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IMPORTER OF
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GSides.
20 barrels Heavy Mess PORK.
20 - Rump PORK.
1000 sacks Choice Galena OATS.
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1000 =. Choice White and Yellow CORy
700 barrels Hen Fruit" Fresh EGGS
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TRANwTxED.-The following rare bit Is
from the Saturday EUenin9 Post: We
shall never forget that evening we spent
at MaEruder'S years ago We admired
Miss Magruder, and we went around to
see her. It was summer time, and moon
light, and she sat upon the piazza. The
csrpenter had been there that day, glue
ing up the rustic chairs on the porch, 30
we took q seat on the step In front OF Miss
MaRruder, where we could gaze into her
ewes and drink in her smiles. It seems
probable that the carpenter must have up
set his glue.pot on the spot where we sat,
Tor after enjoying Miss Magrudere re-
marks for q couple OF hourS, and drinking
several Of her smiles, We tried TO rise for
the purpose Of going home, but found that
we were immOVa6lY fixed to the step.
Then Miss Magruder said: "Don't be in
a hurry," and We told her we believed we
wouldn't. The conversation had 0 sAdder
tone after that, and NO sat there thinking
whether It would be better TO ask
Miss Magruder TO withdraw while
Wo dlsrobed and vent home IN
Highland costume, or whether we should
urge her to warm up the poker, or Wheth:
or we should give one terrific wrench and
then ramble down the yard backward.
About midnight Miss MSgruder yswned,
and Ehe believed abe would go TO bed
Then we suddenly asked her II she
thought her father would have any o5jec'
tion 10 lending Us his front steps, for a
few days, because We wanted 70 take
them home for q pattern. Wethlnk Miss
Magruder must have entertained doubts
of our sanity, for she rushed in, called her
father and screamed. Magruder came
down with uble.barrelled gun. Then
We explained the situation In q whisper
and he procured q saw and cut out the
piece OF step to which VIC were attached.
Then we went homo wearing the patch,
and before two o'clock crushed ,out
ouI young love for Miss Magruder.
We never called again, and she
threw herself away on dry goods
man. There u . melancholy Satisfac-
ton In recalling these memories ol
youth, and rejecting upon the influence ol
glue upon the emotions OF the human
heart.
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LATEST NEWS.

Sim Jones, G. II. Barber and s. o.
Grlsworld, were nominated yesterday by
the Republicans oil this city, as candidates
for judges Of the new superior court,
about 10 be organized at Cleveland, under
q recent act OF the Legislature.
Official information leads 10 the con
cluslon that Santanta and Big Tree will
probably be removed to Fort Sill, to await
further action Of the Texan authorities.
"A small party Of Usage Indians attacked
some herds Of cattle on the New Ellsworth
trail, In Kansas, on Saturday last, and
killed and scalped man named Cham
bers. One Indian was killed.
An Albany dispatch says the New
York Court Of Appeals will adjourn on
the 18th inst, and the decision in the
Stokes case may not be handed In before
that day.
The jury In the Harrison case, at
Mound City, Illinois, returned verdict,
Thursday afternoon, OF guilty Of murder.
BE was sentenced to IA years In the
Penitentiary. A motion was entered for
new trial.
John Wilson, OF Philadelphia, pack
ing box manufacturer has abscondcd
alter borrowing $4,000 from his friends.
He had fallen into bis difficulties from a
mania for gambling.
"A dispatch from Indian Agent Goss-
man, at Yankton agency says none of the
Yankton Indians have LEFT their reserva-
tion 10 Join hostile bands on the Upper
Missouri as reported lately by General
Custar. Tho Yankton's are all OF home
attending to their business.
In the Massachusetts Senate, Thurs.
day morning, bill appropriating $500.
900 for completing the Hoosac tunnel and
its approaches was ordered to third read
ing.
Charles r. Henderson, on trial al
Baltimore for the murder Of Dr.. Merri
man Cole, January 0, 1872, has been de-
clared not guilty.
Secretary Delano, General Sherman
and the President had a long consultation
yesterday morning, II Is said, on the dis
position TO DO made Of tho Modoc pris
onerB.
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Modoc war Ended.

