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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22
TAMMANY PRIMARIES.

At the Tammany conventions in the Third, Fifth and
Twenty Assembly districts last evening the follow
ing delegates elected to the Utica Convention
Third Assembly District Dcccates-James j.
slevin, William H. Rooney and William X. Roberts
Alternatcs-Michacl Fecney, Thomas Smith, Jr, and
William Mcintyre.
fifh Assembly District lelates-Hcnry A. Gum
Dleton, John Kelly and Peter Mitchell. AltcrGates-
Albert A. Hotter Michael Malon aud Anthony c. Doxe-
ville.
Ninth Assembly District -Dclcgates-John Y. Savage
a. V. Davidson and ]. ID McCleland. Alternates-W.
L. Allen, J. Room and G. j. Kranse
7scenfy:fra Assembly Dstrick-Delegates-H
H. Moore. William II. Mccarthy and Joseph =. Fallon.
Alternates-Thomas y. Happen, George W. Smith and
John Il. Harucy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22

zy-SoTIcE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
CuAsTlNG SERvICE-Csptsins or officers II vesscIs
any OF our observe the displacement removal
Of any Of requested TO communicate the
tact to the xnALp In order that the may be pub
ey brought 20 the attention OF the proper authorities
lever addressed the HERALD. giving tho number and
posson OF The buoy aud the OF tho displacement
eli that . necessary.
sy-xorICE 70 CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
TuE PORT or NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The NV yoRx
HxsAlp has adopted distinguishing ccsson night signal for
use on KRALD steam Yacht showing while burn
ing the colors red green red changing shs other
u sss,sssisn ed " several nuss dssssa csD-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22
TILDEN ENDORSED.

ALBANY, April Il, 1870.
In the second Assembly District Convention OF Rens-
selaer county motion that the convention favors
Tilicn carried unanimously. ]. +. Reynolds. A..
o. Hull and J. I. Dali were chosen as delegates TO
Utica.
The delegates from the First Assembly district OF
otsego county to the Utica Convention Horace NJ.
Hooker, William II. Ely and Edmund A. Ward. They
were also adopted.
The First district Of Madison county has elected w.
X. Lippett A. A. StodGard and James q. Richards
delegates to Utica.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22

ran arrivals II aud departures from European an1
Eastern ports OF American and all oreign vessels trading
with the United states the will oe cab'ed 10 this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Ae"
ports find the Paris the economical
and expeditions for telexrsphing news.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22
LATER.

ST. Louis, April q, 1876.
Mollie Dean, tho young woman shot by William
Cooper this morning, died this afternoon, and Cooper
in hospital and expected 10 die any moment. II APP
pears Cooper had paid addresses Miss Dean for
time but OF late sho had attempted to break with him.
she being engaged to another To-
day Cooper called az the house where
Miss Dean lived, and she went INTO
the garden with him, but after a few moments
conversation she uttered a and toward tho
house. Cooper followed and fired two shots both OF
which entered the girls head ana she fell TO the ground
MORALLY WOUNDED Cooper then put the pistol TO his
own head and sent a bullet through his brain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22
ANTI-TAMMANY PRIMARIES.

The anti-Tammany delegates in tho Second, Thr.
tccnth and Nineteenth districts met last night and
elected the following delegates TO their Conventions:
Second Assembly District -Decgatcs-Th Thomas Wild
Thomas j. Gill and William H. Kennedy. Alternates-
John +. Carroll. John \. Common and James Madden.
Thirteenth assembly District NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Max Friedman, John q. lily att and Joseph H. Horton
Aicrnates-I J. Isaacs, John Fitzpatrick and James
Bagcy
Nineteenth assembly District -Dclcgates-Roswcl Il,
Hntcn Peter Masterion and Anthony Fcehan Alter
aates-Gcorge W. Oakley, Hugh Tiernan and John
Klien
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22
DIR. ApoLpH nIoRSRERG.

DR.. Adolph Biornberg died in Lawrence, Mass, on
Tuesday, aged ninety-two years He was o brcvet-
major and adutant upon the star OF Prince Muat dur
Ing the of the first Napoleon. He served in the
Moscow campaign OF the French army in 1912 and
published pamphlet account of the Russian campaign
strongly dcnuuciatory OF Napoleon for needless sncr
flee Of life. DR.. Biornberg has practsed medicine in
Lawrence Tor many years The French government
has allowed him pension OF $500 year but he has
been to that country to claim It. His remains
were taken to Chester, n. H., for interment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22
INDIGNATION IN JERSEY CITY.

