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Hollow HoRN.- the horns Of tie
animals are cold in tLe morning, yeu
may expect they have tue horn sl If
the eyes look dull and heavy, and matter
gsthers in eye, and the nose is dry and
does not sweat. IL Is another evidence o {
horn all. II the hair is dry and stands
out straight, and Tie droppiugs are dry
and hard, il is third indication.
Take oommon taaoup half fuil Of
good strong vinegar. put in tablespoon
lui each Of aue salt and blaek pepper.
ground due, and le, it soak. In the
morning put e tablespoonful in each ear
OF tho AMI mel affected; the Dozt morning
repeat the dose. 1ftho case l. not bad
one, two applications wall generstlY effect
cure. As coon as she natural warmth
returns to tlo horns. then the cure is
effected ... .,.
l would recommend not to bore the
horns nor CO Them OF till the above &C.
medy has been tried.
In apply ing the medicine. it viii be
necessary for one person to hold the
hoAd and aootber to spply medicine. BE
sure to hol} tie ear. so that the lioaid
will ruu into the head / have not
known creature 10 die With tho horn
all that has been treated with this, for
thirty years.
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YOUNG HEN.

N-ba ,,svgjntrred Themselves bY.a certain prae-
ice, inau ga in when alone, habit frequent
lt4a iT rom evil or at school, the
,.5,cfls Of Which are nightly jtelt, even when
-3s,sea. and ifnot CURED renders marriage impos1
gib;e, and destroys both mind aad body, should
Z |, hat q WV {tbat Young nan, the hope o.
Tia country ana the pride his parents, should
b.. snalehed from al prasp eets and enjoyment OF
eI.te by heeonseq aences Of deri &tiag from the
.sth ofnature, ana indahag certain secre'
habit. Such pereons must, before oemieEP'a
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-07-11


Fruit and berries at this season Of The
year are not oaiy precious iaxuries, bat
great promoters Of heslth They act
upon the liver, promoting that secretion
naturally which many are III the habit
of obtaining only by the means ,uf arti-
fetal medicines. they thus avert many
diseases resulting frcps 3 torpid condi.
ton Of the liver. Ano ther wsy 10 which
they act bene6cially IS in The mech an ieal
effect their littl3 seeds produce III pass
ing through Che boESola. very mueb the
same as Watering and irrilpted cyebrl.
when any hard substance touches that
delicate organ and thi water " Giss-
Giving The hardened coataDta of gonsb. ps
oil bowela, Keeps them in heal4bssr state
than ahy pill Oh purgatiye inverted by
The apothecery. Yhof6 o;n be no doubs
that in the snnmeE and fall seasons
people who live mainly on fruits aud
berre ssd coarse bead eau aim ST In suge
exemption from sickness, Will thoss
whoea heartily Of solid meats and veg
etablss two or three tim esa day, .rs la
BILE to eli the diseases that nesi is Heir
tor
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-07-11

When Wilson was President Of a
Know Nothing lodge, lie q u q Human
skull over has Chain, and used to refer
to It as the ''top -p.ecn q one Of tAo.o
iruDfsn = 1..hgi Il,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-07-11

N.lrcied persons ,or Dung Men contemplating
marriage, aware ofP!,gsieal Weakness (Loss Of
I'lacFeatiye potency, Nervous Elk
citsli.ity, ralPtt&t;on Organic Weakness, Ner
vou4 DebiIiss, OF any other Disqualification
slsodNy relieved, ''9--
he WIG places himself under the care of DR.
: nsy relici0nsy contide in his honor as q
gentleman. aad Confidently rely upon his skill
- phlLieiaa. 20" at
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SELECTED STORY.
BURIED ALIVE.
BY EMERSON BENNETT.

