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The following card is published by a

The following card is published by a
philosophical down-East surgeon:
" DR.. Banks would be pleased to have a
call from the unknown individual who ran
him down in the darkness of the evening of
Monday. Gath instant, upsetting his gig,
precipitating him upon the ground, causing
his horse to run away with the upset vehi-
Gle, and badly damaging it. The Doctor
feels so grateful for his almost miraculous
escape from death, that he is DESTROYS of
making the acquaintance of the stranger
and soliciting the privilege of attending
him in any sickness which may require
professional services"
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I,omes.ic rdnrkess-. By rELIanArHI.


NEW YORK., February ID Noon. Flour u With
rial change. Corn fnll and declining, Pork Dan.
At escs Turpentine ravors buyers at Es0Ae.
Grained Rosip. sp.W Freighfs qniet.
j DECENTRALIZATION heavy and lower; sales, lSeo
bales Mt Sc Flour arp, and unchanged and rath.
err nctiye wheat-Wfnter. cent better spring
unchanged Corn igl2 cents lower. Pork hez.y--'
Mess, &2e@as.2s. Lard closed weak. WmSkey
fayars buyers. Groceries DUH and drm. NaFSl
stores quiet. Freighs steady.
BALTIMORE. Febfuary Is .-Markcis unchanged
from yesterdays quotsttons. -s1
LOUISVILLE, February ls.-Proyisions qsiet;
Pork. $3.50 Shoulders, l25c.; clear SIDES, lsAc.
Reg Lard, 1sc. Whiskey. a3c.
demand SaS At 7ac. WHISKY steady at Sc. Provis
sions dnll with a light demand; Pork, 81.
Shoulders, 12lc. Lsrd-No buyers.
WILMINGTON, n. c., February ls.-Spirits
tuTpentine- done crude steady at p. 7oS9
g. 90. Tar steady at -. Rostn steady at 9s.6c4
g. Cotton dull, and nothing doing.
Weather storming with rain wind 3, 8. W.
Thermometer, 6S.
SAVANNAH. February Is.-Cotton duh at .stc.
ssies, $50 bales receipts, l,sss bales exports.
is3 bales. y 49, t.s. as.s 81 s,s.
AUGUSTA, February l5.-Cotton opened With
fair demand, but closed dull and easier at zsSc.
sales, 5s2 bales receipts, ESQ bales.
CHARLESTON, February 1S.-Cotton quiet but
steady at 24tc.; sales. 900 bales receipts, l,Ss'
bales; exports, 4s7 bales.
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INTERESTING observation-disclosures
OF BLOOD SUCCESSFULLY PERFORMED UPON
A YOUNG LADY.--The readers of this paper
will remember the report of On interesting
experiment of transfusing blood into the
veins of dog performed at Rush Medical
College last Wednesday by Drs. Freer and
Hunt. The carotid artery of the animal was
| severed and the blood allowed to run out
until the subject was apparently 1ifeless.
An lnclslon was then made in the jugular
vein, and the blood was injected back into
the animals system, with the effect of re-
storing him to life.
The account Of this interesting experiment
given to the Post was noticed by the friends
of young lady in Iowa, who had been
for some time wasting away with disease
supposed to be consumption, and they sent
to DIR. Freer to come and make the expert
ment of transfusing blood into her system.
DR.. Hunt, of the Faculty of Rush College.
responded to the call, and found the pa
tlent in very low condition. He pro-
ceeded to take some sixteen ounces of
blood from the arm of young brother of
the girl and injected it into her veins.
The patient went into o comatose con-
dition, and it was found that still
more of the vital fluid was necessa-
ry. Another supply was Therefore drawn
from sister of the invalid end in
jected, and finally third supply from an
other brother about ten years of age
thirty-six ounces of warm. living blood
being thus conveyed into the system of the
young woman within few hours. The
event is not yet determined, though the
prospects of recovery are very hopeful, if
the lungs are not too nearly destroyed. If
the disease is only incipicnt it is thought
that life and health will be restored. This
experiment is the only one of the kind ever
attempted in the. West, and is very rare
elsewhere, though it has been tried with
success. The result in this case will be
anxiously looked for, not only by the
friends of the patient, but by the scientific
world generally.-Chicago Post, 18th.
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.TELEaRAPHrC NEWS.
New york saeek and Money ! Marke

