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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-05-21
NeighbOrhOOd News.

Seventeen Portsmouth saloonlsts
have quit since Jan. 1.
Raper of the Vinton Record, has
been indicted for publishing a libel
on Judge DuHadway.
Prof Young's wife died at Carls
ruhe, Germany, on the 23d ult. She
was a daughter of the late Hon. Cal
vary Morris.
McArthurites watt decayed eggs
into domiciles where live women of
easy virtue.
The Lawrence county grand jury
found between sixty and seventy in
dictments for violations of the liquor
laws, last week.
Pomeroy was favored with an ad
dress at a temperance meeting last
week from Prof Ferguson, of CALI
polls.
j. Hunter Carter, of Patriot, will
remove to IrontOn and go into part
nership with one Brammer, in the
dry goods and grocery business-says
the Journal.
j. W. Mauck, of Cheshire, has
been elected President of the Am
phictyon Society, of Hillsdale Col
lege-says the Middleport Ne,cs.
The Constitutional Convention,
failing to make single districts in the
counties of Hamilton and Cuyahoga,
has applied the system of cumulative
voting in elections for Senators. Of
course, the law is general so far as
Senators are concerned, but it only
affects the two counties we have
named, for the reason that they are the
only districts which elect two or more
Senators. The Enquirer, of Cincin
natl, has heretofore been a strong
supporter of this system of voting,
but in this application of it, giving
to the Republican minority in that
county a chance for Senatorial rep
resentation, it can see nothing but
evil. Its advocacy of the principle
seems to have been influenced and
controlled from the standpoint of
purely party advantage. If Hamil-
ton county had been Republican we
must suppose the application of the
system there would in that case have
been right and proper, but being
Democratic, the thing is all wrong
1t is well, sometimes, that mems mo-
tives of action are brought promi-
nently to the front. 1t Ituncovers their
extreme selfishness.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-05-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

This Seeing Machine gires the best salts
faction to the user, is paid for most readily,
and is the best Of all to,seu. II there is no
'' Domestic" Agent in yOWr tO,oR, apply to
DOMESTIC s. N. CO., Nee YoTk.
LADIES SEND for elegant FashioH Book.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-05-21
May II, 1874.
To Stock Owners.

TVHE E undersigned, residing in Morgan
u township, hereby give notice that
they will in all eases enforce the law
against all stock found running at large
on their premises i'm violation of law,
and the owners of such stock will save
themselves trouble and expense by Civ
ing due attention to this notice.
Sam'l Robinson. Delatus Kent,
Calvin Hughes, Andrew Wilt,
Benz. T. George, James W. Irving,
John Roush, j. +. Robinson.
Moses Roush, 0. Ralph,
Andrew Ward, b. Stone,
Julius Boyce, John Darst.
May II, ls74.-2w
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-05-21

To the Farmers Of Gallia Co.:
r WOULD advise all of the Farmers
i not to purchase their machines until
after the Trial. There will be a general
trial of Moving Machines and Reapers.
if required, as soon as the grass will ad-
nit of it; that is, all o; the Agents of
Gallia county will be invited to bring
out their Machines and see which is the
best. There will be notice given in due
time where this trial will be.
7, NJ. PALMER, Agent.
May 81, I8T4.--2w
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-05-21
CARD AND SPIN

your wool at Granger prices, and will
do the same in number one style, and
without delay. They will Card and
Spin all numbers at IS cents. Their
machinery is new and in first-class or
der, and TO run the same they employ
only first-class workmen. Give them a
call and be satisfied. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
SHACK & HAMILTON,
Vinton, Ohio.
May IA, 1s74.-2m.
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ON YOUR wool!

EHESSRS. SHACK & HAMILTON,
IA of Vinton, are now ready for the
Spring and Summer Campaign. They
will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-01
ALEX AND RIA.

