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QiBHY Gs,ODs,.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
80 s. .s'.' 0...s I.l IS new aooos
JUST REcEivEpsAT
cAEDozo, FoUkoUREAN 4 cos. ~

Handsome DIR Ess-G ooDs Just received &c ,hs
newest shades and styles, varying In price fren.
1870. to $3.50 per yard. 81, s. i 81 r.. So
We have just received large lot or BLACK
SILKS, which have been bought yery cheap, ranE.
ing in prices from $l.25 to IS per yard. WotcsrI
special attention. to our Ga grade, Purchasers
will and II TO their advantage to examine oar stock
before purchasing. -
COLORED SILKS In all OF the newest shsdes -
Also, TRIMMING SILKS OF all grades and sha6es,s
In YEEVETs our, stock Is, handsomer end larger
than ever heretofore both Ia CLOAK ara
TRIMMING vELvETS - Y
Also, STRIPED CUT ELvETs, Sor oya, dresses
SpTTSB ER9EN CLOTH, FOR yer9dresSes 70 e
CLoAKs.-We have now IA stock the largest xnG
~ hsndsomest display 70 be found III fhecity.
WoRsTED from euc.a up, 70 suit me
Z new shades s 10 .as{iti III 70 E0aifss
scARFs 5ofthe newest styles ssstf. .saiut9af
LADIES' SUITS; 5gI8I ~ go--s oedss aHisssli
BLANKETS-lurge stock, ranging In prices frssA
80 TO SIS; .ts5fas
A,eos CARRIAeE-BLANKET ySi.;s.is rfy
CARPETS, RuGS, a., ~ -. ( ,iyy5t,i, .s,,s.ss
DRUGGETs, &C., &C.. "a. ...- 40. ne Ia
CT x 81 j ..'.tal.a { g 3 ss,i.ss
~ a. 1abRl& 1--ii .natsstlet as+9
i fd9& SIS .lfssGa5T atg.tS .stftaGA
,g:3-9F9fai COURTNEY q POWELL iiesiftz9
I.';4i d.ts a sgsW s5ifs9. Cd; sfauUiI sss $50
have handsome stock Of, IeAKsssiA mo ass
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The Mission c ause.
AN IN CID 4 N T.

PAYS PROCEEDINGS oFcoSFERENcs
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regard TO this brother relation 10 The Con-
ference. The secretary said he had been
absent from The Conference for several years
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vs,nRs. STATIONERY, kc.
nLANK BOOKS FOB 1876.
8. T. ELLYsoN,

