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a. most extraordinary statement has
made its appearance in that highly re-
spectacle paper, the Saturday Repie,c.
to the effect that English society is get.
ting SO over-crowded with unmarried wo-
men that serious thoughts are enter
tuined OF introducing polygamy as a
remedy for the enormous evils which
this condition of things entails. The
paper further asserts that the enthusiasm
with which the Shah of Persia, polyga
mist, bus tcen received by the women.
is nothing lesf than distinct expression
IN tsvor Oh ;ne Persian social system.
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Wanted.

Wanted.
A MIDDLE.AGED WOMAN, to Cook and
"A do House Work for q small iamil:. Ar-
ply st tho Office OF tho Columbia Hotel.
July 81 -
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Acacia Lodge. No. 81, A. FIN.
"A AN EXTRA Communication OF this
R%Lodgo will be held in Masonic Hal,
~\THlS lThursday) EVENING, at 8
O'Clock. Tho Z. A. Degree will be conferred.
by order or tho ". 81.
July 30 JOHN DORSEY. Secretary.
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to'u Is IN trouble. The Southern Se-
cnrlty Company leased it, aud were to
maze 1T first class railroad. They seem
70 oe doing all they eau to ruin the line
ana It's c3nne ectious, for the benefit Of
other lines which they own. Charleston,
To her sorrow. las $3.50 600 in the Mem.
pins and Charleston Railroad.
Agricultural laborers nye SO scarce in
some parts OF France that the Minister
OF War has decided tint, for the ap-
proachlng harvest, all the soldiers who
can De spared from their regiments shall
be placed at tho disposal of tue esricul.
tnriSts
Rev. j. G. Williams, IL prominent
iresbyseriun minister. who formerly re-
sided III Abbeville County. und for the
lust two or three years has lived in North
Carolina, was stricken with PARALYSIS a
lew days since. while in the pulpit, and
but faint hopes are entertmineI of his re.
covery.
PARDoSED. John Brown, colored.
convicted in Charleston Of mauslnuchter'
tor having caused the death of his fell
low butler, MIN. Wigfali, b: striking
him on the head with rolling pin, has
been pardoned by the Governor.
a DAsTARDLy Acr-Mr. w. ". D.
Chandler informs us that some vile mis-.
creant way-iaid and attempted to shoot
him, on last Saturday night, Just as he
crossed over Turkey Greek on his way
home from town.-Sun,ter Neps.
On Saturday. the Langley cotton mills
shipped consignment of domestics
from Augusta, Ga, to San Francisco di-
rect. rio the Great Atlantic Coast Line
roate.
Julius Mayer, colored. an agent on the
Port Royal Railroad, was fatally stabbed
in Augusta on Monday. by an unknown
person.
xYictor Emanuel. it is reported. is to be
communicated By the nezt encyclicaI
OF the Pope.
A post Office has been established at
Dorn's Gold Mine. with John A. Blake
ns postmaster.
Levity is the soul OF wit.
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Mr.. Augustine Haines died at his re-
sidence in Portland Me-. Sunday night,
aged sixty three years. after an illness OF
one year aud eight months. Mr.. Haines
was County Attorney in 1882. and
United States District Attorney under
President Polk.
y. 7. Johuson. who was shot in diff.
hcui:y with ". L. Hughes. week before
last, ut Marion. died ON Tuesday morn
ing.
John Templeton. the quondam the
atrioai manager, has established an Eau.
tEc: agency" in New York city.
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Preserving Kettles.

Preserving Kettles
A FULL line Of Brass and Porcelain Lined
n PRESERVING KETTLES. Also, Char
cos! FURNACES, assorted sizes. On hand
and for sale by JOHN AGNEW 4 SON.
Hydronettes.
4 MOTHER supply OF theso useful instru.
n ments for Sprinkling Gardens. Washing
Windows, &c. Just received and fo- sale by
July 81 JOHN AGNEW 4 SON.
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BOSTON.
Sanitary Measures.

