ducts Of the soil generally.
Special attention given to the purchasing OF
goods ordered. je g. 3tawaw
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GOAL, COAL, COAL.-Having COM
~ pleted some extensive Developments at the
tBnrfoot Pits, and entered n large body Of coal,
am now prepared 10 supply consumers for an in
definite period with SPLENDID COAL at the
rate Of fifty tons and upwards per day, and at a
price to suit the times. sssess
: Contracts can be made by applying to BRA
ZEAL & COTTRELL, on the Basin, or to the I'M
dersigned at Midlothian pOst-ofice, Chesterfield
county, Va. j. ATKINS
ic l3-1w lessee of Rurfoor pits
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BRUNSWICK COUNTY, VA, May 20, Is
,.,,, L,.{on5ss aga TfpWg .'s3Gs

To mn Maaay Friends: IA ff''tI'
LIN answer to the above call, which you, hsye ,
thougbt proper 70 make upon me, Sht0Hgh the J
Columns Of the Richmond Dispdtcks II lhke thfaS
method to announce myself aCANDIUATE, ZOE !,
IHE OFFICE OF TREASURER for BtgusWfck !
{ority or the voters 10 elect mel Promise afafss
ftiI and Jealous discharge OF my auty.s5 ff.g b9d
Accept for yourselves, gentlemen. my .ftncsfe
you have called upon me, aud the assurance thAt
elected Twil earnestly enfeayor not TO aptee yonSs
confidence and 5000 opinion oI ny -
/ II geE Your pbedfent servant :.
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RoGERgs IMPROVED HARrOoH,
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, THIRTEEN RsrlpRHMIuMs' ( 3

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FssS ~ 4fs : y s,ss''
81; THIRTEEN FIRST PREMIUMS ";
we're sv :sis this appaFa.usf 0s UsLaAplEa Z
ut i l. one nee Of the mos. 81
bay crop Of 1870 we ofIeI IS an usexcept3onaDies
eGiat 81 pasnineerS shssSllcFing attt sss
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pps sGiaus sna n as ses aud q
come come s Duy,ae s Il Ills Drop
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Gatslogaes sent on -. .sssssr
NO THE WoRKING cLAss-Rs arsg
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and dG peIsaas ssssaT sss
snm 81 ss dss so IS sos
Bo and tsss osH ssE o nesIi ~. -
dlssa as md ia ssss .e business We
rsiIsIsd oer To all such 30 gre not ssn sstss
nsd. sTsnASs s sia, nasses,as ssasash sSs
ahien VIM doto commence Mask 81. aaa 1872
zas psss ,ssaf f,ss
ssnt free BIZ rlaiI. TEesden ifyca want passnas
nens profitable work, ad y tf5fsks "a, q
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ckFETYI. AMINO MORE sud tssy
| ESIgG DEATHS AND EERR1ELET RIRxS
FRoM Oil sLAMPS EXPIaOINa AMI
| HREAKING.-As general .sgeaS sof Ne slssesfi
virainta ofyer,as Wholesale aD6 Yctata EexhsnAs
| 4 HoEsass NcN-EXeL0sIYEE K&RGAEMH
LAM. Is absolutely SAFE, both from bFeAkiAS
and sxpioston; gives twice as Eineh nBh4 asvyd
EOiI: giyes no oder, and Lasts tnlss
VIII show you Hiias reinark aba lamp ~ pafa
/ store, 1908 Main street, asssH JOHN 4a1kt, -
| led Importer OF Chiaas Glass. &c.
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RICHMOND, June 9th, 1870.
rTNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore eX-
l. lsing between GEORGE TIMBERLAkE K
SON was dissolved on The lSt day Of May, 1870, by
continue to conduct GEN ERAL COMMISSION
BUSINESS at the old stand, and respectfully So
lIcits the patronage Of the friends or the old con-
Germ. GEORGE TlMDERLAhE & SON.
lie 10 2w
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