SAN Francisco, June 5, oiG SALEM,
Oregon, June 6.-The following dispatch
was received BY Gov, Grover to-day from
Gen. J. E. Ross.
OREGON MILITIA, HEAD QUARTERS
LOST RIVER SPRINGS, June 4, uid ASH
LAND, June 6.-To GOperH0r Grocer
The Modoc war was ended by the Orc
V0n volunteers at 12 o'clock last night.
After a hard march Of three days and
nights, BY the forces under my command
The last Warrier belonging to Capt. Jacks
band was brought into camp. Tho cap
tured number five men, four women
and three children. The notorious
Black Jim Is one Of the number. l
V,il march the command 10 Linkville 10.
day, and place the warriors in irons. l
await your Excellency's orders.
iSiOnedl JNo. E. Ross,
General Commanding 0. s. n.
The Governor sent the following reply:
s SALEM, June o.
To Gen. j. Z. RoIJ, LinkViVe:
II YOU have any OF the Lost river mur.
derefs standing Indicted in the Court Of
jackson county, and deliver them into
the custody Of the sheriff Of said county,
and all other captives, 10 the command.
ing officer Of the United States forces, In
Lake Basin, and return the volunteers and
muster them out. Assure your oflcers
and men OF my highest appreciation Of
their brilliant conduct in behalf Of the
State. congratulate you on your success.
1Sipned.1 L.F. GROVER,
Cor. Of OregOH.
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Won KeppIehosen,s VIII.

sTUWPTowN, Gull ed, 1sT2.-Mr EDI-
TUR:-Lssdt week gone me oud py an.
noder bic-nic axkurshun, und drink me
80 mooch bretzels und cad so mooch
lager, mid blendy Of green abble, dot
ven / god home had dot, Vot you gall
him : de bileus golick, und my wife got
skared und send for de doctor. und ven
he gum he told me putty soon l vas gone
died. 80 gwick, rite away, I send
me oud my doter for a lawyer teller Q
make up my vii oud, so dot l Good leave
my viic my siloan uud all do pad diets on
de slade.
De lawyer feller gomed, und dold him
dod l leaf eleryding do my wife, und o
hnntred tollars presIdes, so long as she re-.
mained single, but ouG she got married
again she was to haf two huntred tollars.
De lawyer LATED, und sed do. vos vunny
Yny do Leaf exdra expenses oul she god
married, Id vas sometimes modst alvays
de odder way. Veil, dold him I olcIJ
dot de JeL!sr UO! got her Vood cant all Dc di6.
erencC.
l haf recovered mid dot O sIgness, und
am now I'D deplZlnesS again, and hope
do make blendy more Axpenses pelore
die. Vry Dhruly,
HANS VoE KEPPLEHosEN.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, June 5.-Prince Jerome Napo-
leon has arrived In this city. His pres
ence here causes much agitation 10 the
lObbies Of tha National Assembly.
PARIS, June 5.-The first reception ol
President MscMahon, took place this
evening and was brilliant affair. All
the members of the Diplomatic Corps,
with the exception Of Count Won Arnim,
the German Ambassador, were present.
There were also 10 attendance Ministers,
all the Conservative Deputies and some
members Of the Left Centre, Orleans
Princes, q number Of Generals and Admi.
rails and number Of Officers Of the Army
and Navy, Editors Of Conservative Journ.
ais in Paris, distinguished clergymen and
members Of the bar with many ladies.
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WEST VIRGINIA MEDICAL so.
CIETY.
FIRST DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
PARKRRsBURG, West VA,l
June 4, 1873.


