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/. 1t win surprise many % know that Geue-
raj WASHINGTON, whilst he was President pff
the United States, drew his salary befereIit
was due. ALExANDEK HAMILTON published
defence of the accounting officers FOR thus
paying It; and CosBErr; appended this foot
note: sitff, y fst .-.,s Fyatia teeeiy a#"
"This abstract establishes one unpleasant
aud embarrassing faet-to wit, that General
Washington, instead of refusing to accept o1
any salary (Which bis admirers have said
was the CASEY, actually toUerdreao his salary,
and had, from June, o1T90, to june, 1875,
constantly several thousands Of dollars !of
the public n,oneyin his hands. Whether he
really did let this money out at usurious In
terest, as it was asserted, will perhaps never
be known" gTsssr - "ssi -. 5
The New York World, which brings out
these facts, says that the last statement above
(ss to. lending the money out on usurious
INTEREST," was o libel. ,-.,...,....., =
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Richmond and Norfolk Steamship
Line. ". Z. PORTER, Agent.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on the cath instant, in Staunton, Va,
at the residence of the BRIDES father, by the Rev.
q. p. Strickler. w: T. YARBROGGH. OF Rich
W. S. McChesney, Of the above place. No cards.
Married. on Tuesday the 24th instant, by Rev. j.
G. Dinwiadfe at the residence Of the brides father.
near Orange Courthouse, Va, Mr.. S SAM9uEMLM a.
RANDOLPH, second daughter Of MIR. John r.
Bland. ... ''t1
The Southern Churcrman will please copy. ST..
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DEATHS.

Died on the 2ath instant, at "a A. NJ, after lin
eering illness WILLIAM o.. eldest son OF the late
James Nesbit In the thirtyseSenth year OF MS age
Baltimore Sun, New York and Grass Valley pa
pers please copy. =
Fell asleep In Jesus, June 2Oth 1873, al her resi-
dence, In Manchester, Mrs. MARY A. E: THOMAS,
In her ffty-fth yelr wife of the late John Thomas
She leaves nine children and many friends TO mourn
their loss. .... -... =
The Lord gave and the Lord hath taken away.
Chicago Tribune please copy.
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Fire in the Mountains"

Fires, as usual ut this season, are blazing
in many forests. and mountains, unless
checked by recent rains. New York city is
cloudcd with smoke from distant woods,
and western forests are iIlumined at night by
raging fires. The Virginia forests have not
thus far, as we have heard, been fred In
the middle Of June there is generally q dry
period, during which the winter leaves in
the large woods are fired, sometimes by wag-
goner>' camp-fres being blown about, or by
hunters, or mischieyous boys, and often by
cottasers and gaziers in the mountains, that
the grass may spring up after the leaves are
burned to afford grazing for cattle. These
fires sometimes do great deal of damage,
destroying fencing and crops and barns,
and occasionally dwelling-houses. u, Indeed,
the peril in the mountains is such that the
inhabitants are forced to great efforts and
not little strategy to protect themselves.
1t is quite edifying to see mountaineerifght
fire. A low-countryman does not begin to
dream OF the art and cunning that are
brought to bear upon fire by an eXpe.
rienced mountain woodsman. Looking
upon d raging fire travelling rapidly tow yards
fencing and houses, the lowlander would
see no hope of saving them, but few noun
taineers in short time will head off the
flames and save the property. He could,
after such leat, think them hardly less than
heroes.
One Of the grandest scenes man CAN be-
hold in a lifetime is mountain range on
fire. You see the long line full of fiery
tongues that lap up the leaves and well!dried
timber, now and then mounting many feet
high, shedding light over many miles, and
fighting up the tall peaks Of neighboriDg
mountains. Whenever what is called
"light'ood" in old Virginia is struck by
the fire of course there is great flame, as
though the flames were being lighted on
their way. This " light'ood " is the heart of
dead pine, which lies on the ground for
years without decaying, being preserved by
the rosin that's ia it. Remarkable objects in
the sea of fire are the tall, dead trees on fire.
The flames climb to their tops, and they
stand like martyrs among trees doomed to
death by fire. Their limbs stand out In the
expression Of agony and invocation.
For long hours the close observer may
find in such sight matter of interest and
study. ,. F" t.r. g.
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LOST. sTRAYED. dc.