y + A p f Il S.-Wc have in store two
IN BUCKEYE REAPEltS and one MCCOR-
regular price. We have also for sale the NEW
YORK FIR SELF-RAkISG REAPER, which WIS
awarded the first premium at the field trial at
Westover last year.
~ ~. j. W. CARDWELL & CO.,
ips ISL Cary street.
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BRUNSWICK COUNTY, Va, May, 1870. -,
RNR. JOHN II. JOLLY, Dear Sir !: Con-,
WI hdiug In your integrity and honor SIS gem
tleman, and believing from tho uprtghtness' nid :
consistency OK your past lifo aud the promptEessj
win not shrink from the performance Of the dtiies
Of any Office pertaining TO the good Of your cguns
friends to announce yourself ) Candidates
FOE THE OFFfOE OF COUNTY TREAsuEEK i
forthwith. J. t..tft@,... 49, sfft''tye'sII3 ~ .
respectfully, YOUR MANY FRlENUssiIY
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Ask to see tho FULL-rLATE w Arch BEAR
ing the trademark ~ American Nv latch Cor"
pany,'' Crescent street.. " aitiiaIn Msssschas 7
setts.n 1t 10 by far the best fuil-plase watch
made nthe United States, and surpasssa ,any-s.
thing heretofore made in this country FOR railway,
engineers, conductors, &c. rom Fa,, :sy r -
up 3od eod-w COW am 'H.t I'H 5'','''''Hs
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TIXECUTOR's NoTICE.-Haying quail
II fled as the executor OF j. w. Sexson, de-
ceased, I request that all persons having claims
against The estate will present then. properly au-
lfenticated. TO me for settlement. All persons
indebted to the estate are requested 70 settle
pt'AihT.'A a. HOWARD CONES, Executor,
/ .zt.EE corner Ntuth and Main streets,
care Southern Mutual Insurance Company. <
I nv 27-xH --.--sn-
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AhES hcg secretary of the Commonwealth.

DESCRIPTION Murray Hugh Bradshaw is TWEEN
ty-six years OF age, about five feet eleven Inches
In hefgtth weighs los pounds. light short curly
hair light frIzzy mustsche, 10 beard, white conf
plexiop, blue eyes, and walks rapidly witha long
Stride. When he left he wore white summer hat
and 1ray coat. je I5-2taw2w
DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
III THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK. OF RICH
MOND, AT RICHMOND, IN THE STATE OF
VIRGINIA, AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS 9TH
JUNE, 1870: So ,...ats, 49,.
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OF PARTNERSHIP
~ In consequence OF the election Of Roger Gre
practice OF law heretofore existing between the
undersigned under the firm OF DOUGLAS i GRE
CORY Is dissolved.
Ihc business oi the late firm will be closed up as
far ~ practicable by b. Il. DOUGLAS, Esq, who
continues TO practice III the Courts Of King VIII
liam. King and Queen, and adjacent counties.
May 23 $50. Il. b. DOUGLAS,
10 l-WjN* ROGER GREGORY,
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WOOD AND GOAL.
COAL COMPANY,

Having been made AGENT for the above-named
company for all the State south of Alexandria 7
am prepared 70 furnish this COAL by the cargo
on more favorable terms than can be had In Phia-
deiphfs. The Goals of these mines are classcd
amongst the best IN Pennsylvania. l VIII also
supply families in small quantities.
200 tons GEORGES CREEK, CUMBERLAND
COAL for sale. WRIT ROBERTS,
3e corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
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gHAkMEksS. 1MElSOf EnIOOh6IOSh,
e i am now breeding and have for sale PIGS OF
:. Chester WhiIcn and imp orfed Woburn stock,
and Chester Nv hite and imported Woburn stock
crossed with my tine Irish Grazier boar, from Inn
ported stock prince OF Whales. 'sst.s .sssS ~
These PIGS fatten easily, and are OF very qniet
dtspositiop Price Per ,pair,,not akin, S1Ss price
for single pig, $40; boxed and delivered ut White
Sulphur Springs depot. :. Il Z, 4
Grade 'EOTTHD0WN RAM LAMBS price
depot. 4 5s.sss 49, d. N
- PoJ Il GsJYARDIN, Beauregard Farm,
- White Sulphur springs,
= a. z, g. t4s"-T 8 West pfrptnla.
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no 1T NOW-MAPEE LEAVES is
IL the cheapest the best, and most popular
'D'- ONLY FIFTY CENTS
for one year. Subscribe now, and get Cd your
friends TO do the same. -, :.
nv a-w3m Ies NASSAU street, Gew York
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-18
BETHANY COLLEGE.

