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OR. e. MelANE'S
PILLS.

These Pills are not recommended as
Q remedy for "all the ills that flesh is
heir TO-" but IN affections of the Liver,
and in ell Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia
and Sick Headache, or diseases Of that
character, they stand without a rival.
AGUE AN D FEVER
DO better cathartie can be used pre-.
paratory to, or after taking Quinine.
As simple purgstive they are I'M
equaled.
BEWARE or IAIlTATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has q red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DIR. McLANE's
LIVER PILIS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures Of
G.. McLANE and FLEMING Bros.
Sold by all respectable druggists and
country storekeepers generally.
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" Wednesday, Msy aith. Of pleurisy, John
Ei1und, infant son OF X A aud z Gariick
aged year aud months.
"Suffcr liitlo children to come
unto me, for Of such is the king,
dom of Heaven" No words Of
consolation that mortal could utter
to the bereaved parents would go
~ far to dry ,heir tears as the
words Of the Great Teacher, quoted
above, Human sympathy is well
enough Ia its way. but no amount
Of it could possibly fill the void in
their aching hearts that tins prom.
isc docs. To commit their loved
one To the Geld and clammy ein.
hpaps oi tho lap.b, woyld be intol.
orahls vithpHt the eonsolatioa oop.
Yeyed therein, Aitlle Edmund
wss The joy and pride Of tho house
hold, and tho pet Of the ncighbor
hood. His childish pratiic will nc
longer be heard, and tho little pns,
that daily called to SEQ lllllp Ed
mVnA Wills on a bed Of pain, vii
miss him. To tho parents W,
wau!'I Offer opr sympathy, and ad
mQnish ihem thu. their loss is Ii,
gain.
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Important to Agriculturists The
Emperor William Cabbage.

We have received from Europe limited guam
tity Of Emperor William" Cabbage ed, which
produces solid heads Of Cabbage, the size OF the
mouth OF hoar barrel aud larger These enor
nous cabbagcs are raised with the most ordinary
cultivation, In any climate. and a present prices
double the ordinary profit Is realized from their
production In transplan,...g from the seed, great
care should DC used 10 give sufficient space for
growth. Apackagc sent TO any address, post
paid on receipt OF so cents. Two packages to
one address, 10 cents Eight packages VI. Ad-
dress, enclosing stamp, FELiX CLARE & co.
22i East 18th Street, New York.
Please mention the name oi the paper you saw
this in. sept is-0mo
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The Lost Cause,

magnificent picture II IL inches in size,
beautiful In Design and artistic In execution. IL
represents = confederate soldier after the war,
returning 10 his home, which he finds lonely and
d,solatc. In front Of the ruined cottage. telling
n sad tale Of the miseres Of war. are two graves
ly hand has hung u garland. To the right the
calm river and the rising moon indicate peace
and rest. The stars, seen through the trces. rep
resent the sau,hern Cross ], isa picture that
vii, touch every southern heart and should find
by mail, mounted on n roller and post paid, on
receipt Of Is cents, or three for "a cents Address
John BIrrow \ Co, Bristol, Tenn, Agents
,,icinrs. 70 sio ncr day easily s msdr
money required until pictures arc sold, send
stamp for catalogue aud t,tms, l-S-Ct
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Arkansas Press Association.
Change Of Tine to June 9th.

At the request OF a number Of
members To tie Arkansas Press
Association, the executive commit
tee has changed tho time oi the
,ext annual meeting from Wsdnes-
lay. June 7th, to Friday. June 9th,
1876. The press oi the state are
requested to note this change.
J. n SMITuEg, Prcsidcst,
JAcoB FaoLIcn, Jn.. Sec'y.
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As the time is apon us when th,
public srhools should be ,n "iull
hoom," xnd IN order 10 answer the
many inquiries madc as to the
amount oi iunds each district has
10 it's credit aud subject 10 tho
orders OF tho several trustees, will
ihc c,nnty treasurer be kind
enough 10 furnish M a statement
al the school innds on hand, and
ruijc~t to tho orders Of tho trus-
tsss I Come, Mr.. Treasurer, lot
the people know what arc their
pr .spects for schools.
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WARNING ORDER.
In Chancory.

