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, 1875-03-08
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men Spnnfags. ~ Nnfnnft 4 40 81. m. -
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ltd: Mntunft 2.30'9.. R. 49, Gsa1fi,,s
1890 q. 'gR. ~ ssniII 80 4 YDP'W'"b
9ambiIe & Greensboro. awein,nr tn,
ltg: Mnfunft $50 81. 81. mniff+I,,s
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n mex en- 90 - %gntunft 2.30 n. 81. = YoRl@ins
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- pDf1@1ub 7.30 9. M. ~
ayn6burs. Charlottesville, @tauntou sph;..
Snlpber Springs mnb ipefIib srn Wbitess,,is
gger Spftn9s: @nfanft s 9. Dr. 9oa.
Mef Point uub gtat;onrn nm s.r N "a
Vt. INN 6. o.. q. Iaaiid. Gonntnna WaM.
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WenIllW. Mrfunft Otenifags, Dvnnsrfooa
ann Spnnabenbs, 11.30 9. 81 Wpaiht,s
~fOh'ass, Mittwp9s nmb Greitass, 2W. d.
aappaeannpd, iter 9i1b SauL, tdolih
"a'anft 1870 .. ~. = YOfi@lue 2 n. 81.
Stage VoH. Nep Sent. sames e;,.
wing ane Ausen, baIbpU@entlid. - Sin,
tahft WtltttpotS anb 9onnabenbs. n 3om
M y M p0tl9Iub, Dienftass mnb.5reitaos.
Sanars @iber Dampfer. Dreimor pSd.n,
tsW.- Antuntt Dienlfass Donmerfaos unb
SoanGbenps, 5N. M. - pp0ihIna. grn..
'a3s' ~slftpe9s nnb Jreitass, $500 81.
q Sanal yadet. DrsimaI hTGenli6.
Mnfanft, Mittmods, Sreitaas unb Gomntaos
Z y. ~: pofidluB, Muntase. Wittuus,s
uuo 8rsiiass, ~. DR. 4V"
M1ieff,g Wonte. 3me,mol wFdentid
Mnfunft WiifwD1s UNI tSonnabenbs & 81
~ Nd m Yotl9lHB, Dienitass unS 8reitaas.
sport ynatt &onte. i3peimaI pSbentid,.
@, Mn1uh1t MtttpoHs unb @antabenps. &
sa. Wf; o. ggolti9lub, DUnnerfass unp @pnn
, 1875-03-08

Sui It n Court. Solep6 @reI=
Dam anseflast, papiere sefdll9t gu ba=
ben, befannte li0 i6ulois uno pruoe
ouf 3 Sabre in oic8enitentiarD 9elanbt.
Sames 8. Mboiion pon Baltimore II.
Samuel S. 8ea6am angefla9t einegSa=
&c BON 9. S.6awes geItoblen gu baben,
puroen Sober auf 8 Sabre in Die peni=
tertiary geIanbt.
, 1875-03-08

Gipilre9t. Su Baltimore fino
perl9iebene i6uar5e nGipilri9bt" MGn=
ner, wel@e Ii6 has unre9te &e6t su9tu=
ben MAIDEN molten unb obslei6 Tie nil
len, baB lie unsernselebene @dlte 1ino,
in Elm feines 9otel 9insen, I'M ii9 BON
Dem ,peiBen Wirtbe aufwarten gu ~lai1en,
nit bluti9en &Dpfen, ni9t bonn @irtb,
ober BON ieinen @diten, b~inansseiast
morben.
, 1875-03-08

Mm IS. 5. 90. miro Elm Masferaben
8all, in Dem u8irsinia Opera 5ou1e"
BON Dem D2iterarp= uno Social=G Circle,
cine iioiiGe@elelI9aft, bon juaenoli6en
Wfitglieoern, abgebalten peroen.
, 1875-03-08