The CHAIN BRIDGB-Travel has COM
menced over the new iron bridge built on the
site OF the old Chain bridge at the Little Falls
OF the Potomac. Since the completion of the
bridge, land ia that portion of Fairfax to which
II gives access has increased in value, from IS
to SIS per acre.
WINE GROWERS CoMINe.-Colonel Edward
Daniels, OF Gunston, Fairfax county, has lust
concluded lease OF land 10 two Swiss immi-
grants, for the purpose of starting a vineyard
ara the manufacture of wine. He leases them
twenty acres for eight years, he Furnishing
tools, teams, &c, and they furnishing vines and
labor. These parties are the fret of large
number OF men, skilled In vine growing, who
Will soon establish vineyards in or near this
section OF Nirginia.-SentinsI, last eUenia1.
OPENING OF THE w. & y. X. X. To PUR-
CELLVILLR-The formal opening of the Wash
lngton and Ohio railroad to PurcelIyIiIe in
LOudoun county, about four miles west of Ham
Iton, the present terminus, took place TODAY
number of persons from this place, Washing
TOE, ard the various points alo az the line of the
rosd; being present and participating.
MI w. n. MCNEIGH having. as stated in yes
terCays Gazette, been put in possession of his
dwelling house, will remove his family to this
city, and again make his home among his num-
erOus old friends.
Mr.. EDWARD RoxBURY, formerly a member
of Co. IL, Eth Virginia Infantry, G. s. A,
dropped dead in the restaurant Of Mr. John
skinner, this afternoon, from he art disc ase II
is supposed
HENRY JONES, who was cut by SlIas Beach
on Saturday afternoon last, still lies In an ex.
ceediDRly critical condition, though not worss
than yesterday. Mr.. IhOs. Cross, who lost his
legs by arailroad accident som slime since, con-
tnues TO imDrove.-GG<ette, last ereniag.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-01

POLICE COURT-yHd1e SnsU.
To-day Bridget RaiBey was sent down as a
vagrant for 90 days. Matthias Msugin, street
profanity; IS. Abraham G. Cordu, q vagrsnt
Was sent down to the District far m for 90 DAYS
RAID ON A REsTAURANr-BUT NOT BYAPRAY-
ING BAND.
james Burleigh and John West were charged
with assault and battery on George c. Reiser
keeper of a restaurant, and one of his boarfsrs
named George Seiferd. The testimony showed
that these fellows went to Reissr's place last
night and were refused admission, they having
before made disturbances in the house. Thew
then burst open the door, breaking it off the
hinges and breaking OFF the lock- and Knocked
the proprietor down aud kicked him about the
head in brutal manner. After the testl-
moDy for the prosecution was finished defend
ants asked time to bring witnesses in rebuttal
or what haH been stated, and they we're held in
S-cO ponds Tor appearance to- morrow 10 answer
MISCELLANEOUS.
AIneld Snow, charge of assault and battery
on VIM. Brown; continued VIM. Jackson, lar.
ceny OF pair of pants and other articles, all
worth SIS; fined $40 and costs. Carter Bell, as
SAINT and battery on Isabella Bell, his wife, a
rather handsome mulatto woman, who testified
that Carter accused her of going on the street
after white men, and threatened to thrash her;
dismissed. VIM. Adams, assault and batter
on Mile Allison; $40 and costs Susan KEYS,
assault and battery on Henry Lacy, a county
constable, who testified that he had an execu-
ton against Susan for n debt, and in attempt
ing to levy on bureau and a refrger stOr
Susan levied on his head with a bread roller
and stove plate, and resisted him in the execu-
ton of the law; Judgment was suspended, in
order to give Susan a chance to bring witnss Ses
to rebut; bonds were taken.
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GEORG ETOW N