Murray g Edriagton,l \ Plaintiff.
Nansy A. E,lringtanS
and o.hers. Defendants.
HNhe lcssniants, Nancy \. Darlington, Exec
l. u,Fif OF James II. E,lrington, deceased,
and " wiios, sallie Z. Burlington. Engenie
Edrington, R.pa n. Edrinqtop, John Ed-
rington, Joseph L. Edriugion and Mamie Z.
Edringion, infants, hcirs-Mt-law OF James u.
tdrinston. dreeaseJ, sre ,wsrnpd 10 appear In
this court within thirty days, and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff, Murray :. Ldfington.
j. X. T. HALE. Clerk,
lY &. i. MOORE, Z,
j. u, NEST, Aitornty. 4-s-it
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-THr indications arp that n ma
jority Oi tho senate do hot believe
that they have jurisdiction in the
helknpp case.
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A BILL. to contor tho right Of suf-
TRACE upon women in England, has
been DEFEATED by an overwhelming
majority in parliament.
The Osceola times., 1876-05-27

TUE Indians belonging to the
Rfa plopd ana Spotted Tail agen-
clos arc said to DO in a starving
condition.
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WARNING ORDER.
In Chanoorv.

Ed" s', !. .Ee'fhsr, Plaintiff
us Smith Of ais pefepasnts.
Morgan Smith, Leonay Matthews and Edward
are wslned 70 appear In THE court
Within thirty days aud arsvc. Tho complaint Of
Edward l. releigg ,hc PLATA u Ia ihis cause.
Ky ttAi.E, tl.rk
ny On MthRk, PC,
i.yics and Ihomasoa. an, vsx i',ain'in,
April. is1d,
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A BILL las passed congress- con.
fcrring the management Of lndisn
Affairs 10 The wav department.
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SE fo COO per day. Agents wanted, All
o. w p~O classes Of working people OF
both soxes, young and old make more aossy st
work for US, In their own localities during their
spare monents or all The liinc, than vt an ything
else. We oltpi employ ment that will pay hand
soincly for every hour,s work. Full particulars
terms No. sent Tree Send us your address at
once. Don't delay. Now IL the time. Don I
look for work Or business elsewhere, until you
have learned what yOu oiior e, STiNsON& co.
Portland, Maine. Jan. 10 ly.
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Sc \ Ne 4 Sec 81, Township II N, X. Q east,
<0acrcs, above ovei now. " acrcr In successful
cultivation. balance dradcne,l and under fence
Price 81 .e0o. terms Une third cash, balance In
one and two years.
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Lands For Sale.
No L.

No. l.
Sc \ Ne a Sec 81, Township II N, X. o east,
<0acrrs, above ovei now. " acrcr In successfu
cultivation. balance dradcne, ard under fence
Price VI 200, tcrms Une third cash, balance In
ono and two years.
Sc a Sec. 20, T. Nm. U. . KAst. 100 acres.
Most of this tract IL above overflow, 80 acres
well dea,lened. and with No. would make
farm oi2tD acres Of much value. Price 81 80,
Terms Olc third cash, balance In one and two
years.
These lands are the best in the Frcnchmans
Bayou settlement, Is near the Church and school
house, and is the most desirable lands now ON
the market In this county.
W Y Nc. u Sec. ST ION, r. o East, 80
acres, ~ acres above ordinary overflow, balance
well tinbeTcd. Price $40. Terms ensy
Nv. :. Sec. &c. T. sN., n. 10 East, within
~ miles ~ Osceola, ~ acres now in cultivation,
cleaned and can easily be put in cultivation the
next year. Comfortable houses ON the place.
Some nf the land Is subject to overflow, but is
we ! drained by bitches. Price sS so cash.
No. s.
$50 aeSes on Ciear Lake, good farm with com
fortabl, buildibgs. with gin house, good mill.
and all necessary oia bpiblings; | acres In cul
tivation 10 acres dcadcned. part OF which Is un-
der fence; e-nirilly located. and good site for
u store; and in thrifty and prosperous settle
ment, mostly above overflow. Pfjce t10,0
Terms will be made easy to good purchaser
Satisfactory reasons giyrn fos wanting to sell
No o.
l60 acres, n W. see. 29, I, 10 n, X. 0. kast.
a valuable farm nav raising 50 taias VI cotton
Price $5,0O0. Terms easy.
No
The northeast ts) quGrte1 Of SECTION ~ one,
in township ~, fourteen. North; Range IN ciey-
en-, East; Of which, there are 30 acres cleared
and under fence. with good houses, outhopscs,
well, &c, xa. AlsS
Thirty acres deadened, which can bo put IN cul-
ti,ation next year
Price, $500. Terms easy. Apply to
JAMES & BEST.
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afw Umde
sch,lcu
NJ.
IorsgAt Atlana.G June4h
tsnalai In
euntnI with
0em poor ~aeh mP0'ea i"Ou" "0"' w r.
g
yesterday have been on sn'
ng excursion naniju ret
don't
haiy MATTHEW'S
vDr rboirs oiullu
is WILSON
nosccoab b +. NJ
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JAMES g. BEST
Real Estate Agents & COnveyancer