8 er G%incinnatier soplosii6e Ser
Elm fdnst bereits an, fir ben BON inn
on5ule9enoep Soologii@en @arten an
i9affun9en Su MAIDEN. Sim Sreitas b.
SO, fanO in Dem bena0barten Gtdot6en
2ebonon Die 8erltei9erun9 elmer Mena=
, 1875-03-08
Gpuefttpnen BON 8rieffofet.

gon Haltsn an ben aipei belOnseren Weoen.
wslWe aus Sterntaften befannt fnb, 6.3O ums
Ii.4o Z. ~ 1 BIS unb s 81. 81. @pmm
ta9s-9.30 9. M. unb Z n. M.
@n Setertaeen = 6.6O 9. m. unh
Z ". ". Von allen anbern aaffen tu,rSsn
efs Srtefe auf benz Nidwes..ber IrGoer ohos"
ppiI. Y. 4. Ban 9em, %. We
, 1875-03-08
Spsferei, @emirn Wsiu
nno 2iqupr- 2aSen.
DDll
6. 8ottiabeiimer,
SIN. & 14tp S5tro6e
SEQ. s 14te CITRATE

/ Sd erlanbe mir meinen Treunben unb Be.
fannie, icwie benz pubIifnm i'm 2aeemeinen
aaauaeisen, bab i4 pom 1lten San. b. s, an,
cine @roesrie erDfnft babe unb neben ben se-
ppbhl. den amerifaniiden Groceries, ale beut
l6e Waaren, ais: 6 IN burger. uno
9 d wet5s-8Ge beutlGe JriGte, 1ps
ME @rbf n2tnen, g ii & E etc, etc
fibre. 3uslei9 made ih auf mcin reibbal>
tises 2aeer non Mbtsftea, @panae,
beionbers aufben califpruii9en fir meoistni1Ge
3wede, pslbfr 5Sabrr alt lit, aufmerfiam.
Snbfm i'd rlr bic Cite Der Waaren unp
bic biatgftsn Yrsiie %saranttre, bittst un, sati-
gen i3uipru1
.. 8pttiabetmer
VT. 8 14te StraBe.
E IN Int
, 1875-03-08

Sic err te8 erlammlun9 I'M einen neuer
8auperein gu 9riinben, fiel iiber grmar=
tl1ns gut aus. Gs lpurben iiber 500
Mctien 9enommen unb cine 5peite Ser
1ammluns auf Mittpo9 Ben 1OtenMarS
felt g~eltelt, i'm Die entmorfene gonItitu=
tion gu priifen uno Beanie gu erlpablen.
, 1875-03-08

@ir b0ren, Dap 5pei Sirser, mel6e
2ano in Moribau 8aro belisen, 100
SUP bapon sum @ebrau4 eines Warft-
baules in Der 26iten 5wil9en g uno .
StraBe bergeben wollen.
, 1875-03-08
Ai9mpnS fsurr Alarm-G tlfaraph.
Ala m 6 a t e n.
o. 2 Grfe Yslissi @tatiun.
r. 8 3peits YUIi3ei Citation. o.
.. A Grttte Vuliaei @tofisr