PARKRRsBURG, West Va, /
June 4, 1873. !
To the Editor Of the Intelllgeueer.
The sixth annual Session OF the MedicGi
Goeisty oftEs Stab Of WeIt NrgIaia con-
Vened In the Methodist Episcopal church
South, Parkersburg, West Va, WedneS-
day 2 o'clock P. n, June 4, 1873
The session was called TO order by Dr.
r. P. Davis, Of PArkersburg, second VicC
President, and opened with prayer BY
Rev. F. B. Carroll.
Alter the roll was called DR.. Il. Z. Davis
in feeling remarks referred 10 the socle'
tvs calamity since It's last session In the
death of It's President, Dr.. Rob't HaEelett
CumminS. He then announced that the
Society would be entertained by the Hon
johnson N. Camden on Wednesday even
Ing at 8 o'clock. On Thursday informing
there will be an excursion in honor Of
the Society on the steamboat Emma Ora.
ham 10 BlannerhRssetts Island. Aud
that on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock
the Society would be entertained by
Judge John ]. jackson, jr.
Dr.. E. A. Hildreth, OF Wheeling read
the Presidents address, which had been
written for the occasion by the late Presl'
dent Dr.. Il. Il. Cummings.
On the motion Of DR.. Allen the address
was referred 10 the Committee on Publ
cation.
Dr.. F. P. Scott, Of CISysville, Pa, was
introduced TO the Society and invited to
take seat with the members and partic'
ipate in the discussions. DR.. Scott
responded In well chosen remarks.
In the absence OF DR.. W. ]. Bates, oil
Wheeling, Chairman, the report OF the
COMMITTEES on Publication was read by
DR.. J. G. Hupp, and on motion placed on
file. 80.
Dr.'J. G. Hupp, Of Wheeling, Treasurer,
presented his report, showing the Society
to be In q very healthy condition fnan-
ciAlly. rE.
Df. 8. L. Jepson, Of Wheeling, read an
elaborate report on new remedies, which,
on motion OF NJ. s. Hall, ot Richie coun'
ty, was referred Tor publication.
In the absence Of DR.. ]. q. Pipes, his
report on NetO Surgical Appliances was
read by Dr.. Jepson, and referred for pub
DIS. D. Q. steere, J. R. Lowry, and ].
T. Elliott were admitted to membership.
Dr.. r. W. Hazlett, Of Wheeling, Chair
man OF the Committee on Neurology, In
sadness, reported the death Of the Presi.
dent of the Society, DR.. r. d. Cummins;
also the the death Of DR.. John G. Wilson
Of Martinsburg.
The report was orded to be printed.
Necrosis Of the thigh bone, by DR.. l.
T. Nicklin, of Middlebourne, Tyler coun-
", was read by DR.. Jepson. -Four inches
Of dead thigh bone was before the 30
ciety for inspection. Afler 1t had been
extracted by DR.. Nicklin, the patient re-
covered pfitout ldmeHeS
On the process OF the formation OF new
bone in such cases, interesting and in
structive remarks were made by DR.. Jno.
Frissell, of Wheeling, and others.
DR.. Isaac G. Berry, Of Fetterman, read
his essay on 1.-THE Mind Kills the Body"
which was referred for publication.
After an instructive session, adjourned
10 10 A. NJ. Thursday.
ADoLEscENTULAs.
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TraEedY In MlssourI.

ST. LOUIS, June 5.-The Republican
has q special dispatch from BOonville,
Missouri, detailing tragedy which oC.
Cured at BilIlnggville, few miles from
Boonville, Saturday last. 1t seems thOt
Pat McNamara, squad boss in stone
quarry near by, discharged three men
named Tom Graney, Joe Mason and Pat
Murphy. These men were Immediately
hired byanother boss named O'Neil which
fact was reported by McMamara to the
Chief Engineer Of the works, and ONell
and the three men were discharged. On
Saturday evening 0'Neil and the three
discharged men assaulted, HcNamArA and
beat him badly. In the melee McNamsrs
shot and Instantly killed Graney, and
mortally wounded Mason. McNamara
gave himself up, and was discharged on
the ground Of justifable homicide.
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HOMEOPATHY.
Meeting OF the American Institute
at Cleveland.