Are prepared 10 furnish at short notice Alb
sncts of title. field notes of the original surveys
maps, plats and descriptions oi all lands in Mis-
sissippi county.
Being In a position to know accurately the
condition and character OF every piece OF land in
the county, Information obtined fl ON Us can be
at all times relied on as correct
evil attend to the
PURCHASE OR SALEOF
lands In this county, or in any portion Of the
state.
In this column will hereafter be found list of
the lands in our han,ls ior sale.
Parties nt a distance desiring information in
regard to land matters will address,
JAMES BEST,
Office over Clerks Oiice
Osceola, Ark.
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DIED.,

Thursday, the a,,h inst Helen infant daugh-
ter Of Henry and Matilda Nanny-age.is months.
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Malaria! Malaria!!
READ, REFLECT, AND ACT.

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E.Read the following certificates:

MEssns LOVE- WnIsoS;
la April last was taken sick win rEn Fever sn
induced cfyonr ie ~ a's-
al OF
uces,v time thereafter oi som.
three or four times when with good appetite and
skin and in future should hay chi or as would
of physic. wishing everybody that
unfortunate have C anu fe'e may be fo upa'e
enough Of your Belts, -,
' " J. WILSON.
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No q.

NO y.
W y Nc. u Sec. ST ION r. . : Tast, 80
acres, ~ acres above ordinary overflow, balance
well timb,rcd. Price $40. Terms ensy
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Dns LOVE 4 WILSON: -
the first ny of taken with (hilr and Fs
for the
by three eminent able
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THE GREAT PAwrUcKET wooLI.EN MANuFAc-
TUEERs COMPROMISING WITH THEIR CRED
rroRs-xILIs TO RESUME WORK.
Providence, May 10, 1879
meeting Of creditors OF Dexter Brothers, shc great
woolien manufacturers Of Pawtuckct who recently
failed, has been held and three years extension was
granted 70 tho nrm They are. however, to pay divi-
dcnd Of my cents the dollar six per cent inter.
from date OF notes. within the three years TO un
secured creditors whose claims are under $780, who
10 be patti the nrst year The property has placed
In the hands OF trustees, who TO the mills Tho
members OF ste rm are 10 be retained superntcnd
shc business AZ salary. About LIS creditors were rep
resented. The mills viii bc started again In fcw
days. and large class OF workmcn who have pcen idIo
since the failure will receive employment
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SALE OF TRoTTING STOCK.

