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DEATHS.

.a DEATHS. -
Died, on the morning Of the 2lst of June, at 9
O'Clock, GRACE MIzABETH, the beloved and
aged twenty months and TWENTY-FIVE days. =, a..
THIS little bud, so young and fair, IL
Called forth by early doom, ,,"n -'.'.
just came 10 show how sweet flower ..s.
In Paradise could bloom. f.. .. ...
We lay thee in the silent tomb,
..r.-.s Sweet blossom of u day: srE ~"
We Just began to see the bloom t 3 E...
When thou vert called away. t.
take this little lamb said He,' '.. 80,
a) And fold 1t TO my breast: r5taF".. s.'
r. Projection 1t shall Hud In Me, fa.s,.. -.
In Me be ever blest. : =
s'-a *'t@~1*
No little head upon my breast q 80
No feet upon my knee; y SF.t..... y"
Dear Lord how could give up her ga
TO amy one but Thee. y
yering iilness, WILLIAM o., eldest SON Of the late
James Ncsbtt, in the trty-seyenthy year of his age
Fl at oock tie second ss
church The friends and acquaintances are re
specifically invited to attend without further notice.
Died, In Goochland county, on 18th Dune, 1873, Of
and Melile E. Sutton in the third year Of her age.
s.lle shall gather the lambs with his arm, and
carry them In his BOSOM" -. ;csj 0srr
Died, in Manchester, on Tuesday, oath instant.
EDWIN T.HANeoCk. IN the forty-six,h year of
His funeral will take place from his late residence,
II Of he
family are respectfully invited to attend 4 +
youngest SON of William and Margaret Healy, aged
The funeral viii take place from his parent, resi-
%eness EosSs south FIFTH H.. street, THIS AFrER-
are respectfully invited 70 attend. ~. .'''
Five angels have left our hearth not long before
10 Join tire band In Heaven, our Saviour TO adore.
Wheeling, W. Va, papers please copy. n
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BEATS THE LAWYERS. Here is st. Louis
advertisement: .... u
Judgment for Sale.-A judgment for
S54.S5 against Thomas B. Childress, attor-
ney-at-law, for boys clothing. Apply to
Henry Myers" SC. .r-., >st
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The June No. of Black,cood has been sent
to us by Messrs. WooDHoUsE & PARHAM, the
agents of the American publishers.
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LOST. sTRAYED, dc.