ORDERS FOR The STAR in Georgetown m Nv
be lett at Ubhoff's cigar store, So Bridge street
GRAIN TRADR.-The only receipts of grain
bot, and small lot of wheat by rail for L. c..
Wheeler.
HOSPITAL PRINTED subscription lists were
distributed here yesterday 70 many of the
most prominent ladies OF the different churches
authorizing them 10 receive funds for the est Alb
lahment and maintenance of a general hos
pital OF the District of Columbia to be located
in this city.
FLOUR 1NsPECTIoNs.-Inspecto Deener re-
ports his inspections for the month of March as
follows: Family, 2,ss9 bbls.; extra 8, log bbls /;
bbls-total, ,Sl9 bbls. Inspector McCann re-
ports his at family, 2,6O9 bbls;; extra 6S3 bbls
super, "a bbIs.; fine, 1856 bbls. middlings, 43
6blsI6,445 bbls, making the total inspections
for the month, IA, 164 bpls.
PROF. Trips second lecture to- night,
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THE WEATHER.

WINK W.ranIMsNr, UScs q ChtJ StsndI Ofte",y
PkeBA BLITIEs.-Ihe southern storm cent IT will
probably move eastward off the North Carolina
&C asst, al then nortbeastwerd For the northw est
ano upper lakes and the lower Missouri valley fall
ing barometer, southwesterly winds, rising tenn per-
ainre and partly cloudy weather. For the Ohio
valley and the guilt states, northsasterly to north
westerly winds, high barometer, low temperature,
Cloudy weather In the former, clearing this after
Doen, and cloudy weather and rain In the latter,
clearing in the western gulf this afternoon. For
south Atlantic states, soBthwes erly to northwest
erly winds, followed by rtainR barometer, failing
temperature, cloudy weai her and rain. For the
lower lakes, high barometer, cold. partly cloudy
weather, and northerly winds. For the middle
states, ssterlT and norhsriy winds, low tenn
persture, high but falling barometer. clou iy
weather, snow and ain, clesTing this afte noon in
the western portion. For New England, northe asst
erly winds, high barometer, very cold aud incrsas-
Irg cloudy westheI, with snow. The rivers will
probably fall slightly at Cincinnati. l. mi ,yiIle
Nashville and Keokuk, and the Ohio sgiu to rise
q Pnt,burg Cautionary signals continue at Nor
f1k, Cape HeEry, Cape NAV, Peek . Beach, Allan
New y.Ik 1900
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Cancer.
CanserOus Humor,

with this complaint Yegetine acts differently, AMI
works differently from any other remedy kn1wa n
the medical facult,. L. commsn its W rk AZ The
Ioot OF the disease aud the bAsins heal az the
foundation ana continues 9rsdnalIy ont toward tn
skln, MAKING the sor -lisr from day 10 day, and
III aIl tke disease Is eradicated from the systen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-01
TumOrs.

DR.. TU-sEB says: at il unnecessary for M to
enumerate the disc Asses for which the yegetine
snould be used. 1 know Of No disease whicS will
not admit OF its use, with COED results. Almost to-
Vulnerable complaints are caused by pois onous
secretions 10 the bio ID, which can be entirely ex
PEELED from the system by the Of the vesetine
when the blood Is perfectly clesnsAd tbs disease
rapidly yields, all pains cease, hsalthy action IA
promptly restored, and the patient is cured"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-01
MereuriaI Diseases.

The conviction is, in the public mind as we'll a, Ia
the m'sIcsl profession, that the rem "a les
oy the Ftgddtis 4 tHEdom are more safe, NOR. .uc
tessfu III the cure Of dis ase than mineral me a.
cues. fegeilne IL c'mpcsed of roots, barks AMI
neIss. * Is pleasant to take. and peri city safe
give 10 al Infant DO SOu need III do nUI "a 81
taie 10 ir5 1t. You viii never regret it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-01
serefula,
StrOfulOus Humor,

The Negetine has cured IN any cases of s,rofuIa o!
hye ten and twenty years stsnding, where the pa
tient Las had many phy ssIsas, tried many OF ihs
known remedies; AID, sfter trying the vesetue the
common remark Is: 1t acts differently wo * tff-
Ierently from any madiciue 1 nave ever taken
Try il. ''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-01

Segettne acts directly upon ths causes OF these
complaints. 1t invigorates aud Strengthens the
whole 81 stem acts son the sscretive organs sI.ys
lnnamm ation cleaRses and cures liberation, cures
constipation. re gulates the bowels, headac ne AID
pains IN the back cease in fact tn Is disease
or com plant where the yegetine gives so qaick
reBef and Is So effective in its cure, in whsr i
termed Female Weakness. 1t has never failed 10
one inst ance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-01
The Great Blood Remedy is
VEGETINE.


