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Warranted un,ler oath never to have failed to
cure. 2S,500 Certificates or testimonials OF cure,
including Rev. O. II. Ewing, Media, Pennsylvania;
Rev. Joseph Beggs Falls Of Schuylkill, Philadel
phia; the wife or Rev. J. B. DAVIS, Htghtstown,
Philadelphia; Doctor Jennings and Doctor Walton
Philadelphia; Hon. v. Greeley, member Con
gress from Philadelphia; Hon. Judge Lee, Gam
den. New Jersey; ex-senator Stewart, Baltimore
others Warranted to cure or money refunded
II. Go. CAULIER, Agent,
'ulyI-Iyr Charleston. So.
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EoR LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAILS. !

3 STEAM COMPANY ;liC : .. z
Will dispatch one Of their nrst-class, EE2He
full power Iron Screw Steamships from X8i&3&
PIER No. 46 N. R., EVERY WEUNEAp4Y, =
Csuin Passage $50, gold. 2 Ssssi&-
Steerage Passage (Ohlce No. % Broadway $40,
currency. q
For Freight or Cabin Passage, apply to =
WILLIAMS GUI0N,
NO. 63 Wall street, N. 7. &
N. B.-Thlough Bills Lading 20 Liverpool issuei
by the Charleston and New York Steamers, which
make close connection with the above line.
For particulars and rateTo Frelghtapply 70 2
JAMES ADGEH d co., q
WAGNER, RUGER. d Co..
mayo Or WIN. A.. .COURTENAf 49,
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EOR GARDNER's UFF,
AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE PEE.
DEE RIVER VIA GEoRGETowN.

At the request OF Shippers the rK~A
Steamer PLANTER, Captain J. R9s.511silS
mediation Wharf THIs DAY, the 6tt instant, and
leave O.NIGHT
Freight must be prepaid. '-z Vst4 zz,z
Should tue River be low, Freight will be- trans.
ferred TO the Light DraftSteamersSWsn. - e.
For Freight or Passage apply to Captain on
board, or TO RAVENEL, HOLMES q co.,
apr5 No. 80 East 2ay
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Mr.. M. 8. VALENTINE, Richmond. Va.
CHARLESTON. 8. O., September II, 1872.

CHARLBsToN, 8. O., September II, 1872.
Mr.. II. s. VALENTINE:
Dear Sir-I have made quite an extensive trial
OF your "Meat Juice'' during the past summer,
di. e ises incident TO infancy and childhood, 80
familiar to our Southern physicians. The trial
has resulted 10 preference for your 'Meat
Juicen above all the EXTRACTS which have hlther-
to used. SO far, iG has Iully come up to all that
has been claimed for IL, and II its preparation Ia
conducted with the same care, and the purity OF
the materials maintained as heretofore, have
no doubt its use Will oe greatly extended.
Very respectfully your obedient servant"
r. N. ROBERTSON. III. D.,
Professor or Gynecology and Clinical Obstetrics
In the Medical College OF the state Of South
Carolina. -
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DR.. 8. Barunb, of Camden. 8. G.. writes:
81 am using Valenune's Meat Juice with excel.
lent effect In the case OF child, who is exceed
ingly fond Of 1t, while he positively refuses al
other food"
fresh supply OF the Meat Juice Just received
and for sale, wholesale and retail, by
DR.. q. BAER,
No. 1sl Meeting street, Charleston.
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Receipts per Railroad April 4.
sourH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