.. T. ELLysoN;
BOOKSELLER AND sTATI0NER,
= rz5s 4. l112 MAIN srgEEE, y ,.sS
ia prepared to supply nerchanss With a LEV OF or
BLAsE Books aud OFFICE SfAIioSS.EEn :. = ~
y 'u tTs,SVSLOPRa, LETT Err and BILL.AEAA'S
fnresshed and printed TO order IN any styse.
TBLANK Books made 10 order. a asss assoas-
nenI OF BLANK BOOKS nov IN 6soek. - 49,
i Orders solicited and will receive pIonPs 800
pLANK BOOKS.
we oesr gor sale, aud marsafactnrs 70 order all
,.s,f3, aS kinds ~ Is KS so
b. sss BLAME BOOKS 70
requiree by merchants, banks, railroads Insurance
cofnpsnses and Others, and respectfully invite or.
ders from pas.ses who design opening new sets Of
books ON the arat or Janzary ne1t
SUPERIOR STATIONERY OF every descEp'
tina. a wen as the cheapess, supplied
| ~ az .7,5 80 Z WoODHOUSE r. YARHAM.
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THE DISPATCH AND THE CONTESTED ELECTION
PASTOR FOR THE SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH--HoN. JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER-A
PUBLIC READING BUSINESS OF THE THIR.
TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-THE VALLEY RAIL
ROAD sUITs-INsTALLATIoN OF PASTOR
DR. ER-THANKsGlYING.pAY. ETC.
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,s,..;sI Correspondence or the Dispasch.l
DASvnLE. November %, 1875.
.nrr nv report was closed on Saturday
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vs.: "And I, brethren, when 1 come to
Won. come not with excelency of speech or
of wisdom. declaring unto you the testi.
mony of God, for determined not to know
ANYTHING among you save Jesus Christ, and
Him cruei6ed." His subject was the cruel.
fiyion of Christ. Those who heard 1t
sneak in the highest terms OF 1t. 1T
touched and moved the hearts OF his audi
cpce. 4E a9
syo.day,s Session or the Conference.
The Conference resumed its session this
morning Religious services were conducted
by Rev. w. J. Norheet.
The Bishop reported the names OF persons
ordained deacons and elders on yesterday.
Also, the ordination of Abraham CARER,
colored man from Fluvansa, to deacon,s or.
ders, at the African Methodist church yester-
day afternoon, where, we are informed, the
Bishop expounded to hetdelight and edit
fication of the colored brethren.
John NJ. Saunders begged to say 70 tue
Bishop that If he was on time he would ask
for the location Of p. a. Fishburn.
He was told by the Bishop that ne was not
ELDERS PASSED EXAMINATION.
Question 90 was resumed, and the following
elders passed in examination Of character ana
reported the following payments on salaries !e, !:
MurfYeesboro' District B. Z. Tenneille,
se04:J. D. lumsden, 1856 ID. 2. Wright,
$4,000; ". P. Jordan, s226 ]. 9. Watson
j W. Compton /; j. q. Martin, 81 2O0; Z. y.
Booker, 81 GOO; T. y. Williams, SSeo .. H.
Holiday, 5000; j. n. Jones. :, an !.
Norfolk District e. d. Peterson, S2,oo0,
p. Garland, %, 600; HIP. Mitchell, Sl ,0
W. r. Robbins, $3.50; j. 81. Crown, S5ll
j. C. Reed, S942.9 j. b. Davis, y83o.1l;
j. j. Edwards, 81, 006 .. %. Rhodes, s7S2 10;
T.J. Dayton, 1897 30; r. n. Crooks, yssS |;
J. l.. Spencer; $685.; +. a. Compton, EN-
s. Blogg, e. ID. Saunders. 4.
Randolph. Macon District. m. L. BISHOP
liz the case of j. T. FinneIl the presiding
elder could give no definite information IN
, 1875-11-06
DIVORCE.

The law has spoken.
Tho law hAs broken, -.....
And men havs heafkened ita atsrD decree;
The R1tAt world wondered:
Two ltseM B4ndctD3,
Two streams Lass 1oueA to the nulen ses4
Tho past IN tn ashes,
III Aopcs that were born With tho birth of ths years.
Iifes dream ts rclir.rutshod.
lOves limp Il oxttn{I1ished,
Dcath's parting-to seyer
Eofoter, forever. ~
10 breathe in world without fragrance Or blooml
DcathA p1rllnE-t0 wander
Alone, 1n1 to ppueaer
Our drcama that la hurled In anguish aud gloom.
What damon hss entered
Marrs hngcM hAye scattered
Whuts iits WIZ as sweet Nv the Baucs Of chld1
What flame haA osrpowered
Tia lore 10 cm1owrrcl,
tbs beauty. tho ho1e, and the fsish uuaeoltds
Nh! bs.sh. WAS tho sasnsaes,
When ev'ry newcomer
Poured aadneaa Ia bosons Of bridegroom and bride;
All p!rD was sach meeting.
Each xiai.e aiah each greeting,
Their ra uuFepenbng,
Their eyes unFccbtlnB.
They 'nth trehn tic path that IL fAlrest 70 Hou;
Hope ~rAty tld elGhiuY,
The v:liot,n ihat vore will come ueye1 sg4ln.
O ueArt ! once iora1tan,
! Once w1thHle.t 4pil ahsken, .
| Thy world Ia hereafter wne and shame:
| Cud pride Ia&y aiiststn tn CO!
Twill brniaa thne aud ch ain thne,
Twill mock tlee with thEobhiugs thou tsuht uot 70
! --t;<srps Edgar jfon.qon4<rv it tAs Areadts..
, 1875-11-06