b. Nv. q v9Ee yrlt3et Stntiprt.
w.. 8 !3ipeits YUIi3ei Citation.
Ns. 4 Gritte Ystsei Gtatisn.
MO. S @Prissnbaas. 3ts strass, nate
8rsab.
NO. ~Suof ars eatbsr 5oale," groab
Strabe, stpiiden Der 9ten mnb fOten.
Sfe. z @prisenbaus. 1st.s @ts.. nab
Eranflin. "
Ne. 10 Rpdetts.
30. 1-3 Gds Der 12tsn unb ctr.
Ns. IA Ode Der 10ten unb Bsrb ctr.
10. rs Gde Der 1fen unb Cars Ctr.
SfO. is @de Der Yine anb Main ctr.
gfr. II ede Der 3tsn unb Dual ctr.
. NO. ri Gde Der 25ien unb 8roab @tre
Or. % Ode Der 17ten mnS @ar1bau Cir.
20. "A Gds Der 17ra unb @albinatum
Ctr. I 4J t'@ @ "
Np. rs mssruyUIitan @iien. @.rre. 1t
Ctr.
30. 90 Ode Der 5tsu unb maia cir.
no. 81 Gde Der 14ten unb Matn CTR.
No. 3-2 Gde Der 22asn anb Main ctr.
Ne. "a Ode Der 13ten unb Carr ctr.
10. 3-5 StaStil9ss armenbans.
Np. SO 3repssar GilensBerfe.
NO. Al 10tsn @traBe, spilpsa Drain uub
Gary. 20 aII 1l
No. Az 8reab @traBe, Sde Sail Mas.
NO. 4-3 Gds Curing unb Yine ctr.
Wo. As Ode ct. Samss unb Dusal CTR.
, 1875-03-08

D% &eroiene Sel beiul 6a6, fotuic
audi anoere Scle, @los, Efefer, SODA
II. /. No., int @roben uno &lcinen st Der.
%faufen uao fret inS 9aus a~elieiert
8: Wasner, Orosuit.
, 1875-03-08

DeF Ser reinc bon nlir lclbf impor<
ttrter dbte 2ebcrtbran, 600 Qiper Sil,)
ancrtannt bas bette. 8. Wagner,
Mpotbcfer.
, 1875-03-08

Mg~ Triider @arten Eaamc1l, au fin
ben BET 8. 8aaner, @potbefer,
, ode Ser 6ten uno grppb Ctr.
, 1875-03-08
GttenDaDnen etc.



Hbefapeufe uno Sbip @iienbabn.
an snb nod ben 2Ofsn eestst 1874 psrraasu Sts
sir @prScrsSiae, gbrlpttsssfue.
Sstaunton, g8biis Snlptur, 6intsn uab allen anbersr
Sg y %enTattSnen fag!!t9, (ausseapnnten Spnntaas lum
s. 80 Iar y. ". Dieter Bug f6lteBt F& In @urbuns.
Stle an ete Orange, 8uipeper, Qarrentcn, WonnGes
Aleransrtd, sfatbtn8tsR Il n6 Sen 0p.ben, urS IN Wsnr,
ietiessiae flr guu6burs, grtfDI, RnOrpiGe. Gbsttanpa.
4:45 uer, Naf rntttaas
His nad6 SpresnsStue, asIt, mt Nusnabnte Srnr.
1922, an peitsiaad Der Bug UNI 8:3OlibrNod,rn obaebt
Dtsler Sa9 %psrtinsst it6 In 8srbpnsStne rnft Sem @ y
sRalerS Mu. VI. @tfenb. tdr Qpud burau n. geosbinotar
9TpreB. = FUR Sinctten, @prbpnepide Gbgrint.
tssptus, Stduntsn, aSpften, Gopinatsn, ggbite Snfsb,r
2untia8tcn iitb alien 8wiftenfdtipnen amid. ~ Snnhits
SULPHUR Ia6 2unttnsten taafid, iausosnontn,an cam
@sroonsutae fdr Alexandria, WaiStnascn unt bg Benz M
Ncresn unb fur Satttinstcn mil BEN SanSsppfsrn d p,m
nao Sleffpcco, fur Cincinnati, ben gDefen ,nb eSt,rea
etestn r%uettsrer Insfunft rutnbe man i1S n, S"' sns
Mta.n StraBe, Saldrb unb Grdanae 5ptef Sc, inrsMs
man IN ess Dthts Der @efe1f&aft tor V's~
ta1I u. s.. WerrA,
@sneral.S Superintendent.
Cigar NIiet.
@ererdl 9aB nnb Itdet Naen
, 1875-03-08
Softer ul1b 0aliGe.