571 bales cotton, II bales goods, 500 bbls 1our,
cars stocs. To Railroad Agent. Oampsen co,
E Willis W u Bird d co, h Butler Son, U
Follin Son. Brewer & Kohnke, WAGNER, Mon
sees co. Quackenbush, EsLlll 4 CO. O'Neill,
Sterfens Werner d Ducker, 81 Sllcox. cant.
WELL Macqueen, Trenholm, Claussen.
II Blschon & CO, Street Bros d CO, W Courtney
d CO, Bollmann BROS, W Smith & co. Wlss CO,
Mulligau, Sloan q Siegn. .ous, sharp. A
Salinas, smith, W bowling, W W Smith.
W B Williams Son, Shacke!rord Il Kelly, Prin
lle Son, Pelzer, Rodgers q CO.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
A bales cotton, 13s bbls rosln, 13 bbls spirits
turpentine, 2i0 bushels rough rice, cars lumber,
mdse, dc. 10 VIM Johnson. n, 81 B CO, s
Whllden Jones. E yelling, N E R Agent,
Walsh, O'Neill, W & Ryan. ] Meyer,
Railroad Agent, d Cooper, Bardin. Parker q CO.
= U RRA Agent, Martin & Mood. n Fredsberg,
J E Adger 4 co, Marshall co, Ryan
WAGNER, Monsees d co, Adams, Damon d co,
Frost & CO. P Smith. Kinsman Howell, W
q Dukes q CO. Bee co, Howard Bro, T., 7 7
liams co. Caldwell Il Son, Reeder Davis
Uosgrove, Bart & co, II Triest Wieters
y Lie6enrood, E GlObes, D Talmadges' sons,
and others.
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Iruas at DhGlesale.
pIMPLES ON THE FACE,

BLACKHEADS AND F f s n W OR 8,
U.e PERRY'5 IMPORTED COINED )EE AND
PIIPLE REMEDY-the Great Skin Medicine.
Prepared only by DR.. B. O. PERRY, Dermatolo.
gist, No. 40 Bond street, New York. At whole.
sale by DOWIE, NOISE d DAVIS, and retail by
every Druggist In Cha rles' on and ell through
the south. apr5.tutns3no8
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL, April 4.
Arrived, Royal Standard, Naomi, Nile. uuoron-
make, from New orleans; Geneva, J Dufrus,
from Charleston; Bard, from Galve,tcn.
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
The schr B ] Hazzard Brewster, for George.
town. y q, cleared at New York, April j.
The schr Eagle, from Georgetown. 8 q, for
Kennebunk, Ne. arrived at Vineyard Baven,
March 81.
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Drnas. GheMlrals, or.
MEDICINE AND FOOD COMBINED.
VALENTINES MEAT JUICE.
TESTIMONY OF CHARLESTON PHYSICIANS.

This valuable preparation, recently discovered, +,
has been extensively tested here and throughout
the country during the past summer, and has
fully merited the character claimed for 1t.
Each bottle contains the juice OF four pounds OF
the best betf, exclusive OF fat.
Mr.. Valentine, the patentee and proprietor OF
this preparation, has in his possession numerous
testimonials from The best aud most experienced
physicians of The land. Among them the follow.
Ing are presented to the readers Of TIE NEWS,
who will need no further assurance Of the quality
and efficacy Of the article here offered:
CHARLESTON. 8. O., September 20, 1872.
Dear Sir-Some time ago had the honor TO re-
ceIve by express specimens or your "Meat Juice''
for trial. / have not thus far acknowledged your
kind communication for the simple reason that
never certify TO things OF which know nothing.
have, In the meantime, tested your "Prepara.
tiOn, fully and cautiously, and the result OF my
experience has been, that In all cases where sup:
poit Is demanded, whether In the teething child
or the adult worn down by disease, your '.Prepa.
ratlonn has, under my observation, proved far
more efdcacious than all the farrsgO Of farlna.
ceous articles and so.caled extracts, which often
DO more harm than good.
am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
f. GEDDINGS, N. D.
Mr. M q VIIENrrNR Rlchmond Va
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The ASHLAND, Captain Hunter,is appointed
to sail fr. u Browns Wharf on SATURDAY., 9th OF
APRIL at u O'Clock Ne. making close connections
and thence by Rail to all the NEW ENGLAND
COTTON MILLS. No carriage anywhere nthls
great (,otf0n RnIlte .f.i- 'SI &C. z >: y Ell
For freight engagements appiyto s. q .iseahI,
WIN. sCOURTEE2Y, xIent, =
anr6 j Corner East Bay and Yendne Range.
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OgPSlw. ~ I X1GY 9
NOR LIVE DOL