ub OlBNGlauus
CLEVELAND, O., June 6.-The Ameri-
can Institute OF Homeopathy still contin-
ues in session and the number Of those 10
attendance iS constantly being augmented.
The banquet last night st Central Rink
was q grand affair. a number OF excel.
lent responses, appropriate 10 senti'
ments during the session were made.
To-day q number OF very valuable re-
ports were made. The reading OF these
papers was followed by discussions on the
subjects to which they referred.
The Institute resolved that they would
not receive reports or papers which had
been previously published, or print them
In It's transactions.
The Committe on Worlds Homeo.
pathic Convention, made report through
DR.. Dudley, Of Philadelphia, that 1t Is the
intention OF the Institute TO have an In.
ternational Convention of Homeopathic
physicians in 1875, during the Centennial
celebration. The initiative steps In the
matter, were taken three years ago, and
II Is determined by the Institute that this
Convention shall be grand gathering ot
scientific practitioners Of medicine Of the
Homeopathic school, from all parts oI the
world.
Dr.. McClatchey, Of Philadelphia, pre-.
sented report from the Committee on
Dispensatory. They had their work In q
forward state; expected TO present the
manuscript Of complete Homeopathic
dispensatory at the next session.
DR.. Dudley presented a paper on the
vital statistics ot Philadelphia during the
year 1879, collected from the Registra-
ton Department by the Board Of Health,
showing the relative mortality In the va
riety of diseases under the old school and
the homeopathic treatment. This re-
port showed that while the ratio
was slightly In favor OF tho old
school treatment in few diseases, yet a
large majority oi them was largely In ls-
vor of homeopathy, and that the general
ratio was largely in favor Of the last
named mode Of treatment.
Tho Institute appointed Committee on
Climatology chosen from physicianstro
various sections of the country for the pur.
pose OF gathering exact Information In re.
gard 10 the influence of climate upon the
various diseases, especially consumption.
Niagara Falls has been selected as the
next place of meeting, and the first Tues
day,in June 1874 as the time. The lnsti.
tute will adjourn tomorrow after trans
acting its miscellaneous business.
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National Brewers, Congress,

CLEVELAND, O., June 5.-The National
Brewers Congress closed It's session to-
day. Addresses were made by Louis
Schode, Of Washington, and MIR. II. N.
Reisler, Of Boston. Resolutions were
adopted taking strong grounds against the
action Of the temperance party, the posi-
lion OF which they claim has become OF
such a nature as to be source Of alarm,
not only to the brewing interests,
but TO the interest oil the public
at large, by encroaching on personal
liberty and interfering with innocent
social habits and customs, and in
auencing politicians to vote for meas.
ures oil q dangerous character; protesting
against being classed with dealers and
manufacturers Of distilled liquors, and
calling on the members Of this Congress
to maintain and defend proper distinc.
ton between the two lines OF trade; re-
solving to assume an antagonistic position
to the teetotal party and appeal to com.
mon senHe public; requesting the officers
Of local associations to place themselves
In correspondence with the leaders Of po.
litical parties and use all legitimate means
TO secure the election, OF members to the
State Legislatures who will look after
the interesting Of the brewer. Resolving
that 1t Is the duty Of every brewer TO en-.
deavor to obtain recognition Of the diff.
ference between malt and spurious liquors
from the Legislatures, and declaring that
the duty imposed on barley from Canada
should be repealed.
Tomorrow the members will attend q
picnic at Rocky river.
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A Brace OF Elegant Weddings at Ft.
Wayne.

Fl. WAYNE, IND, June 5.-The we'd
ding bells have been ringing very briskly
here during the past two days, ushering
in two of the most attractive events OF
the season. The first was the marriage,
last evening, oil Miss Louisa Hanna, only
daughter Of the late Judge Hanna, one
OF the chief orlginators and builders of
the Pittsburgh, Fl. Wayne s. Chicago
Railroad, to Frederick ]. Hayden, Esq,
Of Coburg, Canada. The other was the
marriage, this evening, of Miss Mary N.
Brandruff, youngest daughter Of A. D.
Braudrutf, Esq, one Of our leading hard
ware merchants, to Mr.. Alfred Lukcrs,
formerly business manager Of the Daily
Gazette. Both parties were married in
the First Presbyterian Church, In the
presence oil large assemblies. Tho re-
ceptions at the private residences were
largely attended, and both parties were
the recipients Of numerous costly pres
entl,
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General Congregational Association
Of Iowa,