two ,icrA ~ old r!ca covered With mud md eoa.
weed which 1lnso ,nk i,eGti fAvarlth hn'lnt ol
tho rorn,orhnt md other teu-flrAs. The pil'n
extond frutn tho waters c,lgo ftr Hnmr d1stanen
into The bank Of THO river In tho dIEea-
tion Of SvanNIcl. mud nccortnG to tradition
thnv formed rnst pf tho wreck os n Dnn!e!, var
galley blrnt and K,nk at tic timo Of tho Dn1,iRI,
Invasion Of ENGLAND III tho year bi1. Within the
laHt few days gentleman who Inns latcly taken
n rot,itsnco III tho ueighborltooa conceived TIM
Idea Of rnisillR tho rrcH,ltnra wreck and cut
plovcd number OF men In making csrlnrnsionr.
Whom at depth nf aonle or II, feet IN the mud.
plants were fnliII attached to The pites AMI tlo
ehnrc OF Inn vessel wAH traced. These rlanks
wore attached tn tho tinbcrs Ia tlro0 tbsckneses.
eacl, p.nesl 10 lovel and ttaut to tho eihpc nf
tho shin. lilo thickness Of thu plankH was
from In d inches, antl tho titnbcrn Il by
10 i,,chcB. Tho roGoarchcs woso continued
10 tte keel, tho measurement at which MAS
tuunt to no 1:O fccl in length. quantity ot
cement was amhcdded tetwcoti tho keel and tim
hers, aud thu plalIks wero ealkcd with moss.
Tie tlnhor appeared TO bo Of oak but the color
,oine changed, It rcsenlh'cd coal. and was e1-
trcniely hhrtl: Otherwise 1t was perfectly nonnd,
and oven saw marks Tcro ttisttngtslshAoio IN
placer, tho Instruments nRctl being of much
thicker make tl.nn thoso oF tho preaent lhv. 1t
IL h,,uctl tint teho examinations will be contln-
ucl aud further information obtained rcHpectihG
this remarkable relic nf past ages
, 1875-11-06

buckcts Of every nize which fold like hand
kerrhjef to put nwAy. Aomo on view llRvn boon
full OF wnter ever siilce t,a opening Of tho eH.
hihi.iun. Int tho cHir-fifgc .clnms to bc nlso
tleat- proof, quality that at,nnld mako 1t III
valuable for ambulance tnnta, for awnings. ard
tropical uae. Il ,uay 10 nhostlv aaIl that oyery
purpose served by 1uNt,.or professes 10 10 FIJI
fttied in thin NOW s,,bnthncn with thh farther
Recommendation of foather-liRhtneHa and I'M
iermcnbil,ty. Ita asfes,st', In Huch TINT u stray
an lnrl, and l.slf vida ias bcan holding 1.lhD
pound weigh. for tho Last Hlx weUks: ln thicker
B,lco.s, scncerrl with fuucy wootle, It la A,is-
goatsl an material for clrrisEo building. sloss
e!esa,t t,ootA p.ade Of 1t aro shown YOU Al we'll
an portlnanttnue ard hats. f}ns tho Advantage
q! Tho cnis-Erqe for soldiers equipment ia that
which draw thu War hlnnfcr'A attention. It IA
claimed thnt knapaacs. straps, belts. ca.toucse.
hox, otc., can l,o lghtcncd by 70 per cent and At
thu Ramo limo be made water anu heat proof,
strengthened, and diminished in cost By II per
cent, At least,''
, 1875-11-06
lOtER'S LANE.