Is it true thss sometimcs
''Coming events cast their ahadeT's before
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-07-11
MARRIAGE,

1,easot that sound mind and body are the
most NECESSARY requisites to promote connubla
harpihegs Indeed, without these the journey
fhT61rh life becomes 4 weary pilgrimage, ihc
4,rosgect hourly darken5 70 re view, the MIND
fsoomea Gaadowea with DESPAIR, and fill ed with
fos lnaIaneholy reflection that the Lapiness OIL
arolbes is biichtcd With cur own.
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DIsEASLs or IMpRUDENCE.s

Weakness OF the Back or. Limbs. Structures,
Affection Of the Kidney Or Bladder, Involuntary
Discharges, lnpotene &c enei al Debility, Ser-
= ousuess, Dyspepsia, Languor, bow Spirits,
tlonfusion, Of Ideas, Palpitation Of the Heart
Timiditv, Trembling. Dimness OF S light CT Gidd-
ness, Disease OF the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin,
Affections u the IiYea, Lungs, Stomach or
Boweis4---ti1ose terrible Disorders arising from
Solitary Habits OF Youth--aecret and solitary
practices more fatal to their victims than the
cong Of the Syrens to the Mariners OF Ulysses,
htiehting their ost'brilIiant hopes or anticipa-
rI,,,e ,..nlArinc ilnrriar.e Asc. in ssihle
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4 Railroad men are lyoEiS1g " ILL astoa-
ish .nont at q trunk marked IL worth Kan.
sas. c i-
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YOUNG MEN

especially, VINO have became the victims. OF
olisary Vice. that dreadful and obstructive
habit which snnual ~ sweeps to an untimely
grave Thousands of young men, of the most ex-
a!ttd tslents AID brilliant intellect. who might
rIAeryise have sntranced listening Senates with
the ttuacers Of cloqGence, or walked to ecstscy
s1eIylag Tyre, mav ca Il with full confidence.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-07-11

HON'I READ Tui6i .;-
-'- Unless you wish to buy your
SUGARS ECT FRO NJ
The sIanufactory aud save IS per cent.
We have the largest segar Manufaetory:in
the State of Virginia, and are prepared to
furnish segars lower than they car be bought
in New York or Baltimore.
Also keep constantly on hand well Sc
lected stock Of Leaf and Manufactured Tos
bacco, Snuff, Pipes, Sc.
AL goods warranted to be as represented.
STEINER & YOHE,
40. 40 King Street.
Dec a--ly Alexandra. va.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

.l.a.edia. AL Cured and Fall Vigor Restored.
ggtj- i. slfessinE 4Ecction-which readers life
miserable AID Yesreia ge inpossible-is the pen
.jty raii 5v l@eeyigtiGa o inprUper indulgences.
E-6aag aeg53as are too apt t. co nmit excuses
.eon lsot54i1g aware oi the dreadful eonseqren-
cea that may eAzua. No#, who that understands
tais subject viii pretend TO deny that the power
81 grocfeaiion IS lost sooaeT by those failing into
saproper Gahitz than 10y tic prudent? besides
ls4ls srriyed o.the pleasure ofhealthy offspring
yAo most serious and destructive symptoms
,tb lgh body and mind arise. The system be-
rs.sesd4raogcd; the Physical and Mental t'unc-
,ioas wealanea, Loss qf FFooreative Power
Nervous lrI.-abllity5 Dyspepsia, PalpItatlon OF
lie Heart. Indi eestion. Constitutional Debilit
aud Wasting the Frame, Cough Consumption,
L5.euy ana Death. ~ n -9.y d, .ofgrf
4 CURE WARRANTED . IL TWODAYs
go, .aaa suir.e,l in health by unleafned pre-
3sldgrz Ni.c eeep them trtilinR month after
meath, iskiug poisonous aud injurious com
bounds should apply lu@ed'at9iye ....
fnyTETCTVt9aT
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4 CURE WARRANTED IL TwoDAYs
Dr.. s0uNST0i

j. ea.seFa the Royal College OF Surgeons, London
{. radaa.e 0. one Of the moat eminent Colleges
IN he Ulitod States, sitds 'the greater part of
y hose lille nsa been spent in he hospitals OF
linden. Psria, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has
.f.crsd some Of The most astonishing cures that
vere grer known many &roubLed with ringing
ia lie head ana esrs when asleep, great ner-
ynasnoss, being alarmed at sudden sounds,
bssn.uIucEs, With frequent flushing, attended
s.4sletilaes with terangeheEt Of mind, were
I'D .f;o-etv = ~ -.4 .H-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-07-11