BosroN, June 2l.-Although the
health OF the city is excellent the au-
thorities are taking every means in
their power to render its sanitary con-
dition as perfec. as possible. A circu-
lar was issued by the State Board Of
Health setting forth the measures Of
preventing cholera. II is fol-
lowed by q statement from the city au-
lhorities stating that on pains will be
spared to render the city as clean and
healthy as possible.
A few days ago rumor prevailed
that yellow lever had appeared in the
CITY and the Board of Health immedi-
a,ely investigated the report and found
that it had no foundation in fact The
board is on the alert to discover any
cases OF contagious or epidemic diseases
that may exist, and The city is at present
under such careful surveillance that it
is almost apostolic for small pox. yel-
low fever or cholera to make their APP
pea rance without the fact being COM
municated to the health officers. The
only avenue through which the yellow
fever eau quicken its appearance here is
BY way of the harbor, and consequently
the quarantine regulations will be close
ly enforced, and every vessel and crew
examined before being allow
ed TO proceed.
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BROOKLYN,
Yellow Fever.

Brooklyn, June 2l.-Jaues Ennis,
of 18th street, died several days ago Of
what was believed to be yellow fever,
and on Thursday lsst q brother the Of
deceased was taken i'll with somewhat
similar symptoms. HiS condition, is
critical, and the house is, to certain
extent, under quarantine. The neigh
borhocd is one of the poorest in the
city. The region is full Of garbage and
choked and overflowing cutters and
decayipg animal and vegetable matter.
1t was feared the infection might
spread despite the caution ofthe health
officers. Alarming reports were receiv-
ed from the neighborhood yesterday. 1t
was rumored that additional cases
had appeared. The commissioners
visited the tenament house No. IL
State street, where g Mrs. Leyda was
found at the point Of death her sister
was also i'll. The former had been con-
fined a few hours before and died short
ly after. The commissioners left the
latter, unable to say whether either
women was attacked with yellow fever,
the symptoms were similar TO
the lower stages OF that malady. 9th
ers in the neighborhood are said to be
i'll OF yellow fever. but NO further in
vestigation has been made.
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Mjheelinq 9eaister.
CHOLERA COMING.

In view OF the prevalence Of Cholera
10 various parts OF the country and the
almost certainty that come cases will
sooner or later occur here, it behooves
opr citizens TO exercise some precsution
as TO their mode o. living. Next to
cleanliness, attention should be paid to
the diet. Whatever vegetables are
eaten should be both ripe and fresh. A
vast deal OF sickness is produced every
summer by the use of vegetables that
have been so long plucked as to become
wilted and stale. aud. in cholera time,
the system is peculiarly susceptible OF
disorder from this source. More
than usual caution should there
lore be observed in this re-
spec. All OF the usual garden
vegetables de,eriorate very rapidly after
being plncked and should never be eat
90 when they have been longer than
,weuty.iour hours removed from the
STEM Cucumbers are particularly in
jurious and unripe potatoes are scarcely
less Objectionable. II you would avoid
Cholera and all Of its kindred diseases
during this dangerous season, you must
be content to deny your palate some Of
The Injuries that have been INDUCED in
with impunity in less dangerous times.
Be careful to use no vegetables but such
as are fresh, for, in this hot weather,
decay commences very soon and pro-
crosses very rapidly after the removal
Of the iruit IRON the stem.
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A New Printing Press.
Worlds London Letter.


Mr. Hoe has completed new per
fec,iug press, which is to knock the
spots of" the Walter machine. The
uew press which is now being tried and
perfected, prints $4,000 copies, on both
sides in one hour. The Daily Telegraph
| am told, is to have the press as soon
as perfected. The circulation Of the
Tstegraph, with all its faults, is really
immense. It's daily sale is never less
than l70,000-it has reached on more
than one occasion 10000, and even
275 900 copies; and 100000 is its oIdi-
nary sale in the busy season. | really
ion't know much about the circulation
of journals at home, but il lam not mie-
taken these figures exceed those of any
American daily. Some very valuable
i'm improvements have recently been made
N the rapidity of the process Of stereo-
lyping the plates tor newspaper presses.
Tne Edinburch SCOTSMAN, which is now
yrinted on two Walter presses at very
great speed has its plates stereotyped
for these presses in the almost incredi-
bic short time OF twelve and bali
minutes for the first plate and two min
dtes for the subsequent ones; and for
the Hoe presses it beats even this time,
turning ont the frat plate in only eleven
minutes.
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IOWA.
LENS.

