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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-10-04
EXPORTS
OASTWISE.

Boston-Brig Ert--2I0.o Jo feet lumber.
New Nork-Steam shp Benetactor-GE5 bbls
spirits, AS do turpetine, $40 do rOsn, 100 bdl1
shocks, q hbls tar, 50 bales cotton, ,128 bush
peanuts, 10 bales shooting.
misunderstanding LuCille-15l bales cot
ton. 16i bbs spirits. Isl do tar, 80 DO pitch, 23l
bushels peanuts, % pkgs mds,.
% Philadelphia-Schr John y Griffin-200, 600
Boston-Schr Lucy Wright-150. coo feet lum-
Der.
Damriscott4, Majnc-Schr Ben BorI .nd-11O,-
90 feet lumber.
Philsdelphia-Ste aTship Tonawanda-29l
pitch. sol bales cotton, 453 bushels peanuts, 90
pkgs mdse, G,SS3 feet lumber, tons old iron.
FOEEIGN.
Rotterdam-(Br) Brig Medlsa-2,235 bbls
r0sin.
Antwerp BrJ Barque Sarnia-S ,9o2 bbls ros-
Rotterdam -(Br) Barque Mystic Tie. los
bbls rOsn, 115 casks spirits turpentne.
List of Vessels In the Port of whining.
ton, h. a., October Z, 1872.
STEAMSHIPS.
Regulator, Freeman, ldg, Nov York,
BARQUES
BIZ AnsdeIl, Key, Idg Bristol. DeRossct & CO
German Juno, Lindt, ldg, Hamburg.
German, Clandia, Diuse, dis. Willard Bros
BARQUENTINES
(Russian) Elsa, Ehlund, ldg, Europe,
tBr) LeOnora, Edmondson, ldg, Liverpool,
Wick s. Mebane
BRIGS.
Mary L. Dana Latham, dis, G. Parsley, ST.
)brl Maud, Pritchard, ldg, Europe,
DeIsOS>et & O.
SCHOONERS.
&C Bearse, HOdgdin, Idg, Boston.
90 Parsley, 81
List of Vessels Sailed for this oOx1
NEW YORK
tBr) Barque CARLY, Jayne cid Aug q
0chr 0ohh, NlIlams, cid Sept 2
delaware, Cruise, cid July il
0ofmorant, Hansen, cid Aug i
DUBLIN.
German Bsrque Charles, COrnand cid Aug
BRISTOL.
perseverance, CaWsey, cid Aug
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Wonderful Curative Effects.
Vinegar Bittcrs not vile Fancy
Drink, II Dc Of Poor Rum, Whisley,
Proof Spirits and Refuse Liquors, doc
torcd spiced and swccteucd to please the taste
called Tonics," "Appetizcrs," Rcstorers, &c,
that lead tho tirpIer to drunkenness and ruin,
bat are a true Medicine, made from the Native
Roots and Herbs of California, free from ull
Alcoholic Siimuiuutso They arc tie
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, n perfect
RcnCyatCr and lnyiGOratOr OF the System, carry
ing off all poisonous matter and restoring the blood
to q henithy condition. No person can take these
Bittcrs according TO directions AMI remain long
unvelI, provided their bones Gre not destroyed
by mncra! poison ether nca1h Rad the vital
organs wasted beyond tho point OF repair.
They nre II Gentle Purgativc ms well
usm Tonic, possessing, also. the peculiar merit
of netting os a powerful ageut in relieving Conges
ton or Inflammation Of the Liver, and Of ali tbs
Sisccrnl Organs.
FOR EEIiALE COMPLAINTS, whether
in younS old, married or single, at the dawn o.
wou3ulluod or At TIC .;iIu OF lie, tloee Tonic Blt-
tors have equal.
Hor IHn;:m,rnfcry mud Chronic IShcu-
mutism aud GOut, Dyspepsia or In
diacstiau, Bilious, RcmittCut mud
intermittent ItcVers, Diseases or tho
Blood, Liver, Kidneys aud bladder,
these Filters liavo been nAp7t successful. SuCh
Diseases are CAUSED ly tLlHlch
which is generally produced ~ dcr@nS"In'nt Of
the Digestive eTGun-.
DYSPEPSIA OR lNDIGESTIONy
Headache Pain IN the Shoulders, Coughs, Tight
ness of the Crest Dizziness, Sour EructAtions Of
tho Stomach, Fad Taste in The Mouth, Billions
Attacks Palpiation OF the Heart, Inflammation OF
the Lungs, p4in III the regions of the Kidneys, and
a hundred other painful symptoms are-the of
springs OF Dyspepsia.
They inyigorate the Stomach and stimulate the
torpid Liver and Eowci-. which render them of
uioqua!.Y efficacy IN cleansing the blood Of all inn
puritics and i!npaItiuE u"w life AMI YiSor to the
whole system.
FOR SHIN DISEAt'KA, Eruptio1s, letter.
Salt RIieuin, BlotclIea, Spots, pimples, PustuleN
Boi!s. CarLunclcs. Ring orm9, Sca,d Head, Sore
Eyes Erys ci.s, Itch ScUrf=, DiscoloratIons OF the
Skin. HumOT5 and Diseases Of tie chlil, OF WnaL-
ried ont the system In short time ~ the use oil
these Bitters. one bottle IN sGcl cases WIZ CON
vince the most ncredulous OF their curative erect
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you find its
impurities bursting through the SKIN In Pimples,
Fruptions or Sores; cleanse it when You find il
eastr,lctca and sluggish in the veins: cleanse il
len it is foul and yor feelings will tel you when
Keep the blood pure, and the health of the system
J.. .allow.
pIN, TAPE, and other WORMS. rrkine
III TIE system of so many thousands, arc efcct1ally
- foyed and removed.
J. WALKER, Proprietor. II. II. MCDONALD d
90, Druggists aid Gen. Agents SAN FRANCISCO
-! - - aui - Commerce Street New / Ofk.
may II 19I-Cm-D&W
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DIR. Wells Extract of
~ RU b 4 b A