View Ysrk gaeelx and Money Market
NEW YORK, February 1s-iNoon. stocks very
ssrons. Money easy at s@sp per cent. Sterling Ex-
chnnge-Long, 1851 short. 1oss Gold, 1lss. sos,
I q, 1ah Tennessee Ts-Ex.coupops, 5s3 new. 81.
Virgins. cs-Ex-coupons, Gag new, es3. Louisi-
ana Gs--old, "a: levee SIS, 10; ss, 81. A1abams
SIS, o. !; s's, %. Georgia s's, sly; rs, %. North
Carolina Ts-Old, 4s; new, 2si. South Carolina
s's-0ld, 81. - - z,s 49,
,Brenfng.-Mone y;easy at A9s per cent Sterling
dull at 1os. Gold firm at lias@1D. Governments
strong. Southern securities steady. ..
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A WOMAN SHOOTS HER FAITHLESs LOVER.
Piqua, Ohio, February l3.-While the con-
gregation at St. Mary's Roman Catholic
Church in this city were engaged in wor-
ship this morning a young woman named
Miss Mary Maher entered the church.
After being seated o few MON ents she de-,
Hberately took pistol from her pocket and
shot young man named Thomas Wise,
who occupied seat Immediately in front
of her. Wise, after being shot, arose and
started toward the entry. The woman pur-
sued him, endeavoring to shoot him second
time, but was prevented by policeman,
who arrested her. 1t appears that Wise
had promised to marry her, but had since
engaged himself to another, which engage
ment was announced in church this morn
ing. Wise's condition is rather critical.
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4 CoKpIrMENT.--juss before leaving
Boston ffnss III sto irias ianss
Sherman, daughter Of, General Sherman,
q chaste and costly gold medallion, having
his likeness on ono side and that of Queen
Victoria On the other. Accompanying the
gift was delicately worded note, in which
the Prince begged that Miss Sherman would
accept OF the medallion as O token Of his
appreciation Of the generous Inequalities
he had experienced Mt The house Of her
father, and asa slight tribute to the beauty
of American women, of which she was so
striking an exponent. "'s -.
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THE CASE OF DR.. ScBGPPE.-PhlGdet-
phio, February l4.-In the Supreme Court
this morning Justice Read read an opinion
in the case Of Scheppe in error to the oyer
and terminer of Carlisle, this writ being
the last resort of the prisoner for escape
from the penalty Of death for the crime e., o.
murf,er of which he wae convicted. The
onjn;on of the court was based upon strictly
technical grounds, and was to the effect
that they could not consider the question Of i
the prisoners guilt or innocence, and had
not been able to discover any error IN re-
cord of the court below. Therefore the
Judgment of the oyer and terminer OF Car
lise was affirmed.
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THE RIGHT SPlRIT.-Last week the Con-
servative and Democratic members of the
Virginia Legislature voted for and elected
a Radical State Treasurer, i'll order, as
they affirm, to demonstrate that they are
ready and DESTROYS to ignore past differ
ences, and from this time forward labor for
the common veal and welfare of the State.
Let such spirit as this generally prevail
among the various political factions, and
the Old Dominion will rapidly regain her
former ascendancy in the galaxy of States
Neac Yortc Commercial.
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Foreign market.-f3Y TrIreRArHl.

