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FIRES.


sp,ciat Dtt,htch to lnf chfcdau Tribune.
B1.ooM1Surox, ILL.,, Jan. 27.-The grnhary ana
smokchouse Of Joseph Drown, Of White OAK
Grove, was burned to tic ground Sunday morn"
ing laat It contained quito MI amount Of gEa'n'
besides quantity Of meat aud other s''pp'tea
A young 1nsn named George DECKER, tho aon Of
nncighbor, is accnHcd Of Hetting hrn to tue
building. lie and son Of Brown havo had
vou,s troub!e and 1t is supposed this was dono
IN vi, aot Of rovonge agai1ist Brown. lilo WINS
arrested Monday: Loss about - oM. ...
The barn Of Jacob Dillon, at. Hope Town
shin, was destroyed by fire Friday Inst, together
With Lou bushels Of grain, pair OF ,nnlcs'
,l,reu llnrscs, Iour sets of larnoss. How buggy.
aud number of asrclltstrAl implements, al Of
WHICH, were coyero4 by small insurance III tlie
Graugo INSURANCE Company Of that LEGALITY. Il
IL s supposed to havo boon yet OF fire, A'd from
tho proximity Of stack Of corn, pens Etc.. 7
eoeHs that tho intention Hns TO destroy LIE ass
! 1,ukH 81 ,5Uu.
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opfcNt UtstN1frh to THF CHEdVp 7Tf6NHe.
HowAnp CRY, Mich, Jan. 27.-Eary yester-
,lay morning the lumber aud shiuglc mill bo-
longing to Morgan, Leonard l. Stanton, OF this
nlaca, yas entirely destroyed by 'tlre. I4oss
s,ao 0oo: no insurance. Supposed incendiarihm.
'rho destruction of this mill will provo serious
loss to our village.
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Srtcial pespatrt to Tbs Chfea1a 1TfbuHs-
CRowN po1Nr, Ind, Jan. 27.-The Post-otfice
and : country atoro. kept by L. D. Palmer
Cedar Lake, five miles from Grown FONT, "as
totally destroyed by Gro last night. Loss, se ooo;
uu insurance.
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The alarm from I}ox No. $3.50, at 1880 o'clock
last evening. WAS accustomed by tho burning oit
Of d chimney at No. 1H8 West Eighteenth btreet'
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WHEELING, W. VA, Jan. 27.-Tho boats a. tho
landing oscapsd injury from tho breas-'lp, Inc
Hteamer gcleuce WAS lert on tho shore by tho
rapid!y ilerliniug river. Tie steameIs t. ludson
aud Albion, u the lower aud OF the clts' "slo
both out down, aud will prove total loss.
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SENTENCED TO THE PEhtTEhTlah,'
gIer,a4 f}ixustca ia 7hs Gh1coo" 1'r'ous, AZ,
IowA ftlrY. Iu., Jan. 27.-Judgo lsothsoAH NJ
tencal tnr.- criminals to the PenitenslA, =,
Saturday,-tso tor burglary aud ono 1os I1s'''
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That Produce Darkness Rathe,
than Light.
A Mournful Episode IN the Search
for tho james Desperadoes.
A House at kcarncy Station, No., A.
tackled by Detectives.
They Succeed IN killing a Young Child
and Severely Woundin1 d
Woman.
TERRIFIC ENCOUNTER WITH THE JAMES
BROTHERS..