DIR. PooLER, OF GOSHEN, pIsPosINa or HIS
rRoPERrY-soME LARGE PRICES OBTAINED
GOSHEN, N. Y, May 10, 1870
The extensive sale Of nnc trottlng stock. consisting
OF trottcrs brood mares, stations, roadsters and
youngsters Of all ages, announced by nr. H. A
Poolcr proprietor OF tho Goshen Driving Park Asso
citation Race Grounds. took place today.
All Of the lots sold except three, OF which
became lame, and the other two disposed OF ut
private sale, Nelly Warwick bringing 81, zoo. In all
there thirty head sold and the total
realized 49, DOL Big Fellow, something Of
der horse flesh, sold for AGO. Mr. A. b. Poet, Woo
President Of the Goshen Park Association being tho
purchaser Joe Dunnlng, full brother to St Julien,
sold recently Tor $50 000 brought s., 500 Mr. Thomas
Canary, OF Now York, being tho buyer Lady Gold
sm Gad Sroush. beng sos 70 Mr.
Shaw, OF New York Generally the prices received
were small. II was especially so with tho youngsters.
Among tho lots disposed Of wcrc the following
Lady Goldsmith. brown marc, foaled 1868, py vo!un
.ecr, dam BY CONSERVATION, ish hands high; ). s.
big Fellow, brown eclding foaIcd 1885, BY Edward
Everett. dam ny Harry Clay, Tx hands high; A. b.
Joe Dannlng, brown geldng .foaled 1870, by volun-
tccr dam by 5ayrcs Harry Clay, iuil brother TO 81
Julicn, is,4 hands high; Thomas Canary, New York.
Abdsibrino stallion, mahogany bay, black points,
foacd in 1871, and bred by Mr. H. A. alexander Ken
lucky, by woodord Mambrino, dam Primrose by
Alexander AbdalIah; James Galway, New York, $3.50
Cock Robin, brown ecding. foalcd in 1865 by McDon-
AIDS Ethan Allen dam Vermont Black Hawk mare,
l51s hands high; w. McMann, New York, $50
Beauty. chestnut marc, fcaled 1871, BY Squire Tai
mage dam by Henry Clay. 1854 hands high; Frank v.
Fullerton, Philadelphia, $780,
Young sampson, bay geldine, all black points. 10
hands, foaed ls7i by sampson. dam thoroughorc
marc; John J. Van Duzcr. Ncwburg $780,
Carrie, bay mnre, oacd 1856, bred by Alden Gold
smith. by Billy Denton, dam Engineer mare, l5yz
hands high; Goodwin, New York, $3lh
Lady Posi, bay marc, foaicd 1871, by Backman's
Duroc, dam ~ American star, ~ hands high; ". l.
Mapes, county clerk Of Orange county, $4cQ
Emma, bay marc, ioalcd 1865, by Young Consterna-
tton, dam by Hills Black Hawk; T. Daley. New York,
&3U1
The balance were brood Mares ycarlings road teams
and two-ycar-oids
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NEW TORPEDO BOAT.

II0HTEINo-LIKR SPEED IN NEWPORT HARBoR-
NEwroRr, X l., May 10, 1876.
The new torpedo boat built at Bristol T. l., for tho
torpedo station hcrc and % be used for carrying spar
torpcdocs abcam in torpedo experimenting by the Of.
ncers Of the station, arrived hero from Bristol this
afternoon in forsy-nvo minutes. tho distance being
twelve and nvc-eghth miles. Captain Breeze IN COM
mand OF the station, than pleased with her
workings In tho harbor Speed tho main object
desired In hcr construction, and nor builder claims
that she will make nineteen miles hour Lieutenant
Commanding Converse, United States Navy, had the
helm. He states that her best time, far, Is fhreo
miles IN sixteen minutes and ten seconds, with
GRACE OF seventy pounds OF steam She Is intended
carry from lao 10 LAG pounds Of steam, which can DO
done with an enlargement OF tie grtc surface and
funnel Alter this done she will DO accepted by
government Her movements IN the harbor this al
attracted little attention, and large crowd
the wharvcs to watch her hghtnng-liko speed
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MICHIGAN REPUBLICANS.

STATE CONTRADICTIONS OF DELEGATES TO
THE NATIONAL coSvENTIoN-''E ECONOMY, HON.
EsTY AND PURITY" DEMANDED FoR THE
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE
DETROIT May 10, 1876
Tho Republican state Convention assembled at
Grand Rapids, to-day, and consisted OF between
400 and 500 members The following delegates at largo
to tho National Republican Convention wcrc chosen
Henry p Baldwin, William A. Howard, Delos l.. THOR
and Jonathan J. woodman. Altcrnatcs-Ebcnezor J.
Pcnniman, John p. Hoyt J. Baxtor and Charles E.
Holland
The following tho names OF the district delegates
First Distrct-W. Y. Thompson and Herman Kiefcr.
Second Dstrict-Rice A. Bcal and Charles Rynd
Third District-W H. wellington and n. S. Laccy
Fourth District-N. A. Hamilton and George Han
nahs.
Fifth Dstrc,--A. u. Watson and b. D. Pritchnrd.
Sixth District-william l. Smith and George ngham.
Seventh Dis,rict-J. G. Waterbury and s ). Tomin-
Eighth D,strics-rhcodoro F. Sheppard and A. H.
Ninth Distrct-w. H. C. Mitchell and r. Brcesung.
Tho following resolution adopted:-
We, the republscanso Michigan. In Convention
nrm and abiding faith IN tho principles Of the rspub
s's as ass %
DAY q the par,s organization within the borders this
esp s = nssi
purposes IN AZ anhroten lin: Of repnocsn victories wc
iprnepe. hoxeve. la;. and pa..ios VIM deserve
Integrity, stability and eharacter Therefore.
Resolved That thc serates this day chosen represent
set tho Convention With harmony and :. much unity
sa o and w ia'ss ss
opinions representing States less reliably republican
h" scaSesn pne We s
Of doubtful position or who does not In his own character
In all matters Of administration.
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CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATS.
NOMINATION OF HON. WILLIAM n. DARNUM ron
UNITED STATES sExAToR-A LIVELY CAUCUS
uaurropp Nav IN 1914