LIENS.
Dss MONIES, June 2l.-The G. K. l.
Il P. railroad will extend in a north
eastern course to Knoxville.
Judge Mott, OF Winterset, has declin'
ed the presidency Of the Des Monies
University.
An Injunction for the sale of the Des
Moiues Valley railroad was recalled
in consequence Of legality.
A bold attempt was made on Thurs-
day night to steal a valuable sample
trunk belonging to an eastern CONNER
cial traveller. at Kellogg. on the Rock
Island railroad. by q robber who stole
checks from the baggage room. He
removed the Newton check.sud put on
one for Omaha. The fraud was discov-
cred be fore the arrival OF the train at
Council Bluffs. The rogue escaped.
New Telegraph Company.
DAVENPORT, June 2l.-Articles OF in.
corporation were filed yesterday, for the
American Central Telegraph Company
The intention is to make Davenpor,
headquarters, and to extend lines east
and west, building, buying and leasing
as may be best.
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4 Philadelphia paper complains be-
cause the female teachers in the pri-
mary departments OF the public schools
OF that city receive but nine dollars per
week, and those in the higher DEPART
ments but little more, while male teach.
ers receive fully twice the wages paid
10 any OF the females. The ladies are
expected to dress well and to pay their
board out Of this, which is quite an i'm
possibility. Unfortunately PhiIadel-
phs is not the only city where such
Discrimination is made against female
teachers. We have known instances
wherein the lady teacher was the actual
worker, while her almost useless supe.
ror carried of two thirds OF the money
paid 10 the two. This ia certainly an
unjustifable outrage, the only excuse
for which is that it exists everywhere.
We hope to see the day when work
will be paid for witbout discrimination
on account Of color and sex Toledo
B la@s.
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NASHVILLE.
Tho Cholera.

IR6 CnOL6Eds
NASHVILLE, June 2l.-The weather
to-day is clear and hot, with slight
rain in the afternoon. The total num-
Der OF deaths officially reported up to 5
p. m. is.si1ty.fve, of which'ffty>nine are
from cholera, a slight falling off from
yesterday list. Among the victims to-
day was Miss frankie, the young. beau.
tiiul aud accomplished daughter OF
Major R. c. McNay, one OF our most
prominent and respectable citizens. She
had but recently returned from New
York city. where, during the latter part
OF May she graduated with high honors
at Mrs. Beecher's we'll known female
seminary.
The river is falling with six feet on
Hsrpeth shoals. The Burkville arrived
from Cairo and the Eddiville departed
for Evansville.
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Remarkable Address by Henry A
Wise.

Governor Henry A. Wise delivered
,he annual address before the Literary
societies OF Roanoke College on the
night of the 18th instant. On the sub
ject The physical Structure OF the Do.
main OF the United States, aud it's Eff
rsct on the Past and Present and it's
Favorable effect in the Future upon
their progress, Power, Peace, Commerce,
Constitution and Government" 1t was
= remarkable production, 10 which he
advocated the construction OF the James
River and Kanawha canal as the belt
Of the urion. He said that if the Mis-
sssippi river had flowed east and west
the South would never have been whip
ped. Slavery had been blight upon
Southern Industry and prosperity. The
large plantation system was snti-com-
mercial and untavorable to manutactu-
ring, and that was the reason why no
great commercial metropolis had
sprung up at the month OF the Ches-
speake Bay. The late war had chang
ed the relations OF society. The bonds.
men OF yesterday were the ireemen OF
to-day, and the frsemen Of Yesterday
were decitizeuizad and denstionallzed.
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OMAHA.
An Outrage.

OMAHA, June 2l.-Thursday night,
two men, one white and the other
colored, entered the house Of D. ODon.
mel, about twenty miles from Sidney
while most Of the members Of the
family were absent, except Mrs. ODon-
mel and two small children, After
entering the house they shot Mrs.
O'Donnel in the head and arm, inflict-
Ing serious injuries. She was brought
to Sidney in a critical condition yester-
day. Twenty-Five mounted citizens and
six soldiers started from Sidney in pur-
suit ,of The villains, whom they over
took near Potter's Station endeavoring
to escape. The pursuers fired on them,
killing the negro instantly and MORALLY
wounding the other. Names unknown.
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with q view to SECURE possession OF the
cove vnmen. Of Spain. They have made

