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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-17

The Adams express car, crowded with
freight, followed upon the engine, turning
as it fell and lying with one side partly
crushed.
This terrible attempt upon human life,
It is supposed, was for the purpose of rob-
berry. At a meeting of the citizens re-
ward of 81 900 was pledged on behalf of
the town, to be paid OH the conviction of
the rascals who were guilty of this daboli-
cal crime. An additional sum of $500 has
been offered by the superintendent of the
Norwich and Worcester division of the
New York and New England railroad.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, June lit is stated
that there are twenty steamers in China
waters waiting to bring Chinese to the
numb er of 30 600 to California.
The news Of the sale Of the Huntington
q Hopkins interest in the Central Pacific
railroad to Sparon, Reese, Cohen and 9TH
ers is confirmed.
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REWARD OFFERED. The Governor
has issued proclamation offering reward
of one hundred dollars for the apprehen-
sion of John Shifflet, charged with the
murder of VIM. Jackson, in the county Of
Rocking ham, on the twenty-eight day of
May last.
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Trial Postponed.

TOPEKA, June 7.--The trial Of ex-sen-
ator .Pomeroy for bribery Of state Senator
York was yesterday, ON motion of Pome.
roy's counsel postponed until the December
term. Pomeroy claimed to be ready for
trial, but his counsel SAID they had not time
for preparation. There were thirty-fye
witnesses present for the state and none for
PomerOY.
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Colored Odd-FelIOws.

BALTIMoR June 1.-THE Colored
Odd-Fellows of this city celebrated the
sixteenth anniversary of the organization
of the order in this state by a grand pa
rade yesterday with banners, bands, and
drum corps. The display was very fine,
and an honor to the order.
KANSAS.
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UNMAILABLE LETTERS remaining in
the Richmond post-office June 18th: Fan
ME Graves, 1904 Ross street, Richmond,
Va.; Elizabeth Mitchell, corner Green and
Mulberry streets, Baltimore, Md. E. NJ.
Garnet, Richmond, Va; j. D. Powell,
Gl2 Seventh street, Richmond, Va.
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DIED.

JONES.-At l o'clock this morning Mrs
MARGARET b. JONES, wife of s. IT Jones.
aged forty four years and three months.
The funeral will take place TOMORROW
street. Relatives, friends and acquaintance
are invited to attend The solem mites of the
occasion will be conducted after the custom of
the Society of Friends,
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The Estate Journal ~ will be delivered the
same evening Of publication In any part Of
the city or Manchester by reliable carriers, If
name and address is left at our, office, 9I2 i-2
Main street, and la Petersburg IL left with
our agent there; and can always he found on
sale in this city Ut g. +. Johnston's, 9IS Main
street; Wyatt Il Minors, si7 Broad street;
News stand ut Ford's hotel; Leon Schaup's
1902 Main street. and al our counter.
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RECENT LOSSES BY LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANIES. The Mutual lost So 200,
the Equitable $40, 900 and the North Amer
lean $4,000 by the death of d. T. Will
liams; the Mutual also loses So, 900 by the
death Of d. M. Robertson.
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LOCAL. MATTERS.

NN PERSONS LEAVING THE CITY FOR
THE SUMMER MONTHS CAN HAVE THE
STATE JOURNAL MAILED TO THEM
FOR FIFTY CENTS PER MONTH. THE
JOURNAL. REACHES THE GREENBRIER
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, AND POINTS
BEYOND, ON THE LINE OF THE CHEs-
APEAKE & OHIO RAILROAD, TWELVE
HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MORN
mn pApERG
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LOCAL NOTES.