EOR LIVERPOOL.
The Clipper Iron Bark "TIBER,H - clssBed H.
Underwriters Registry for Iron Vessels, D. Lewis,
Commando :, having large portion Of he. cargo
engaged, and going on board, will have dispatch
for the above port. For balance room. apply 70
HENRY OARD,l;.
mch27 Atlantic Wharf.
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NR. FILTERS VEGETABLE RHEU.
MATIlSYRIP

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-17
CINCINNATI.
The Late Blshop McILvaine.

CINCINNATI, March 15.-The standing
committee OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church of this city met this afternoon In
tho presence OF Bishop Bedell. It was
informally resolved In behalf Of the
churches Of this city, to offer to take
charge of the funeral Of Bishop McIlvaine,
and bring the body here from Flor.
ence, Italy, for interment. Bishop Bedcll
conveyed the proposition to the family Of
the deceased in Clifton. Their answer Is
not yet made known. -.l
The Academy Of Medicine tonight
passed q resolution forbiding members,
not regular life insurance physicians,
from issuing certificates Of health to their
own patients, except with the consent OF
the patients and upon payment Of five
dollars by tho lie insurance companies
benefited. g
Rain here this afternoon. High gale
this afternoon.
CINCINNATI, March 18-The funeral
Of Judge q. II. Leavitt, late Of the United
States District Court Of Southern Ohio,
will take place hero In the Seventh Pres
bYterian Church tomorrow at two o'clock
Pm. .|.. .... =
The Protestant Episcopal Churches Of
this city were drsped in mourning In
memory Of Bishop McIlvaine.
A special to the Enquirer says the
National Hotel at Mansfield, Ohio, owned
and kept by John McNamara, was de-
stroyed by fire this morning. Marlin
Kaines, stranger, lodging in the hotel,
perished In the flames. His body was
burned to a crisp. The building was in.
sured IN the ROYAL, Of Liverpool. 4
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The Irish University Bill.

The NesO York Post furnishes the fol-
lowing explanation touching the measure
whose defeat has led to the resignation of
tho Gladstone ministry:
at looked 10 lhe establishment OF an
Irish College which should be entirely
non sectarisu; Dublin University and the
Queens University were to be abolished,
and in their stead created the IriFh Nat
tIonaI University, which would confer Its
degrees upon the students Of all colleges
throughout Ireland, or upon any student
who would pass It's examination, no mat
ter where he studied. To carry out this
scheme fully Trinity College had TO be
remoddelled and its vast state endow-
ments re.adjustcd, 80 far as to servo ma
tional purposes.
This plan would seem to meet tho real
requirements OF oil classes, as 1t left the
degrees open TO all cOmers who would
pass strict examination. But this IS
not what the Roman Catholic Bishops
have demanded. They want an exclusive
university for themselves, into which they
would then compel Catholic young men
10 enter, instead OF Trinity College, or
Cork, Belfast, or Galway colleges. The
Protestant Nonconformists, however, Of
England, ireland and Scotland will sup
poFt MIR. Gladstone's measure, and, In the
end, obtain success. The bishops would
rather leave Trinity College and the pres
ent universities Just as they are, and OBJ
tain for themselves sectarian institution
They have already protested against Dir.
Gladstone's enlightened and expansive
plan, and they will endeavor to defeat
It, even II It should overthrow the
Gladstone ministry, which has done 80
much ior Ireland and IRISH Catholics"
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THE LATEST NEWS.