with q view to secure possession OF tne
cove vnm en-. Of Spain. They have made
overturesI to the Carlist regiments and
to the commanders of the soldiers OF
regiments Of the line now engaged IN
the Spanish Republican service intend.
ing when they can secure the aid OF q
sufficient army force, to march on
Madrid. Propositions OF this nature
were made lately to Generals Alto
Dorrayer, Lissarags and other leading
Carlists, who all refused to have any
relation with Serrano or his party, but
it is believed that many Of the regular
regiments in the Spanish army are now
in the interest OF the conspiracy. Inc
Carlists have been told that should
they not accept the proposition Inc
northern provinces will be abandoned
to them, and the troops withdraw to the
southern side of the Elbe until the re-
establishment Of order in Spain, when
An invasion and war of conquest against
the Navarro and Basque provinces will
be undertaken.
PuueraI or Horace r. Clark.
The funeral Of Horace F. Clark, took
place to-day, from Madison Square
Presbyterian Church and was largely
attended by railroad and city officials
and persanal friends. The floral dis
play was unusually large and elegant.
The remains were enclosed in an elegant
rosewood cssket, plated and bearing
the inscription Horace F. Clark died
June l9, 1878 aged 5S years" The
pail bearers were Mr.. McEvarts, Chas.
OConner, Richard schell, VIM. B.
Duncan, VIM. Ortou, VIM. 81. Leonard,
Charles A. Rspello, John A. Jones,
Albert Keep, Chester W. Chapin, JOS.
B. Varum and E. B. Westry. The
funeral sermon was delivered BY Rev.
Dr.. Adams. pastor of the church. The
remains were taken to Woodland Gene
tery,
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CINCINNATI.
Fire.

CINCINNATI, June 22.-The candle
and lard oil manufsctory Of Charles
Hardness & Co.. on Egerton avenue,
q large three story brick with a two
story back extension, was totally des-
troyed by fire TO day. Loss on building
and material 100000; insured for
$4,000 in forty different companies the
names OF which cannot be had to-
night the policies being locked up 10
the safe which has not yet been recover
ed from the ruins. The building burn
ed fercely for four hours.
The river is falling with 81 feet OF
water in the channel; weather clear
and warm. No arrivals or departures.
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Base Bali.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2l.-Atout sev-
Ell thousand people assembled at the
grounds at the corner OF twenty.seventh
and Jefferson streets to-day, to witness
a game of base ball, between the Phila'
delphia and the Athletic base ball clubs
this city. The game was poorly played
by the Athletics making great many
field errors. Fisher retired at the end
of the 7th inning, having been injured
in the match at New York Yesterday.
between the Mutuals OF New York and
the Athletics. The ecore to-day II to
S in favor OF the Philadelphia club.
The number Of deaths during the
present week was 3l8.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
IV,ou,rc-oS lima % NJ

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ,
WASHINGTON, June %. A. N. J
PROBABILITIES.
For New England light and fresh
northeasterly to southeast winds and
increasing cloudiuess are probable. For
the Middle States gentle and fresh
easterly 10 westerly winds aud iucreas-
ing cloudiness. For the lower lake
region fresh and occasionally brisk cast
erly to southerly winds. cloudy weather
and rain. For the south Atlantic States
light and fresh southeast and southwest
winds and partly cloudy weather.
From Missouri and the Ohio valley TO
the upper lakes fresh and brisk south
to east winds, generally cloudy weather
and rain areas. Midnight telegraph
reports from the Gull States, upper lake
region and all States west OF the Mis-
sissippi have not yet been received.
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The only untailirg Specific for dis
eases OF the Kidneys, Bladder. and the
organs affected by vicious habits, is
Helmbolds Extract Buchu. This medi.
cine cures. Dr.. Helmbold is the only
physician who has succeeded in obtsins
ing the full virtues OF Buchu. His is the
original and only truly valuable pre-
paration. 1t is confded in BY physi-
clans and patients alike. It lie impor-
tant that safsrers should obtain the
genuine. Therefore ask for Helmbolds
Extract Buchu, With the Doctors
signature on the bottle.
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CHICAGO.
wind and Lightoing.

CHICAGO, June 2l.-During q thun-
der shower this afternoon the Swedish
church on Sedgwick street, in course Of
erection, was struck by lightning and
damaged TO the extent Of several thou
sand dollars. A derrick in front OF No.
10 East Madison street, fell, demol-
ishing q fruit and confectionery next
door. A number Of large trees on Ash
land avenue were blown down, results
ing in q loes OF several thousand dol
lars.
An elevator, freighted with ten en-
pleyees, was precipitsted fifty feet into
the basement OF Field, Letter d Co. Q
building, yesterday evening. Three OF
the men were seriously. il not fatally
injured.
A Csrpenter's Rule-Mtss Hai'etf.
w. II. Sidebottom. Of No. 80 Archer
avenue, fought about a carpenters rule
with J. A. Gardner, last evening. and
died this morning. after vomiting blood
for several hours.
Miss Alta NJ. Hallett appeared as
counsel for plaintiff in the case OF q
forcible retsiner and gained the case.
She goes on the record Is nrs' pfss''-
toner before our courts.
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The Cholera.
CANADA.
Railroad Meeting.