r OST, on Tuesday, Gath instant, on lain
lI street between Twenty seventh street and the
t-othce.! a PUCkET-BOOK containing money
and papers. The finder will be rewarded BY leaving
fIie same ut ~ w T. HOLDSW0RTfrS,
je 2s-ltkl r. : Eo.1714 Main street, Richmond.
NERO LOST.--The black dog NERO,
~ with four white feet, end Of his tail white,
white ring around his neck, white face and nose,
Office door in Manchester as the operatives rushed
ia their dinner Five dollars Will be Ppid to the
marty delivering this dog to. Major GRAHAM,
Manchester Factory, or at the tV1rginln a0ukses
Grace street, Richmond. 1e 2erNH-
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SPRINCs AND SUMMER CI.0THING.=--
y beg to inform my friends and the public In
goods, which am Offering at remarkably low
prices: Is Esrs:EsyH siJT 3Hai tss.z ,tg5tI |sS
, WHITE DUCK SUITS, e,tt{.l..ssr,f SIZE, '3ta
LINEN SUITS, all kinds; 81,
OVERWHELMINGLY SACKS, " ~ ~ ~
ygs., BLACK and FANCY ALPACA SACKS, ts.lt.
A large variety of LIGHT CASHMERE SUITS,
and one Of the largest stocks Of : = tas +tsst
.TE.GENTLEMES,s FURNISHING GOODS
In the clty;4 ~; yE.. I..5 ,ri,S!trtt5E,fs-.
WHITE SHIRTS, all kinds. = IS
tall and examine. ~ Nj KVsE, II,
10 Ia J "a. syffv,tt - 1902 Main street.
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This delightful SUMMER SEASIDE RESORT
will he opened for the reception OF visitors hlA1
10th, 1878. ~. 49,,
Fronting Immediately on the water, with beat
tiful beach of two miles In extent commands one
of the finest water-riews OH the Atlantic Goast.
Visitors 10 the seashore will find here all inc uXu
res and comforts desired. The facilities Tor bAlh
ING, FISHING, and SAILING unsurpassed =,
Parents will find this most pleasant place LOT IN
fants and children as the extensive GROUNDS OF tue
hotel offer an inviting field for recreation ana cAer-
else Fresh milk for infants supplied gratlS:
The BALL ROOM, one Of the largest III inc olaIe.
together with FINE BAND OF MUSIC durlns
the whole season, renders the evenings always AT
tractiye and pleasant: ,,-,,,,,,
t,n Nnrfoik' and Portsmouth touch daily at the
wharf, enabling visitors to arrive and depart ire
auently during the day. 49,. ,,oo,,
made. including BOWLlNG-ALLEYS, BAR,
SHOOTING-GALLERY,& &c. 3...tr 80.
Telegraph Office In the hotel. ... p 81
Board per day, S3. 90. 1855
. Board per week, $780,. i. 'ss - ;3al3 ~
For longer time special terms made. ., =
nv 3l-lm j. Fl. FREEMAN, SUPERINTENDENT.
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Me- NEW WRAPPINGS AND PARA
nrE. -, SOILS FOR SUMMER. II.
T. R.PRICE & CO. are receiving daily for sum
me rsales Lace Points and Saeque Parasols and Sun
shades Umbrellas, silk, cambria, and alpaca Gen
tlemen's Gauze Shirts, Gentlemen's Thread and Kid
Gloves, Linens for Coats anu Pants, Collars, Cra-
yats.i& c&c ..... t--,t..h rs; -f-I ...tss Iny2S
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rAPON SPRINGS. AND BATHS,
II HAMPSHIRE COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA,
VIA WINCHESTER, VA. as,

Persons who wish to spend the summer months al
,confesscdly one of the most charming and attras-
tive summer resorts In me TWO Sirginas, Will 10
sides full particulars Of location. surroundings,
routes of travel and charges contains also the high
these medicinal waters and splendid baths =
: we have been these many years known to the
springs going public in Virginia. and we will only
here further say, If you have never been 20 Capon,
1fTy IT, We think you Will Ike it greatly.
b For pamphlet, apply TO PURCELL, LADD.&Co.,
- ' "e'e -'''' " 80 FRAZIER & BALE.
nv la-Tu, III, &SattJe28 ,sf Proprictots.
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THE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA,

THE HOT SPRINGS,
- BATH COUNTY, VA,
haye been improved and reftted for the season OF
1873 The waters vary IN temperature from 30 10 ITO
degrees
The BATHS have for nearly century been used
IN the treatment of Gottt. Rheumatism, Paralysis,
Neuralgia; Diseases OF the Liver, Bladder Skln ana
Womb: Old Injuries, Cutaneous AfectionsI Con-
traction Of Muscles and Joints, Chronic D]arrhGa,
&C., and have attained worldwide celebrity for
their efficacy In curing aud relieving such diseases.
The bathing arrangements are extensive ana COM
plele. and Include the new feature of MUD BATHS,
which are now attracting the especial attention OF
the medical profession and inyaltds.~ p.
The DRINKING WATERS include several va
reties, among them spring of cflalybeate alum
water equal If not superor) to amy of lis kind In
the United States
sis of waters. address $. &. TARDY 4 CO. Rich
mond. Va,.Or JAMES a. AUGUSTA
= - Hot Springs, Bath county, va. .
10
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..,rc1AI NOTICES.

