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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-03-16

MARRIED..

JEFFERS-wEAVER-on Tuesday
Feb, 29th. 1876, in Crown City, Ohio,
at the residence of the BRIDES father, q.
w. Weaver, by Rev. j, s. Postal Mr..
CHARLES p. JEPPERs and Miss MARY Z,
WEAVER, boih of Gallia county, Ohio.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-03-16

Hon. R. H. DANA, of Boston, sue
ceeds Mr.. Schenck as Minister at
London. The appointment is good
one.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-03-16

DExocRATs in Washington are be-
sinaing to manifest great opposition
to the issue of silver coin. Can any
hedy tell what these fellows do vant2
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-03-16
APPOINTMENT.

TlHE undersigned has been duly quail
l. flied as Assignee of A. Newton, OF
Gallipolis, Ohio. Creditors are required
by law to present their claims under
oath.
ID. Y. SMITHERS.
March 16, ls76.-3w~
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-03-16

THERE was a slight fall of snow al
Memphis Sunday morning.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-03-16

That Committee which made the
Belknap discoveries, and then told
the witness ''to get" thus defeating
impeachment and punishment, needs
to turn its vision inward, if the state
ment contained in the following
paragraph from the Cincinnati Ca
zette be correct:
One of the Democratic members of
the House Committee on War Ex-
penditures, VIM. NJ. Robins by name,
was a member of the Senate of North
Carolina in 1868, and was censured
by that body by nearly unanimous
vote for taking a bribe of $40 for
promoting the passage of a resolution
in the Senate. While the Senate
was almost unanimous in the resolu-
tion of censure, it had Is members
who thought it not best to expel a
good Democrat for merely taking a
small bribe. Robins has a due APP
probation of the enormity of the Of
fense of making a levy on a trader
ship as high as $4,000. Measured
by that Robins little bribe of 500
seems hi ghly virtuous.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-03-16

TIE Hale House having closed
there is now no regular hotel il
Charleston.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-03-16
SALEM CENTRE NURSERY;
ESTABLISHED 1874,

r OFFER for sale Apple, Peach, Pear,
i Plum, and Cherry Trees at Reduced
Prices,
Best Apple and Peach Trees eight dol
lars per hundred, and very low by the
thousand.
Nursery located at Salem Centre,
Meigs county, Ohio, four miles East OF
WALDO FCGG.
Sept. 80, ls75.-7m
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-03-16
GallipOlis Prices Current.
Corrected ,ueekly by d. s. FORD.

For the ,oeek ending March 10, 1876.
BUYING PRICES FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE
Dealers are paying the following pri-
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-03-16
DIED,

RUSSELI-March Sth, 1876, E,lMA S.
RUSSELL, wife OF Randall Russell, and
daughter of John and Louisa Smeltzer;
aged 81 years and II days. of typhoid
fever.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-03-16

JUDGE TAFT entered upon his du
ties at the War Office Saturday.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-03-16

cI0A DAY ut home. Agents wanted Oa.lt
p = and terms Tree. TRUE CO. Angusss'
Maine Marcn 10. loto-V
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-03-16

OK to con per day ut home samples Topln pnr,
land Maine March 1G lS76.-1y.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-03-16
Estey Organs.

CEND a5c to G. P. ROWELL CO., New York,
. for Pamphlet OF 100 pages. containing lists OF
5000 newspapers, and estimates showing cost OF
advertising. March 16. 1S76.-ly
, 1876-06-08