retains all the medicinal irtuespeculIar TO tho
plant and must be taken as a permanent cura-
tive agent.
Is there want Of action In your Liver
rad SDlGSu? Unless relieved at once, the
blood Geco"Ies impure by deleterious secre-
tons, prod ing scrofulous or skin diseases,
BlOtches : Ions, Pustules, Canker, Pimples,
&c, &c.
Take yurubc5a TO cleanse, purify and re-
store the vitiated blood to healthy action
Have you % DySpepflc stomach
Unless digestion is promptly aided the system
il dehilitated with lOss OF vii al force poverty or
the Blood, DTopscal Tendency, General Weak
ness or Iassitude. 49,
it will impart Outhful vigor to the weary SUI
ferer.
EzleS You are in danger of Chronic Diarr-
hpa or the dreadful Inflammation OF the Bow
els.
dency 10 Inflammation.
Have YOU weakness of ahe Uterine
or Urinary Organs You must procure
instant relief or you are liable to suffering
worse than death.
Take it TO strengthen organic weakness
life becomes n burden.
Finally it should be frequently taken to keep
the system In perfect health or you are othcr-
wise in great danger of malarial, mlasmatic or
contagious diseases.
JOHN O. KELLOGG, 10 Plat St., y. T.,
Sole Agents for tho United States.
Price OIL per bottle. Send for CIRCULAR. ~
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Who Will Suffer :-It is "a years
since DIR. Tobias Veniuian Liniment was put
before the public; warranting it to cure ChrOn-
&c Rheumatism, He adache, Cuts, Burns.
Bruises. Old Sores, Pains in the Limbs, back
and Chest, and it has never failed. Sold by all
Druggists. Depot, 10 Park Place New York.
oct1 9l3-deodcHw1m
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Col. George Med Donald, who owns farm
about seven miles from Fincastle (Na.) has
discovered cave upon it said to be equal
in attractions TO Weyer'S Cave, in Au-
guSta.
Central American advices state that the
Vice President Of San Salvador has been
aSsaSSiDated.
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DIED.