TERRIFIC ENCOUNTER WITH THE JAMES
BROTHERS.
jgpecfat Dfspatch 10 The Chfrddn 9fth"n.
Hr. LOUIS, Mo-, Jau 27.-A special to tbs
Rspu,ltcan contains tho following particnlsrso ot
q terrific encounter bntwoen Pinkcrton's d.
tecsivca and tho Jatnos brosl,etB:
"Tl,is morning, about liulf-paHt o'clock. Ia
ATTEMPT was na,lo to capture Tho eciebtalel
.Jhtnos boys at tllosr homo 3 tnilcs from Keat.
nov, small station 2l miles cast Of this city OF
tho Hannibal j. st. Joe 1lailroad. rerortefoi
tho knusas City Times visited Koarl'cy thu
evening, and obtained the following pnrticular
from Sheriff John y. 0ronm: The rareEts
OF the Iatncs boys arn iinmea satnacl,
the mother, widow, having llafritl
| s,uco hor first hnsbatd's death. 1hei
| house is in thick woud; no houses within
| llalf mile eithor way; must dFehry hpot, Iha
| family war tlrBt nwakcoA l,y some noise, wheu
Eaauois Rroso ant! won't outside 20 ascerta.ntls
cnubo. 1Io found tho l.onae On i'fo. After pu.
ting 1t ont ho returned inside where no ,slscoE
| cred hand-grenatle or small bomb-shol lying
on the floor, and Airs. sana1ols attempting i
throw it into tho tlre, rot Lno"inE "nat II w.
Ilaee. Tho whole family ca.no IN Just then. ani
alnest Immediately tho shell exploded, wo,drs
four OF lie family. Mrs. sasnylels lost MI arm,
ctid years old was killed. and t%o othtn
wero injured. This hand.grenaao. had btea
n,ettced outsile, and frotn tho tracks Of horses
aud met, 1t is evident that q terrific battle e.
! sued. Tho Janes boys were cithor in tho hos's
or tho barn. and on going out tho batlla Gun.
n1cucod. 1t in Impossible to tell who or haa
many wota wounded. blood was fo1lnd abu1
tho fences md baek Ut IT,,
houao, Tic wounded were carneI
of iuto tho wota!r. ns was slloSa
i,y tho Lloody tracks. Tho reporter eonld Eat.as
no further particulars. The Whole s'clnlty is i
great pxc.to.nont. Men frar tint lhe tow, wit
I'e burncsl, unl anything may bo l.tttrlyti.
,ccto]. 1t is supposed thas pinkcrtoh'a d.
Il ctiycH, nssir:cl by men in the neiElsborhoej
arc tho ones who t,hde the a:tack. sono en'
/ ruse tho JnmeB boys wore capttlrot!. tursha
furty will be ol.oitod to- morrow
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| founded ba1lks III Dea hlollcs, ce" 1olh' a"u
Council IIu!ra. He bonght thousands OF acres
| al rea. catpte became stakeholder IN countless
| corporRtions, With tha enormous fluid in his
hand he carried Central Iowa, financially, tor
| vears lIo loaned in oyery direction. Ills In
forests were enormous, and al successful, IT 10
sad tint lis tirnt aet-back was recelyed IN Chl-
csgo during the panic. This high tide o. pros-
! perity continued until 1878. In that year he
CAME TO CHICAGO,
al,ured, It Ia said by Mr.. John u. Tracy, who ~
beloved to nayo shared with htm In tue Prottts
| Of his rich trust Hl1lc9 it was through lla lnl'n-
opce that hIr. Allen received II. lr. Tracy
| urped him to seek broader Held. amt make Ills
reputation and success nat,onn M with Ch!oaso ~
nocket, aud bought with il tho Cook County
. | National bank, May 20. 1878.
| tl1,e litigation hetWean tic stockholders aud
I bondlpItera of the mississippi d Mlasourl lyot
Railroad was still, apparently far from aettis,
| inent There waH 0very rrospecs that he ~ouio
D have their el.o000oo III hs hands fGr years e
. and unknown to himself Or tho curt IN "hict
y y the suits we1o pending, negotiations
T. | FOtk A COMpMOMBE
+ | wsre in active p1ogrosB Those ware sucoeHHtui
and Within few weeks OF the time when u
rlacod the last Of ls funds In the Cook County
K I sent. At the request of tho nehe
i. tlciaries, the Court Ut ohce called o.
10 Mr, Allen 10 render TIP tho $500 600 aud interes
~ to the uartIeH tor whom he Lad been nnrs!hB u
1t Tie total waa then ABOUT q, 100 oN). This "a
10 III July. lilo wAs given thirty usys IN ~h'en
= comply with this order. y conlo hos NY
"a como ut more unfortunate tlme. ~
~ - MAJ }ust sunk large sum in h!a pc
III nurchsss His resources we're large, and
kent every onergy to collecting the neoessal
funis. lie seooped hiH four b4uks to tho DO
ot TOM Rs sold, despite fr!shttul sacrifice, last
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Jus 20.-Mes<rS. Faulkner,
Of West Virginia, Harris, Of Massachusetts,
and Fletcher, Of Missouri, special commits
Sioners 10 investigate Professor Marsh's re.
port. has convened at the Fitth-AveDue io
tel, New York. Indian Commissioner Smith
aud Professor Marsh are in Attendance.
Witnesses have been summoned.
General Pierrcpont has received personal
Qoe from the President requesting him for
fbe present to revoke the order removing
District Attorney Fisher.
Detauting mail-contractor Draper, who
failed Oh the VicksDurg and New Orlea rs
contract had deposited az forfeit Sl,630
and the Department has sent the certified
check for collection. This is the fist in
stance Of such forfeiture.
The Postmaster-Ge has commenced d
suit ug inst he bondsmen Of over forty de.
fiuIting contractors.
The July returns to the Department Of
Agriculture show that the acreage in corn Is
about per cent. greater than last year
New. England and the Pacific Safes nave re.
duced their acreage, but all the great corn
growing regions have increased 1.-THE Mid
die States 2 per cent; the South Atlantic
States 3 per cent; The Gulf States 10 per
cent; the inland Southern States II per
cent. States north OF the Ohio 7 per cent;
States west of the Mississippi IA per cent.
rhe condition Of the crop is below the aver
age in New Epgland, the Middle, and the
SOuth Atlantic States.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy
with occasional light rains.
Rrrqt IF Thermometer NJ ne D'SDd{ch once
y,,y,
LOCAL MATTERS.