M WAGNER's PREMIUM YEAST
POWDERS arc the best, .be MOST economical, and
cheapest Give them the preference.
For sale by druggists and grocsrs. je 2a-stsY i,
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TOR RENT; q DESIRABLE COUN-@a
TRYRESIDENCE, in Powhatan county, Ill
two and half miles from Tomahawk Station on
Richmond and Danville railroad: with good dwell
IN heaiitif grove and attached is an orchard OF
frpit trees with garden with vegetables Of the usual
variety growing, such potatoes aud onions ready
for se This property Is for rent by the month is
in a good neighborhood good water, and very.
healthy, and well suited to persons DESTROYS Of
p = --51' ''F' n Nj LEE,
,,..t.s Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
io1d -. ) = 1914 Main street.
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WARM SPRINGS, BATE. COUNTY,
w VA. have been further improved, and WI
open on the 1sT OF JUNE. Pamphlets to be hsa OF
PnrcelJ Ladd g Co., Richmond or of the proprte-
tors. Terms, s3 per day; SO per week; $50 per
month Of twenty-eight days p.
EUBANk, REYNOLDS W,
- Proprletors.
D. A. LASGHoRNE, NJ. D., of Lyncbbnrg, Rest
dent Physician. MY ii->pi
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.T;I,V7oTD AND RELIABLE STAND.
OFFICE OF THE sHILLLsdEk
~ AUTHORIZATIONS PAVEMENT
EtF $3.50 t:F FOR THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
NJ, Ole MANS srREEr, RIcnao9ND, va.

+ no. o1S 9uhASs 49, - '=EElettfi sst = ~
are now prepared e bay , eSwn n In; asg And
named pavement IN lae Mo s.,,s,. srsird and 81
M 70 a hr isss Than that Of aagn4 Wewi a" ~.
sssrs q p Fasish PORT Pofind
pes, ssr.hy ,i,siiriay great durability, eh
dom ffum dust, stneothness Of surface saa '''"''
az finish, &c, !, ]. Il. :, a,n.. VIII piease
fesy "a this Is tho most stlttse W"
az the wear 10 pave the work dose ~.
oanss ressiSed 81 the Office 9is Main strssi
x WI N q S-pREMiIJM SfES1ln
"a W,t,nxs IA lus,Sg q COS N aDafacaar.r,,
q PA PLAIN and SIss's Tor ssoss' "'e
dwellings ), r,f,is-p,AaRASlNa
10 ~ th Ss.S,sssr corner az fourteenth ana A"s'
stSscta. ;sl,dcr Cohan,s bank, kishmond, ss'
,r Elm
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WHITE SULPHUR
.M SPRINGS; VIRGINIA.. = :. a.,
This delightful watering place will DC open tor the