Gleaante Sdulidu9e fir Mdbden
nnb &naben.
Seine &ulbsleoerne Stiefeln un6 Sdu
be fir Serren, &nuben uno Siinetin9e.
Sttefel gum &nDpfen uno init Spiben
fir Damen. 1ddo6en uno &inSer.
Softer, Saliic uuo @dadteln gu ber>
unteraeieeten Breiien.
@umni llebeihube bon alien Sorten
gu iebr bini9en Breifen.
8eitcllte Arbeit ipirb gut perfertist
uno oas pallen %garrantirt Gusbeiiez
runaen iperoen aufS Befte unb Bunflid)>
fe bcior9t 6err Sobn s.. Boihcn
miro e8 iebr freuen jeinen dlterelt &uaoen
mas, belteute grbeit b%etrifft, beoienen gu
biirfcn. German yoiden & Sruber,
No. 500 unb 511 Broad Strsssc,
, 1875-03-08

9os nelc 9flaiter Dor Der Sabafo
Gr6angc bat li6 Bis jebt re6t gut 9e=
balten nnb batanur, mo Der Mnfans 9e=
ma9t, Elm wenig 9elittei1, ipel6es aber
1ei9t ber9eitellt reroen fam. Seoen-
fails lit es, menll es li6 bort, ipo Die
Dielen l9lueren Wa9en ben san5en Sag
ouf uno al fabren, bdlt, 9emiB Su en-
pfeDlen. Gs 1T freili6 mod nl9t aller
Sage Ibenb uno mir miillen erit abuar=
ten, luie es li9 in Der Site balt.
, 1875-03-08
0ermtl0teS

Sarrisburs, 5. Mdr3. Sic
gia CUR freien &6brenlesuns pnrbe se=
tern i'm Senate nit 26 9esen Is Stim=
men Deriporfen.
, 1875-03-08
g6mtnbfud,t tpirh asheilt.

S6wtnbfud)t wirb sebetlt.
sln ben afsbaetsur Der ..@irsinia 9taats
@aSette."
9Sfrtber 6reuns: rll .a...g....
gGoasn @tr asia1is Sbrsn 9elsrn beuad.
riatiasn, baB ib bic
SDwimDfmebt
ii&er bsilen fam, fOpie ale Ssbler Der asbls
une Nunes uno baB th rGbrene meiner praris
Iber bunhsrt Sale ssbeiIt babe unb @
$1,000 90
fur tseen Tal eebs, Der earG meme Mebeain
ni6t a%sbsisrt tpirbs Sn Der Shat. msine lie.
bsr3suauns IN T lfort pnB Id jeben 9eieenesn
cine grove nm ION ienbsn tperbe,
penn Ct lid on mid ipenbet.
3eteen STE ssfalipf otsfe 3eilea Sebsm ron
benz Ste wtltn, bae CT Isiret. Sd serbleibe
Mit WGtnns srssbenf
Sbr
-N61 !se Or. 8. s. gurt
80. SO @iaiams Ctr, 9sw gors.
26 II INIT
, 1875-03-08

Yrobtbence, 5. Mdr5. @e=
tern Worgen lpurbe Der 2elt6ttburm
am Ganonicut-g oint, Narraganiett 8ai
5erIt0rt.
, 1875-03-08

8dbrenb bes persansenen Sabres
5ino 1899 &inber in &i6mono 9ebo=
rem.
, 1875-03-08
@rube 5srnbfeeuns in ben Sabr>
pretlet na@ alien 0esenbfn
t'orb~ nnb fibwdrts.
we Sabrbiaettc bleiben gut bis fe Be-,
nust tooroen iinO.