Al rnblit lefater ho ia a man nf fare and Rsfted
pn*ers, and C"mhEnca with ihen that rer4onnl
magnetism which ptc-cmihcntty 1ts him for bct Ing
grind loader Of tho people md Of the pcpptss
rfghts.
The sntssfon Of the Republican party fe not yet
complete, When It has cntftc1y rid .ir nat!on-thc
rcorle-1f that mnhstrnna and AhmnlnE influence
uF trcnson md Rebellion which slavery fottcrrd In.
10 l!!c Which WA crushed during tic latc War but
which IA mt yet trat: whrn nlrla1 rosruptfnn 1ae
hccn brought Ia end, and That purity Of Govtsh.
mental administration " 100 years ngo IL restored
to orr nntfon II rnay then he c1nr1rtf that Il fA
reached the beginning 1T ise end. lnt uyrn then i.
must 60 on. Yes, \, on IN its measures of reform,
giving confidence n II g"c. in Tho ability OF rntn
to govern themselves, and insurance 10 Tho Turtd
Of the Pcrprtufty nj Republican institutions unit!
At our next Centennial ons country will etartl
forth the prnut1cst upun tho face OF the EARTH.
With Hen trrtow As nnr sinndaEtf. bearer, VIC will
asknrrtlly start IN this direction
Tint lr will liz the nominee ut Cincinnati, hhve
nflohbt w'htcycr; Tor. whllo tho politicians took
tho frad. intending tn favor some Other candidate,
m, nnw tatsdcd that sitch n pressure will he
bronght In brar nrnn tho Convention from tic
great and rood men from III auctions Of tho cunn-
Try who, ryen regardless Of party. In favor of
reform antl restoration N confidence in tfr good
faith anil tho honesty Of The people, TINT 1t will lie
compelled to plvc III volcc IN favor of Col Brstow
a. the tttcsf representative of thn.e iAeas.
With these grand aims ter our party, VIC cannot
afford 10 take any risks At tho Cincinnati Conyrn.
tfon. "uRAf."
, 1876-06-08
WISCONSIN DEMOCRACY.

4 CoNvEETioy WITHOUT PRINCIPLES.
Sptctai hspatch to 7nt Tribune.
MINIATURES, WEs., June 1.-THE Democratic
State Convention to elect delegates to st. Louis
confined itseff to organization and election,
severely ignoring questions OF public policy,
md ad}ourning Without adopting any rcsolu-
tons OIL the tsstlcs Of tho day, Or even hearing
speeches. A resolution wua offered Inetructing
delegates to yotc ms unIt at St. Louis, but thu
Convention melted n'ray before It could be
adopted. II was n Tllden Convention, and tho
Delegates are nll Tl1l1sn tnc1,. The antf-Tilien
men Ind no chance. One Or two pcspot1s were
put III nomination wtlu refused to acrye
II elected. being unnhlb to swallow soft money,
enmc ditto On account nf hard ninnoy. ConversA.
tiona with delegates elected indicate that tho pnfty
IN this Stale ii largely favorable TO repeal Of Tho
awnllowcd who appears lsst fasorisc by tnajo<-
ity at St Louis.
ID the Wtsftrn As.octa.ed fr<ss
MILWAUKEE, jung 7.--'rhe ucmoesntic State
Convention , I, mt in this city today The lion.
lsndolf, Of Ii Crotre;. Jntue. r. Iioolft-
tio, Of Nacine; tleoTe H.. Smith, Of Danu;
md Alexander Mitchell, az Milwaukee. were
choaen delegates t.1aTso 10 the National Convcn
ton. Two delegates wore also chosen from each
Congressional District.
Of tile twenty letccacA from tho State, seven
teen are far fildcn and thrre ars uncnnlntted
4 resolution lnstructnE the delegation 10 vote On
init was Indefinitely postponed nfter warm con-
test.
When the time arrived for thu Committee on
adopted to dj0nrn sInr die. otherwise ll.ero would
have been two rrrozts submitted, The majority re.
port being allent on thu currency qncstion, and the
minority report being for soft money.
, 1876-06-08
IN KENTUCKY.

m al. Eutor ~ ~. 7,-t,,,u.
~ 1a"1r " : "s .Hsah4.
LouisslLhs, n.y., 1Hhe h-4 AmVe known Col.
d. H. bsi6tDW Intimately for the last twelve
'ea5n' aa" NY Weie'ehces' ooth personal anu
Mllt'cal, are ior HIN. Wh1tu he WIS soldier,
antl Willis ho was member Of tue Kentucky
Les's.'u'e, wiz "at sl'Ehtty acquainted with
him; hut during tts official connection with thu
Fcllerpl Courts ef this State III Distr;ct-Attnr.
my my oas'',css necessarily often brought ne
, 1876-06-08