lft ~ SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
This delightful watering place will be open for the
reco p's0n u F FiissSfs SAY Sa w OF JUNE. q
Extensive additions of new furniture have been
added and the proprietOrs are making every ar
rangeincnt for tie comfort and convenience Of WIS.,
itors. This Is the most beautiful and extensively
tha mountaius of Virginia. The LAWN ID covered
TRe c ee are Of different sizes and plans
each forming distinct building, and presenting "
All he usual appliances for the COMFORT and
amusement Of guests are provided, and 49, s.f
EXPRESS, TICKET, PosT AND rrLE ArH OFFICES
= El't"71 ARE FOUND HERE. q 4 tth s 4 !.
/ The BAR Will be under the management OF
THORNTON a. ATKINSON and will be suppiied w VIVID
BIG TrSNEi, on Tie Virginia aud Tennessee d.
vision of the Atlantic, Mississippi aud ohtofau-
road is the station ut which You take tue cars ior
the Springs-dstmt one and half miles s
Ronnd-trip tickets can be procured ataii uh prin-
cipalfowns and cities. ii!a.s:ftE.ti 5-F,s
/ >; at. Iyst,.s!s 3. G. .A.iCOLH0uN,f SIS ,aE
for twelve years the resident partner at the ALE.
ghaiIy Springs, Will assume the management. and
lie lenders 10 his old patrons cordial welcome ana
nesjcs his efforts ~ rent.er tiT stay pleasant. We
nropose To have none but the most experienced
seryants and our supplies OF every description Wii
be selected nom the best the country and cities at
ford IA Is the Intention of the prcprietdrs TO
SO Improve this property us 10 make It The = 4
LEADING WATERING-PLAGE
IN TILE
sid MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA. 80
It's many natural attractions can be so improved
and ornarrented IS 70 render this eonpasauffis ~
'i f2no o p. GooERICK, si d, Of Baltimore
Md, Resident Physician. : - - Z, .a.
Tanks: per day. sis psr r Wseas. S nnte III
month fos me month OF Jnne ~. hsIf nrtc
''a NV GolIonN. !, t (, u M
CLERKS; G. ~. OnRSc,IAIs, WILLIAM e M I'm
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THE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS, ~
s 3stf{ MONROE COUNTY, W. VA,
have for long number of years justly commanoeo
a public confidence for the cure OF the various
forms of lung and throat discusses not founG Id any
now be reached from Talcott station on the Cnssa-
peake and Ohio railroads distance Of only M
miles. The hotel accommodanons IN, nat0 nI md
proved, a1fOrdiDg now comfort 10 the lhfufn anu
amuselnents for the pleasures
For pamphlets and OTHER information i apPly 70
70 ,o-sod,m >,,,,zigt -. /, Proprietoy.
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TOR RENT, -FOUR PLEASANT<SSsa
a ROOMS, suited for offices or lodging. third Eli
floor, at the northeast corner Of, Thirteenth and
'N'ts'' II GEORGE W. WILLIAMS.
]. lie 1e-l1n No. "a. Thirteenth and Cary streets.
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nE.RTHJNG.
g UMMER CLIO THIN c.
~ No 1917 MAIN STREET.

announce TO my customers, ana LUZ p'R''' si'a'
nave fs's SUMNER GL9THINGa ,, -, ,,,s, -
for MEMS. Youths and Boys tSss Pants. Hi.
3sassimere SHIFTS; Blue Flannel Suits; Alpaca and
six Goats; a fun line of White and Bur Linen I
ali Of Which sell twenty-fve per cent. cheaper
than any house In the city. Quality ana ut not
surpassed at the old stand Of "a -. s''N
~ JULIUS KRAkER, Merchant, Tailor. =
Gnrmpnfs mnfln to order. le 10 Th,S.& III. =
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U,HOMAS BALAlER y GO,
IMPORTERS,
- 1917 CARY SIRE ], ,,.,,
offer comnIetr assortment oI FANCY GR"' T.
RIt;S and WINES. INCLUDING
PREk FHEAS CRACKERS,
IEa & PEnIISs's WORCESTERSHIRE AttE'
COLMAS'S MUSTARD,
CoNE'S e ELATISE,
MACAHONI,
MonToN'S ENGLISH PICKLES,
~ CANNED TOMATOES,
Isl CANNED PEACHES,
a WrNsLOw's CORN,
BASIS ALE, bottled by iiih6cn:
tf...i ALLsop's ALE bottled by HibbeH,;
:, - GInSNyss's PoRrEg bottledby iilDteH'
s;uINSRss'S PORTER, bottled by Burke
HEyNEssY BRANDY,
IL. YsASsI SHERRY, -
HASGER's MOUNTAIN WHishEf, ,
4 4. BRANpERoURG TABLE u!L. npS
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EXCURSIONS.
BANK STATEMENTS.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
II THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH
MOND, VA. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS |
JUNE 10, 1873. ..
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.