Donald Robertson, Of Queenstown, q
prominent railroad contractor and ship
owner, died Friday. IrN
-Comodore W. K. Lstimer, OF the
United States Navy, died at Baltimore
Saturday morning. T Hs
The Constitutional Commission Of
New York, adjourned Slne die, Saturday.
Judge Leavitt, late United States dis.
trict Judge Of the Southern District Of
Ohio, died at Springfield, Ohio, on Satur-
day morning.
-James P. Miner. late acting collector
Of Internal Revenue OF the 9th Maryland
district, charged with missppropriating
public moneys, has been committed 70
Jail, his former bondsman having declined
to become further security.
-Four prisoners escaped from the
county jail at Auburn, N. Y, Friday
evening by knocking down the jailoI
who was about to lock them up for the
night. They arc Albert E. Perry, eX'
convict horBe.thief, burglar; Chas Stan
hope, ex,convict, sneak thief; Sylvester
Prime, colored, burglar; and Abraham
Benson. They were awaiting the action
Of the grand Jury. The jailor Is serious
ly injured. -, .---
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AN OLD RELIC came into our posses
sion yesterday, being q way-bill Of the
"Good Intent line from Wheeling, Viz
giniA, 10 Frederick, Maryland" The way.
bill Is printed on q coarse sheet OF paper,
about 14x16 inches, and Is dated April %,
1880. "OppoSltion" forms prominent
lIno at tho top. The time OF departure
from Wheeling was o'clock, and from
the record upon the margin Of the bill
Washington, Pennsylvania, was reached
at2:lO, Uniontown at sos, Little Cross.
InVs at $50, and Cumberland at 1925
Tho passengers on this trip were MessrS.
Hiupie, Blow, Gardner, Brown, Shobe,
Bowen, Mccartney, Highlands, BeVsnB
and Swopc. The fare from Wheeling 10
Frederick was $l2; the total for the trip
footed up Sl5 Receipts Of money along
tho line are acknowledged by N. Griffith,
Lewis SweItzer, W. J. Slicer, per E. T.
s, and Jos. Grave. On the bottom Of
the bill Is foot note stating that "a
Saddle and Bride (the saddle covered
With Blue Cloth) went down on tho coach
yesterday. Landlords and agents Will
please take some pains In finding
them, and send them back 10 the care o.
Mr.. Cessna" On the top OF the way bill
isa line to the effect that IA letter for
Joseph Walkers Frederick" accompa-
nicS the bill. Tho remarks In reference
to time arc signed by Il. Powell, J. Crack
ers, G. Hartman and John Cobb. The
topoI the bill Is ornamented by the cut
OF a coach drawn by four hores, full Of
passengers inside and out with the driver
Nourishiug whip OF style that would
delight tho soul OF the elder Weller What
AcOntrast between the days OI SO and
'73 3-Cumberldnd Times.
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Robberv of U, s. MaIIs..Fire.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, March 16.-1t has
transpired that the mails from st. Louis
to the East have been robbed several
times during the past two months $50, 900,
with drafts sent from here by the Third
Natianal Bank to the National Bank Of
Commerce of New York, on the night Of
January 3lst, failed to reach their desti'
nation but have not been presented since,
therefore the bank iS not loser. The mails
Of the 14th and 25th Of February, were also
robbed but 1t Is not known that any drafts
from here were presented or negotiated
until a few days ago, when information
came from Buffalo that dratt for $l5,-
900, issued by q bank here In favor OF ].
G. Ayres & Co., OF New York had
been presented tO an express company In
Buffalo with the name Of that firm forged
The forgery was not discovered till
after the draft had been paid. On receipt
of this information, Gen. Smith, Post
master, Immediately commenced an In.
vestigation, and ascertained that the
mail Of January 31st did not go through,
and that the mail box was robbed Of sew:
eral letters apparently between here and
Indianapolis. a.n aE. .Ua
There is no clue as yet TO tho robbers,
but special postoflce Detective Shortly Is
working up the matter. The payment Of
the draft is said to have been brought
about as follows Aman supposed TO be
engaged in these robberies came to Buf-
fslo, accompanied by lady dressed in
The height OF the fashion, whom he repre-.
sented as his wife, rented elegant apart
ments, formed business relations with an
express company, and sent several drafts
by this company for collection-one
for four thousand dollars on q
St Louis bank which was genuine,
and in this way gained the confidence ;of
the Company, who supposed him to be
wealthy. Il is understood that they
cashed the $15, 1000 draft for him upon his
entrusting II to them for collection In New
York.
The Quincy, Illinois, Agricultural
Works was burned last night with large
amount Of stock and some 200 corn plant.
ers. The loss was about go, 600; insured
Tor $S5, 900. 4l --,i.l :, VI B.
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Bellalre Items.