NOMINATION OF HON. WILLIAM n. BARNUM ron
UNITED STATES sENAToR-A LIVELY CAUCUS.
HARTFORD. May 10, 1870
Tho hotels OF this town are crowded tonight with
politicians from all parts Of the State 10 view OF the
contests In the Legislature for United States Senator
Congressman William II. Barnum and Senator James
Y. English, tho two contestants arc also here Con-
siderable warmth IL exhibited BY the partsans Of both
asprants On the side OF Mr.. English IL Is claimed
that positive pledge gwen by Mr Barnum at
the last election that no would not DO candidate for
United States Senator but the latter gentleman denies
the allegation. and insists that he occupied such
position.
in explanation OF this demand somo or EngIish's
trends now SO SO far TO say that the somersauit
taken by the willy Congressman Immediately alter
the result OF tho April election announced Tho
democrats carried the State by handsome majority,
and secured ~ Senators out OF q and l62 Representa-
tives out OF 240.
A caucus Of the democrats was held IN the State
Capitol tonight at which there was full attendance.
lrcted Ms chairman. II was very properly
agreed AZ the caucus that discussion az 10
the character Of the candidates should DO permitted.
shortly eight clock Informal ballot
with tho following resut:-Wholc number Of votes
cast 176; William II. Barnum. 95; James y. English,
1S Charles H. lngcrsoli, 81 necessary 10 choice. ST.
This vote evidently settled the question hut small
torpedo here blown on by representative from
candidate rird voce, aser which DO promised
10 suggest the nomination OF Mr. Barnum
by accianaticn- Tho suggestion caused con-
advocate. threatening 10 resign hts seat and boil tho
caucus with his colleagues unless the motion was
rh .es Sos ssr
taken. requested BY Engshs friend. Had not this
course been followed danger existed ~ one time OF the
breaking up In The result Of she second
vote was:--whole number cast 1s5, William H. Bar
mum, 100; James \. English. "a
after which tho adjourned Tue election Is to
takc.pacc by the Legislature on Tuesday next
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SCOTCH SHARPSHOOTERs.

fREPAAATIoNs FOR THE SELECTION on 4 RIFLE
TEAM ron AMERrcA-THx DAT OF SAILING.
LoxDoS, May 10, 1870
The Scottish small bore marksmcn havc recently
acid number OF meetings At Edinburgh and Glasgow
for the purpose OF maturing arrangements for the
selection Of team represent scotland u the Amer
can Centennial kine Match
THE COMMAND
Colonel Macdonald, Of the Queens Edinburgh Rines,
Volunteer Brigade aud Sheriff OF Inverpesshirc has
been elected captain Of team, and Colonel wilson,
II tho S;rlingshirc Rifle Battalion, adjutanI
TO cAxY AMERICA
Il has been determined that the team shall form
ramp at the Centcpnia MATCH and already So 600 has
been privately subscribed defaying the cx-
psnses Of the trip.
SHOOTING FOR rLAcEa
About twenty of the crack shots OF Scotland have
signined their intention OF participating In the
petition for the selection or tho team, and
pecied when the shooting begins
Two sets OF trial matches viii DO shot, extending
svo days
The frss win take place simultaneously with tho
Echo Shield on the 18th 14th OF June At Cow
Glen ranges. Glasgow ana the second tho 18th
and 27sh Of June at capeIIic, In Renirewshire
RULES.
Every competitor will Ore nflccn rounds At 500 900
and loo yards cach, and the highest aggregate
three out Of the four days shooting viii be
chosen to 30 TO America, eight tho team proper,
with two
DAT SAILING.
The team viii leave Liverpool on Cunard steamship
July 10 the cunard line only charging single fare for
Inc rouna UP
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OHIO MINERS STRIKE.