The weather has very moist eile ct on
people to-day. ..r
The street water mains have been laid
as far as Foushee street on Cary.
The pump-house is a delightful place TO
cool off in this warm weather.
Sergeant Dudley is only waiting for
jurors to call and get their pay.
Harmony Division, Sons of Temperance,
propose giving picnic excursion to West
Point on the Both of this month.
Mel Kimbrough, telegraph operator of
the Richmond and Petersburg railroad in
Peterstown, has returned to--Manchester,
where he will continue to dispense the
company's news from that point. Come
on, Mel, you'll get back to Richmond after
awhile.
The company running the Powhatan
iron furnace at Richmond, of which W. Il.
Bartlett is president, has made a contract
with the Messrs. Gibson, owners of the
Gibson iron bank, near Fishersyille, in
Augusta county, to take 5000 tons Of ore
per annum from the bank, for which they
pay fifty cents per ton, and if more is
taken they pay royalty ON it.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Virginia fire and marine insurance
company took place yesterday afternoon,
MIR. VIM. II. Haxall president and VIM.
Willis, ir., secretary. The secretary read
the exhibit of the company's affairs, show
ing that a prosperous business had been
done during the past year. The gross
gain for that period was 36 per cent. on the
capital, or $72, 800. The sum of $4,000
was divided to the stockholders and the
rest of the above added to the contingent
fund. The surplus at date is $l42 900,
subject to July dividend, which will be Z
per cent. on the capital. The following
gentlemen were elected directors for the
ensuing year: w. L. Cowardin, Z. 0.
Noting, G. w. Allen, W. S. Donnan,
VIM. ii. Palmer, Richard l.. Brown, E. B.
Addison, jr The meeting then adjourned |
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In IS THE UNCONTRADICTED TESTI-
mony of the citizens of Richmond and State of
Virginia that the photographs executed at FRAY
sERs extensive gallery, opposite the postoffiee.
are unrivalled by any. Price, 4a per dozen ;
large size, 81. 'r
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Items.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE post.
office department shipped 100000 postal
cards Saturday. Arrangements are per-
fected SO that the department expects to be
able to furnish million cards day,
which it is thought will fully supply the
demand. The delay thus far has been
caused by the demand being so much lar
ger than was anticipated. ~
1t is stated that it will cost at least half
million of dollars TO put the new postage
stamp system into working order in the
Treasury and all its branches alone, or
what would allow over 81, 800 to each
senator, representative, and delegate in
Congress for postage.
The following balances remained in the
treasury atthe close of business yesterday |:
Currency ......""...."."$ 7,699,32S GO
Special deposit oflegal ten
ders for redemption of
certificates Of deposit.... 81 ,345 900 90
Coin ........ ......... ..."".. 73,719,S47 SO
Including coin certificates $500, 800 90
Outstanding legal tenders. 800, 900, 900 90
There is quite scramble for the position
of commissioner to examine the Texas
Pacific railroad. The law requires but
one commissioner, who performs the
duties heretofore allotted to board Of
three commission es.
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THE UNLAWFUL GAMING CASE SENT
ON.-Robert Pearman, charged with allow
ing cards TO be played in his house OH the
Sabbath, and whose case was continued
until to-day, had hearing before the
police justice, and was sent on to the
hustlngs court Bailed in the sum of three
hundred dollars.
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TEMPERATURE The following is the
range of the thermometer at G. f. john
ston's news and music store, 9lS Main
street, for to-day At ga. IN. "a; l2m.
So; 3p. m. 90.
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Fatal Accident.

MONTPELIER, W., June lG.-Fiye
out of twenty persons on pleasure party,
in two boats which collided, were drowned
to-day. The others were taken from the
water unconscious, but they were restored.
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stables Burned.

NEW YORK, June 16.--The stables at
Fleetwood race course, with sulkies, har-
ness, &C., were destroyed by fire Sunday
morning. Five horses were burned to
death. -----
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FORT MONROE, June l6.-The Norwe
gian bark Asto, from Havana for Hayre
has arrived in the Roads, with yellow fever
on board. One man died on the passage.
The captain and three men have the fever,
but are convalescent.
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TENNESSEE.
A Negro Rayisher Iync,,ea

. NASHVILLE, June ia negro who
three weeks ago rayished lady, who has
since died, was taken from the Rutherford
county Jail by the people and hanged.
PENNSYLVANIA
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OUR WEEKLY.-This weeks edition of
our. weekly, with fourteen column supple
ment, is now ready. Persons desiring
copies to send their friends in the country,
can obtain them at our counter or at the
news stores.
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LATE PAPERS. The New York Week.
ly, Ledger, and Fireside Companion, Dem
orest's and Atlantic Monthly have just
been received by Captain G. +. Johnston,
news-dealer, 9l7 Main street.
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iVOL. VINO. lS8.
NEW YORK
Financial.