The crcusisn Of the blood IL the life Of the body
and fs stoppase 10 death. No disease be in the
body without hrst oeug generaed in the oi oo., 49,,
no disease can possibly be the bsdy IL the blooi
lspure. Negetine Is the great blood purf6er
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Wall Street To.dav

NEW YORK, April The Posts financial
article says: All sales of gold have been at lis \
a$a4. On gold loans the rates have been az
70 for carrying. Foreign exchange is dull anu
steady, with business at a concession of about
b OF one per cent. on nominal rates. Money
continues abundant at 4a5 for c all loans, and
5ha7 per cent. on prime mercantile paper.
In southern state bonds Missouris were strong at
the board, and Tennessees lower. Dealings
were confined TO these issues. The stock mar
ket opened at about yesterdays closing prices
and soon declined \ to z. At the first b Jard il
became steady, and has since been strong.
piices now being the highest of to-day.
The Markets.
BhLIiMo 9a, April Apt 1-yTginia sizes, old, SO;
Caroiinss q, unchanged.
BALTIMORE, April l-Cotson qnie. and steady
low low miadlipg., B's@lSAs. Flour very weak and
steady; prices unchanged O1rn steady Tor sont ha
srn-white southern, s3G54: yellow southern sin
~; mixed western-saes st S21 @S3; closed at S21s
Oats dull-southerD, 60@65; western, coos. BYE
dull, 5@S6. Hay very dull. Provisions strong and
demand at decline; good northwest tuh, 80; rev
40, fO,d4i; con mon 10 fair rolls, 30CGG. Coffee
5cmi3sl-good to prime Bio carEoes, 22l 80
whisky dull, 1885,. Sugar firm, 9zsCGl0.
Told, B.s: Exchange, long, 1885, short, 48'. Gov
NEW ,YSsE, April Flour quiet and steady.
LoNDoS, April /, Il 80 o. m.-Censols, 9lId3iz.
New York Ccntfsi, s25I, eI DIVIDEND. '' IVA
- LoNDoN,Apriil, $50 o. m.-C)nsols for money,
LoNDoN, April SOP. M The amount u boil
day is FL eco. Erie, SAX ass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-01
Caoker,
CankerOus Humor.

NezetiHe will eradicate every trace OF Oankar or
Csnkerous Humor from the system. Do not Ie ave
of taking Neeetine while you are obtsining hsIp
and feeling better but take il regularly and eAcs
cure OF ths disease. The time aud quantity of V q
etlDe TO be tax en- to effect depends upon the
nature aud severity Of the disc ase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-01

TIE BELL PCNCHEs.-An the conductors on
the Avenue route are now provided with the
bell punches, ar1 a. -Se cars are running.
TITUS far only ten conductors have resigned.
and few have been discharged, and IL Is said
that there Will be no other designations. The
Dissatisfaction at the Introduction OF the
punches Il fast disappearing. caused by the a.
surance of the president, Mr.. Phillips, that As
soon as the receipts will justify IL he will recon-
mend an increase of wages. The 9Th street con-
uuctors have rot az yet received their punches,
and they state III at there will be no opposition
10 their Introduction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-01

by X. A. 6olden & Bro. ar-aIs sa.s. I-So 90
70 si5 per Hundred IS 600 herring no tn sia aiy
thousand, 800 punches perch and raek Isu - a.
hundred. - PR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-01