NERO LOST.-The black dog NERO,
In with four white feet, end Of his tail white,
white ring around his neck, white face and nose.
fe rest black. He left my buggy at Major Graham 3
0d1ce door in Manchester the operatives rushed
TO their ainner. Five dollars Will be paid to the
party delivering this dog to MAJOR GRAHAM,
Manchester Fnctory, or ut eho Virginia House,
Grace street, Richmond' Je.9-Tk
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GETTYSBURG KATALYSINE WA
"a TER.-The United States Dlspensatory, the
authorized record of our siateria Medica, classes
this water with the most renowned alkaline or car
donated springs of Europe 1t far excels any other
known In its selfpreserving properties !tdoes not
deteriorate by bottliEg and Keeping. 1t has never
been claimed Tor any other mineral water the power
to dissolve the urateS, so-caed chalk formations
In the body or on the limbs aud joints This the Get
tysburg Katalysine Water has done In hundreds OF
instances. GOVT, RHEUMATISM, NEURAL GIA, DYs-
PEPSIA. GRAVEL. DIABETES. KIDNEY and URINARY
DISEASES generally have yielded to its influence IL
has restored MUSCULAR POWER to the paraiyt1c,
cured ABDOMINAL 'DRoPSY, and given healthy &C
ton to the TORPID LIVER. 1t has cured CHRONIC
DIARRIIGA, PILES, CONSTIPATION, ASTHMA, Ca
TARRH, DISEASES OF THE SKIN, GENERAL DEB1LI.
TY and NERVOUS PROSTRATION from MENTAL and
PHYSICAL EXCESSES. ALI these by the bottled wa
ter. 1t Is powerful antdote for EXCESSIVE EAT
ING or drinking. IL cOrrects the stomach, promotes
digestion, and relieves the headalmost h1fhedlately.
Pamphlets containing history Of the Spring, re-
ports from eminent physicians and medlca! writer's,
marvellous and well-attested cures and tesimontas
from distinguished citizens, viii be furnished and
sent by mail OH application to .-,.
WHITNEY BROTHERS, General Agents,
81 227 south Front street. Philadelphia va.
GETTYSBURG SPRING COMPANY.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO. and drug
gists generally. my 7-eou3m
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@- THE KLAsTERFRAU (NUN) CO.
IOsEE, Atwood,s CNew York. Cologne, all the
German Fariha Colognes, Wagner's Coeinish Was
ser, Belle Cologne, and other Toilet Waters sold by
L. WAGNER, Druggist,
+, je 2s-2ts Sixth and Broad streets.
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PUBLIC DocuMENTs.-We return thanks to
Hon. j. W. JOHNSTON and Hon. JOHN 7. HAIR
RIs for valuable public documents. ~s:
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IsrEaEsTfso CASE III ly]s slas .',e
limited States District ourts Portland,
Maine. ,sst Monday, a |tion dismissed9
which asked thas8be EtlanaSY ateis Sosns.
nanys should Be adjddicted bankraps.
Judge Fox, who Dismissed It, holds that the
only, perscnsrto whom the commercial
,asnerS clause pertains are brokers, ner.
chants, Traders, inaniifaet aiffess, and miners.
OsscSuFse, thefefo4e, d water eis55mpahy collla7
not be. adjudged, bankrnpts under u. dne
case will be taken toNthe United states ~
cult Court on q writof error. 1t Is al ipi'
norfant one. y Y t1-H I
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REPRESENTATIONS fHAIR DYE