Suddenly, whilst on a visit, in this city, from
Onslow CO 1ntv. on the st instant, Miss CAR
RTE M. HUMPHREY, daughter of Mr. r. 3.
and Mary Humphrey, aged z6 years.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-10-04

TIE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY
for tue Cure of ScrofulOus faint, Rheuma-
tism, White Swelling, Gout, Goitre, Con
sumption, Bronchitis, Nervous Debilit V and
all diseases arising from an impure con-
dition of the Blood.
The merits of this valuable prePs ration ore
so well known that passing not ce is bus ncces-
sary TO remine the readers of this journal OF the
necessity of always having 2 bottle OF this medi-
cine among their stock OF famlI necessities.
Certificates can he presente d from many lead
ing Physicians, Ministers, and heads Of taml-
les throughout the South, indorsng it i'll the
highest terms. Tie Fluid Extract Of ROSddaliS.
DIR. B. WILSON CARR, of Baltimore, says
che has used it in cases of Scrufula and other
diseases with much satisfaction.
DR.. T. G. PUGE, of Baltimore, recommends
1t 10 all persons suffering with diseased Blood,
saying it is superior 10 any preparation he has
ever used.
REV. DABNEY BALL, OF the Baltimore NJ.
e. Conference South says he has been SO much
benefited by its use that he cheeTfully recon-
mends it to ali his friends and aCqudimtances.
CRAVEN Il CO. Druggists, at Gordonsville
Va, say 1T never failed to give satisfaction.
SANpI,G. B1CFADDEN, Murfreesboro, Ter
nessee, says it cured him OF rheumatism When
all else failed.
Did our space admit, we could give you tcsti-
mOnials from every State in the South from
persons known to every man, woman and child
either personally or by reputation.
ROSadalIs is sold by all Druggists.
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S$EjsRaNGE COMPANY.

.r. .0EEICERS -
K0p,T =. c0#A&................. President.
"C4iN !" AIklASb4,. ,-...,.Fice President.
- - ~ Ely y .-.',-.-..-. Secretary
~ = a rAfOERSO1,... .lIedical Director
III ELECTORS.
y. w. ATKINSON, General Insurance a gent
l. u. RAIEGEI!, Prosld't Bank OF New Han
F. ". KE8oHNER, Grocer anu Comm issfon
Merchant. -.
z. ~. STEPHAN, Of Wright q StedIuan
j. H. MCAoY, OF w. \. Whitehead & Co,
Favcttcvillc. ' - - ''
h II. COwAN, President.
III. II. ILARs, Commission nj arCSant.
\: y. WILLARD, OF Willard Breters.
W., CTAESTNG, CT Northrop & CuTnmjnS
e. w. WILLIAMS, OF Williams q MU.chison
Ell MURRAY; OF T. Murray q Co.
\. y. E;.I;OsSET, Cf DeIEOsset s, Co.
toBT. HYNN!NG, OF Dawson, Iaci & Hen.
ming.
s. TTlnscn. - =" r "'''
p. MURPHY, Attorney mt Law.
d. ID: WILL AIS, ct u. u. W lifn,s Il Co Fav-
etteviile
JAS. G. McRAE, Atty at Law, Fayetteville.
J. r. KELLY, Mercf2rt, Ecna0sTillS.
a. I. PORE, Merchant, Lu-,pertnn.
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DEOV Gil ana Key-Chock Dies. SIS secure cure
circular and samples, free. s.. NJ. SPENCER.
Brattleboro, VT. INV
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$3.50 Prizes, Amounting to $3OO,OO

Tickets, $40. Half Tickets, SIS.
Quarters, 81 so.
~ Our lotteries are chartered by the State,
are always drawn at the time named, and all
drawings are under the supervision of sworn
commissioners.
the St. Louis papers, and a copy sent to pur-
Shasers of tickets.
~ We will draw a similar scheme the last
iay OF every month during the year 1872.
S Remit at our risk by POST OFFICE
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TER, DRAFT or EXPRESS. Send for q cir
sular. Address,
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april 10 166-d&v-eod T ues. Thurs. 8 at
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RATES OF FREIGHT.

ARTICLES. erSteamer Fer SAILING
= Vessel.
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bth. The Directors and Officers Of the Com
Paily are prominent = ORTH CAROLINIANS
and WOETH.
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NEGROES ATTEMPT VIOLENCE AND ARE
DRIVEN FROM THE PoLLs--BAD TEACH
ING AND BAD CONDUCT.