ARREST or FrGITIvE,--SOme seven or
eight months ago young white man named
Joe Craddock was arrested charged with
stealing two gold watches from Mr.. NJ. Ba-
ker, Of Cur'< Neck. The watches were re-
covered. and Craddock was indicted and
cortip.d in H"nrico jill awaiting trial, when
he climbed over the jail walls, as it is said,
and escaped. Yesterday intormation was
lodged at the office of Messr$. Knox &
Wren, indepcndent detectives, which led
them to believe that Craddoek WIS in the
CITY. CAPTAIN Knox uscertained that man
answering the description, but giving bis
name n Anderson, had hired buggy
at Clak'> stables to go down into
lIenrlco 10 see his mother. a warrant was
obtained from Justice Larus and the man
follow ed and arrested on the road about
seven milesarom Richmond as he was riding
back in the hireu buggy. He was taken 10
lienrlco jail and lodged there. He claims
that he j. not Joe Craddock, but brother vi
Joe. Two m"u who saw hun before he was
arrested, huw ever, say he is the right man.
The present ltIor was no. j1ilor when Grad
dock ESCAPED. aud 50 cannot give any fcsfl.
mony tcudlrg to identity him with Joe Grad
dock. An examination Will be had rs soon
IL the necessary Witnesses can he Obtained.
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VEEErINE.
VEGETINE
pURIFIEs THE BLOOD. RENOYATES AND
INvIGoRATEs THE WHOLE SYSTEM.
ITS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE
Alternative, TONIC, SOLVENT, AND
DIURETIC.
VEGETINE