na~ BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE
This splendid HAIR DYE is the best in the worid
The only TRUE and perfect dye Harmless, reliable,
and instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridicu-
lous ,tilts or unpleasant odor. Remedies the Ill
effects Of bad dyes and washes. Produces imne-
;diately superb black or natural brown, and leaves
the hair clean, SOFT, and beautiful. The genuine
signed w. A.BATCHELOR. Sold by all druggists.
.r CHARLES BACHELOR,
re so-eod Proprietor, New York.
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RANK STATEMENTS.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
~ THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK OF
RICHMOND. VA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSI-
NESS JUNE l3, 1873. ,s,
s.. o, RESOURCES. ~
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,c='.. @ECFAIeSgOTxEEs.
AYSjRIT1 PRESCRIPTIONS.

49, " AsaAsz1os ..~-..-..
NARA VOLTS PRESCRIPTIONS.
ea4 Es.se--- 49,
srfie .success zof tilgSs. UNIVERSITY MEDI-
CINEae'is uIfDatalleI6x n the hstpry OF medicine.
Piacad4 pops5Ar form before tAepeoplc 1--WE years
ngo, they DIRE Silently notwithstanding the practice
OF phySiC In AulEstca.
Their remarkable curative properties arise from
their being prepared by the new chemical process
of PROGRESSION scoTTs termed ssteans- Htration y
which The therapeutic power OF any
creased hundred fold over those manufactured ID
the usual manner.
Dr. Scott Thc Is University Medienes hre be-
auring a great name throughout the South. a. dtnr
Of T ssss Is 5asih he e
he was nearly cured. friend's child had han,
dred spasrns day None OF our physicians spsa
cured them. ". IARDI,
5iTi - 'ss,'Shf oa8 with NJ. g. Fowler q Co.
The originals Of letters similar to the above may
he seen at the principal Office, No. 8 University
Place, New York city and agencies. ]. -, .,,
and Main streets. te a-Iu&Ft'eZ8 2
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8AL seTICz9
q n NR 6 1 NJ It'll ESMU I'D 81 Al
D ,MAasssh, IssuEAsoa eoMrAEN
or. NEW YORK
TRUSTEES:

ASSETS, 90 * e 49, siS
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MEETINGS.

WILLIAM AND MANY oohhheh'
The annual Convocation of the Visitors and Coy
ernor of William and Mary College VIII 6e neld IN
O'Clock, p. NJ. A full attendance Is earnestly re-
quested, as business of importance VIII he tEans-
acted. " oAMEo LII ONE,
lie 2e-3tawtd rector.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF HENRICO-sS.:
% A. Glover, cashier of the First National Bank
of Richmond, Va do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true TO the best of my knowledge and
belief s. A. GLOVER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day
of June, 1873. VIM L: ALLEN,
'.- ...- Notary Public
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AZ WAGNER'S PREMIUM YEAST
POWDERS are the best, the most economical, and
cheapest in market. Give them the preference.
For sale by druggists and grocers. je 2s-2t"
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/ 4 IhO01
N. l.. McCREApy, $50, TOWNSEND ScUDDER, 4
JAMES, FREELANp, SAMUEL l.. HAhR' n
SAMUEL WnLETS, BRYCE GRAY, -nfs /
ROBERT k.TAyLoR, u i. EpGERTos, st85 | 4,
WILLIAM T. FROST, HENRY B. KIMHARDr, .
WILLIAM WATT, e.. .JoBN 8. WILLIAMS,
EJANEs q, FrsH, III sCHARLEs DIXON,
JOHN ID. WOOD, ssH PkUbNs sPofFeRD'
GEO. W. HENSINGs,E jAsfEs DouGLAsH
fssSnY RyRz.4 ~ ,ss-.ss WILLIAM NELSON. JR,
JOSEPH SLAQaytsR 4 'HAHRoLD DoLLShh'
EDWARD MERRITT, tn JOSEPH w ILhETs,
DANIEL T. WILLETTs, FRANCIS HATHAWAY
EL1wooD WALTER, AARON L Z. REED Fed.
D. GOLDEN MURRAY, ,,-,,i,,..r ,..,g ;,,,,
ELWooD WALTER, President; aEo :
ARCH,D 6. MONTGOMERY, JR., $50"
t5a3{r st's i.- sls.HI.a Vice-President;
ALANsON ". HEGEMAN, }.3
,2aft Second vice-President;
G. j. DEsPARD, Secretary.
The undersigned having been appointed Genera
AGENTS for the State Of Vsrgiata Of the above first
class, ibtral and p-ompt-pdytng Marine Conn
pany, are prepared TO take Marine and Inland Navi
CATION risks on merchandise freight, and halls Of yes
sells to all paris OF the u2rld upon the most iiberd
terms and respectfully solicit the patronage OF ti'
public. s.,. rraatzf' 81 t,rt. 81. - 4
Policies issued making loss payable In gold, or III
sterling, at the office Of the company's bankers, IL
Liverpool, If desired 4. ..rs- q
THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND & SON,
$50 No. I north Tenth street
ie 27-lm "a ..s (Shafers Building).
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OFFICE OF THE SHILLINGER
ARTIrIcIAL-sToNE PAVEMENT
FOR THE f&.tF III
STATE OF VIRGINIA, =
No. s12 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, "