ING AND BAD CONDUCT.
MACON, Oct. 2.
A fight occurred at tie polls III this city to-
day Growing ont of another attempt OF the ne
or0Ps to take fOTCible possession OF the pollS-a
Ievice which they have successfully practiCed
here at the last three elections. Very early in
the morning they ma>scd at this City Hall and
marched down to the polls, at the Court House,
in column, under their Captains, lieuttnants
Sergeants. There they found a smaller crowd,
principally whites. and commenced crowding
upGn them and forcing them from the polls. a
few bouts of tsticufts occurred in the dense
mass and later a discharge OF hTickbats came
from the negroes, followed BY an order from
their leader, JET Long, to tire upon the whites.
In the course of a few seconds about fifty pistol
shots were discharged from both sides, by which
one white man was killed and some five or six
negroes wounded, two of whom have since died.
The attack came from the negroes and these
several facts are substantlated by numerous
Rftidavits before the venerable Judge Cole, of
this Circuit, who ill the Court House, and
himself a witness from a window that the ne
grOes commenced the atfray.
After the atfray, which lasted but few mo
ments, the bulk OF the negroes lett in haste and
disorder, swearing that they would give up the
election, they had pcen driven from the polls
BY violence and could get 10 chance to vote.
They massCd again at the City Hall, where
they were addressed by tue Mayor, guarantee
ing them perfect protection from a strong force
Of special police which had been sworn in for
the dav, with free access to the polls, but with
few excep tiOns they refused TO vote, and many
have gone home.
The whole of this deplorable affair is simply
the result of anO her attempt by the negroes to
carry this precinct by storm, and a trim pur-
pose of the whites to prevent repetition OF the
outrage. All is quiet at this time.
HEAVY GAINS TIE STATE DEMO
CRATIC BY AN OVERWHELMING MA
JORITY-REJ0ICINGs IN AUGUSTA.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 2.
The election passed off quietly here. Rich
mond county goes Democratic by 500 majority,
being u gain the Bullock election OF over
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PAV or II Samples sent (Iostage free) tor 90
cents that retail quick for SO. X. l.. VOL
COIT, ISL Chatham Square, n. y. 4w
THO THE WORKING CLASS, male or fe-
= male. 500 "A week guaranteed. Respecta-
bic employment at home, day or evening;
capital required full instructions and valuable
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The election passed off quietly here. Rich
mond county goes Democratic by 500 majority,
being u gain the Bullock election OF over
1000. The returns come in slowly, and nothing
official can be given until tomorrow. There Is
no doubt OF the Democrats carrying the State
by an overwhelming majority. securing Gov.
smith election by many thousands
Great enthusiasm il InanilestCd and the city
j. illuminated by bontres. 4 Greeley and
Brown flag raised, and was sssluted by the
firing of cannon,
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STA. The CoI0pai ? j. Ns1soHshed Oh a solid
ard permanent ba = 1.eps having been taken
to increase the Capital Stock to 100000.
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4th. Tho rates Of Interest On tho Funds Of the
Company higher than those Gil tho Funds OF
Companies located In other States, thu insur,
ING larger Dividends to Policy HoIders
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Grand SINGLE Number Scheme.
$4,000 NUMBERS.
Glass X. tn he Drawn October 81. IS@3.
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S3OOOOOl
Missouri State Lottery.