1:35 Nafmiitaes gnb ff.10 @adts MAIDEN
S,e Sp9e sta &t9moao, Grebridsbura unb
gaIenac eiienbabn i6nelr Gerbinounaen in
g@Sa1piaaton nit ben 1I:4O Nabt3 nab S.05
wsp'senS elprebSus fir ben @sffen, Npr0we-
syeefh per Sabrpreife, Gabelsn unb aaberer Sufpr.
mst dsoi D Msin man fly an s5 BE aItasts0tFss Der SSmpas
MISE @%tienbabn, Ri6x,pnb. "a. -" WV
mi a. wt Gele. Sentral Ttdet asent; Is. Q. Dprteu.
TT,nnemt Veileral : Diet @seut; Sbpmss u. etasp,
~ So. Watbrpp.
fhtSaliter YaHastnr-Naent. g
~o~emt 1921 Nainff., @t6naeub, pa
, 1875-03-08

9 uf> n Deiten
beatib mnb emgliib
mcrsen auf's@eitmaduollite II. Bi1isite
aneefertist in Ser office Der
oirainia Sta ats sl@a3rtts,
maat47Ht:EE
u sS'i@m'nS 90. 4}',r e,
$..F stvt5 ~3'
tDsrSsa biaia II nh prompt aussefabrt. 70
2 gag
@efbdftsler;te
Rraat f!tH SOD
~srStn defenders earauf a%ufmerfiam yema9
SoE 60 ". ,oiever dlv,,Here;
Sie fG5afsn Stbausaarteu,
GeiGaftss&arten,
@ei@afts=G irsulara
&c@umnssformuiare,
n.t.n. aa
srbaIten fSansn. @rbsitfn in ,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-01

A YOUNG man who is praised by his
employer for his faithful efficiency at his
desk, and admired especially by his
friends for his thoughtful kindness to his
wife, was seen about five o'clock the
other morning washing the windows of
his rented home. A little merriment at
MS expense elected the frank response
Never mind; | can't afford to pay a
washerwoman to do it, and perhaps if /
demonstrate my ability to take care of a
house the world will let me own one
some time" And so he will, some time,
own house, and be able to hire it
cleaned, too. This brave independence
IN economy is not only worthy of imita-
tlon by hosts of young men in these close
times, but the example Of mutual bur
Gen- bearing in the domestic circle is all
praiseworthy. How many feeble wemen
are every day tugging away at heavy
burdens of domestic toll that are trying
their very heart strings, while their gen
teel husbands are perhaps lingering lace
ana silk over a counter, or pushing pen
IN an elegant counting-roCmi Husbands,
there ought TO be masculine muscle in the
wash.room, cleaning house, sweeping
heavy carpets, and in doing dozens OF
heavy tasks in the household Try it
these long mornings. and see how anna
bic and devoted your wife will be-
Troy Times
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-01

WILHoFT's Tonic is not panacca-is not
a cure for everything, but is catholicon for
malarious diseases, and day by day adds
fresh laurels to its crown of glorious success
Engorged Liycrs and Spleens, along the
shady banks of our lakes and rivers, are
restored to their healthy and normal secrc-
lions. Health aud vigor follow its use and
Chills have taken their departure from every
household where Wilhoft's Anti Periodic is
kept and taken. Don't fail to try it. WHEE-
LOCK, FINLAY ~ Co, Proprietors, New
Orleans
FOa SALE BY ALL DRCGGISTs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-01

FARMERS and Horse Men" are continu-
ally inquiring what We know Of the utility Of
Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Poscders, and
in reply we would say, through the columns
of this paper, that we have heard from hum
dreds who have used them with gratifying
results: that is also our experience
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-01

If Johnsos's Anodyne Linipaen. is half as
valuable as people say it is, no family should
be without it. Certainly no person, be he
lawyer, doctor, minister, or Of any other pro-
fession, should start upon journey without
it, No sailor, fisherman, or woodsman should
be without it. In fact, it is needed wher-
ever there is an ache, sprain, cut, bruise,
cough or cold.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-01