yFGFTINE is made exclusively from he juices
Of carefully selected bsrks. roots and herbs and 81
strongly concentrated rhat 1t will ffeciually eradi-
ca tasfrnm the system every faint II Scrofua, Scrof
uus Hunors, Tumors, Cancer. Cincernus Humor,
Fryslpeas, Salt Rheum, Syphililic disea'es, Cam
ker, Faintness at the stomach, and all diseases tina,
arise from impure blond Sci,tca, InHammatory
and Chronic Rheuul. t,sm, Neuralgia, Gout. and
spinal cOmplaints can only he etfecually cured
through the blood.
For Ulcers and eruptive diseases Of the skln Pus-
tnles. Blotches, BoIs, Teuer, Scaldhead and Ring
worm. VEG ETIN E has never failed TO effect per.
manent cure.
For Pains In the Back, Kidney Complaints, Drop
sv, Female Weakness Leuc0rrhGa, arising from
internal liberation. and uterine diseases and Gen
er,l DEBILITY. yTGTriSG arts directly upon the
causes Of these compliant Is. 1t invgoraes and
s,rengthcus he whole system, acts upon the secre-
live organs, aiiys inflammation, cures liberation,
aud regulates the bowels.
For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Habitual Costrveness,
PalpitatIon of the Heart Headache, liles, Ner.
yousaess. and General Pros'rllon of the Nervous
System. no medicire has given such perfect salts
fiction as the yEGETINE. 1t purih.s the blood
cptnscs all of the organs, and possesses control
ling mower over the nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by VEGET1NF
have induced many physicians and apotheearles
whom we know to prescribe and use 1t In their own
families.
In fact VEG GETINE Is the best remedy yet discov-
cred for the above Gi eases. and Is The only reliable
ELoop PURIFIER yet placed before the public.
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MoRTUARY REPORT.-The following Is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, July II. 1875. compiled from sections
returns received at the office of the Board
OF Health Cause Of Death ApopIexy, 1;
cholera-InfaDtum. 13; consumption, q
white and colored); commissions Gufsu-
ttle), /; cyanosis, l; dysentery (scute). l !;
dysentery (chronic), / fever (tvphofhj, 8 !;
gas'ro-entertis, / heart-clot, L; heart-dis
ease. /; Inflammation Of bo xel., maras-
mus, l; meningitis. paralysis, q; pneu-
monia, l.; premature birth.1; puerperal
conYulsIons, /; tuberculosis, 9; unknown.
2. Whole number of deaths in the city.
exclusive of still-birlhs. 40. Ser I: Males, II !;
females, g. Color: White males, I; white
females. IA; colored mules, B.; coIored fe-
males, IA Age: One day to thirty, white !;
one month TO six, white. 3 cnlored-to
tai, Z; Six::mouths to twelve, 3 white,
coIored-total, Z; one year TO three, 3 white,
colored-total, 5; five years to ten, white.
colored-total, 2; ten years to twenty, 2
colored; twenty years to thirty, 2 white,
co'ored-total 8; thirty years to forty,
white, l coloreu-tota, 2; forty years to
fifty, 2 colored; fifty years to sixty. l white !;
sixty years TO seventy, white, l COL
orcd-total. 8; seventy years 10 eighty,
l colored; eighty years to ninety, col.
ored. Condition: Single, 10 white, II
colored total, 81; married. 2 white, col
ored-total, 6; widowers. coored wild
owS, 2 coIored. Nativity: United States,
80 unknown, 1. Locality: Marshall Ward,
A; Jefferson Ward, Z; Madison Ward, s !;
Monroe Ward, s.; Clay Ward, g.; Jackson
Ward. 6; almshouse, 5. By uhom Certified !:
Regular practitioners. Sc coroner, | !:
white female; l colored male, colored ie-
m7le-totai. 2.
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The Cotton Convention.

tSpecfai telegram 10 the DiSpatch.j
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.
Va, July 20.-The convention OF the dele
gates of the cotton exchanges held q pre-.
Iiminary meeting this evening at 4 O'Clock.
Toe president (Mr. John Phelps, of New
Orleaus,) called the meeting to order, and
Mr.. John S. Toof, Of Memphis (secretary),
called the roll Of the meeting. Thirty six
members were present, and forty y-fve are ex-
,pected tomorrow. General Joseph E. John.
ston. General Robert s. Toombs, and Gene
raj j. +. Gilmer of Savannah, were invited
to take seats in the convention. The con.
vention adjourned the preliminary meeting
to IL O'Clock tomorrow.
[Associated Press telsgram.l
GREgsBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
W. Va, july 20.-An iDformll meeting was
held here to-day by the delegates t. The
Convention of Cotton Exchanges. Presi-
dent John Phelps, OF the New Orleans Cot
ton Exchange, clIled the meeting to order,
and stated tnat 10 consequence of a break on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad and the
detention Of many delegates it would be
impossible to appoint q business committee
IN advance Of the regular opening OF the
session. secretary John S. Toof, of Mem
phis, read list of the cotton exchanges
which would be represented, from which il,
appeared that the Association bad been
joined since the last meeting By the tx.
changes of Shreveport, La, Nashville, Tenn,
Norfolk, Va, aud Selma, Ala. The total
number of delegates will he between ninety
and enc hundred. The President baying
been notified that General Joseph E. John.
| ston and Hon. Robert Toombs. of Georgia
and General Gilmer, of the same State. were
>ojournng at the Springs, stated the fact to
| the meeting, and It was resolved unlni
mou>ly that they be invited to participate in
| The regular deliberations. The Convention
| will assemble ut 1 O'Clock tomorrow.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