For longer time special terms made. . -
1ny3l-Im j. ii. FIR EE5IAN, Superintendent.
, 1873-05-28

Pools on any or all OF the Ubnasy-D -Dessunger
matches will be sold at Tom Foloya this evon-
ing.
Tho Board Of Police Commissioners, Mayor,
aud Superintendent Of Pol!co held . eooret
rncotiug yesterday, to consider tho II O'Clock
ordinance aud kindred subjects.
Somebody nogleota to extinguiah the lamps
near tho corner Of Prairie avenue md Twenty
ninth street. Tho business man roalding 10 that
vicinity hayo oaten tlloir noon~day lunch boforo
the tamo is oxtingulshod.
A still alarm OF fro was giycn to Engine Com
pnny No. 7, last evening ns half-paat O'clock,
for 1lanlea In two-story fra1no building. No. 1o
Blue Island avenue, owned and occupied BY
Otto Brothers Ga a paint and papor slop. The
fire had its origin on tho frat floor. 1obs Oh
stock about 800. Insured in the Lycomin8
and Alps for $500. Loss GU building, $500
fully insured In tue samo company.
j Two well-known tllroe-card 1uontelmon, named
Omaha Charley and Dell Scott, were arrested by
Sergeant Ellis and Detootiyo Simmons yesterday
afternoon. They were arrested at the instance
Of two boys, uamoa q. W. Coraen and F. Hun
}borgor, whom they swindled ont Of $40 aud 4
Lake and Wells strootr. Tho prisonora wert
identified by tho boys, and term In Joliot
donbtfosa awalts thom.
| About half-past O'Clock yeatorday Afternoon
| boy nalnod NelBon ponrHon, and mother who's
nasnp Ia unknown. wore QuarrelinY OH the via
duct on South IIalBtod street. when tho unknown
| boy drew pooket-knifo, and with 1t atabboi
Pearson III tho loft broaat Tho wounded DO,
was taken to htH homo, aud attended by Dr
but not fatal Both boys were about u years o
age, and had bcen playing together with som
| otlIor boys most OF The afternoon. The boy Wh
did the atabblug was not arrested.
, 1873-05-28
The Labor Ql1eHtlOns

. PoTTsy11LE, Pa, May 27.-The Philadelphia
Coal and Iron Company, having issued an order
compelling the emploYoa in their colller1eB to
enter tho ninos before o'clock In tho morning
and remain until half-past in tho evening, the
order was iBaued for tho purpoHe Of forcing the
minors to strike In order to rolioye the Company
Of tho odium Of stopping, that they refuse to
strike at tho proscnt time, but give notice TINT at
the irst favorable opportunity they Will resist
the rules In body. a resolution was also passed
TINT tho Inv laid down In the Ventilation net
must bo strictly adhered to, and upon any in
fringement Of said law tho immediate attention
OF the Inspector will ba demanded. Il ls re-
ported that tho minors Of the Indian 1iidGo col
Aory lave struck aud at another colliery hayo
turned out for an Increase Of Wagon.
New YonK, May 27.-Thero Ia no regularly,
organized strike among tho carpenters. a NUM-
ber Of society mon met this morning, but aaid
they wore not acting In an official capacity. This
morning = number OF mon asked thor employers
to adopt tho eight-honr rule, and upon thotr TO-
fusal left the shops. The Mon thus thrown ont
Of employment have boon wandering through
tho otty to-day, making application fo1
work It tts eSht-h,Sar r., ssstaSIlshmonts, ssl tat b.!
season their services are not required,
and one result Of the strike mil probably bo
, 1873-05-28

that many carpontera will bc unnblo to find
athniing tbs .eesortiona Of aooioty' mon last
nfBht, NJ tho largo planning mills woro in opern.
Ton to-day. The hnill-ownera aro strongly yinall-
afnons IN their determination to foaiht any
attempt to onforoo tho oight-hnF rule. and think
thoro is 1ittlo dangor Of lo mills bolug desortod
by thotr worknlor.
: =, Tho question of striking ia still ngitntol BY
1ho r reintofe, and another mcettng Is called Tor
New; YonK, May 27--Evenine ne.-Ths bosB-
carpenters mot Tonight, but failed to agroo on
any concorted action. It was reported 1T th6
meettug that tliroo OF tho principal employers
ihnd yioidod to tho demands Of tho mon for olght
, 1873-05-28