tanna Caltnt4 Cat, Oct. u, 1s7el
Ills nhtle II tannzaies Vicrnte,
Her nainD IN Mat11do rtFo;
Thpy I've osi .hia crsuk C4lleuie,
Aud oftcn at evening -
TO walk whesa tho eaGtGk-paf enYera
The treeIeAH and thstlnvseEs pla!Ns,
Aud act all tho saEno M saosU lovers
Who ,Yoo In tue sAadowy lanea.
Last night, as they walked with ulow pacss.
liz whispered sweet worsia In her car;
They held ttetr hantl4 light 1u embraces,
Thc!rhIps And approached n.ry near.
When, tatefeasy atepp!nH. sAe iaahmsd
Fig thor, tn her foot--Whtch waS lNsc-
And cried with emotion EHF-r.rrarhI'
word which men uso whc1 thpy s"esr~
Though checksd. yot h!s passion W. Ut s4tes
For hot than fur plrasas ilsrFtsts
And ass HIN, vi haur or 10 ataf,
pevoadly kneel vt her fcft.
hut quickly hU rose and he dsmnMa
LID cactus which gr9w W hls Rhoa,
And tho ward which Rhp htafA HAt taF'F'f-16tnl1'
Iusteal Of loyar'* sose l'lt&.
And thought II " we'll for Vicente,
Aid Nell 7or htattl4u lfro.
And wpli thst the thoIis Wst1 more plenty
in ispet where fond aoyar@ do 70.
II would make thela much bot1Hr scqMatntei,
Would bAn!4t. Iovafs glamour EsUn1 ouch,
Would warn him TINT she Il uok &Hlutel,
AuI show htr hia f1gurya of ki'cteh.
-Nrut,k [uFps7afsF IN tht .stw York HFaIahif,
, 1875-11-06
The Egg Dance In lnutn


A much moro pl,nsing performance and one
which might perhaps better nave bcen laeia-
toned Ii. connection with tho exploits Of tho
jugg'ens, IL tho = egg-dance." Thla IL not, ~
ono might expect from tho na1ne given 1t.
cusca iu this wiap: Thu danceE, dSoHaea
In q oorsasa aud very short aktlt, carries
willow wheel OF moderate dianotor fnstorod
horizontally upon tho top of her head. Around
this wheel threads arc tnstened. equally distant
from each other. aud ii tbs sutl Of zach Of tloa
threnla ia alip- uo0se. which ID kept oE'on by
glaaa bnud TNrn equipped, the youuK Elrl co'!'ea
toward tho spectators with haahb full of e6gs.
which aho rass,os around for lnspsction to
prove that tlay IRE real, and not limitations,
thu ulusic astlkaa up jesky. mpnotonons stfain,
and tho dancer begua 70, nhlrl around ~lth
Z Yu.ek nAotion, throwa It from htr II
such WY ~ to draw tie knot nshr.
ths snitt turning Ut tho daucer prokincea .
ceutrfuga, force which stretches the throsd out
straight, ttke ray shouting fsom tho circumfet-
aAte OF tho circle. Ono after another tho eggs
ata thsoMn out into tAeae sip-poassa until thny
tnake llosszontai Aureoe or halo sbout Ito
.sahcess head. 1hea the dance becomes st!l
noEo rapld,-so eupld. Ia tact, tAak It IL difficult
70 distinguish the features Of tha girl /;
J tho moo4aat. il crAiols ths lsass tasss
, 1875-11-06

In one Of Lila addresses, a. Nrooklyn On Hun-
dAy laat Mr. Moody told tho following anccttots !,
churcL-one Of those men who ulado you feat
good il Yoa lolked ut him, md matio you toel
batter If you sppke to lin. lie Mas tho most
grateful man e7Ur knew. H0 always had
Something tAnt he wanted to thank God Tor par
Ncula1!y. We. one uoFnipg he cut h,a finger,
out ii prosty bal,--aud knew that lo would
mAalgo III Aome say to rotatn prslao for 1t. but
/ ald l.ot see how be was to do. Wall, the pFaT.
e1-messing camo aud he vaa there. aud ono ot
Ia cried. that / tilis morning out nv hngor
aud thank Theo, Heavenly Father, that did
not cut it oH.'" >,
, 1875-11-06
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