The news reached Jersey City last evening that the
bin enabling tho CITY to extend Washington street TO
the Central Railroad defeated In the lower house OF
the Legislature and there intense Indignation NJ
fbe An nou pccnnenl Another meeting Is TO be
called 10 protest against this aggression on tue rights OF
he people The extension OF Washington street y M
dixpposaple 10 the commercial growth OF Jersey city
boi a q oppossd by wealthy manufacturing urn that
bIochodes the ssssss the NoFEs Canal With lumber
nnh luagfo1a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22

FoRr LARAMIE Wy. T., April 81, 1876.
General Bradley, commanding this district of the
Black Hills, sent detachment OF cavalry and
ambulance TO Cheyenne River Ranch to-day TO bring
In the three previously reported having been
wounded on the Of the attack by Indians
MI hillgans party near Red Canyon the 10th inst
The wounded men will DO placed in hospital at this
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tans OF vessels seeing shis signal VIII oogs % oy
preparing marine they have Tor tns snip
News Department OF the iIrRALn
pg-Persons desons Of communicating with vessels arrv-
ing New York do bv addressing TO such vessels
ofHERALp yacht pier No. East River New York
Letters received from nil ofthe world and promptly de-
lvered Duplicates required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22
LOVE TURNED TO HATE.

Sr. LOUIS No., April 81, 1870
About eight O'Clock this morning William Cooper,
hired man on the place OF Mr. Lowry, in the western
suburbs OF the city, to the house of Nathaniel
Hudson, tho corner OF Shaw and Grand avenues in
the western part Of the city, and shot Mole Dean,
servant Mr.. Hudson's family, and then himself
They both shot in the head are seriously wounded
and will probably die IL is said that Miss Deans re-
iusa to marry Cooper was the OF the shooting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22
INTERNAL REVENUE INvESTIGA.
TION.

san FRANCISCO, April 81, 1876
General Hawlcy Supervisor OF Internal Revenue,
with Special Agents Crane and Clark, this morning de-
manded OF Collector Internal Revenue scdrwck Tho
KEYS OF his vault and have been engaged all day in
am ming the accounts and properly. The officials
very reiccn but the belief Is strong that something
lmporfant Is In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22

Bark Arctic, owned by Brewer Co. Of Honolulu Is TO
Francisco after her cruise and will
take United states register act having been passed
by Congress 10 permit the change
letter from Capt Ears OF bars Peru OF New Bedford re.
ports arbsdos March - with l6u bbls oil
leaving Michaeis u oil all told Would ship oil by
scLr Alfred Keen OF Portland bound to Boston The Peru
the whaier barbados the time of writing
Spoken-fcb 20 In Fnveaux Straits. NJ, ship Eliza Ad-
anna Hamblin, Ms, boiling large whale just taken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22
CENTENNIAL PROCLAMATION.

HARRISBURG, Pa. April 81, 1879
Governor Hartranft to-day issued proclamation
recommending that the people OF this State assemble
in their several and the Fourth July
next and have delivered an historical sketch OF said
county and town, and that copy of said sketch be de-
posted with the Librarian OF Congress Tor the infor-
nation oil future generations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22
STRIKE IN MASSACHUSETTS,.

EosroS, April Il, 1874
The laborcrs on the Sudbury River conduit 10 the
number OF 400 strike and compelling all tho
others join them. The contractors have given them
until Monday to resume work, when, II not complying
their places VIII W nsd and projection Afforded ihoss
Rolug 10 work.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22
BILLIARD MATCH.

WASHINGTON, April 81, 1876.
billiard match, three.balI gamo, 600 points
up took place tonight between Louis Shaw and Jacob
Scaefer for the Southern and Northwestern champo
ship The game resulted foows:-Shaw, 900;
Schacfer 547 Fifty-six innings played. Time
OF game, three hours and fifteen minutes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22

Merchants shipping agents and spmsssers are Informed
that BY eegsphnc 90 tho HERALD London Bureau, I'D
dressing Bennett No " Fleet London" o. 70 she
PAss s0ss. sddrsssss "bsAnssl - Avsass q roSssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22

Bark Aberdeen of scarsport Salvaec from Baltimore
Tor Boston. April 20 Chncotcagus bearing by ~ miles,
mrg Kirby Barrett from Sagus for Boston, April ~
Chncote ague bearirg y by W. 81 miies
Schr Joseph Lawrrnce. Merritt from Cieniucgos for Boa
ton, April 10, LAT ~ 90 Ion "a 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22
HON. O. ]. pICKEY.