LOCALIZED by State Authority and Drawn
in Public in st. Louis.
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Mr.. GILBERT P. KIDDER, OF tins clty,
has been selected as one OF the ASSISTANT
Varshals at the State Fair.
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CRIME.
serious shoofin. Asfray-Attempt t.
Eroch n Trniu-Higamy,I Etc. Etc.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, Nov. 2i--Jame,
Sullivan, formerly engineer OF the Ialian-
rp3.ic, Cincinnati and Lafayette Railroad,
IN row on Sixth street, this afternoon,
shot Dennis i icGley in the abdomen, but
not Dangerously, an Nike Hannen through
the boiy, the ball catering under the Left
nipple. Sullivan claims to have bean act
!ns n sclf-ielcasc. lie has been arrested.
PAraRsoS, y. J., Ny. IA dastarl-
y attempt at railroad slaughter WAS ma lie
Friday night a: HanaIl,, oa .he VI ,ntclair
RAILWAY, fifteen niles north of this city. 4
box ear WAS raa Oh tn, IN ln track, but the
engineer of the up train seeing an obstruc-
ton put on steam AMI dashed into it, de-
m.!isilng The box car, wrccking the bc)-
motive, and THROWN, a passenger car of
the track. Mae Of the passengers were
injured
PorGuNEErsiE, y. Y, Nov 24-Henry
Porter Tension, OF Detroit. was arrested on
the Alta ltic express train this moraIng on
a Charge Of 6i,,sny. o. the l2.l inst he
clipped with the laughter Of Perry Maps,
a retired merchant Of this place.
BosToS, Mass, Nov. 24-Ja.aes Nc
nihany. convicted Of the mlrIer OF his
wife, has been sentenced to be hangel.
PHlLAuELPHlA, Pa, Nov. 2t-Nara,
wlo attempted to assassinate ex-Allcrman
McMuiien. has been sentenced TO SIX wears
ana nine months Imprisonment, ami to paw
a fine Of $1,000.
Dow, aged %, farmer, township Dover, in
this count, committed sniciie By hanging
tbs morning, from alteration of mind
L. gowlcs, editor of the Leader, is lying
dangerously III at his residence in this city.
New iOgK, Nov. 24-D Irins drunk
en- afsray 81 the cGrner of Pelham ana Cherry
streets, at o clock this morning, between
:; gang Of row,!ies and thieves, Thomas
Delaney stabbed William Lee ia the abl1-
men ami Thomas Donovan in the left kid
neg. Both meI are fatally injured, and
Coroner Keenan, took th-i, aRto~m3rtem
statements.
CLINTON, November o2-An sttsnipi
was made this morning up,a the l:f4 Of "
II. Gibbs, oae of tfe 0l,.es; aai woalthiest
resi- ems Of L,oa-, IoBa. lis son has
been sick for some tim, with slew fever,
ami Mr. Glib. "a; in a chair reading aloud
while his san Lay in bed. After while
the sen arose, approached ms father from
behind, and stabbed HIN in the side Of the
meek with 4 knife; then cut and lacerated
his own neck ana throat. Mr.. Gibbs heard
his soa approach, and supposed he was only
lrawin. near to keai tie reading. The
son is supposed to lie temporarily insane
Th- wounds, though >erere aF.an eiiher,are
not pece>s riiy fatal; bat the Aun VIII prob
ably tie Of the Youni and di,ss>e.
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Mrs. DouSman, mother Of the late John
Il. Dousmlr, died at kenosia, last Mon
day morning, I.e 40. Her remai..s were
buried there, but it is the intention to have
them brought to Green Bay at an early
day and deposited near those of her de-
ceased relatives.
F"ar Young mcn, Robert, Joseph, Bill
and john Nicholas Wci!,,eFs, were arrested
1t haukauna, Outagamie county, few
days ago, to await trial, charged with dis
placing rails an ogtcrwi, o5ssrlctins the
track on the M,nitoyoc AMI Appleton
railroad
he HGc:ue -i5roccts states that on
Monday evening :. large number Of friend.
aal relations gathered at the residence OF
Or. buncomb7, to celebrate the twentv-firtl
anniversary Of the marriage Of Mr. AMI Mrs.
William +, Lyon, o Madison.
Geo. Gaddcs, the brakeman fatally in
iured OF the st. Paul and Lake Superior
Railroad, has NJ Their living in Racine,
to which place his body will be taken.
David Il. .Jone. fell into 4 we'll sixty
feet deer, on the premises Of Abel vi,
lams, in the town of Rose, Wau>harq
county, AMI straase to say, escaped with
several broken ribs and fractured limb
On Friday morning Dan Trainer, of XII
jlarc, a resident Of Juneau c,la.y since
1871, was fUunl dcl in his bcI.
Parker Il stones foaniry, in B,io;t, Goa
tairinG all their patterns, flask, c;e., was
bnrncd between Il al | | o'clock Friday
morning. loss 500 to Sl,0)9; insar. ID
for 500.
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Thoml; Camp was executed at Prince
ton, Ind, on Ftlty, for the maricr of
j chm Il. Bidder back.
\ circular of instruction to internal
revenue GanSHrs, which forb.!s them char
sing wholesale liqnor dellcrs AMI aistIl-
crs with materials sach as paste, varnish,
brushes, Sc, uscl ia sauGin5, will sUun be
issued from the Internal Revenue Bureau.
lndweI by past experience, neH Dem
ocrstic daily, to be called the F.lsral
Democrat, to take the place Ct the Pat,iot,
VIII be stir.e il Washington IN few
weeks. \ s;oc.s company is now being
formed. There are 2,0JJ shares at $50
each in the c)1c.ra, about ID Ct which,
1t is said, have been taken.
The Comptroller of the Currency dis
casSes at ienyth, in his annual rcrort,
the evils incident to alministerin. the
uSury law, contained in the Currency act,
and concludes with n bold and earnest
recommendation that Congress repeal
every act on the statute books which
proh bits the !oan;ng of money by banks
or individuals at usurious rates. Mr.
Knox says all such loans are easily evaded.
MlsSolrians will urge Senetor B. Hen
icrson for appointment as Secretary of
tue Treasury, should that portfolio be
sent west.
A sensation Was cause in San Francis
co. o. FRIDAY, by the pnb.lc ,tion of an
alleged 10: Of Lara ID. FAIR and res
tauraat-watcr, namcl Frank, to poison
Jcdgc Dwmcllo and the Counsel for the
People, Alex. Campbell. The plot was
formed before the second t-ial. and since
revealed by Frank. IIe sail Mrs. Fair
tried 20 induce him to PAT poison i'll de-
eantcr a. judy Dwinrll's hoa,e or in tao
milk-can NJ his door Abolt the same
time, a womla went to Illse d vimell5's
house, Disguised, AM toll his wife no, to
leave the can oIt of doors
The steamer Dakota sails from San
Francisco 10 New Zealand, December 1,
inausurlting direct line to tha, country.
The Trinity Episcopalian Society of
Chicago will erect 100000 church edi-
flee at the Corner Of Washington avenue
and Twcnty-Sixth street.
DR.. May, the American WHO shot and
killed a laborer named Maggie some time
sge in Lor don, has been tried and acquit-
ted
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INTERESTING To LADIES.