PRODUCE,
No. AZ King Street, Alexandria,
5lfins ae~ AND
No. 933 Louisiana Ave, Washington.
My~ Consignments Solicited and Promp
Retur ms Made. apr It'll
RCINIA TELEGRAPH COMPANY
~. ALEXANDRIA VA,
o'ockholders in this Company will please take
notice that the following acting egents are the
only authorized persons to make collections OF
money for this Company viz.
MOgES NATION Director Woodstock
COL. e. w. MURPHY Agent Mt. Jackson.
CAPT. g. B.SAMUELS " g Front Royal.
B.FIRlCK Director Harrisonburg.
ROBT. BEVERLEY President, Plains.
VIM. Il. fans Agent .Staunton.
When they collect, they will also furnish the
party paying them, with q certificate of Stock
Money -paidsto any othcr, persons except myself
will not be recognized. d
I as,4t IL GEORGE C. WEDDERBURN
6f,s,5s Secretary and Treasurer.
Harrisonburg Register please copy.
Feb. 23-itf. 3; 10.
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CEB1A[N DISEASE.

~ heu the misguided and imprudentvptary OF
sgore fnds that he has mblhea the seeds Of
fbs painful disasSe, it too often happens that sd
sn-ti,oeS sense ,ef shame or dread Of
tiiscogerg defe9g aim .tom sPplying. to those
VINO. from education and rsspeciibility, can
alons belfieud him. lie falls inlo TIE, hands OF
ignorant and designing qeetepd eEs, who, ineapa-
bic Of curing, fleh hi. pe1qhI@ry substance,
Keep him triiliag month after n,ahth, or IS long
az the smallest fee can b. obtained, apd in des
rair leave him with fniasd health toypigb over
h;z Calling isappointnentyo 10y the useof that
deadly poison Mercury eaase The constitutions
81 symptoms o this Aorrid disease to make THEFT
eupearanee, such as uIoerats5 sore throat, dis
ea.ed nose, nocturnal paia ia the bead anr
limbs, dinness ofsight, deafness; modes. on tn
shin bones aud arms, blotehes on the head facd
ana extreras tiss crossing Tith fighssf9l rap,
bones of TIE nose fill in, and the victirns Of mis-
awful disease becomes horrid object Of co N
ynjseration til death put period to his dread
fal sufsrings, BIZ sendiEg him to thatundiscoTer
ed country from whence no Traveller returns.
10 sucn, ; therefore, DR.. johnson ole re the
most certain, speedy jpieasantand efectpai ZEN
'edy in the world.
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-sfFl 31t1 <f,,l< !; ff9,l. -
8lissslIaaspms GSaras.