Foreign Markets-tBY TELKGRAPH1'
LONDON, February -Noon.-Copsols, e7s.
United States bonds, sag. Sugar dali :,
PARIs February l2.-Bourse' opened dull;
rentes, 73f. 2oc. -t3;J.- afssf - 49,
LIVERPOOL. February Is = Noon.-Cotton opened
quiet upIands, llAd. Orleans, lid; estimated
sales 10 900 bales. He'd western wheat, 10. G7s.
3d.: winter IS. Cd. Corn, 27s. Tallow, 4ts. cd.
LrvEnPooL, February ls1 EceEt,g. Cotton
closed dull: uplands, .lls@lid.; Orleans lltg
American. Yarns and Fabrics at Manchester are
quiet and 1rm.
HAyRs, February l5.-Cotton opened quiet and
steady, - -.t !. +
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FRANK1SG PRIvILEGE.-I am a man re-
markable for my honesty. am model.
l may say, without fear of contradiction,
that am dragon of virtue, and yet l
write YOU this with gold pen that Uncle
Samuel paid for, on stationery intended for
the use of the overworked and underpaid
public agents, and, when done, I will fold
t in an envelope from the same source, and
mail under the frank of an honorable
member. Now, if this can be done by a
dragon of virtue without pangs OF con-
science. what must be the abuse on the part
Of the very wicked Don Ptnt. ri
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!! Two woxss v1rh Five en1lpsrs r,s.

Two WoAEs wrTh FRYE CHILDREN Us-
DgaFhKH a J0uREEY 81, 4 H6reASD
MILES on .FooT-a.H ALE, 3 TEE DISTANCE
ACCOMPLISHED. = Yesterday !, evening q
party of two women and FIVE children
three of them under eleven years of age
and one only q babe Of Eve months reached
TINS city on foot, having walked greater
part Of the distance from Philadslphia.
They halted here OF Hit &. Rice's auction
room on the island, where Mr.. Hit noticed
their fatigue and impoverished appearance,
made inquiries, and learning the above
facts, called in Marshal Fisk, who at once
provided them with comfortable quarters
under the courthouse. After supper John
Hit, Wilder Gates, Marshal Fisk, and our
reporter, visited the party, and learned that
one Of the women, the mother Of the chill
dren, was named Sarah Chaffee, the other,
sister, Elizabeth Ray. The latter is q
grass widow," and the one with family
has husband in Philadelphia who is o
cripple. They left, they say, because they
could not earn living and pay their rent,
and we're destined for Lawrence, Kansas,
where they had sister living, and stop
ping On the way to Quincy, where another
lived. Four of the children were girls I:
the other boy, aged ten. They walked
the whole distance from Philadelphia to
Cincinnati, at which latter place the Mayor
procured them railroad pass to Chicago.
From Chicago they walked to this city,
travelling the last day fifteen miles. The
party seemed as cheerful as could be after
supper, and recounted somewhat with plea
sure the hardships they had endured on the
with those true feelings of philanthropy
which are characteristic of our citizens,
told them that they would not be allowed to
leave this city on foot, nor without money !;
and we were happy to learn this morning
that the poor wanderers were sailing Aplea-
sanity along over the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy road, their fare paid to Quincy,
and money in their pockets (M.)
Beacon, January 29.
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J. G. PERCIvAL THE PoET.-There / saw
him in 1888. He was then engaged in as
sisting Webster in the preparation OF his
great dictionary. 1t was then notorious,
among the sava1ats of New. Haven, that to
Perciyal Webster was indebted for his ETY.
mologies, and for most of the learning in
that ponderous work.-W. G.. SinanaS, IN
Xxx Century" for January.
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TERRIFIC BOILER ExPLosIoN.-Neao
York, February l4.-This afternoon ter
rife boiler explosion occurred at 5l3 and
SIS West Twenty-third street. Two three
story brick buildings owned by George w.
CHAPMAN were completely destroyed. One
was occupied by A. j. Decker & Go. as a
paper-staining factory. Damage on stock,
81 q 600 insurance, $1,000. No. 5l3 was
occupied by number OF tenants all OF
vhom suffered loss. The total loss is
$50, 900. Engineer John Donnelly, fireman
George Hennessey, and book-keeper Will
liam Wright, were dangerously scalded.
The boiler shot into the air, and, descend
ing, crushed through the roof of Oh adJoln-
ing building, which, however, was n''ie
damaged. 7a~s'
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4 Boy ACCIDENTALLY KILLED By HIS
FATHER-Boston, February l4.-Last eve
ming man named James MeCarron, while
drawing charge from loaded revolver,
accidentally discharged it. The contents
entered the body of his son William, lad
about six years old, killing him almost in
or ,lt1N-
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The Mormon ElectionsLEariy Spring.
SALT LAKE, February 15.-The orthodox
Brighamites have carried the Territorial
elections. .-t
The weather is so favorable that garden
ing has commenced. '~sra- ..'~
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Financial ana Commercial
- Grain and Flour Maraes.
4 .CoaglArD FGuuB ExcHAnaB.S
HfdH1oEf. VA, BsfrusTy ~ bN. y