IL Great Britain alone there are reck-
oned 1900 fossil specimens of animals
and plants that have died out in course
oi time, against 1 600 living species.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-01

he Austrian Government expresses its
Willingness TO send representatives to the
Philadelphia Centennial, if President
Grant will guarantee them protection
against the Indians
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-01

THE silver mines at Newburyport,
Mass. are pronounced by competent au-
,hority to be but " float ore, and not
true veins. 1t is asserted that the mines
are in the hands of spectators, who re-
vive the tagging interest of the commu-
nifty by burying ore in new places and dig
ging it up again and proclaiming new
find; and that the recent demonstration
was all show, and the ore shipped osten-
sibly for smelling was worthless trash.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-01

WITHOUT rejecting upon other Advertising
Agencies, we may say that Geo. P. Rowell Il
Co, No. Al Park Row, New York, are deserv-
ing of success, and have achieved success.
They do business on true business principles,
pay on demand all that they agree to pay,
and combine untiring energy with prompt
ness. system and carcfulness in details. From
Il small beginning they now stand head and
front above all comprehension World
md Manufacturer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-01

| PRUssrNc's White Wine Vinegar Works, es-
| tablshed in 1S4S, are the largest in the world.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-01
A Curious Bird Trap.

Abraham Mayer, who resides in the
old Bartholomew place, east OF the city,
Yesterday made very singular dis
coyery. Supporting his porch are num-
ner of pillars, made of four boards nailed
together. While sitting on the porch he
heard noise within one of these pillars,
which prompted him to investigate the
cause. The sound seemed to be made by
birds, and he procured saw and cut a
hole at the base of the pillar. From this
hole he drew out more than 400 dead
birds, 100 or more Of which his son
brought down to the city for inspection.
They were in all stages of decomposi-
ton. from the bird just dead to the
skeletons of those which had evidently
lain there for years. Two live birds,
whose tlutterjng and noise had attracted
his attention, made their escape as soon
AS the hole was opened. The larger num-
her were blue birds, but besides there
were sparrows, woodpeckers, wrens-in-
deed, miscellaneous collection OF the
smaller birds of this latitude. To ascer-
tain how they came there was the next
question, and further search was made.
This showed that near the top of the
nillar there was u small hole Just suffi-
cient to allow the ingress of a bird, but
so near the top that egress was impossi-
BILE The birds seeing this opening went
in, but were unable to get out. and died
of starvation. This seems much like a
ghost story but the skeptical can see a
full peck of the carcasses of these birds
at the Grand Central dining rooms
Latavette Ind Courier.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-01

GLAD TIDINGs FOR TIE SLAVES OF
KING ALCOHOL. - How many manly
form is palsied; how many noble mind
is destroyed; how many priceless soul
lost through the curse of strong drink
To the despairing victims of the Satanic
tyrant, Alcohol whose shattered nerves
and trembling limbs and racking head
aches seem to find no relief except in the
renewed use Of the fatal poison which
brings them every day nearer to their
miserable end, we announce glad tidings
of great Joy! DIR. WALKERS VINEGAR
BITTERs contain not single drop of alco-
hoi in any form, but are sovereign
remedy for the ills of drunkenness. They
restore tone and strength to the system,
and entirely eradicate the pernicious APP
petite for liquor. Try few bottles of
VINEGAR BITTERs and you will never
crave strong spirits again, but find your
health repaired, your mind restored, and
be once more man in the best sense.
Health is cheap when VINEGAR BIrTERs
are 81 bottle. 40
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-01

Hk GOn per day at home. Terms Free Address
spJ DSV IEo. STISsoN d. Co.. Portland, Maine.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-01

d.OAA month to agents everywhere. Address
DSVV EXCELSIOR MFG CO, Buchanan, Mich,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-01

TIE Shanpdo newspaper of Shang hal
prints choice pieces of news in blue
ink.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-01
LIVERY FAMILY WANTS 1T. Money in it.
LSold by Agents. Address NJ. n LOWELL. Erie, Pa