(From tho Independently
FIRE.-On Monday evening an alarm
Of FIRE brought out the people IN the
nejghborhood Of the B. & o. R. r. Shops.
1t was occasioned by the burning ol q little
tool.house owned by the company.
TIE Water Works e0gine. broke down
on Monday. The machinery appears to
be too light and permanent supply oI
water can hardly be expected until the
large engine is put In place.
Mr.. ALEX DuDoIs is the largest snb:
scriber TO the stock ofthc Bellaire Gas
Light & Coke Co. His name appears on
the books OF the company Tor $4,000.
Members Of Council feel Il dellcacy in sub'
scribing for st0ck-it would savor to much
oil Credit Mobilier.
BURGLARS visited several houses Oh
Monday night Mr.. johnson and DR..
Grafton on Belmont street, Nelson, Neal
and others on Water street, received the
attention Of tho providers. Nothing Of
any value was taken and no damage
done except the breaking of locks.
WITHIN the past week company for
the manufacture OF gas has been organ
lied. It will be designated the "Bellaire
Gas Light and Coke Company" Capital
stock, $4,000. Works to be completed
on or before July 4, 1873.
So FAR as we learn all the glass manu-
featuring establishments in town are do
Ing we'll. The Window Glass Works are
meeting with great encouragement, their
sales are much greater at this time than
the Company had reason to expect.
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PITTSBURGH, March Electromagnetic
rising slowly; the marks this evening in
dictate 2 feet Q inches OF water in the
channel. Rain fell during the greater
part of last night. Weather clear this
evening. Mercury 80. No departures.
Arrived, Carrie Brooks from Wheeling
CINCINNATI, March 18.-River 20 teet
and rising. Juniata expected : from
Pittsburgh.
ST. LOUIS, March 1e.-Rlyer rising
slowly. Weather clear and warm. The
Burlington papers say that the river
there and above, was never known to
break up 80 suddenly and with such II
volume of water. Tho river is high and
full ice, which Is doing great damage.
The lumbermen especially are suffering.
1t Is estimated that more logs and lumber
went down the river on Thursday last
than in all the spring openings for twenty
VeRrS.
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MISSOURI.
The Alleged Bribery In the LegiSla'

Inc AIIekeu bEAD6Ey IN Sn6 AeklSIHS
-.r. IuTe. 8 r
ST.. LOUIS, March 15.-In the alleged
bribery investigation at Jefferson City,
yesterday, after Mr.. Burger had given his
evidence Frank Hickox testified that in
a conversation with Burger about the in.
surance bill hG asked him II he would
take a 80 on 1t, and Burger replied he
would Il he could make anything out Of
It; Hickox said he had no doubt but that
II he Burger would work for the bill
hundred dollar bill would be dropped
some place where he could find It; Bur.
ger said he would not sell his vote, but II
q hundred dollar note was dropped where
he could find 1t he would work for It and
could influence ten men In It's favor; subse.
quently HiCkox told Burger no money
could be got for this bill as 1t had been
so amended its friends didn't care
whether It passed or not; witness had
no interest in the bill, not even knowing
any one In tho city working for It but
made an offer 10 Burger because from the
great interest manifested by outsiders the
suppositlon was, there was money in the
bill and could not strike the mine better
than to investigated Burger and he, Wit
ness, wanted some Of the apple pie him
self. Hickox said he had had previous
conversations with Burger about the
pending measures and the latter request
ed witness to keep lookout for bills that
had money in them and inform him.
Burger had furnished witness with test
members he said he could control and
the list produced, containing 90 names
marked with stars, daggers, dots, letters
and signs used by members OF the House
to availability OF members.
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COLUMBUS.