II H1oaaoNf. VA, EstnTfTy y, sN.
OFFERINGS.
sTSeet.-white, s79 bushels. Red, !. $50 brsheis.
IGorn white. Z, 4os bushels Yellow, 100 busheif.
Mixed, tsa busf1sla, ! 5asfEss ,s 7.s.}sast.
Odfs.-2 aH bushels.
sRuss-32 bushels.
lHeag.-6o bushels.
sALEa
Wheus-White, II. bushels very good at gt.Is;
l0o. bashels ut 9L 20 busltels good at 6lss--
total sQ2 bushels. Red, 40 bushels st n 20 eSs
bushels fair on private terms; as5 bushels good st
d. 2s--totaI, l. 23a bushels. fS SHs5
Corn.-W bite,sy70 bushels prime at e6c.; ~
bushels very goo1at o5c.; sS bushels prime at NC.
Ia bushels damaged At Soc.-total, I, ass bushels.
Mixed, none. 80
Oats.-1N bushels prirae at SC. 40 bushels
very good ut s7c.-total, 500 bushels.
Rye.-None., $40,
i IsGl.-so bushels white, bolted, at sec.
RE-ExHIBrTEp.
( Corn.-Whitc, ess bushels. Mixed, bushels.
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The MoENoNs.-IIIa>hinqion. February
u.-Lctters received here to-day from Salt
Lake City state that there is an intense
feeling among the Mormons over the pro-
posed abolition Of polygamy by act of Con-
grcss and among the plans they are re-
sorting to to create a public sentiment
against such legislation is one by which the
women are holding meetings and passing
resolutions defending polygamy. In the
mean time, the Committees on Territories Of
both Houses arc taking testimony from old
residents Of Utah regarding the status of
this question, and the way in which legis-
lation can be perfected to reach it. The
great difficulty in the way Of the prosecu-
ting attorney is the impoSsibil!ty Of proving
marriage. And Il is necessary to prove
~ least two marriages before Il man can be
convicted of bigamr.
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A COOP ONE.-In an article upon the
probable scarcity Of ice during the next
summer the Hartford Post tells the follow
ing story: .-
GA good many years ago, when ice in
summer was rarity in cities and an I'M
heard-of thing in the country, good deacon
of o rural church was charged with having
got decidedly fuddled one 4th of July in
New York. He was arraigned for his mis-
conduct. With tears in his eyes he con-
fessed his fault, but pleaded in palliation
that it was prodigious hot day, and the
lemons and ice in the punch did look so cool
and inviting that he couldn't resist the
temptation, and he supposed he did actu-
ally drink to intoxication. A low-browed
brother on a back seat listened attentively
but incredulously to the defence, and at its
conclusion arose. Il haint no objection, ,
said he, to g an'sgetting drunk if he owns
up to it and is sorry for it. That's thing
a mans liable to, and p'raps sometimes he
can't help it but when the deacon comes
in here and undertakes to excuse himself
in any such way as that-talking about
seeing ice in JULY go for jerkin' him out
for 1rin', -
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Suits have been brought against twenty
one foreign insurance companies dong DuSi-
ness in Chicago for refusing to pay the TAX
Of two per cent. On gross earnings.
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Heavy Mail Robbery