HrsTIsGs Court Judge ". l. Gopton
presiding. The grand jury yesterday re-
turled true bills against the following per
sons for violation OF revenue laws: John ID.
Taley, Julia Baush, Fred. and Henry HECK,
J,mes E. Worsham uhree iadictments),
Richard Woodbridge. d. *, Weisiser and
George Il. Litchield two indic,ments).
Howe Sewing Machine Company, +. L. Ed.
wards, and William Smith. Also, true bills
against the following for telonies Daniel
Allen two indictments). Jane Howard, and
Lucy Brown. Aud also true bills against
the following for mlsdemeanors: Isaac
Kahn, W. Il. Glrnes, Manchester Cotton
Mills two indictments, Mary Ross, and
Henry Robinson.
The Jury in the case Of Isaac Kahn.
charged with tying and whipping one Henry
Robinson With buggy-whip, brought IN
verdict of guilty and assessed his fine at SO.
The accused by his counsel, Colonel Ambers.
moved for a new trial, but the court over
ruled the motion and sentenced him 10 hVe
duys in Jail. Execution OF the sentence
was postponed for sky days 10 order to
allow him to apply to a judge OF the Supreme
Court for writ of error. The accused was
bailed in the sum of 5000, with A. Royal as
surety.
Henry Robinson, for stealing nVe cee's'
worth OF cakes from A. W. jones. WAS tried,
found guilty, aud sentenced 10 five days Id
jail, and to receive ten laShes upon his blre
back.
The bllance of the day was engaged In
hearing the case Of the Commonwealth Us.
Manchester Cstton Mills, charged With ere.
atirg nuisance by allowing brick build
Ing TO remain in the street; and the So me was
adjourned till to-day.
MAYORS COURT Il. r. ChileS presdinq.-
The case of George Green, Pit. Argel. Jo-
seph Kid, ana Gus. Meredith, charged with
shooun. James Green lcoloredl was called
and continued Tor ten Gays, the wounded
man not being able to appear. All were
bailed except Meredith. who sued out writ
OF habeaS corpus. and the same will be heard
before Judge Clopson this evening at
O'clock.
William Hewlett and Sol. Jinkins, for ere.
atiug disturbance in the street. The former
Was fined S5 and the latter $3.50.
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Louisiana Affairs.

New ORLEANS, July 20.-Governor kel'
loey addressed Il letter to the Attorney-Gen.
eral enclosing report Of the experts ap-
pointed by him, iu which he says 8" The IN
YestigatioDs that have taken place before both
civil and criminal courts, and the investIga-
ton and report of the State examiners, dis
close gross cuIpability on the part OF o;her
persons, whose acts have injured the State
and for years huye cast discredit on the Gov
ernmcnt. | especially call your attention TO
the record in this respect, and request thai
,on will Immediately ttke prompt measures
to bring to justice all those who have been
guilty of dalraudIng the State as disclosed by
these inquiries"
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CIScIssArI, July 2O.--This morning the
dlstIlery OF II. T. jasper, in CovingtoD, h:',
was burned, together with 300 or 400 bar
reIs of vbi,key and 1000 bushels OF malt.
Loss, $50. 600; Insurance, $50. 900.
C1scISsATl, July 20.-Black & Co.'S print
ing flee and w. W. Donaldson's llthograp pb
eta bli-hment were burned this morning.
While the firemen were still at work TIE
walls were thrown down by an explosion OF
gas. and seven, including the Chief EHgI,
neer, were caught in the ruins. Dick Hol.
comb was found dead in the ruins, and all
the rest were more or less Injured; two ia
tally.
Hartford. Conn.,, July 2o.-Bro@n Bro
tbers' Hope Mil, at North Colchester. has
been buried. L L3ss, go, 900.
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EVIDENCES OF .ENTERPRIss.-M. Millhiser
Il Co., wholesale dry-goods dealers, hayere
Gently put an addition to the rear of their
store forty.six by seventy-two feet, and Two
Two stories in height. They already have
five lors filed vii b their stork, and this ad.
dltiona room will almost double their ca
pacity. The steps in the front part of their
store are to be changed and the entire edtice
reprinted.
Messrs. Allison & Addison are erecting a
large storehouSr in The rear of their building,
which, when finished, Will give them great
conveniences for the Storage OF fertilizers and
other supplies in which they deal.
MeSsrs. Walter D. Blair & Co. recently re-
moved from the southwest corner Of Ninth
and Main streets to their new and elegant
store No. 903 Main street, one door brlow
Ninth. The store seems we'll suited to their
purposes, and has been filled with fine as.
Sortment Of liquors, groceries, and other
household necessities.
MeSSrs. Andrew L. Elicit & Co. will
shortly occupy large portion Of the Ely
building, on Twelfth street between Main
aud Cary, now rapidly approaching compile
ton. They will have their splendid vaults,
and show and store.roOmS, wel-arranged
offices. and everything else needed in first
class wholesale dry-gO0dS establishment.
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Robert Dale Owens Insanity.