Fno,u PROMINENT uenIcmsn md resldont at
H., fot jh8 past tDfly }txrs VOL kn2Mn ~ M" 1'
pa.1lihen throughout tho United 5fatss'
NxH Yoax. Oct H. ~, :,
Ds. RApw4Y-DHlH sra: MI insl.ota y ~ ia
vi, stnx IT Jour sdlsls 1sJsef Eof fsajsf I'D
had Aoen Aheotsd slth anno trouble y "
Ia last sarahiy afaIux .!sea:e Thsh IT, 81 ssol1
arns,ua d tas ttdasss nd laddsf s.1 1x,.at ~ t
tas1t nnlon tL.s ~ a sxs1s I'd sisd q
physieis s md hsI i4lsn large quantity 81 o. n Ts
boih slloattio hotnsopithto n Ian ~. Hid b. Jour
:sds au aon (, NJ Il t. a.. nsSS ss1sas
sfs.s si: srsoa Thn bad 1"x bte1 safSrfex I s.r.s
h;a ssnt Il Mssa saa VI, s,!s ssns sn r
md S,',,Inu1,SMt taking them. , In thsse aas
Il II pycn, Aad nax asi ~ yell = ssr C,no1oa,
, 1875-11-06
INDIAN T.uRRITDRl.

Htnsxogee - tien. n tAerlnnn - Dntab,e
: Murder Ncgr1 ltnEhfH - Eshnu1OE.
trua,
,,m,ioi C,rr,.,p,,tturs Of lHe Chirado Tribune.
M,.r,,.rr t'rook Natio,t IuJ, Tcr,, Oct.
~, .,,..,.,. =. .,o ,h,ot,,. f.o,,,,.
'''-"a MI - "o" .e""'nH '' ''4' onos'" > -,
ell. prohibiting sho fh1e M oe'osaso u NJ
liquors, whetllot melicntsd ar not. 1t t6 TIL
toIu}r1 Ia work tho rnyuorAl o. such proprietary
,,,,o,,,,.-.,,-d;ot. ,r,a bi,,cn4-ns 1udiuns aro
,'" ,.,"...-.s.,., -a ~.
KNOWN ID ReI an1pA'eato" on'
fE1aiE FIRES
arc Incoming vorv alarming. Already tho do
e,r,c,t,r of nroportv hns hgen r,,,at In tho way
~ ss..., .e.,. .,.,I,, .nL haro ns. snt, avn,
A tI'eo'' s'"te' "'' s,1 cu,,.,
Hore0B aoa Gallo arc cAuR1tt III tno S"i4. "n'eo'
At night th~ whole henvenH arc lurt.l with theso
torrihr flrea. The tics, cuIyerts and bridges, on
tlo Ni.so,,r, E.nana 4 ,roxos no,,,sa have suf.
Wv ts'"ee'. ~. ,,.st ,,,vo ,,oa,
lc1ea auu t'a'h.: aot eono ""'' p"ss' yostor.
scarcely ever on time, iroa1 mat CAUSE Aee''es
day vas fcnsfat day for Muskogec' AZ noon'
with strong south breezo prevailing, ,.ho lres
frnn, to r,,.od and roarod m III crest
49, ~ ~ .v ~ ,,o tnwn Int t,,o cit.
'*'oe'ts a"e to"et -. 'A' 'u".'
zcns gasborod in largo na'nbora. anu ss's..nE
"bach-ti1cn," srrcoeded In saving tho p!aco after
n contost Of over two hourB: and the tia nks.
,;,;.,,, rr;traas. r .vc,v co,,utcn,nca ey;,,ce.I
s'fl"s "'.s'sa ST. ~. 1880 fr,,, ,,,,r M.
DOW pteh8en al Wota ~ tnr cecaP' 1to''
VOL Vi tneif eueea AA' ne%ta oNaE'
'ss. w !: S"EnMNS, 'i ,, ,.a;o,
nomoo1s u '!,e Hta, .as.,, "',, nosriv .,I .i,r
, 1875-11-06