ONE RroTEn SHOT Dy THE MILITIA WHILE
ELuDISo ArRysr--orEar EXCITEMENT.
CLrvxLAxp, May 10, 1870
company Of militia left Masson this morning at
four O'Clock and TO Lawrence TO mako arrests OF
persons indicted Tor riot No opposition was offered
Eight arrests were made and the prisoners cont 10
Canton one miner who refused TO stop when ordered
10 do so was shot through The Towels and has since
died Mucn excitement prevails among the sfrkcrA
and II T. stated that mass meeting Of the MIXERS o
she entire Tuscarawas Valley VIII be held 70 day TO-
morrow whom IL Is expected 1000 or 200 men viii DO
present
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METHODIST BOOK CONCERN IN THE
WEST.

CINCINNATI, May 10. 1870
In regard TO Dr. Lanahan's exhibit OF affairs Of tho
Methodist Book Concern In the West and his charge
Of insolvency OF tho before tho Conference
Baltimore Dr. Hight, editor Of the wesern CAristiaa
Adpoca that tho charge Is not truc and the
exhibit is Unfair; that the largo buildings corner OF
Fourth and Homo and Eighth and Main streets
In this city, worth $500 600, wero not included In the
10 make aud declare dividends, but mission
AIRY publish and circulate that
not sustaining Tho S150OOO worth OF checks that
Dr. Lanahan displayed having been stolen, Dr. Hight
every OF them cancelled and Of vauo
whatever.
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AFRICA.

ENGLISH ANXIETY CONCERNING THE LIBErIAx
oovKRxxKxr-rEAcE AT CAPE rALMAs.
LONDON, May TO- 1875
The Post says advices from Liberia unsntiss
ftctory and dscouraging
Tho now administrations financial statement Is
looked forward to with great anxiety II stated that
much OF tho proceeds Of the English loan has been
wasted In England in lawsuits.
rALxAs WAR ENDED.
President Payne, aided BY tho presence OF United
States -of-war, has succeeded In concluding a
peace with the Capc Famas tribes, and returned 70
Monrovia
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RUSSIA.

THE CAR LEAVES FOR GERMAxY--PnEcAUTIoN
AGAINST THE PLAGUE.
ST. PErERsnrRG May 10, 1874
The Gar left here last night for Berlin.
QUARANTINE AGAINST TURKEY.
Turkish vessels arriving at Odessa will be quaran-
tined consequence OF tho prevalence OF the plague at
Bagdad.
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RELIGIOUS INSANITY.


PoRT JKRvis, n. r, Nay 10, 1874
A. Barton, OF Walton, Delaware county, while under
the influence OF religious excitement ON Saturday even
Ing, laid his bare work bench and With an are
commenced at the shoulder and cut his arm, by re-
peacd and terrible blows into sections
oil an inch apart breaking tho hone each blow and
completely scvcrng the arm ~ the elbow He 10 under
proper medical treatment and may survive
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YUDGET

SPAIN TO COVER THE COLONIAL BUDGET
DEFICIT.
Havana. May 10, 1870
Tho Voc de Cuba says respectable house hero has
received telegram from Spain stating that that country
will cover the deficit IN the budget Of Cuba
GOLD.
Spanish gold, 2aoh
TROOPS LAxDED.
steamer arrived here to-day from santandcr with
s72 troops
RAINFALL
Heavy rains have prevailed here to-day.
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position to his release win be offered The American
representative here will probably say nothing that
Whatever action is taken tho responsibility thereof
will rest solely with ENGLAND
Tho Aorning Post says that los members Of Parlia-
already signed the memorial asking for tho
release OF the Fcnian prisoners
HEAVY FAILURE
Turner, Mott Strong. corn and provision NOR
chants OF Bristol have suspended with liabilities
tween $loo,o 600 and $4,000