| Nearly all diseases originate from Indi-
gestion and Torpidity Of the Liver, and reliel
| is ALWAYS. ianxiously sought after. IL tire
Liver is Regulated in its action, health isal-
| pnst Invariably secured. Want of action in
! the Liver causes Headache, Constipation,
! Jaundice, Pain in the Shoulders, Cough ,Chills
| Dizziness, Sour Stomach, bad taste in the
mouth, billions attacks, papitation OF the heart
| depression Of spirits, or the blues, and hum
| cred O Their sy1np toms for which 81 NJ MO 50
LIVER REGULATOR is the best remedy
\ that has ever been discovered 1T acts mildly,
| etiectually, and being simple vegetable COM
! pound, can do no Injury in any guam titles that
| it NAV be taken. 1t is harmless in every way;
| it has, been used for 40 years, md hundreds
OF good and great from all parts of the
country kvouch for its being the pnrest and
! The Symptoms OF Liver Complaint are I'M
easine So and pain in the. Side. Sometimes the
pain is in the shoulder, and is mistaken for
rheum atisn. The stomach is affected with loss
of appetite and sickness, bowels in general
l'costive, sometimes alternating with lax. The
head is troubled with pain, and Gull, heavy
sensation, considerable loss OF memory, accom-
panied with painful sensation of having leil an
done come thing which ought to have been
done. Often complaining OF weakness, de-
biity, and low spirits. Sometimes many oithe
above symptoms attend the disease, and at
o Their times very few Of them; but tho Liveris
generally the organ most involved.
Price 81 90 per package; sent by mail,
postage paid, S1,l5; prepared, ready for use,
in bottlesNsl 80.
Manufactured Only by
june 6 l812--l5r. j. Ii, ZEILIN & CO.
Macon. Ga, and Philadelphia.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
TTOOE, & JOHNSTON
1 I (Succossor to Fowle Co. }
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
For hesGic ofevery description Of
FLOUR, GRAIN, COUNTRY PRODUCE &c
No. . Prince treet,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Copsignments solfoited. Bags furnished her
ordered. agents Now York Steamship ON
pany. Goods forwarded free ofcommission.
July Is.
JAMS W.. MALE. d. ". MALLS
JAMES ", MALLS 6 SON,
DEALERS IN
Doors, sash, Binis, Paints, uarGx are
Lead, Oils, Cement, CalciRed Plaster, &c.
No 1877 King Street,
5---. ss+ ALEXANDRIA, VA 7f'
q apr! 81, IT, 5slps Cash
y. /. ro:.51,., --s.-.,-',-----1 I. zxsr'uEHs.
ofTolson, Bro. / co. OF Newman, winners & -
u5+s ERAL C0(MNlssoIN MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS IN =
FERTILIZERS, SALT, FISH, GROCERIES
ut &C., &c,
No. 50 corner King and Water Sts.,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA
ng.l1, l870--tf.
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OFFICE, r SOUTH FREDERICK ST.,
Left hand side going hom Baltimare street,
q few doors from thecorner. Palmetto S5serve
name and nanbes. q 5s
~z.. NoletteFs received unless postpaid and con
isining & stainy Ia be used on the reply. Per
sons writing should stste'ate, andsend portion
ufedyel tisenerit describing symptoms. 81
Vhe Doctors I,IPIi0MA hatgs n his office.
EkDORSEMET.UF THE PRESS. s..
The many thousands cured at this establishment
within the last twenty years, and the numerous,
Important surgical operations performed by DR.
Johnston, witnessed by thereporters of the San
and many other papers, notices of which have
appeared again ncfdTe the puoiice, besides bin
possibility, is Sufficient .gua5ansee 70 ths
Gf3eted.
&LLDlAFAsEs SPEEDILY CURED.
ser 2k-tf
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From HE extensive practiceiin the great Hos
pitfalls Of Europe and the first in this coun try
Where, can offer the most certain, speedy and
ahaetual remedy in the world for 'a ~ esg
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01
WHOLE NUMBER 1905.

ing to agree, the court adjourned until to-
Evening.-Money closed at 7. Sterling
| 80 q 5ao. Bankers report an increased sup
| ply OF cotton bills at the Southern ports.
| which fact exercised depressing influence
here. Gold ll242 1925 Governments
| closed firm. States dun and steady.
| Skies Of 1881, 1164; fiye-twcnties of
1862, ll5l2; 1864, II5I2; 1865, Il64 new Il4I8:
| 1867 Ill4; 1868, ll4a4; new ffyes Ill Is; ten
iortles l0Sls. Tennessee skies 1884 new
I344; Virginia skies A, new 81 con-
soildated 81 l5, deferred IA Is; Louisiana skies
3253, new AZ, leyee skies So eights 60;
Alabama eights 80, tives 58: Georgia,
SKIES 10, sevens 81; North Carolinas
33, new Is, special tax 70; South Carroll
mas 80, new 25l =, April and October %.
Money closed tighter, although not strin-
gent. Early in the day call loans ranged
from currency to gold, but later declined
TO 5, and atterWard advanced TO Z. Prime
business notes are quoted at 10 TO l2. Ex-
change heavy and lower with only very
limited demand for bills.
The actual business Ill sterling to-day was
at So TO S58 Gold opened at 1925, fell to
Il24, rallied to ll212. fell again to ll2A,
and rallied to 1925, closing at ii21a q 1925.
Loans - to fiat for use; then 204 for
carrying. Governments opened slightly
lower than at the clese last night; on sec
ond call about Is better, closing firm at ad-
yanced prices.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01
Card from Hon. William p. Kellogg.