The Paris correspondent ct the London itte'
graph thus deaufibes preparation OF corr,
Enowu ~ cair-lie9e, which is attracting con
siderable attention IN PAEss "Cut ~ nne Haaets
skp Of jadis~rubuet, it wholly loses .ts fsisbtY.
wh,s viii = tsapsug avery advantage. Cork thus
traatcd NAV bs wrung out like dIsil-oloth,
doubled ,nto any shape. aud beate9 Nth nlaliot'
ssfsc1y astsr-sighs, aud tha hyentos slows
, 1875-11-06

An Interesting saotch Of tho astronomical
tcIauce cf thu Dabylonisns, contributed to
Ealu5e, Affords us InAny OF tho following parsic.
,llara; The earliest students Of Chalaos were .
people, now called Aecadisus, who probably CANT
into AasytiA tsom the East. Mlngling flAtefa.lly
With the men already occupying the lkul, the
Acc.liAus united with thpra iu LuillIpE =. ths
, 1875-11-06

proerrvcd as oyitlc,,rca or ttcir prowess and
vNnsnan,n nvrr tillr cucEties. Tn the death VI
u Cl,cf. nit TIL, Fc'lrs sascn hy him during lns
wsrIlkc career MI. iuruc with hia sc1nalnH'
, 1875-11-06

ItVflUQH I1N[&@,
About Ell milss fron Botley, On the bank ,t' Of
tho Hamble. which runs out OF the boathnhp-
lon M Water, these lio exposed st Low spsing tides
, 1875-11-06

Prof. lIartt, Director OF the Geological ard
Archaeological Snrvey Of Brazil. has entp1et'
actively upon tho work under his charge. Ills
exploring purity has started westward from
the coast OF Pcrnanbnco. 1t ia expected that
thu work Of tho survey will occupy at least four
wears,
, 1875-11-06
SWEDISH ARCTIC EXPEDITION.

Tho BwcllAi Arctic Expedition nrrlved. on it6
houaeward journey, at 1Iammezfess, the most
northern town Of Norway. ii, good hoalth and
condition, Sept. Is. Il passed tuo Gult Of Obi
and reached the River Yencael, in longitude 81
degrees eaat On tho 1871, Of August. At thi.
plste Psols. NoEdenskjald, Sludstrosm, aud
stuzberg. loft tho party to return home by WY
81 Biberia, willie tho slip returned coaatwlea.
The Expedition hns brought back ricli coltec-
tion illustrative Of natural hat0ry and several
Important photographic reports.
, 1875-11-06

A correspondent of tho Derry + "ii'tea a,,b-
,iphcs Tim fact tlat a rnre-whlto swallow MAS
Isscly observed by him at Churchill. England.
''Thcre was 10 prrceptible difference" he
vrites 'hetwacn IL and the common swallow.
With tno exception Of Its plumaGo being of tile
rurcst wl,Iss Other swallows wero flying abollt
Al tho hamo tinlt, but this rara Gcis Summed
their company, and lid not scom nnxtors to join
lhGtn, - il fitted about by tta Hotltary self md
kept at respectful distance from tho others.
Az lnva mover l,e1rd of white swallow having
boen neeu about this rars of Tho country before,
/ consider IL o worry strange FisitJr.'
, 1875-11-06

1'tof. L. a1orren. OF l}russola, has bcon OK.
porimonting with inaectivorous rlants and re-
potts results opposed TO the general opinion that
they are capable Of absorbing aud assinifating
animal matter. 11o believes that tho gutanons
accret,of,s Of tho leavcs Ut P;ngincu1a ion9;fphd
nnh Ura+era ,t,iHnHifplta simply hasten tho do
composition Of captivo Insects. lilo also atE,lns
that tho action Of tho naucua iB entirely similar
to shat OF pure wator, augar-wAtcr. and tho
honey eccretlo.,s takon from tho flowers OF
ticc3sn,a n,idiHora. lIo adutH, however, tho OK
eteneo u the structure Of these planta OF nisDi-
rablo coHtr,vances for catching aud retaining III
eaclH,
, 1875-11-06