ert st the stats Convention, nnd hctng an o1ccn.
ttpnn!fy shrewd observer. HI. opinion i quite
valuable. 1io II profoundly convinced that ridden
bought out the STATE" sa1d lie. "Thcrc
il no lonhs nbout r. a few wrrks agorrery Dem.
cng GsTate snes to rn' 1r esst Sn
There II can.c fns lila ctIcc! anl the cu,,re ia
money. 1t WAS the general comment at the cnn.
that he was prepared to t}mnl enormous AHlonnt.
to secure nomination. .Tilden Is mot the tt1an to
nrouse 10 sudden an eathnsas1'. lle L. cold snd
that cxcftes popular feeling. There has unloubcd-
ly been bargain and sale In Missouri Thu Demo-
critic pntty has hocn bought: Ti1t;rn Ia thc pnr.
cbAsett and has Al lcaet fourths Ut the dele
gara In his favor now"
Thns do great n,en ditYerI Cos.
, 1876-06-08

There appears to be u anr upentne for terrier
dogs and Actlrs cats IN lirlttsh i5ural. which nc
eotd!hg to tho annal report of this CHIEF cou,nis-
1a74.7b latesy tnsucd, u In some parts oyerrn hy
raa, These animals make periodical r!aatioLr to
certain dl.tslets where they hte not only serious
nuisance, but owing to shel. ynracIty reduce tie
ishabstanss to state borlestng on starvation Thu
Karen d!st!tct, enst of thu slttanE 1lisrr, was
sgsn AFFLICTED with visitation In tho shape Of \
tat plague, which, caused alarming rnvagGa UNI!
such deficiency Of thu food supply TINT thu IN.
Fortunate Inhabitants were reduced to prerariuus
subafstenco on green bAmbno shoots ailt! Jungle
ronts. ThcIr affection fur thclr rat Infested lu,ux
%asr however. 70 great TINT they cnulh not i. In.
1ucoa for somu t!e tu nsn.rate to the district vi
for their sustctlnce, mid l!sei, nr rather died or
ahe,r hamhoo sh"ota mud Jungle rnotn; f9r, nwing,
ptrhsp.. 70 the n4sertiblc nature of this diet ths
mortality an.uh: them IL reported t0 have been r3.
cesatye. Ths sats hnso during the current trason
sought fresh pastures, aud tho Karen district Is
now fFea from thcss unwc!conlo ytsitosa,
, 1876-06-08
HONEST BEN BRISTOW.
TIE REFORM CLUB
Gpun INFLUENCEs AT WORK.

Anew movement. intended to huve ,patcr,a,
.r... .. -. |,,.'s,.,.'S., CN...,.," ,, l'
'eueet upon the cl'elhaa11 eon'eht1o',' has neeh
set on foot In this city by number of onr lead
.s..' a% ,s.,. 49, ~. NJ" 'A.e
hitherto been, AMI arc yet, but little known in
politics as political workers. Recently, what ,s
i,nuvn as lin ncnuhltrnn 1,cfor,n C1nh ,rss
oFeah.zeu IN Ncw lorK, having 1oF It's object
1orutnr " ,no ,,n,rtro,,o,, =. i C,.atn"., a,
4ooHn,s ~ sae ho1'i1na."" at e'helnnatl
highest Office in the gift Of the people. rhts
Gn, "ift. ~ c.use a!Eeue4cGat!oh 10 gutn
Cinc1nnatt 70 1urthef ~ Objects, consists Of tle
Chicago does nut propoac to be l,el,intlhana
In tho rnnttcr Of nattunal reform. There seems
ia be a growing feeling that Hininp hns Inst aii
chance 81 success, and there Is dissus Of elthsr
4. too,,ea ,,n a, ~. sa., ,,'ar IL, ,,o,,o..
thsonHhnnt thc ros,ntry mt tarra is s ~ an,,
fho comn,mnity lint iif,tnw ia too sfraj"ht" ~
tic ruaehino noIltctaus. nn,i will. therefore, moi
the ropca IN iii noltca, ttckerv . ad TX thsv ~ ~" ~
undcrsiand how 10 Inv wircs. mi NJ ti.c nnpnrtMnr
moment spring tic tyttp, In os,ier. thers}ore. 10
prevent tie caiaHlIty Of having Il man nominated
pronused 10 bfinr M either Hristo,s' wnshburne
Gbeeicr of nav Ynrk, ar .omr rrent ,pinom,' ..n;,
viii swccp tbs country like tornado tram lila
Atlantic to the Pacific There IL = strour freltnr
by tic Democrats. Th0uch a nnrtinn ~ liz no.
iyty vino r,sy hc aayn ~ f;p 4 /. s,i ~ ns
fhnf ha Ia mnrt",,io - .amr+h VII Gth Gn"nn
Enst and West nn,3 nni.hap Snsit n. cun.n'
rrs"? cn,mn",, 1or1Mrt Il 's iam naTn w. u. .s
I'll nnn1P5nE H. ID not a.
, 1876-06-08