Photographic Nrcvlties.
The Missouri State Board Of Equalization nd
journed yesterday sine dio.
Two women wore killed by lightning on sun-
day at Ossawattonaio, Kan.
William Powell killed his brother-in-law,
Thomaa Ayers, on Sunday morning, near Paola,
Kan.
Tho young son Of Alexander Collier, loading
Wholesale grocer Of Kaohuk, was drowned yaa-
tortisy afternoon, while bathing In tho dovorn-
ment Canal.
Frank Donnis Of Memphis, Tenn, arrested
tor whipping his daughter to doath, WAS brought
before judge Halsoy yesterday, on a. di;. writ of
that she died from Internal homorrhago, aud mol
from whipping.
The suaquehanna d Billings Land Company,
composed of capitalists Of st. Louis, Phllaol-
phia, and Lancaster, Pa., have just purchased q
trace Of more than Is, GOD aores Of 1and from the
Atlantic d Pacific Railroad. near tho town OF
Diltings on tho road, 200 milos from st. Louis.
Tle Company propose to colonize farmers from
tho older Statea on this tract.
, 1873-05-28
LOUISIANA.
Tho Kellogg Government Endorsed bY
Il Negro Mnss Meeting.

The Kellogg Government 1ndoracd bY
a Negro Mnss Meeting.
New YonH, Mag 27.-A Now Orleans special
State Government hold q largo meeting OF tic
Mechanics Institute last evening, for tho pur-
pose Of Of arranging for the better presentation
ct thoir cauae to the pooplo of tho whole country
and several Of his prominent State ocialy ,ye2o
on tho platform. Speeches wero made by tllo lead
Ing colorod orators Of the State. Resolutions
wore adopted saertiug that Kellogg was legally
u abused and deprived of thoir rights Iast faIl
also. providing Tor tho appointment Of COM
mittee, whose duty it shalt be to Hend North
eome Of their ab1oBt colorod orators md organ
dze in every parish Of the State & committee for
the collection Of evidence and tho selection ct
Witnesses, and to do everything that is necessary
to remove Misrepresentation in tho North Of the
1ogg's case In tho strongest light before Coll.
gresa next December,
, 1873-05-28

Dr.. Losl.oby, Of London, tho wo1i-known aat1-
itary etatlst han just reported ae to tho ndu1ter
alton ofgrcon too III that city. IIe discovered, it
required looking after, md ho succeeded In got
ting authentic aamplsH from tho bonded waro-
hoilaos In which tho atticlo was e.ored. On OK
animation It was found that tlia so-oallol toa
tafod from 40 to 10 por cont Of iron filings and 10
per cont of aica, In tho form Of fine sand, which
had boon cleyorly mixed with md added to the
leaves boforo curling, with Wow to increase
their weight md bulk. After tho lcnyos wore
ourlod they had boon thic1tlly covered With groom
It tpproduood very tl,rbd solution, offensive to
tho smell md nausoous to the tagto.
, 1873-05-28
JUDICIAL.

Rival Conventions Held Yesterdny Mt
Polo, 11l..-H0th Parties Claim to He
the Farmers Convention.
Polo, ILL.,, May 27.-At tho regular Judicial
Convention bold at this city this afternoon, and
composed Of q full delegation from Whitesido,
Lee, Ogle, and Carroll Counties, forming tho
Third judicial Circuit. tho Hon. ". W. Hoaton,
Of Lee County, was unanimously nominated for
Circuit Judge. Earnest resolutions indorain8
tho nomination Of Judge Heaton were adopted
by the farmers who composed tho Convention.
Polo, ILL.,, May 27.-1ho politicians aud wire
pu1lers Of this place laid out to capture tho Ju-
dicIal Convention bore to-day. Picked eau
causes were hold in various parts Of the dis
engineer It. The reault WAS tflat the far1nora
and citizens refused to consore with tho old par
.ty-hacks, and held their own Convention, nolni-
mating the Hon. W. Barge for Circuit Judge,
Resolutions were passed condomnIng the FROG
pass syatem, md railroad oxtortionH, and favor.
ing that Judges should be FREQ Of ans
pledges, and situated 80 as to do impartial JUS
t}cn ta a1f
, 1873-05-28