NEW YORK, June 17.--Stocks dull.
Gold heavy 1853. Money firm at 4a6.
Exchange, long . short lc. Governments
dull and heavy. State bonds steady.
Slave Trade Among Italian Children
New York the Great Centfe-Prefty
Girls Rule High.
NEW YORK, June IA morni ng pa
per says that at present there are between
1000 and 5000 children, kidnapped from
Italy, held in slavery in the large cities of
the United States. This city being the
great entrepot, the children are brought
here and sold daily, at private auction, at
prices varying from 500 to $4O0 for boys,
and 500 TO $500 for girls. Where the
girls are unexceptionaly pretty the prices
rule higher. Two little girls who together
play their violins on Wall street are said to
have been bought by their present owner
for 81 600. Since the LIST OF April last
3l7 of these little children have arrived at
this port.
sun Strokes.
NEW YORK, June 17.-There were five
sun strokes here yesterday, one resulting
fatally.
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SENT ON.-Royall Langley, alias
Longstreet, charged with'feloniously as
saulting VIM. Allen, with rock on the
Both of May last, was sent on to the
Hastings court by Justice White, this
morning,
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CASToRIA.-ls more than substitute
for Castor OIL II is the only safe article in exls
tence which is sure 10 regulate the bowels cure
wind-colc and produce natural sleep. 1t is
pleasant TO take. Children need not cry and
mothers may sleee.
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NoTARIEs PUBLIC.--The Governor
has appointed j. M. Page, of Fhvanna.
and NJ. Henry Albin, of Frederick, notaries
public for their respective counties.
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MORE STONE WANTED.-Major w. P.
Craghill, United States engineer, adver-
tises for stone, to be delivered near Federal
Point, in the Cape Fear river.
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EXCURsIoNIsTs.-A colored society
from Washington, arrived in the city on the
early train this morning on an excursion.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE fly
wheel of Robbins Sons rolling burst this
morning, injuring six, one fatally.
ARKANSAS.
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Fire.

LITTLE Rock, June 1.-THE court
house Of Green county, with the records,
have been burned.
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PERsoNAL.--Ge General William A. An
derson, state senator from Rockbrdge
county, is in the city.
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REsIGNED-Mr. Phil Yeatman, superin-
tendant of the city passenger railway, has
resigned.
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WASHINGTON.
Col. Mckenzie Endorsed by Generals
sheridan and Sherman.

SOt. MckNGHZIe EnuOfSeu Dy ~chtTNis
sheridan ana sherman.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE report
Of Colonel McKenzle's exploit into Mexico
bears the following endorsement from
General Sheridan: 81 take pleasure in
heartily approving the conduct of Colonel
Mckenzie as gallant act. The only course
for the security of life and property
on our side of the Rio Grande is
to do as Colonel Mckenzie has done. |
do not believe that any boundary should
exist between the United States and Mexico
when we are defending the lives of our cti-
zens and protecting their property against
a me1cileSs band, to whom the name of
murderer, robber and thief applies as a
covering for their deeds. The gallant act
of Colonel Mckenzie is best recorded in his
plain narrative Of the event. can only add
that the government ought to stand by
Colonel Mckenzie"
The report and General Sheridan's en-
dorsement were forwarded to General
Sherman, and he endorsed it as follows:
"The conduct of Colonel Mckenzie is fully
approved. If the attack was made on
Mexican soil, as the report does not indi-
cate, it is clearly the duty of the Mexican
government to complain. Until then the
war department has no official knowledge
that such is the fact, and need not take
any action. 1t is my opinion that when
a band of freebooters, robbers, murderers
and outlaws, make recognized boundary
line between two nations at peace, a safe
guard for their crimes, there can be no
just cause for dissention if the lawful
forces for either nation pursue them
for the purpose of capturing them. or
ending their deeds of violence"
Hand Grants 10 the UnIon Pacific
dues.
WASHINGTON, June T.-Strenuous
efforts are being made to procure the revo.
cation of the order Of the interior depart
ment, Withholding one-half Of the lands
granted by Congress to the Union Pacific rail-
road until certain obligations assumed by
the company are fulfilled. 1t is not proba-
Bile that the present Administration will re-
yoke an order so eminently proper as long
as the Union Pacific railroad remains in
debted to the government. The origi-
nal gift of land TO this company was about
100000 acres. One of its agents re-
ports that the sale of the land be-
tween July %, 1869, and July l, 1870, was
402 900 acres, which was sold for 1894 ,09l +,
being an average Of 81 60 per acre. At
this rate the entire grant would bring ISL,
200 900. The order of the interior depart.
ment, Withholding one-half of the land, Sc
cures the Government to the amount Of
about S40,000,0oo. Under the Original
grant the company is entitled to every al
ternate section within its limits, but under
the operation Of the order it can only claim
title to every fourth section. 1t will b,
seen, therefore, that the Government is Sc
cure if the Credit Mobilier suits are not sue
eess(ul.
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OHIO.
Cholera.