Every trup Of tho Sarsaparil!isn Hesot,,nt eoumua
satss n'o"9n s ie .Tnat urne I'D othst aas
ts Nn.t,s q tan ttsi, VIZ nsx aud k4nl u.s!c,L M
ot,or p,.sa e; tn s5sts soro eyf sanots1,. x,, dt
rHt#t, s,ustIon., 1aver soteu, sc1d hcat rnzxe ~
theuu. orsalpas. acs, blacS sIets t1ss II - hsse
nhiaf1l deharEts night sr'eats toss of aDstm snd Ill
u hs sanss II moIssu eue.nstsy. I'D fsw isys d.
pnt<ut tl.,rrer tn tpfe theI.
II this ratteai. daily tscEhtnf rstucod by ths ~aM9
and aeoinoatt lou 1st Is sss
Gahd1 afrentiug tttag Hanto1. and sspas t1t tAs
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ETHHAH1EE OF EVHUFE. :, :.
Tha following statistics with ruyard to tho H.
hrazioH Of Europa arn taAen from ii. Dloch's re.
eeutls-publIshed work comparing the statistics
OF Franco With those OF other European ssatos'
franco posaessea tho csaatest number Of vol
umes, and one.thi1d Of these arc In tho libraries
Of Pstts. Outside Of tho metropolis, thero are
s}3s libraries, containing s,50o.000 volumes.
Forsy.ouo Of tie provincial Libraries ase opcu In
the eveu,ne. The nix public libraries Of Paris
number iu al about 100000 volumes. biucs
1865, students libraries layo been formed I'LL
ever France. between thxt year aud 1A71-'2,
these have Increased from 4,BE1. contHininR K
1BU, 5A volumes. to l8.638, containing l,la3 7a2
volumes. France haA In ali hor public lbsun Gu
A1Sy, 700 vo!usnes, OF i.7 pes 10" persona; Afy-
stia has a, 48a 900 volumes, OF 9.3 per lOl Hus-
nA has 852, ,0G0 volumes, OF l.3 peF l0D Belgium
hAs tD9 1Vb yotan,ea. OF le.4 ros lb1 lta!y 1,at
ll.7 volumes por lou inhahtaaA+
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-07-16
Last Of the Swamp Angels.

A Goldsboro, n. c., dispatch to the
Now York Herald says Since 1871 a
stalwart mulatto, passing under the as
sumed name of Bill Jackson, has been
living i'll this neighborhood following the
vocation of Il plasterer and brick mason.
Jackson and another negro had been
suitors for the hand of the same woman,
and this engendered bitter hostility be-
tween them. They had hitherto been
warm friends, and it was during this pc
Rod of intimacy between them that Jack
son divulged to his friend the secrets of
his former life with the robber chief
Henry Berry Lowry in Robson county.
Jackson's rival betrayed him, and, act
ing upon the information received from
him, letter was sent ta Sheriff McNIil-
Ian of Robson county, asking for a
minute description of George Apple
white. A photograph of the bandit was
the response, and LED to the apprehen-
sion of Bill Jackson as the escaped free
booter.
While Applewhite was engaged in
conversation upon one Of our principal
streets to-day he was approached by
William Freeman and Bryant Copps,
who commanded him to surrender.
Upon his refusing the summons the Off
GERS clinched him, and desperate
struggle ensued. Though wholly I'M
armed, Applewhite did etfectual execu-
ton with his fists, knocking Freeman
out of time in the first round. He then
ran rapidly down James street toward
the marbet-house, but was soon over
/ taken by his fleeter purSuers and beaten
into submission. The officials here are
positive as to bis identity. Applewhite
murdered Mr. King, former Sheriff of
Robson county, and was sentenced to
death. With the assistance of his con-
federates he escaped, and has been at
large ever since till now. He was con
sidered one of the most daring, brutal,
and devilish of the " swamp angels"