DAYTON, Ohio, May 27.-Tho eleventh day 9f
tho Unitod Brethren Conference convened, with
eidoration Of tho Committee of Four on lay
delegation was the frat buBnesB taken up. A
motion to submit lay delegation to vote Of tho
people was aaoptod-ycas, 90, nays, u.
pcctedly, with tho springing OF tue secrecy
question, which caused no ittlo agitation by both
tho opposing ind npholding parties. All motions
to amend tic present law regarding this vital
question were argued as unconstitutional. null,
tainod tic present discipline. Adjourned.
, 1873-05-28

i1HEC41t OEBEHECS CHtEt9H1
BELLE CENrnE, O.. May 27.-The Synod Of
the Reformed Presbyterian Church Of North
America will hold their annual session In thoir
this evening, and will continue through this
week. Among the notable diyinos who have
arrived arc the nov. A. MoAfilligan, tho Revs.
Dra. sprow and Stone, OF Pittsburgh; the Revs.
tho Ray, DR.. A. Stevenson, Of New York; also,
tho ney. McCollister OF New York; the Rey. 4.
Todd, Of Donyer City, Col. Among tho lending
TOPICS to be discussed is tho religious constltn-
tional a1nendmont, Of which they are tho ordglna-
tQra,
, 1873-05-28

gentlemen Direotorss ). j. Astor, VIM. &. Cook,
I. L. Donnia, ponjarnln Tlal, Hamilton Fish,
Cambridge Livingston, Nehemiah Perry, Isaeo
". acudder, John 6. atoyenH, Robert N. stoek-
ton, Ashbel Wo1sh, Samuel Welsh. :.
BT. Lou1e, May a7-Tho new rAflrohd bridge
over tho Missouri 1llyer at st. Joseph will 10
formally oponbd on tho 00tl..
MEMrata. May 21.-traokI laying on tho Metn.
ward .ht tho ratio Of d mild por day. by tho 1st
OF July trains Wilt rim to Covington.
, 1873-05-28

st. LOWS, May W.-A special from Jefferson
Tex, statoa that tho lesHoos Of the State ponl-
tensiary have put g large fozce Of conyicta to
laying truck on the Texas l. Pacific Railroad, boz
tween TINT place md Marshall aud that tralna
will DO running BY the 1st Of July.
TRENTON, NJ j., May 27.-Tho Stockholders Of
tho United Railroad Companies Of New Jersey,
mot in this city to-day and olooted tho following
, 1873-05-28

LAroAarEn N. H., May 27.--At Guitdharn, on
tho Conneotiout River, nlx miles from hore, thie
afternoon, i've mon woro in boat attempting to
pasa over tho rapids, when 1t was capaizoa
Throo escapod, mid tito others, Joseph Chaae
aud 3, r. porlo. wero drowned.
, 1873-05-28

EVANSVILLE Ind, May fla special to tho
old, was accidentally shot dead shreo miles
south Of Patoka today. Tho boy placed hia
gun In tic fork Of q treo, went home for caps,
and returning took tho gun BY the mnzzlo and
pulled IT the lammer caught, aud tho heavy
load Has lodged In his abdomen.
, 1873-05-28

Alleged Eorgor Captured.
PHILADELPHIA, May 97.-John !Iuosman. OK
leather merchant a, boon bIougs ~, here {.thon IRON
in-law and others to tho oxtont Of $40, 900.