CINCINNATI, June 1.-THE past for
ty-eight hours have developed the presence
here of cases of sickness resembling chol-
era. Three cases proved fatal, and three
others, each Of which had all the SYMPTOMS
of cholera. did not prove fatal. These
cases were reported at a meeting in the
Academy of medicine last night.
The announcement in the papers this
morning Of fatal case having cholera
symptoms created no excitement whatever
during the day. Citizens generally do not
apprehend a prevalence of cholera during
the season.
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The RUSH CONTINUES AT FRAY
sER's for card pictures at S2 per dozen. Call and
see him.
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LOUISIANA,


FREaI NHrhN HetWeeH tUDAnS.
NEW ORLEANS, June 17.--.Joseph Gar
cha was fatally stabbed yesterday by B.
F. Rives, in an alteration. Both were
Cutans.
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LARGE PHOTOGRAPHS AT FRAY
sER's only 81.
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REPUBLICAN MEETING LAST EVEN
ING. Yesterday afternoon the Republicans
of the city, to the number of several hun
dred. assembled on CANDLES Hill; at the
appointed hour the meeting was called to
order by Mr.. Oscar Newman. and Dabney
Booker elected chairman. The Hon. j..
Amber Smith, who was present by special
invitation, came forward and addressed the
assemblage, after which a series of reso!u-
tons were introduced and adopted, among
which was one denouncing the recent de-
capitation of F. W. jackson, a colored
man, as tobacco inspector, and The appoint
ment of another colored man in his place,
by the collector. Of internal revenue of this
district.
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THEY HAVE HAP A MEETING.-The
council committee succeeded in getting to-
gether yesterday afternoon in the council
chamber, and held conference with the
city attorney. Colonel Leigh r. Page, on
the !" Broad-street" question, in its legal
aspects. After which they adjourned until
Thursday afternoon.
The executive committee of the BroaC
street association also held meeting last
evening at the office of Hon. James Lyons.
The following gentlemen were added to the
committee in pursuance of resolution
adopted at meeting of The association last
Saturday night: DR.. j. B. McCaw, N. W.
Nelson, DR.. o. A. Crenshaw, and Powha-
tan Dupuy. A committee was appointed
to select suitable site for mass meeting
of citizens Of Richmond favorable to the
removal of the railroad from Broad street.
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THE ALLEGHANY SPRINGS. This
attractive and delightful summer resort,
situated in Montgomery county, is now
open for the reception of visitors in search
of health or pleasure, and everything
connected with Allegheny Springs is in
apple-pe order. The waters of these
springs are renowned for their great cura-
tive powers of that distressing disease, dys-
pepsia, and the many coherent effects
arising therelrom.
Bathrooms, billiards, bowling. alleys,
fine graded walks and drives, with hunting
and fishing are some of the pleasures incident
to the springs. If our spring goers
want anything further as an evidence of
this being popular resort and a place
where they will be attended to, we will
simply say as guarantee, that Mr.. John
B. Tinsley, jr., holds forth there as man
ager. See advertisement for particulars.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-08
lndta14 wnv.

The cAsto u GAalaAs u lTa bllea aitoB SIiAy,
Ing bloody war sHong lhemselvea at Cady's
RlaG stFtable GIeN out cf ssh5 .electIOlsol
and DoWnines. A1fal5 TostIes are dsle1 b b
and the bllilF 3 that there will be bloody
war yet. The lslet repoftsays that about sew.
entyanvBAt armed "a oI laclion are lay-
ing quiet, andaWaili u q E heir opponents
declare their determination tocofisinpe ihe 6eht.
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WorAIInr IISTe3s TiFealge.slg9

sAtthe tseshk " Fdlia dihn II lh I.oh don,
MEs Tesl Taylor, The dFamatist, said that during
his tRsAty years OkoGl6lal life, MS literary
work was ,done atin tha invaluabIe three
haRFs beo1 . gsd ID. II w tiis & MY Is added
that Heorge Eliots iaVorita time for composition
iatgoppiG y he nmQninR till = piRe; end BIn
anthony Tfollope "brealts the back 81 the day.
- e ~ ws|sss sS1i sls Y "
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1LTH1II %. .aI1IKEEH7fs