CHICAGO, February 15.-William Jones,
who drives wagon carrying the mails, was
arrested to-day charged with robbing the
mails of 100000. ....,. ..,
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ID EMOVAL.-Ih have removed my stock o
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
CARRIAGE MATERIALS,
MACHINISTS, GOODS, &C.,
MACHINISTS' GOODS, &C.,

to No. 1883 MAIN STREET, four doors abovcmy
old stand for many years occupied by the late Mt.
P. K. White as a shoe store and recently by Mr.
larger House and increased stock or goods lwin Do
better preraredto serve my friends and all others
who may want anything tn my line:
Statesmen W. A. Elliott, j. ". Williams, G.
r. EIIoit - fe 1a-d4t&sw4t
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Another absurd funding bill was intro
duced into the House Monday. We say of
this as of its predecessors that when it
passes we shall publish it.
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The pihve i'm Public Schools.

CINCINNATI, February 15.-The Superior
Court Judge Tiff dissenting) has decided
that the Bible and religious books cannot
be excluded from the public schools. -
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Associated Press kilograms.
Congressional

WASHINGTON, February l5.-Rouse.-
The House took up the resolution about the
Fenian prisoners in Great Britain:
The contested election case of Van WICK
against Green was discussed four hours
until adjournment.
Seaate.-The bill abolishing the franking
privilege vas taken up.
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Yellow Fever ON n Naval Vessel.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., February 1.-THE
United States steumer Seminole is Mt qua
rantine here with yellow fever on board. "
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In New Orleans Sunday safe in the
residence of 10. Clarke was blown open
and robbed Of $4,000.
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Illness of a Naval Veteran.