New ORLEANS, October 81, 1877.
Ny attention has this moment been called
to an extract from a speech, purporting 10
have been delivered BY II. j. Campbell at
Baton Rouge recently. and published in the
Times Of yesterday. il which occurs the fol
lowing:
have the authority Of 4 gentleman who
stated to me that III Opelousas, in St. Ian
dry parish, delegation OF white gentlemen
informed q certain person. a gentleman of
high standing IN this State, whose nama |
am not at liberty now to give, that Kellogg,
in his travels through st. Landry. made
distinct promises to a delegation Of white
people there who were not supporting the
fusion ticket, that if they would give :heiI'
support TO him aud Penn, he would aid
them il tuning the State lnto their hands
INIT il @rjGencc, o'l2 can be pJ'0d@ccG.
am djsinciined usually to notice, in this
manner, statements made against me by
political speakers, but this is specific al
legation which | take occasion to brand. 50
far as ] ans concerned, as absolutely and
ungualifedIy false.
WILLIAM ?. KELLOGG.
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a,nrriLI- Eran.

AImc. Camilla Ursc is slowly but surely
progressing in the arrangements for her
concerts, which are to be given in Exposi.
ton Hall at the close Of the present month.
The directors Of the Exposition Association
have ordered! in Cincinnati 1000 chairs o. d
new and beautiful design, to be ready and
sent here specially for these concerts. a
stage Of 'ast proportions. capable Of seat
ing en- orchestra Of 100 musicians, is also
being constructed, and vii! BE ready il
time for the frs: :ehearsaiso
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01
POLITICAL GLEANINGs.

In response 10 statements made in this
column yesterday, BIr. AcCIoskey publishes
the following:
pledge my veracity. my S0nor, that the
charges made against Ire by this morning
| New Orleans REPUBLICAN, are SyilituRlg and
maliciously false. | have not paid my taxes.
| have never held a city bond, have never
| speculatod in city or State Warrants or
| other evidences Of Indebtedness.
| HUGH MCCLOSKEYo
Se8 how skJlfully cur allegations. are
evaded. We did no: say he had paid his
taxes, but had pledge! General Sheridan,
or his representatives. 80 pay themo This
is true. Our informant had the misfortune
to bet on Mr. McCloskey's good faith IN his
public declarations, and lost:
We did rot say he individually owned
| city bond, but have no reason 70 doubt our
Information thar he knowingly permitted
his capital to be invested in them.
So much tor tho willfu!ness and malicious.
nesso
Which his name j. Leibrook, vino SUI
scribed to the Picaytne's reform projects in
the evening paper Of Wednesday, and four
hours afterwards was removed from tie
ticket. A warning:
The P.cagune cautions certain parties
who do not comply with specified condi-
tons thas they vii! be prevented voting OF
We'"csday next. By whoms
We are authorized 30 announce thar Ge;..
eraj Beauregard viii positively remain il
the fed as q candidate fov Administrator OF
Improvements. M. Edway.s' friends as
seys that he will also
lis a recognized fact b' business men
VINO have Northern commercial connections
that the capital which i SO essential TO tho
Eesuscitation of the South. ana particularly
Of this city, is frightened away by the very
possibility of a Confederate Democratic
government. 1t is useless to discuss the
reasonableness Of this sentiment so long as
it exists and cannot te obiitera+ed. Even
the Northern Democrat who visits us, finds
the South so far behinf that ultra as he
may be at home, he is at least a Liberal Re
publican here.
It bohooves, therefore, all vino desire she
developmentan and advancement Of Louisiana.
to see that Republican rule is perpetuated
Let merchants and property owners con
slider this proposition calmly, cas- ting cut" Ill
partisan raaeor and bias.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01
Three noted DAYS are upon us. This