LadyS DIARY af thc Fifteenth. Gem
fury.
The following extract from the journal
Of q Iecn Elizabeth Woo lvilie,' before her
marriage with Sir John Grey, is taken from
an ancient manusc: ipt in Drummond Cas-
tie. 1t gives n curious picture of the great
in former times. After Sir j. Crews
daath, she became, in 1915, the Qleen Of
Edward ". ca the accession # Henry
VII, who had married her daughter, she
was confined in a nunery ut Bermonjisey,
and del there. bat was inferred at WINK
cor.
'Ionisy, 9th VI arch -R)sa at four o clock
and helped Catherine to milk the COWS:
Rachel, the other darymail, having s,all-
cd her hand in so bad 4 manner the night
tcfore; made poultice fav Rachel, AMI
gaze Eobin penny 70 get something com
Portable from the aPothecary's.
t e'clock.-The battock Of beef too much
boiled. an, the beer little of the stalest
Memorandum.-ro talk to COOK about the
first fault, and to mend the second myself
BY tapping 4 fresh barrel directly.
o clock.-Went TO walk with the Indy.
my mother, into the court yard Fed TWEEN
ty-Gve men and women; chi3el Ro-e. SCI
verely for expressing seac Ill will at at
tending US with some broken meat
o'clock--Wens into the paddock be-
hind the house with ley maid Dorothy;
eaight Thump. the little poney, m. and
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MADISON.
Inspection of state Enstiruf!o1s-Nin'
isrer Washburue,s Preferences

Special DIsrarcl {, The Caic,=o PSF,
MADISON, Wis, Nov. 2l-Govornor
Wa-i1ure has appointed the following
comm Joa - Senator's holding over and
an,o.rm.1 =iyr. to g.sU. the State ins,i.
..toa- ard report 20 r.e .--2isias.re nc
c.. ilrs I, al, seniors j +. I-i>h, r.
rablican; L. Mitchell, Denocrat. Assem-
bIymen, D. C.. Caeeycr, ani {. 5. Kelsey,
Republican, ami Joseph Rankin, Demo
cs..t. The Committee NIL meet Deccm
Der lob, and proceed "a their tour.
Minister Washbarne, who arrived here
yesterday, 10 visit bis brother, the covert
u, expects to RETURN 10 France carly III
December, AMI expresses 4 reference for
his present position as United States Mn
i.ter to that republic II any other in con
nection with = hich his name has leen
mentioned