TIME THIRTIETH SESSION OF THIs
| Institution will commence on MONDAY
the 18th Of fSEPTKMBER, 1870, and terminate
on the 18th OF June, 1871. 1t Is romantlcal,
ly situated in the midst OF The beautiful
and healthy hill-countrv OF the Panhan'
die" of West Virginia, easily accessible by
railroad or river and surrounded with the
most favorable Influences for student life
II has a property in Endowment, Build
ings, Apparatus, Library, &c. OF over SsJO,'
OOO, and Is thus enabled TO sustain faculty
and furnish facilities for thorough educa-
cation OF the very first order.
AMPLE PLEACCoMMoDATIoNS are provided foi
both public and private boarding, and un-
furnished rooms will be let 70 students VINO
wish to board themselves.
CoURsR OF ISSTRUCTIoN.-l Regular Lit
erary Course, including the Ancient Lam
guages, for the Degree OF Bachelor OF Arts,
!. Literary and Scientific Course for the
Degree OF Bachelor OF Sciences. 3. The
Course for Master OF Arts. 4. The Course for
Master OF Sciences. 5. Special Courses In
Practical Chemistry, Civil Engineering, &c.
Detailed information as To these Courses
will be found in our catalogue.
APPARATUS AND MUSEUM.-The lnstltu-
ton has q complete set OF Philosophical
Apparatus, and students who wish II are
trained in the use OF Field Instruments
also thoroughly fitted up Labratory, Tor
practical instruction and work In Chemical
Analysis, and an ample Museum for the
study OF Natural History.
TERMs.-Tuitlon, SO per session: Board,
ing from 81 10 s. per week. Unfurnishei
rooms s. per session 10 each student. pre-
pairing for the Ministry. Free tuition 10
ons OF Ministers Of the Gospel OF all de-
ominations
For further particulars apply for cata-
que To Professor G. l.. LooS, Secretary, or
w. K. PENDLETON, President,
Bethany, West Va.
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The Paris Pigeon Mail.

The carrier pigeons are doing good
service, writes Paris correspondent,
but although these will fly away from,
they have never been taught to fly
back to Paris. Besides, the poor birds
cannot carry any great weight, so it is
proposed that any number OF letters
should be photographed in intinltisimal
characters upon sheet of the very fin
est tissue paper; that half luzen cop
les should be made and en- rusted to as
many pigeons, and that after their ar
rival a miscroscope should he usei to
declpher the correspondence.
Only a few OF the birds have As yet
accomplished their mission. One OF
them was picked up at sea in an ex,
hausted state by an English steamer
in the British Channel and forwarded to
the authorities at Havre, but the rain
had obliterated all the writing on its
wings except the date, which was the
4th October, and therefore some seve-
teen days old.
A Brussels paper, speaking Of these
birds, saws that it is not always safe 10
trust to their aid, and cites the instance
of contemporary at Antwerp, who, un,
willing to pay for telegraph message,
sent his reporter to the opening OF the
Belgian Parliament with orders to dis
patch two pigeons with full copy OF
the Kings speech. He arrived at Brus,
sells. gave the birds to the porter of the
hotel, ordered a fricasse for breakfast
and went down to the Chambers. His
task finished, he returned to his lodg
ings, made his copy, ate and praised his
lunch, then asked for the pigeons to be
brought in-receiving as a reply from
the waiter that ''he had just eaten
them" If Paris is brought to extrem
tiles, we'll there not be considerable dan
ger that these vehicles of correspond
ence will be used in the kitchen rather
than at the postoffce'
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CINCINNATI.
OF Paper Manufactures,