: NO. 71< MAIN 5IhE1I, hIOfi1uo1SDf W.
We are now prepared 10 lay down the above.
named pavement 10 the most artistic manner and
cost far less Than that of tagging. We will also lay
cOirt-yards AREAS, cellars OF houses floors of sta
bIes. &c using The celebrated English Portland &C.
met, thereby insuring great durability entire free
dom from dust, smoothness of surface, and beauty
OF filiish, Co U = ~ = : ~ -
Parties Wishing the above work done will please
apply ,as this is the most suitable time
Pof the year 10 have the work done IN. 81. !
County rights for SALE tFE.t f.
Orders received at the Office, DIG Main street.
je S-3m - & Il .res4ast j. r TER EsIrS q M
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THOMAS BALMER & CO.,
IMPORTERS,
1917 CARY ST X T. EFT. .,.
offer complete assortment OF hSC1 ek''t-
RIES and WINES, including
PEEK FREaN CRACKERS,
ALBERT BISCUITS. .,..
LEA &PERRINS'S WORCESTERSHIRE sAttt'
COLMaS'S MUSTARD,
COIE'S SELATINE,
MACARoSI.
MORToS'S ENGLISH PICKLES,
CANNED TOMATOES,
CANNED PEACHES,
WISSLOwS CORN,
BASES ALE, bottled By Hilbert:
ALLsOP'S ALE, bottled by Hilbert;
,g GUISSESS'S PORTER, bottledbH uipgfrt'
O.. GUINNESS PORTER, bottled by BURKE
HESSESSY BRANDY,
YsASSI SHERRY,
..s HANGERS MOUNTAIN WHISKEi, ,
BRASpEROURG TABLE OIL. Hps
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ngLES. HORSES. dc.

DOCKS OF SUBSCRIPTION to sh E Saiik
I'D tai stock OF the RlCHMONin, Nh, Ia ,,,nc,i "a
TnihSpAYthe sth July, 1875 % lhs opss S ~ ID 10
ESIjiIC ESQ. in the city of Rtchmeh9 s sHsS..s
Kent oi,en for ten days thereafter "
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Tor RENT, a DESIRABLE BIZ C so"Diy. ga
l. TRY RESIDENCE, In rom shswk station. on
Richmond and railroad % bsso 9oa a s,seds
ns ,a,,,1,,, Grove and attached is orchard OF
fp, trees with garden with vegetables OF the usual
variety growing. such potatoes and onions. ready
sor na This property Is for rent by the month Is
In good neighhorhood; good water, and very
healthy, and we'll snited TO persons DESTROYS Of
spending the summer In tic country. 2r
f>',.'-e n nj. LEE,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
iaII 1Oli Main street.
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RICHMOND JUNE 28, 1881 hereby
~ caution any one TO negotiate for NOTE given
py me for $40 to George W. Rose In constellation
ior horse which proves to he diseased and conSe-
qSatsy aoortheas, Us said note will not be Daid by
me. Je 37-2ta EDWIN WALLER.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICHMOND:
!, W. r. Quarles, cashier Of the. Planters Ma
tional Bank of Richmond, Va, do s0lemuy swear
that the above statement Is true 10 the best OF my
knowledge and belief. W. II. QUARLES, =.
Cashier. !,
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this o6th June,
1878. Ed. WARREN, n. L. -
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This arrangement is now In force Gu the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad. A. II. PERRY,
INV as-Im General Superintend dent
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$500 S. NJ. ROSENBAUM,
y. NJ. WILSON, r."
fe 27-It JOHN X. CHILDREI.