HOW THEY AkE coNsTRucTED AND MANAGED.
20. Q. f." wiring from abroad to the Balt:-
moro 4aqsricqtS says sE1asg
ne, r9ilroads Of Austria are. constructed and
Nalaeea with. greater regard 70 safety than
those otany other rcouutry oifthA Oontlnenf. Az.
ctdents are almost uahpitfd Of ana next tn inroS
slple; IPey al have d0gble trackS, aud although
tney mosly pass through very mountainous
eountrY, especial effort seems 70 have been made
70 give aa1nrancetO TO the mind of the passenger.
tnat snongh ne may be gliding along the edge OF
apreeiplca, he eau admire tho scenery with no
aFeeA es AgelAenb A heavy atoue iwaik slxi feet
snlck, covers oil embaqkInents, whilst u similar
lmpediment gqandS abe track at all daugerOiis
polqts,. a telegTaphie bell at the road crossInqs
Anauuaces an approaching train five minutes be-
lore e dashes nl0ngg aud iht every 4hiIeStona In
the road guard IN the livery 1f ttie IconI1,auv
With hls rolled g nag 10 hand gives a ~ |IIrfr
salnte 70 the engineer IS be- passess 6einf the NJ
suganee thatiaIl is right ON his idIrisIDa OF the
road Aii,the stations onlthe road are neat md
elegant structures, with fine, floral dfsijIdys ma
everything clean pud 10 order around tiienl. "a
ttaln the officer IN attendance With three
strokes % depot bell, Announces al ready to
qeparosethe eondnctor sounds o. half note ON A
tlttle 6Fqas horn suspended around his neck, fhe
1OcoMgtl feeponds With 4 whistle, and We are
or lln, be- austrian roads, though uader the
supervision OF the government, are owned and
royalty q RsIssr sI aHmfS Sransis S1sss
Josef Rahp the Kalserin Ellzabetb Rahn''' ana
r9F'afa ldoiph Paha. ~ Ss ~ -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-08

There are littIa, deeOpliopo siac,iced seRerNe
whefe and ID almost -aif pnisnils ID lie. We
notice that the Rmtdnnnd I. d NIL Ran f6ad be
gan, last ThuFsdags weighing q FarminRhan the
cars from the West loaded With grain and lnm.
bet deainsd fond Lowell and EaunEoiJ AMI found
an excess Of Y, 900 pounds IN one car oYer. The
WeLght billed, and N another Of 20Q 600 pounds,
tSllcsE lcAa which l1 4 y $77
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80 I aiosR
SO. -: WIILl1MINGTON, DEL, FF9ID
1aaUF Spe5B.gIBlH es5B.gBH 4, "a III ( ! & H5fij

Newport priceb are IS per- day;i%s tJ Addition
ioEpriVAte parloT at the Ocean House di,r-
yate boarding housesEs l6tO $50 pen seek "a (}okv
eosInges with grounds, 5000 season ma al "a
ezra ezra for stable Some the mid b6iiares e.
SsYYu season. a carriage IL the ficrhine 1cosS
81 aaS pntQton ~ an hour IN khenorhiIIe AMI
"a an hour in the aftenIUoig1a sIss eli rr ol se
~ So -All4l - = lLg 1sdlo ygsto
neS tvestef IS row AZ iss a s5Sii ka
tlllng sstablighmpnt pearI Troy, AZ BgI noans
q Ieeiit is intended tolDarrg the ofl i4he
sSsandlng sSn g grain .inte the hmaciiric yiEherN
sae ,;sa y brushed o9of the heads BY means Of
the head being left statilqg sdll HE field. The
gram after being t6reshed, passed backward into
tne maShiHe, where Z iac RaIed blsea6d and dis
comga conTge3 'HsO Daes Tim chin4 hui light and
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rae NsHsNNGSsoIlgn gngsouaasuaAsrA Eloo-

WILMINGTON, N. O., August 7.-The election
on tho AlAmgnd ndments and fOi7 tbwn-
ship officers took place throughout the State to-
day. But little interest was manifested. This
county gives majority against the amendments,
bat y gehesAlI conceded that they are al ~
dQf as there FAs hut little opp6bition. NJ the
hldlol4Iy of the counties. Only III iew 81 tia
made % defeat the atlohdmenls.