In THE CIRCUIT COURT, Chief Justice Cart
ter, to-day the case of G. Vandergerken ar
II. r Green. occupied the entire attention OF
the court. MIR. Merriek appeared with Sir Ca
peItoD Tor piaintin. and Mr.. Hine for defend
ant. This case grows out OF some transactions
a. 70 lOaning money on property, dating back
10 1SCS, and in the course of the trial letters
were read &c show that Green expected 20 sell
his property on 1St street west. between East
Capitol street and South A, to jim Fisk of n wv
York. who had appointed a day TO paw the mo-
ney, but was killed ONLY few days before the
transaction was concluded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-01

nANIs DivoRcR-Mr. /. L job lson res
tefoay nled Tor Francis Ann carroll a oil FIR a
Giyorce iron the bonds OF marrimaay from
lanes V. carroll She states that tn v were
t1..SlIleo II $50, ia Eat Washington znf after
.sne together IS years he deserted he- and
sroz W Win a woman nsmsd Ann Ke5 scca
neee. 49, IA enSon-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-01

IHE NEw YORK AND WASHINGTON STEAM
shlf COMPANY IN THE SUPREMs CoURT-In
1S ns l; D supreme Court yesterday, case M.
.oOiHe Washington, Alexandria and George
ONn oteamshlp company, plaintiffs in error,
VS. Frederick T.. Sickies ct al.,-came no. The
@sGmeht OF this cause WAS com menced by Mr.
". ~. Dayidge. OF counsel for the plaintiff IN
ley and Mr.. T.. y. Dickerson for the defenia AIT
IN error, and by Mr.. T. j. ID. Fuller for the
llaiutif in error.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-01

Sis6uLAR AND FATAL ACCIDENT AT LAU-
Rel, MD On Monday, the 30th ultim ,, about
noon, Calvin, aged II years, q son OF Mr.. job =
u EomoBston, Of Laurel, Md, started out W th
= loaded gun, and hAt gone but a few ste -,
ION me house when, by some means unknown,
goh exploded, and, rec0iling, struck him ia
s,e !. nple, iron the effects OF which he died ia
sSoSt niren minutes. The deceased was y
hePnsH OF MT Etmonston, the car inter-, on G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-01

@The California legislature adjourned ct
midnight last night.
~The proper pronunciation of Aida is All
ee-dah.
- ouisyille men complain that the female
Crusaders chew gum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-01

LANEBURGH 81 BRO
msr2s2w @O4 and 406 seventh Street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-01

1HE HEBREW PASsOvER--This evening, a.
sunooWn, the Hebrew feast of the Passover
viii be commenced, and last for eight DAYS
The services at the syuagOgues will be particu-
iArly ceremOniOus and solemn, and Hebrew
melodies peculiar to the time will be in order
Il he festival OF the Passover is commemorative
OF the emancipation of the lsraelites over three
thousand years ago from Egyptian slavery, AMI
Ineir subsequent organization a nation by
Moses, their inspired legislator. This being the
nrst IN the cycle Of Hebrew festivals, the found
anon, as II we're. upon which all the other hol-
days OF the Hebrew depend, 10 u invested with
other festivals,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-01
CITY ITEMS.

PRIGa'a.
Alaska Diamonds In gold, IS to 4io;
Colorado Sapphires in gold, SIS 70 50;
Cut Opsls in gold, 50 to $i0;
Amathyst set in plate 50 20 500;
Fine Chains in plate, % to $40;
Fine Studs in plate, 81 to s.;
Fine Bu,t In plate, 81 to SIS;
received at Prisgs Jewelry Store, No. 40 Penn
sylvania avenue, near y street
TWENTY-FIVE PSF CENT. SAVED By using
Dooteys Yeast Potcder In the preparation OF bis
cults, rolls, pastry. etc, over any OF the ordi-
nary baking powders in market. This Is occa-
stoned by the full net weight in each package.
and the fact that it Is composed OF articles
strictly pure, healthy and nutritious, which in
eures satisfactory results every time. By using
Dooteys Yeast POtcder, thirty pounds more bread
can be made from barrel of four, than by
any other process of raising dough. A trial
will satisfy any one of its standard excellence.
For sale by Grocers generally.
SPRING MILLINERY, French Flowers, RIB
bons, Lacss, Kid Gloves, PaIasols and Suu-
shades; speciaties in Human Hair, Switches,
Curls, &C., at asconishInQlg low prices. Mrs
ID. RosRNBAUM & Son. 1872 tn street. m,w,f
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Call az once ana convince yourselves thu. We are
not Bankrupt, but that we will uniorseu aay so-
called
BANKRUPT TRAVELLING CONCERN.
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IMMENSE REDUCTION