A telegram from Lancaster, Pa, of the 2lst inst,
ports foows:-Hon. y. J. Dckey formerly member Of
Congress from this district died at his residence in this
city this morning. aged hity-four years. Mr. Dickoy
had been III with typhoid lever and pneumania for the
past eight weeks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22

Ships Helene (Ger for Bremen: Columbus, San Fran
cisco Beethoven o;er Baitimore bsrks President sver
drup Nor. Lisbon: Win Cloves Laxuna and Campeachy
Europa (Nor Havre Amas tSwl Elsinore: Carlo Aus
Queenstown or Falmouth; brgs Fdea tBr) Czdiz; Ida
lBr), Liverpool. Ms
Wind at sunset. NV; at midnight INV.
barometer at sunset. 1882; At midnight 3a15.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22
BASE BALL.

Nsw HAVEN, Conn, April q, 1870
At gamo of base ball here today, between the Bos
tons aud New Ravens, the former won BY score Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22
ADJUSTMENTS.


Gounods opera ''Faust' was presented at the Acad-
envy OF Music last evening before audience rather
limited IN numbers. The the following:-Mar-
snerite, Nine Pappenhelm; sIcbe Miss Annandale;
Faust, Mr.. Tom Karl; Mephisiophc'es, Mr. Reina
valentine Mr.. ragapctra The performance was not a
successful one. Either Nine. paprenheim was seri-
'usly ndisposed She must have decroratcd cons'-
mabiy in her Interpretation OF Gretchen since she last
Ang Il in German this city i was nos an
impcrsonxiion at all commensurate with The standard
OF operate excellence to expected from her judging
from her former efforts the American stage. There
bright exceptions 10 the general neihcicncy
Of the representation but We have had so many tai
ented representatives OF the r6ic al the Academy that
n different style OF Gretchen is demanded nowadays
The weakness, # a mofe emphatic term ue rc-
CURED OF the of the cast may have had paravz
ing influence on the prima donna. There was how
ever exception to the general ineicency, and that
the Valentine OF Sirnor iagmpetra. Nile Anna de
Belocca appears this afternoon Rosina in III Bar
biere di seyiglia'' aud on Wednesday in "Mignon."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22
NERVOUS DEBILITY sc. IMPORTANT

Dor Nervous Debility Weakness c broue ht on by Indis
cctons Exercises or Overwok OF the Brain and Nervous
system, WiNcHEsrERs SPECIFIC PiI.fs IL prumps
nna radical cure Two to six boxes usually HicisnI
r,se ~ Per box. six boxes So by mail securely seasS
WIN iul directions Tor send for circulars. Prepared
only oy WINCHESTER co. Chemists. ~ John -, ~ Y.
THOMAS X. AGNEw, THE GREAT NEW YORK
0reccr Tea Codee and Flour Dealer. New WORKERS 40
everybody cell and So bargains ~ vessx -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22
To-DAY's RACING.

To-DAY's RACING.
The events the card for the final days rhcng at
New Orleans found many spectators in this city last
evening. Pools averaged as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22
WEATHER REPoR'

Bark Com Norris winslow Of NIB, spoken April 2.
lat 10 n, Ion 4lW.
WEATHER REPORT.
FALMOUTH. April 81. Ph-wiud W.
HoLYzEAD. April 81, PM-Calm; barometer. 2s.5sA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22

INDIGESTION -IxDIGEsrToN is A COMPANION ~
civilization No one ever heard of M Indian suffering
disorder Rich unwhole produces IL
few indeed who do suffer is enecfs
Nearly All Diseases originate from indi
dered liver When this In healthy condition
there i feeling Incidence slight pain In the head
acid relish THIS condition system - very pre
during the spring months and caused By the efforts
81 10 espe the accumulation
IN order prevent serious and sometimes fatal
sickness nature should be assisted For
remedy equals Dr. ScfENCk'S MANDRAKE fft,I.A
Three OF tour Of these taken night retiring WI
have tue desired effect by morning the unhe aithy
mutation o br VIII be removed aad the liver
nnonstrntea ana restored healthy condition. THIS
medicine sells at tse low Of 15c aud
a"ss may be tue means OF preventing prolonged and prob
au ,s'n, cas- o. Illness aud the of phy-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-08
FINDING MISSING LINKS.