DEPQRT OF THE CONDITION OF
IL THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH
MOND. VA. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
lime IL, 1873. - IL
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EDITORIAL INKLINGS.

The Tax Levy.
- The Columbia correspondent of the
Charleston Neos and Courier, furnishes the
following as the substance of the bill, intro
duced in the House of Representatives on
Friday last, "to raise supplies for the fiscal
year commencing November 1st, 1S7S:"
"The aggregate is sixteen mills: seven for
general State purposes, four for deficiencies
Of last year, two for public schools, and three
for county purposes. The bill makes it a fel-
ony for any State officer to collect any tax
other than that named in the bill. There is
nothing said about the interest on the public
debt. The tax is to be paid in gold, silver,
United States currency, national bank notes,
or bills receivable. There is no mention of
the certificates of Indebtedness or bills Of the
Bank of the State"
The State Bank Bills.
- The Columbia U,sion.Herald has re-
ceived copy of the decision of the Supreme
Court of the United States in relation to the
bills of the Bank of the State The following
is the concluding paragraph, which contains
the decree or mandate of the Court in the
premises:
Upon the whole case, we are clear that the
Judgment must he reversed, and mandamus
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THE SPANISH SLAUGHTER.
FURTHER DETAILS.

A Havana despatch of the 18th says that
on the 9TH instant, the captain and thirty-six
of the crew of the steamer Virginius were ex-
ecuted at Santiago de Cuba, and that on the
next day twelve more of the Cuban volunteers
on the same vessel were shot. Commenting
upon these acts, the Voice of Cuba, Havana
paper, says editorially:
"We are as humane as anybody-more so
than many who are ostentatious with profess
sions of philanthropy-but we cannot do less
than approve of the energy displayed toward
all rebels, and particularly toward those
whom the fllibustering steamer Firginius
brought to make more bloody war in Cuba.
The court martial for the trial of those cap
tured on the Virgiuius is still in session, work.
ing with all possible despatch. Amongst the
crew and disguised as fremen, were lgnacio,
Alfero, Rosa, Arce, Varona, Castellanos,
Pineda, Mola Coitel and other persons of i'm
portance Captain Fry was manifestly aware
of the object Of the expedition and the nature
of the cargo which he was tempted to take
charge of by large sums of money offered him,
thinking that there were SO chances in 100 of
his landing in safety. 1t is thought that this
will be the final efort of the insurrectionists.
The captain and crew were shot by squad OF
marines in the public square, Twelve of the
insurgents were shot in front of the slaughter
house WALL"
The Constancia, another Havana journal, in
the interest of the Spanish authorities, says:
"No matter how much our country has fallen
in the last five years, the Spanish people have
not become degraded to such an extent, as to
be frightened by those who might have to pay
dear for their temerity and iusolence, in the
event Of intervention"
The affair has created great excitement in
England, and the British Government has
instructed its Consuls at Havana and Santigo
de Cuba to watch the proceedings against the
captives of the Virginius, as it is reported that
one of them is subject of Great Britain.
The London journals comment at length upon
the executions, and all of them express the
hope that the action of the Spanish Govern
ment will be avenged by the United States.
The London Times says if England is called
upon TO act, in consequence of the execution
of any of her own subjects, there is no reason
why she should not acknowledge the indepen-
dence of Cuba-especially if the act would
check such outrages. 1t recommends the
adoption of that line of policy by the United
States. Other English journals in the
opinion that Spain is powerless to enforce
reparation, and that the United States may
possibly be compelled to interfere, even though
reluctant to do so.
The London News says: "The execution of
the Virginius captives has virtually decided
the fate of the island" In that city the
Spanish loan has reached the lowest figures in
the stock market.
In New York the Tammany Hall Commit
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NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.