CoLUMBUs, March 15.-In the House
this morning bills were introduced TO 80
amend section 537 oil the Municipal Code
as TO extend from six months to one year
the time for the payment OF property ap.
propriated by authority OF cities, and
House bill 10 provide that the depositions
Of witnesses who may be imprisoned may
be taken in behalf of defendants.
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS.
The Republicans Of this county to-day
nominated Joseph R. Swan and John W.
Andrews as candidates for the Constitu-
tional Convention. Luther Donaldson
was nominated Tor Mayor.
Rev. L. A. Grimes, well known and
esteemed colored BGptist minister, died
suddenly last night at Philadelphia.
WIFE MURDER.
Chas. Clark murdered his wife Catha-
rine this morning by striking her with an
axe. He was arrested and committed.
He denies his guilt, but the circumstantial
evidence is against him.
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ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, March 15-Durlng the
debate in the House Of Representatives
L. E. Parson, who was the Speaker OF the
Court Room House said that the two
million bond bill passed by that body
was void because it had never received r
constitutional vote. Mr.. Hunter, another
member said tho bill was passed by II
House that had no quorum. Tho Legis.
lature has been in session four months
and there is no prospect of an adjourn
ment before April. The Civil Rights bill,
substantially thei as Mr.. Summers 8
bill, was killed in the house by 10 major.
ity. Tho House Is Republican. lie. Sal
emon is the special Agent for this State
1t has been kept profound secret here,
but his representations as to the intention
Of Alabama to pay her just debts are un.
deniably correct.
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MoUNDsvILLE ITEMS.

(From tho NAtI,nAl.)
Mr.. s. CATS has purchased. the saddle
and harness shop belonging to the r. g
St. Clair estate Tor $4O0, situated in th'
lower town.
COLLAR BONE BRoKEN.-A son Of Mr.
q. W. Rook, residing in the middle town
about four years of age, fell from chair
while playing about the room, on Satur-
day, and fractured his collar bone. Heia
now doing well.
TEARING AwAT.-The old stockade
that formerly was used tomake secure the
penltentiary convicts, has been demollsh-
cd, there now being no further need Of 1t.
Instead Of which, q fence inclosure is In
tended to be built, connecting the south
wing with the extremity OF the wall. The
new wall Is noble structure. The sub
stantial and coy guard.houses are q strtk:
ing contrast to the insignificant "boxes"
formerly in use.
(F.om tho DemoeTAL.)
A PORTION ofthe roof OF the house be-
longing 10 Rev. Housen Riggs, living on
Roberts Ridge, was blown of Sunday
last, during the hard wind storm.
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MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, March 16.-Angelo Marie
was yesterday sentenced to one year In
the penitentiary for robblDg the safe OF
the chief Of police. BE plead guilty with
the understanding that the numerous In
dictments against him should be quashed.
This, with the other sentence against him,
gives him four years. After this term he
will probably have TO snswer for his con-
nection with Bill Forester in the schcGler
diamond robbery at New Orleans. 4
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The Recent Disturbances at Lake
City, Florida.

SAVANNAH, Ga, March ia dispatch
says tho disturbances at Lake city, FlorI'
do, reported from there BY Col. Whitley,
originated With tho Reed faction Of Re.
publicans, who failed 70 secure office
from that government. The mob threat
ened TO Ku.klux the present Sppointees,
and fred several volleyS into their resi-
dences. The United etates Marshal as
sisted by the militia, arrested the ring
leaders, who were taken to Jacksonville,