BURLINGTON, June 6.-Eighty.three
ministers and thirty.one delegates from all
parts Of the State, besides distinguished
ministers from other portions Of the coun.
try, were in attendance to-day at tho
General Congregational Association Of
Iowa. Stirring appeals In behalf OF lhe
freedmens' and foreign missions were de-
livered by Drs. Trent and Strides, Of New
York, and Rev. VIM. Walker, Of the Ga
boon Mission TO Africa.
Much Of the important business was
transacted Rev. W W. Woodwork, Of
Grinnell, was elected an assoclational
preacher for the next year. Waterloo was
selected as the place for the next meeting.
Rev. II. ]. Marley, OF Sioux City, deliv-
cred the associational sermon tonight.
Miss Underwood, o freed woman from
the Togaloo Mission Of Mississippi, pre-
sented the claims Of her race before the
Ladies' Mission Society Of Huntington this
afternoon.
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YoRK, June GA ru nor prevails
that the court Of appeals has given. a
decision adverse TO the application Of
Stokes, convicted OF the murder Of James
Fisk, for new trial.
The North German Government Is
looking for one @. o. CLAWS, charged
with sWindling large number Of Ger
mans, by selling them worthless bonds,
and western lands on representation that
the bonds were valuable investments, and
the lands were eligibly located and fast
increasing In value,
The District Attorney says II Is not
true that the Grand Jury had found In
dictments against the late District Attor-
ney Gsrvin and Joseph B. Young, or q
new indictment against Tweed.
Two negroes were killed and i've
wounded at Kegport, New jersey, yes
tcrday by the falling ofs frame building
Specie shipments today wee SlS2 600.
Charles BaDgert, aged eleven, and his
mother were arrested to-day. The boy
testified that he had repeatedly attempted
to poison his father, at tho instigatlon OF
his mother. His father and mother be-
long In Brooklyn, but have not lived to-
gether for some time.
New YoRK, June G.-Judge Suther-
land states that he has seen a telegram
announ ling that the Court OF Appeals has
given It's decision In the case 'otAStokes,
affirming the judgment OF the Supreme
Court.
In the city court Of Brooklyn yesterday,
Mrs. Mary Lee recovered a verdict Of
$4292S against VIM. Young and others.
Action was brought to recover money
loaned the wholesale clothing house Of
VIM. Young 6 Co., doing business in
New York and St Louis. The firm be-
came bankrupt q few years ago and Mrs,
Lees husband was member OF the firm,
end defendant claimed that the money
she said she loaned the firm was put In as
capital.
The annual regatta, of the New York
Yacht Club was. postponed until to'mor-
row. Twenty ystchts started In the race
to-day, but the lack ofWind and unfavor-
able tide prevented them from making
the race In the stipulated time.
John E. Simmons was taken to court
Of Oyer and Terminer to-day for ar
raignment on the charge Of the murder Of
Nicholas r. Duryer, but the court having
adjourned ho was returned to the Tonbs.
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The Survivors Of the Hail Arctic EX.
pedltIon,

The arrival OF the steamer Frolic with
The survivors OF Captain Halls polar e1-
peditioD Is daily expected at the Wash
,ngtOn Maynard. The Secretary Of the
Navy has given orders that the officers
aud men Of the Polarls on board the Frolic
shAl not be allowed to speak withany body
until they shall arst have had On Inter
view with the Secretary. That official is
%, at all satisfied with tho numerous
statements already published puporting
70 give the story Of tho wreck OF tho Po'
.riS. He proposes to ascertain, If posi-
ble, the truth from Captain Tyson and the
men who are with him. To this end the
Secretary will subject each man TO a
sparate examination, 80 that no one
kIl know what his comrade re-
Lls, Secretary Robinson, who Is
lhWyer thinks this will be the best way
breach the truth. There Is q suspicion
hGt CAPTAIN Hall was the subject OF ioul
p.Ay, and that there was mutiny on board
he ePolAris. The ship was under the rule9
nd regulations OF the Navy, and should
hsppeGr that the Suspicious entertained
He well founded, the offenders will be
tgOronsly punished. Wash. dispatch.