CINCINNATI, November 1.-THE Con-
vention of paper manufacturers repre-
senting the Western and Northwestern
straw paper interest, has been in ses-
sion here for two days. There is a full
attendance representing five million
dollars Of manufacturing property.
Resolutions were adopted to-day setting
forth that the paper manufacturers OF
the United States are constantly sub
jected to an annoying persecution for
alleged infringments of patents OF the
American Wood Paper Company, and
that the latter is assuming power not
covered by their patent extension, the
reissue of which were procured by fraud
and declaring that an alliance should
he formed, offensive and defensive
to protect individual manufacturers,
resorting to the courts if necessary.
The resolutions advise all manufac-
turers of straw paper to refuse to pay
ROYALTY to the other company, or to
make compromises. The committee
appointed for such purpose was instruct
ed to institute suit to obtain a de-
cree declaring void the extension of the
Millse patent, on the ground of a fraud
in procuring an extension, also declar-
ing void the reissue to Watt Burgess
on the ground of an attempted enlarge,
ment of the inventions claimed in other
patentS.
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, November l7.-Yesterday
the garrison at Bellefort made a sortie
but were repulsed by the Prussians
The garrison lost 200 in killed and
wounded, and eighteen prisoners.
BERLIN, November 1.-THE treaty
for admitting Hesse Darmstadt in the
North German Confederation, has been
signed by both parties.
Negotiations with Bavaria are IN a
satisfactory shape.
Election for the new Parliament, as
far as known, resulted as follows: Con.
servatives, lS0; Old Liberals. 20; Ma.
tional Liberals, ITO; Progressives, 40
Catholics, 40; other unclassifed, 80.
BERLIN, November 1.-THE newspa-
pers of this city are significantly silent
on the Russian question, and this is
the cause OF considerable speculation as
TO how far Bismarck may be party to
the demand of Russia.
A Vienna correspondent of the Ma
tional Zeitung says Austria has declaimed
to be an ally of England, should hos
tilities arise between the latter pow yer
and Rnssia. The Turkish Government
has proposed, in a note, to ask that the
European Congress be called to consider
the proposals of Russia.
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AN important discovery has just been
made in dentistry, that teeth may be
extracted and then again replanted. 1t
has been found that in cases OF infiam-
nation about the roots of tooth, the
latter may be taken out, scraped and
cleaned, reinstated, and made to do
duty again. The method Of procedure
is to remove the deceased tooth; clean
out its cavities, filling them up,
after cleaning with carbolic acid,
with cotton wool impregnated
with the same; next to scrape the
fangs, but preserving the mucous mem
brane about the neck; and after bath
ing in solution of carbolic acid, re-
turn TO its place. The London Lancet
says, in speaking of the process: "Mr.
Lyons carried this out in fourteen cases
for Mr.. Boleman, with success, in the
cuse of bicuspids and molars, no me-
chanical appliances being used to keep
the teeth supported until they had be-
come firm"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-18

Governor Baker, of Indiana, has re.
ceived notice OF the appointment Of
full delegations to the approaching i'm.
migration convention, by Governors oi
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Virginia, West
Virginia, Tennessee, Missouri, Kansas,
Nebraska, Colorado, Iowa, Illinois,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Michigan,
and also from several of the leading
boards oftrade. The convention will meet
at noon on Wednesday, November
23d. in the Hall of the House of Repre-.
sentatives, at Indianapolis. The dele
gates are requested to report, on their
arrival, to the committee Of arrange
msnts.
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COUCH NO MORE.

Warmers Cough BaIsam is healing,
softening and expectorating The extraor-
dinary power 1t possesses in Immediately
relieving, and eventually curing, the most
obstinate cases of Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Influenza, Catarrh, Hoarseness,
Asthma and Consumption is almost incred-
ible. so prompt is the relief and certain Its
effects in all the above cases, or any affection
OF the throat and lungs, that thousands OF
physicians are daily prescribing 1t, and one
and all say that II is the most healing and
expectorating medicine known. One dose
always affords relief, and in most cases one
bottle effects cure. Sold by druggists, In
large bottles. Price One Dollar. Ii Is your
own fau tif you still cough and suffer. The
Ralsam will cure
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Black Hawk county, Iowa, proudly
points TO a Mrs. Samuel Sheen, who Is
the mother of three pairs Of twin boys
and two pairs Of twin girls, and in all
twelve boys and six girls, all Of whom
arrived at manhood and womanhood
except one twin boy that died when
three days old. Mrs. Sheen still sur,
wives her husband, and at one time had
seven boys in the army. One pair OF
twins went through the war and died
soon after, within few hours of each
other but thirty miles apart.
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CHICAGO.
Items iu Regard TO the Late Elec.
tion.

t1on.
CHICAGO. November 1.-THE official
majority Of Howley, Republican, in the
Fourth Congressional district, is Al
The latest returns, nearly all official
make it certain that the next Legisla
ture Of Illinois will stand as follows;
Senate, 81 Republicans and Is Demo
Gratis House, l01 Republicans and !t
Democrats. OF the Republicans in the
House six are classed as independent
Republicans, but three Of the number
have declared their determination tc
adhere to the Republican organization
while the views Of the other three have
not been made public.
The Chicago Journal this evening
says that Charles B. Farwell, Congress
man-elect from this district, won, II
wagers upon his own election, Sl0,OOt
over and above all his campaign ex
penses.