He next, to show how his mind fol-
lowed the chain of thought only hy
links, discovered the Whereabouts ct a
coin that had passed through three
hands, The first ger tIeman Chosen
by Cotninittee). Mr.. Glchripst, after
MIR. Brown had reIir' d, took COPPER
ccnt and gave 1t to MIR. Hughrs; Mr.
Hughes gave it to Mr.. Tom Johnson.
who hid it in a place unknown to
either OF tie other two gentlemen -
Mr.. Brown returning, read the mind
OF each gentleman, which directed
him to the other, aud finally the last
one directed him to the copper piece.
After each test the genilemau in
question gave unqualified evidence to
the correctness of Mr. Brown and the
committee agreed in asserting thar
everything. to the best of their know
ledge, had been fairly and suuarrly
done. Next Tuesday evening Ia filter
TIME than Sunday in Masonic Fem
ple, MIR Brown will give another eX-
hihition, in which he will Introduce
mauy new experiments, among others
VIII be the reading of the mind of ii
deaf and duutu person He will also
on that occasion give the ages of two
or three IGdies from the audience.
a curious field of speculation is
opened by consideration of tins sub
jcct, field too wide to hint at. 1t
would not lea happy thing to have
ms accomplishment common.
IT, for instance, the wife of John
Smiths bosom should stroke the brow
Of her e'puused and press his haad to
her forehead what untold developments
might his wandering thoughts bring to
her sympathetic mind. 1t Is a sugl es-
tive thing to take this small peep into
Il region almost unknow aC-
ton but its suggestion is rather of
our ignorance than Of any clew to
future methods of investigation. 1t is
a strange and wonderful thing to see
the mental thrOhs Of one bra II alp
parGntIr communicating through It's
IneXplicahie and mysterious bodily
connections to the physical and mem
tai relations of another.-LOu
Courtcr-JOu1uaI Jan. 26..
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-08

The minority report in the
hnight-Johnson case in the Sen
ate has been submitted by Senator
Bland, and 10 and behold it is no
minority report at all. It is signed
by Messrs. Bland, Wood, Spiller
and Maddox, and this Is just the
number that concurrcd in the first
report, SO we have simply split
ticket and after all the Senate must
decide the case. Senator Maddox
was not present when the vote WAS
taken, but now comes in ard
"hca"tily concurs" in the report Of
Senator Bland, recommending the
demanding Of the contest 90 the
people, as there has been fraud
practiccd to an extent which can
not be unravelled. and the only
way to arrive at a fair or intelligent
conclusion is to ask the people TO
try 1t over. The report is clear
and able, and is void Of the appa
rent specious pleading of the "ma-
jority."
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-08
READING INITIALS.

An alphabet was placed in full view
upon the stage, aud Col. Albert w.
Johnson thought of the initials of "A
name lie thought first Of J. p. J..
but. remembering that such were not
the initials Of the gentleman i'm his
mind, he changed them to T.. p. J.
MIR. Brown was for Il long time at fault,
but, when Col. Johnson's mind was
fixed, he pointed out the initials. and.
coming down into the audience blind
folded, taking Col. Johnson with him,
went right up to T., Pork johnson,
city editor of the COUrieT-IOU,H0i, who
was the person. whom Col johnson
had in mind.
Mr.. Brown then proceeded to desig-
nate the location of pain in whatever
part of the body it existed, or the sub
jcCt imagined it existed He was sue
cessiul in the case of Capt. Bliuh, and
those with whom he did not succeed
mostly acknowledged that their minds
wandered and lack concentration.
This was one Of the easiest tests, he
observed. bur that repeated cummuni-
cation with persons who had not con-
cenuatcd their minds had caused HIM
To lose his strength.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-08

pie of the whole State of Georgia, in
solemn convention, would vote their
pro rata part OF that million and a
half dollars appropriation to old John
RubinsOn's circus than to those fellows
with the Philadelphia show! cloud
laughter.) In the first place. / don {
think it is constitutional; in the sec
Ond place, | don't see that it will ben
eft US in any way and in the fourth
place, I'm sgin it anyhow General
applause That is all have to ssv
about the Centennial or anything else !
LEhnrrs
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-08

SENATOR Blands' half of the
Committee il the Knight-J 1hnson
case say there were rotten eggs put
in that custard and it is new too
late by any known process to get
them ont OF it. They recommend
the making of new one aid in
this all lovers Of "good cg5s' ought
to concur.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-08

FROM the tone of Judge Ste
phens' letters, demanding an inves-
tgation Of his pocket book with
$4,000 of those Montpelier bonds
said to he in it, he seems to have
abandoned draw poker for brag.-
But "laws Of Massey" the parson
will unsleevo those aces.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-08

I. SPIoER Curlett is said to be
a cutting from frst-class Baltimore
democratic stock, but he must Lave
planted in Lancaster wrong end
up for there is no democratic seed
in his fruit now. He holds fede-
raj position and is a republican.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-08