LADIES. Toilet Bouquet for the Complexion
IA Sample FREE. Palmer, Ahers d Co.. st. Louis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-01

BOOK AGENTS Y Ysapis! to e e., ,.rn:
ever publishcd ssj pages. over $50 Illustrations;
81 80. Thousands buy ii at sight who could not be
induced to purchase the hghpricod books treating OF
Domestic Medicine Unlike other books sold through
agents this work is thoroughly advertised throughout
North America This fact, together with the large
size elegant appearance, and many features of the
book IL 10 sell more rapidly than
published in this country. Those Of my agents whe
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BROOKLYN, June 1.-THE court
room is crowded to overlooking at
the Beecher trigl to-day. Senator
Morton, of indiana, is present as a
spectator.
Mr.. Beach resumed his speech by
saying a great deal of Indignation is
expressed against Moulton because
he failed to destroy the papers in
trusted to him as agreed upon. Will
keson requested both Moulton and
Triton to burn all papers in the case.
The papers are unmutilated, and
speak for themselves. They were
preserved. seeing the impending
storm. Mr.. Beach dwelt at length on
the subject of the arbitration and
settlement with Bowen. Even then
Mr.. Beecher had been charged with
his guilt and acknowledged it to Ply
mouth Church. Mi. Beach said
Bowen had never been called as a
friend for prosecution, and the de-
Tense failedto ask him many import
ant questions which they did not
dare ask him.
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ssrasslsopprr Hsounties.

ST. PAUL, June 10Th. The Blue
Earth Company has paid SIS, 900 for
the destruction Of grasshoppers, at
the rate 0 fS1.60 per pushed. The far
mers are running trains propelled by
horsepower, in which they catch
from five to twenty bushels a day..
Two hundred bushels were brought
into Mankato yesterday, where ff-
teen hundred bushels have been bu-
ried in a trench. The hopper coun-
ties, except Nacellet, pay rewards for
the destruction of the pests. The
total catch in Brown county, yester-
day, was one hundred and twenty
three bushels. A meetingrepresent-
ing the Blue Earth, Nacallet and Lee
cover counties was held yesterday,
which adopted resolutions reciting
that the grasshoppers in the State aae
confined almost exclusively to the
counties named; that it is Demon
strated they can be destroyed and
the major portion Of the crops saved,
but the people of tho counties hest
tate about the expense.
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ANNAPOLIS. June IA, 2.30 p. M.--The
l%yncaing Of the negro Sims, for commit
ting an outrage upon the person OF Miss
Adellne jackson, Of Anne Arundel coun-
ty, took place this morning, about two
o'clock. About fifty masked men rode
to the Jail and demanded entrance.
Upon being refused, they forced an en-
through the rear door, overpower:
ed the keepers and proceeded to the cell
Of Sims, who with two other prisoners,
was secured to the floor with leg irons.
Upon reaching the cell they pinioned his,
Sims arms, and carried him out into
the country to a place called Dark
Woods" where they hanged him to q
tree. This moiniug a coroner's jury
proceeded to hold an inquest, the YER
dict Of which was that the said Simms
came 10 his death at the hands Of per-
sons unknown to the jury.
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GREycoURT, GRANGE Co., n. Y, June
IA severe frost on the low lands
and ia the valleys along the Eric rail-
way in this county last night killed the
tender vegetables. but the damage was
not serious.
WMKEsBARgE, Pa, June l4-Thc
weather was quite cold here last night
aud this morning. There was a heavy
frost. Gardens were slightly injured.
MoRGIsTows, N. ", June I4.-Tbere
was frost in this vicinity last night
BiRMiNcHAM ,June IA heavy frost
III this vicinity this morning injured the
crops, Thin ice formed at Windsor.
TDespatches from Boston and New
York report heavy frosts throughout
Now England, and a. far south az New
Jersey