IMMENSE REDUCTION!
BRODHfAO a. CO.
GOODS, Just purchased In n ev York b. Mr Roo.
head, al oDcerfuliJ low prices.
pess 0ooos IN grs at variety and % the bet styles
ahd iaorl4s, IRON lz'sc up 70 - 81 per yard.
Lyons Black silks, CSC al Is, a So 81 Is, 81.
sf&, si6o and IS (st least % per cent -l-ss Than
Iunns nsfset prices, and Of the best makes and
Blsct Alpaca, 27c. single width, double width
SIC and Up.
Reversible Ottoman shswI., siz
White Shetland Wool shswls, Sis.
Lsctcs, All Linen II mined Handkerchfefs, l1t.e
Isdies' Two Button Party Kfes, 7Sc
" amsuite Cotton lSc, and other Blesched and IN
preached COttons &c. ana upwards Good low prfc~d
Prints, SIC Snenois style fast-colored Prints ouly
l0c. All Linen Towels. OIL per d zen and M
Black Grenadines from e0s to SI per yard: 1tbese
goods are very cheap COrsets, S5sc. and up.
Psrssols IN great variety, very low. Goats and
CLARK Spool Cotton, &C., and Q LOT Of other goods
equally low. Our goods are OF the best makes and
les, selected with great care, DO sght ana sold
cheap. and will DO pUrC hssef . good.
BHODHRAD a. Co.,
msr24-sm 1908 y streets, bet l7th ana IS h SITS.
SPRING GOODS
RECETTRD DAILY
beautiful line Of AlpAcas At popular prices.
Plaid Striped aud Plain Hsinsooks a. low figures,
Piques in different STYLES and various prices
Gotten and Hosiery cheap.
EMORY BAXTER,
msr2S-u 1920 Pennsylysnis svsnue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-01

The SALE of season tickets for the Strakosch
for the slngls nights will commence on Friday
morning. Those who would secure eligible
seat. for these choice performances will do well
Is large.
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CONGRkSe 9fADL4s.
eIh eTRk1T, bE1ynln . AHl =.
fgood Horpes for sale evely yeeA,
oe3-Is lO8A8O YAQS, xyuDr1eepg,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-01

ARREST OF WITNESSES BEFORE The DISTRICT
INvEsTIGATING COMMITTEE.-Henry Wilson
and william Sawyer. two of the witnesses who
gave testimony before the District Investigating
committee At the Capitol Yesterday, were ar
rested last night by Detectives McDevitt and
Miller. on warrants sworn out before Justice A
r: l. Reese by Samuel Strong, charging them
with perjury il having given false Testimony
against him. They were taken TO police heal
quarters, but were subsequently released on
Sl,WO bail each columbus Alexander becOm-
ing their security for their appearance in the
Police Court this morning. They cana tto
court this morning and were arraigned on the
charge OF perjury. MIR. Gloss gave notice OF a
poetponement until tomorrow, "a counsel for
defendants were employed before the Circuit
Court TO day, and the bonds were thereupon
continued.
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Pimples on the Face
AND
Erupti0ns OF the Skin.

For this complaint Vegeiine Is the great remedy
Ii cleanses and purifes the blood causing PIN
eruptioas and humors to disappear, and dOes IN
work in perfectly natural way. Reason shoulC
teach Us that bio. chy, rough or pimped skin de
pei DIS entirely upon internal cause, and no out
ward application can ever cure the defect,
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STHKsE GOODS ARE ALL GUARANTEED
as REPRESENTED.