BUFFALO, N. Y, February l5.-Commo-
dore Stephen Champlin, who commanded
the Scraps at the battle of Lake Erie, is
dangerously ill.
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Admiral John r. Tucker left the city
few days since for Wilmington, Del, to in
spect some vessels he is having built for
the Peruvian navy. These vessels will be
launched in June, when the Admiral will
sail for Pcru.-PetersJurg Courier.
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DECEIVER'S NOTICE.-The under
property assets, and claims, Of the late firm OF j.
j. BOWEN i co. by decree Of the circuit court
of the city OF Richmond, all persons indebted TO
them Will please make payments to me, ana al
persons having claims against the said firm win
present them. properly authenticated TO me at the
sheriff office, city OF Richmond, =,
- ss.-, -. :. JOHN W. WRIGHT,
Receiver In the suit Bowen rs. Rahn.
70 5
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In the Senate Monday Mr.. Tru1nbull,
from the Committee on the Judiciary, re-
ported resolution that the compensation of
the Virginia senators shall commence from
January &c, 1870, on which day Virginia
was declared entitled to representation in
Congress. Passed.
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CoAL DIScovEEY:-We understand that
a splendid vein of coal (anthracite) has
been discovered OH the farm Of Colonel L.
3. Northrup, about three miles southwest
of this place. 1t is said that specimens of
it dug within few feet Of the surface
burned as we'll as that for which We pay
SIS. 1t is also said that the vein extends
to Rev. Mr.. Flies place, and crosses out on
the farm Of Messrs. Hotopp, on the other
side of town. The rumor is THAT Colonel
Northrop has sold half of his farm for
$1,000: and if that he the case, the coal
must be very valuable.-Charlottesuille
Chronicle.
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CoMIHG.-Brick Pomeroy has accepted
the invitation Of the Mechanics Association
to address them. and will be here sometime
this month, probably about the 22d.
Brick will be welcome to Lynchburg.-
LUnrhbuy Tiryinian.
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MOUNT VERNON REL,cS.-In the House
to-day Mr.. Kerr, Of Indiana, offered Il
Joint resolution, which was referred to the
Judiciary Committee, directing the Secre-
tarv Of the Interior TO deliver to Mrs. Mary
GUSTS Lee, Of Virginia, the articles now in
the Department OF the Interior, III the Gus
tody of the Commissioner of Patents, known
rs the Mount Vernon Relics" which,
under military authority, were removed to
and deposited in said department in the
year 1862.
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ALLAN s. JOHNSON'S CATALOGUE
"A FOR 1870 now ready. and VIII be mailed free
to anv address. Our stock embraces everything
found In q FIRST-CLASS SEED STORE.
GARDEN SEED, ... ..a.
FIELD SEED,
FLOWER SEED, '... ..e
CLOVER, TIMOTHY, ..M
HERDS GRASS, ...
ORCHARD GRASS,
BLUE GRASS,
SEED POTATOES, &c.
Orders executed with accuracy aud dispatch
ALLAN & JOHNSON,
1906 Main street.
pos.-,f,,cn hoxA 49, ja3l
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TASWELL HAZARD g. CO.'S
~ PREPARATIONS.
FERRO- OSPHORA TIE d ELlXlH
OF CALISAYA BARK.
This beautiful amher-colored cordial Is agreca-
BILE to the taste, acceptable to tho most delicate
stomach, has given universal satisfaction wncr-
ever introduced, and is prescribed by the most
eminent physicians in all cases where pleasant
and eficacious tonic Is required.
FERRO-PHOSPHORATE EL1xIE OF
CALISAYA WITH BIsMUTH,
adapted especially to gastric difficulties.
FERRO-P HOSPHoR TED EL1XlR
CALIsAYA WITH STRYCHN1A.
COD LIVER OIL; COD LIVER OIL WITH
IODINE, BROSuNE, AND PHOSPHORUS;
COD LIVER OIL WITH IODIDE OF IRON.
AMMONIA CITRATE-BIsMUTH,
an inestlmable remedy fer difficult digestion,
acidity Of the stomach, nausea, and diarrh9a.
JUNIPER TAR SOAP,
a very efficient remedy for cntaneous affections
ELIXIR LUPULINE, HYDRATE OF
CHLORAL, and
ARsENITE OF STRYCHSA.
The trade supplied at manufacturers prices by
THOMAS II. HAZARD, Sole Agent,
fe7 Franklin street corner Fourth.
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Carrot Davis spoke four hours on the Bill
sids shssaamissiGn 81 Missisaipp ispsaSvss.s..,
An effort t6 fix final vote ,as s O'clock
tomorrow failed. ~ go ah' 97'.s27st
Adjourned. 80 :
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STOVES AND TINwARE.
LOANS.

IF YOU HAVE MONEY UPON WHICH
4 You DESIRE TO GET THE BEST INTE-
REST, secured on city real estate, call on
i. b. NEWBURN,
Real Estate Agent and AnctIoneer,
ia lily No. 1ele Matn street.
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ASSAULT on AN OFF1CER.-A letter from
Appomattox Courthouse informs US that on
yesterday negro named Monroe Adams
made murderous assault upon the sheriff
of the county, and fled in the direction of
this city to escape arrest. The letter did
not state the extent of the injuries received
by the sheriff. A reward of ten dollars is
offered for the arrest of the negro
Llnochburg Ne,rS. 18Th.
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GENERAL GRANTS LATEST HIT.-A Wash
ington correspondent of the Louisville Coz
ritr- JOurrM relates that letter from &C.
vernon Ashley, of Montana, to friend,
was lately read to General Grant. The
Governor was rather free in his structures
on Grants appointees. Finally this pas
sage vas read The President has made
some bad appointments" &c. Grant quietly
said, well, think have. and I'll just
remove one Of them now.' And the order
for Ashley's decapitation was made forth
with
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REvlvAL.-A very interesting revival of
religion has been in progress for the last
week in the Baptist church of this place.
The pastor (the Rev. J. B. Taylor, Jr., has
been assisted by the Rev. A. E. Dickinson
assistant editor of the Religious Herald)
and the Rev. DR.. Poindexter. Six additions
have been made to the church, and the
good work is largely on the increase.-Cul-
peper .IdUdnce.