New YORK. July 20.-The daughter of
Robert Dale Owen, in letter to the Post,
says the cause of the calamity which has
overtaken her father Is an over-worked
brain, be having persisted In writing In
spite of the physicians warnings. She has
watched her father through all his changes
with great care and anxiety, and she sees no
foundation for the assertion that the Katie
Hing affair is the cause of bis insanity that
It was mortifyipg and sexiDg to him. is, us-
doubiedIy true, and for week or two 1t did
throw cloud over his b0uyant and hopeful
temperament, but that was all.
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p6~rS.se Aa20SaorH.

NEW YORK, july 20.-Tne Portuguese brig
FarI,. from Oporto for Halifax. was totsil
wrecked July 18th on the Table lsIants,
npe.y miles sou.heas! Of Nova sco!la. Inc
captain, steward, and one man were
drowned. MT.
LONDON, July 20.-The bark }. l.. WICK
wire. from Darieu, Ga., for SHIELDS, mas
putinto st. Thomas water.losSrd ana ais'
mlSIed.
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A CAPITOL SToRY.-It is related that a
wOma1 OF reSpectiule appearance. carrying
all infant, appeared at tue Capitol yesterday.
and inquired tor 1.-the lady of the house"
She was told there was no lady, and that it
was a public building. She left, and was
soon after seen seated on the grass. She vas
then directed to the Second station house.
She said she wus native OF Ashe county,
y. c., and had walked all the way from
there to this city; that she had lost her hus-
bInd last month; was destitute and friend
less, but was wiling to work. Slc came, in
fact, she said, to this city hoplrg to get
home.
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PIANOS, ORGANS, dc.
A RRIVAL md DEPARTURE sgss3
OF PIANO-FORTEs.

The subscribers are constantly receiving supplies
of PIANO FJRraS. and Oh &C -ouat VI Inc supe-
rinr facilities hff rded 10 quaiity of instruments,
terms II pu chase, aud long experience In Tue Ou
siuess. sensible parties ayLil themselves oil tnese
Inducements tn buy Of Us.
neyeral OF the best makers are represented nj our
establishments
ULU PIANOS taken In exchauge.
Several sEi;UND-H6 Nd PIANOS now For sale.
Ssf. and reliable tu4ers can alwuy b had al our
bouse. ljy ySJ WOODHOCSE j. PAsaAA''
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A Radical Off icial Indicted for Perjury.

I'VcVI1 WIeRrd1H 10 tFe UIsIHllcH.J
PORTSMOUTH, july pa true bill of in
dictment lor perjury was found to-day by tbe
grand jury of Norfolk county against Luther
Lee, Jr., collector Of customs for the port Of
Norfolk. 1t alleges that in 1873, as one OF
the sureties Of j. p. Hodges, late clerk of the
court he swore that be was worth S3 900
in real estate above all liabilities, when in
f.ct be was worth nothing. 1t was found on
the oaths of his co.sureti.s, L. Is. Holloman
and John LeSsler. All parties are Radicals.
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PREPARED BY
II. II. STnVENS, Boston, Mass.

WHAT Is VEGETISE? II is compound OK
trucied from barkS. t. and herbs II IS .aturc'S
Heu,edy. II Is pctcc,ly harmless from any had eff
feet upo1 the s,* TEN. Ii Is nnurlsng ana strength
rning. II ac,s directly upon the bnou. IL quris
The nervous system. II gives you good sweet IL en-
at night. 1t Is great paucca iur rf aged ftthe rs
and motherS. for II gives them strength gucrS the
n. rve- anu give, them n,ture'- swtet >crp--iS ia-
been prove! by many an aged PEI sou. Il Is the
great Bio"d Purifier. II Is :; s"othin. rtm"ur7fnr
our chIdrc,. II has relieved ard cured thousands.
n |, very plea to lake; every child Ike Il. II
relieves and cures a diseases orit atlng from i'm
Dure blood Try the VkGETISE. Give II fair trial
for YOUR con plains; thea YOU VIII say 10 ytuf
friend isnbIr, and acquaintance, Try L.; 1t has
cured me-