Three noted days are upon us. This is
All SAINTS Day. Tomorrow viii be lottery
day. That is, the great single number
drawing of the Louisiana State Lottery
will then take place. Over 400 valuable
prizes will then be drawn for and dis
tributed among as many lucky individuals
who may chance to hold winning tickets.
The aggregate amount to be drawn for is
$3.50, ,OO0, and the highest prize drawn will
be $50, 900. The majority Of the prizes.
however. are large. any one Of these i
sufficient to make the fortunate possessor
happy for life, if wealth can make him
happy. 1t need hardly be said that in
order to win prize it is necessary to buy
ticket and as the drawing takes place to-
morrow, there is no time TO be lost. And
after lottery day comes election day. We
are to have this on Monday, and We shall
be very much mistaken if there are as many
prizes drawn there as viii be drawn To-
morrow in the Louisiana State Lottery
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01
HORSE DISEASE,
Reports Of the Plague at Cincinnafi-Its
Appearance at Pittsburg aud Norfolk
Abatement of the Maiady in New York.

| Reports of the Plague mt EincinHafi-Its
Appearance at Pittsburg aud Norfolk
Abatement of the TIaiady in New York.
CINCNSATI, October 3l.-Reports Of the
| appearance OF the horse plague in this city
| have been circulated within the last day OF
two, but careful Investigations show the
reports to be utterly grOundless.
NORFOLK, October 3l.-JhG horse disease
has appeared here and in Portsmouth, not
withstanding vigorous measures of the city
authorities to prevent its introduction.
Two h0rsts have died from the disease and
others are reported in a critical condition.
WAsHINGT0N, October 3l-Two of this
mornings papers relate the result of in
quiries at railroad, express and livery sta
bles, and the conclusion reached is, that
forty or fifty horses have symptoms Of the
equine epidemic, while another morning
paper, the reporter of which visited numer-
Gus stables, says veterinary surgeons are
not attending any horses in this city suffer-
ing from the disease; and, furthermore,
they do not believe there is a case in
town. There are horses, not an unusual
number, suffering with colds, not certainly
unusual at this season, but many owners of,
and those who have horses in care, express
fears that their animals will be attacked
by the disease, and are taking precautions
accordingly.
New YORK, October 3I--AH horse cars
stopped early last night In Cleveland the
disease is spreading, and several livery
stables are closed, and the fire department.
and express companies horses are untitled
for service. Little change reported in Bos-
ton, but the disease has extended to Water
vile and Eastport, Maine. In Poughkeep-
sic and other places on the Hudson river
the disease is increasing Bracing Weather
seems to have slightly abated the malady.
One hundred and ten deaths were reported
yesterday
ady has made it's appearance in this CITY.
Some fifty we'll developed cases have been
reported. Fifteen horses in one stable have
been stricken down with the disease. It's
appearance has caused considerable excite
ment.
PHILADELPHIA, October 3l.-The horse
disease in this city, which has gained fast
LCoETLNuEp on EIGHTH PAGE
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WASHINGTON.
Execution for Wife ETurder-Issue of
Greenbacks-An Extraordinary Com
fingency Nef.

WASHINGTON, October 3I.-A negro was
hanged here to-day for wife murder,
a telegram was received here tonight
from New York, giving a report prevalent
there to-day that the treasury had issued
five additional millions of greenbacks. 1t
can he stated with truth, and about which
there is no official concealment that
four or five millions OF the reserve OF
forty four millions, the issue Of which
the Treasury Department considers is
left to the discretion OF the Secretary,
was made use of when the Assistant Treas
urer at New York was instructed to buy
bonds and sell gold apart from the usual
monthly programme This was on the sew
enth OF October, more than three weeks
ago. Since that time no further amount of
the reserve has been used. nor is there
the least probability it viii again soon be
drawn upon. The transaction to which re.
ference l. made was 70 meet an extraor-
dinary contingency.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01
NEW YORK.

Boys Robbing a Bank-Juries Disagree
Trial of Nlayor Hall and Police Chief
1EcWiiliams.
NEW YORK, October I,-Arrived-Erin
and Regulator Arrived out-Greece.
Another inmate of Wards Island Insane
Asylum has died from alleged i'll treatment.
Proctor, Dennis and Foley, ageds fifteen fifteen
ing into bank.
The jury in the case of Chief McWil-
iams disagreed.
The jury in the case Of Mayor Hall fail