TORONTO, June pa meeting Of
the directors OF the Canadian Pacific
railroad has been called for on the 4th
OF July in Montreal. to ratify an agree
meut entered into with parties in Eng.
lard. 1t is believed that the agree
meut ia OF kind which will commend
it's self TO the country, and that the
country may confidently look forward
to the success OF the enterprise.
Fires.
Heavy forest fires are reported in the
vicinity OF Fenelon Falls, Aurora, Cam
boy, Eastport South Hampton and
other places. A number Of houses and
barns were destroyed as well as acres OF
woods, fences and considerable grain.
Loss about 5000. 900.
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NEW JERSEY.

PATTERSON, June pa fire in Pas
sale, N. j., last night destroyed nearly
q block of houses, entailing q loss Of
nearly o hundred thousand dollars.
The principal places Of business burned
were the Aqusick House, Yesrances
livery stable, the postoffiee, the Offices
of city clerk and surveyor, Van Ripers
drug store and Demorists paint shop.
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MEMPHIS.
More Cholera.

MEMPHIS, June 2l.-There were
twenty internents to-day, of which
eighteen we're victims Of cholera.
The mediators in the Wintersmith-
Lucas affair, composed Of Gen. Breck.
eurldge and Col. J. V. johnson. OF
Kentucky, and Gen. Bates and Gen.
Harris, OF Tennessee, are now al the
State line holding consultation which
may last until Tomorrow or Monday,
but which it is hoped will lead to
an amicable settlement OF the difficulty.
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SPAIN.
A New Minister.

MApRiD, June 2l.-At the session Of
the Cortes to-day. . resolution was
passed sDjoining Senor Ply Margsll,
President OF the Council to form q new
ministry on the occurrence Of any min
isterisl crisis. After the passage OF the
resolution the members OF the ministry
rendered their resignstions. Upon
motion q eovette Of confidence in the
administration of President Margall
was passed.
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WooL-Tbe wool market in this
county has not yet opened up very
lively. 4 few clips have been purchased
st forty and forty-two cents a pound.
buyers say that this is all they are au-
sborized TO give. but the clip will move
very slowly at these figures. Farmers
say, as they ssid two years ago, give us
hfty cents and we will sell.-Cadi- Re-
publican.
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SENATOR HARLAN. who is a Methodist
pillar, says in his remarkable daily
paper: "The report credited to the
New York HraH that Heory Ward
Beecher, on last Sabbath preached
another UnivsrsAlist sermon, ought to
be received with mary grains Of allow
spce. The veri6eaiion OF its truth
might create the impression that the
BJwen-Tilton stories had some founds-
tloo, aud that Beecher felt the need OF Q
generous provision for future salvatiou." F"
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OHIO.
Fatal Accident.

PORTSMOUTH, June 2l.-James Ban
era. a brakeman on the n. i c. rail-
road, slipped and fell from q train and
three cars passed over him, killing him
instantly.
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FOREIGN.
GER MANY.
The Cholera.

DASrzlo, Jnne 2l.-The Asiatlc choi.
era has appeared 10 this city, causing
great excitement and alarm. The ut
most exertions will be made by the
health authorities to prevent ts spread
ing.
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INDIANA.
A Murder I'm Salem.

A Murder I'm Salem.
NEW ALBANY, June 2l.-Delos Hoff-
man shot John Halsterd dead on the
street, in Salem, Washington county,
last evening at 7 o'clock, after which
he beat his brain out with a pistol he
was placed in jail and mob gathered
to hang him. but were induced to give
IL nm
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF wHEELlEG.
United States Depository.
oAPITAL........ ID. .0OS,

4 general Banking. Exchange and Collso
tion business transacted with fidelity ana
p.omptneas.
Certificates Of Deposit issuod and intersss
paid thereon.
Revenue stamps for sale In Gums 10 suit
New Fractional Currency and I, & and 6c
soin always on hand for the accommodAr
ton OF the public.
Accounts of Merchants, Manufacturer.
bankers and others solicited.