Our exchanges say the Chesa-
reake 81 Ohio r. r. few days ago
issued free passes to the members
Of the Legislature.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-08

more satisfactorily, and Mr. Brown
picked out Mr.. Marble, the right man
The next test was reading the initials
from the mind of his subject when his
mind had heen concentrated upon each
letter separately.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-08
GfIon the Atlanta Constitution, 81
Georgia BIings Forward n New
Orator.
lie Tallzs 10 nu uprorlaus CROWD

lie Talks 10 Gu uprori@us Crowd.
Night before last, at The hall Of Rep
reSeHtatIvVs. after General TuunIUs
bad concluded, Colonel r. ;. Fitcu,
the irraprcs6th!e editor of the late
Gu,jiR aud \ Gnl1u stars, MS loud
~ called for and Ge responded. 70
say that hiS rroppI!sc Was worthy of
HIM, is TO do him meagSe justice. He
never had more appreCiAtive audi
encc in his life, and If hid written ut
tCTunCcs have not always met applause
ms rpokCn thoughts and drives were
OvrrWh, lined with cheers aud merri-
mGut. We present herewith Tor the
benefit of'thc public very full report
OF
COLONEL FITCH S REMARKS.
Fellow-citizcns,-I am no orator as
my friend IpDmHs is, Laughter al
though | helped to raise him.
shouts Of laughter He's entitled to
IA great deal Of credit for what | have
done for him LChecrs. SO is Aleck
stephens, who has been travelling
around for Years on crulches when he
could do just AS |eii without them
| am going TO talk about the Cpnlen-
NAL. Some of you may think you
won't hear sense, but don't talk any
thing else. Laughter. | hope the
gallery Will keep quiet. Cheers in
the gallery When say anything
that | want applauded viii wave my
hand mp this way Roar+ of laugh
ter and stamping l won't speak un-
less mS friend loomhs remains.
General Iuomhs: l Will remain.-
LCheers.
The main points he lI0ombs) has
discussed are correct. Applause, and
cries OF 'Centeun al There Is 40
douht about that, but he discussed
item upon the basis aud line Of thirty
years ago Roars or laughter and APP
planst. Nov, IN not gong To nlaNe
"A speech II I'm going to have all this
h"'Irrlng around mere. Renewed
laughter aud shouts am not Ben.
i'm making "A great speech in Com
press pleading TOR tie pardon of jeff
Davis, whel he doh want 1t, cheers |
nor uulhG any other grea! hing =
Laughter But have few lines of
common sense to say to the peo-
pIe oil 'I''7 S'"Ie. LLauEhltrJ
rms country i c"hir"iled ny double
lorlS-I"uI-ho!'" power rtscaiiiy.--
ltheefS J we are an democrats. l
WISH we han some RhuIcals IN inns
country; we c|H'" get IeW OF
bUl"'N men "''h mere !" ourN
AGAINST US u W3uId sort ne'P Ihe
cause "ohE' Laughter AS u ere
are many "'tihuT'S 4i ine t ErSiS,",un'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-08
It Pays! Il Pays {!
w Fl AT PA US ?

TT PAYS every Manufacturer, Merchant
~ m""hautc, IuVCniOT, Farmer, OT
Professional man. To Keep informed ON all
the Improvements aud discoveries Of tho age.
IT PAYS The head of every fumIIy tC
Introduce into his huuSehOid \ newspaper that il
instructive, on that fosters taste for invest ga
ttuu, and promotes thought aud ENCOURAGES dis
cusslOu among tue members.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-08
TUES0sY. FEBRUARY 8, 1875
EVENT and COMMENT

The Chattanooga Commercial saws
for several miles UP and down the
Tennessee River valley, peach trees
nrn In blnnm Some Of them hav. A
large number of fully developed aOu-
crs, while All abundance of their buds
are ready to burst. a Chiclasaw Plum
tree in the yard of Mr. Geo. Rider, is
in full bloom.
Moody and SanBey are nexs to 90 TO
New York. and Will occupy the HIP
pOdrOme which is being fitted up for
them. There will be six hunderd ush-
Crs.
1t seems that both Scott and Hunt
ingdon are anxious to build the Wash
ington, Cincinnati and st. Louis mar
row Euaue II Il. Harrispnhurgh and
Point Pleasant, are named as POINTS
in the route. They ask Of the Federal
Government only the interest at per
cent, on Si5, 100000.
The million and a half of dollars
voted by Congress to the Centennial.
viii be a tax ON every leaf Of Tobacco
in Virginia. This we might stand.
but Augusta will have to pay tribute
to the PhIlade phia show ON every
gallon of Bumgardncr Whiekey, with
which she is now blessing mankind.
Col. Ro Love of johnson CITY.
Tenn, is being urged for the State
Senate from that District He has the
sGavity Of manner ID run well, ard
he ability to serve well. Therefore let
him run.
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