|
The Legislature assembled in Raleigh
last Monday.
Miss Nancy Hillard, we'll known as q
clearinghouse keeper at Chapel Hill, died
in that place on Saturday morning last
The Raleigh Ne,us says the proposed sub
scription to the Chester and Lenoir railroad
has been voted down in Catawba county.
In consequence of ill health, Rev. j
Monroe Anderson has resigned his connection
with Davidson College.
The county Jail of Halifax county, was
destroyed by fire on the night of the 9th in
slant. One prisoner, Bill Peele, who is sup
posed to have fired the building, was burnt
to death.
The contract for grading the railroad
between Fayetteville and Florence, S. c., has
been given to responsible parties, and the
road will be pushed forward as rapidly as
possible.
The Wilmington Journal learns that
nearly all the grading on the Carolina Central
railway between Wadesboro and Charlotte, is
now completed and ready for the iron rails
The iron is about being shipped from Phila
delphia for this extension Of track, and it is
thought the road will be completed to Char
lotte by the 1st of next May.
This little Grange story comes from the
Milton Chronicle: An old farmer lying seri'
ously i'll at his residence in this county, was
urged by his neighbors, who were sitting up
with him, to call in minister to pray tor
him. "To pray for me! No, sir, am an
original Granger and do not want any mid
die man between me and Almighty God"
u. S. Commissioner Eastman, who caused
the arrest of Hon. w. A. Smith, at Morgan
ton, some time ago, has been removed from
office by Judge Dick, who investigated the
case at the recent term of the U. S. Circuit
Court in Asheville. The Judge was strong
in his denuuciation of United States Commits
sioners travelling around and hunting up evil
dence in matters to be tried by them.
- In alluding to the counterfeiting cases on
trial in the United States Court at Asheville,
the Erpositor Of the 18th says: "United
States Us. ]. P. Horton, Jacent Hyatt, David
Wood6n, of Yancey; the bill ignored and
defendants discharged. United States Us. IL.
c. Edney, of Buncombe bill ignored and de-
fendant discharged. United States Us. -
Freeman, of Madison county bill ignored and
the defendant discharged. United States Us.
Amanda Birchfeld acquitted by a jury. The
case of the United States Us. j. S. Hyde, j. l..
Loving, A. NJ. Cable and others, is on trial
for conspiracy to pass counterfeit bills. The
case is not concluded as we 60 to press, but
is likely to become tedious and important
case, involving as it does, the entire proof OF
the combination to pass this counterfeit
money.
On Thursday last the United States Mar.
shall served on David A. jenkins, Esq, Treas
urer of the State of North Carolina, an in
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coast of Cuba, so that if the Virginus was
first discovered in Cuban waters, and succeed
ed in making her escape on the high seas,
was overhauled by the Spanish gunboat out
side of neutral waters, then it will be for the
Spanish Government to indemnify the owners
of the vessel for any injury they may sustain.
But it is the belief here that the Virginius
has forfeited her right to sail under the
American flag, and the term 'filllbuster is
only considered at the State Department as
an euphemism for pirate"
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The Murkpille Guquirer.
YORKVILLE, S. c.:
THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. 30. 1878,

How to Order the Enquirer.-Write the name
of the subscriber very plainly, give ostotfice,
county and State in full, and send the amount OF
the subscription by draft or post-office money
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