TO fAs Editor Qf The Tribune.
CHICAGO June B.-Tle political ka|ciloscopc
ia rrv,Jrt,,, viii u.,,J.uf,,t ..'."..' 10y ..
e,s .e'.'".s "'tn "o"ocftat power, ahd every
with the lupst Intense Interest f,nr nrotnn.nt
II,,1s ,u., n,1,,.. -, H.. fo'.''''
"'''a a'c pe'l'e pso"e III Pleees, or injured AI-
NEST heynnh recognition. Those In whom vi.
bnyc bn,1 Tim u,,ynst foitb anil ,o,lt ,,,,t,. -.
..,t U...,. ."'s.'' NV No",' l"''1 !"
Win Cnshtean etIhnaencc as be1ng above suap!.
eIun, arc fnr, very fur, from passinr
tl,rourh the hro uuscorcl,n In ,oct .,'' ~,
political ealaron bids fair to swallow
h,, r,,n1II,, ,,a,r.ens - .to.s ' so no''''is
w.. ..l'"'''v rSc'c1oaa " thciF former G!oty. IN
lhfs CcaenhiAl yrar, lhla In IL sad anu slckenfllg
contemplation. Ii IL q tIno above all o,lcrs whom
purity hnnraty nptl ,utcrritv utouIa .h,. t,h,I.,
tasninn.rt ,vs,rs' ~ .,'a'r -. ., '.,,, 10
rPt."',. .'' 'ee''e' "pu '"o" ~ sHe "erla thaI In
ant marvellous prosperity. the high moral prnci-
Pics upon which our Government was founded,
md which have been TIM rourco of our o,e.tn".s
49,, ,,.'t I.a..., 80 .1,, ~ VI "uf R'e"'"ceS'
aasc 'iut nesu I'he e'sht o. our hhoseh are now
being visited by vast delegations from all quarters
" the globe, ani they ure making e muHt crttcnl
observations of everything ronnset t., u,,l mn ,m
,tl,rtinnx Ch.1, ~, h. ,a'I ..'.u =" uu' W.
'"''n,. ~, qua" lucy pc 'Hpeeahca Win lilo TACT
shat nollticA! corruption and bribery rule our
:uuntry; Or shull VIC a#vury tl,eu,, by our
, 1876-06-08

1p1taA* D"PatCH " 1He tFtouHd
M1NNEAroL1s, Mimi, Junu THE State Pro-
hibltfon Reform Convention met In this city to-
day, with ahout twenty-five delegates prcsout.
A platform WAS adoptcsl, alid ]. E. Child, T. A.
Jewell, ". ". Wnles Il. 7. Hamilton, md W. W.
SAtttrlee wern elected Presidential electors,
who lnlorAu Grccne Clay Smith art1 Stewart,
tue nominees Of tlte May National Convention,
for President and VIre-prcsIdcnt.
T11a INDIANA pELEuAT1oN.
Sptcfd! Dt4pafcA 70 TIE Jifbsnt
INDIANAPOLIS, Intl., June Indiana ], dele
gntcs to Cincinnati Convention INT. today and
elected tho Hon. VIII Cllnback Chairman.
They vent tn Cincinnati thlh evening.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION..
Ill. June nThe Republicans Of tho
se,llblod at this city, tn-day nominated ilcn.
e eonE1ss. s %la"@es, III lesk esi'9Sp Isiana
Thsa Congrcsstonn! District embraces the cnun-
tiss .! bursau' Henry, Loo, Putnam, and Rock
;, SAY FnAScIwo, June "A dispatch from Port
e,Ric ssd my: fh'f osxsn M cia e. mo
Legislature Of twelve OF Joint ballot.
JuD1CtAL CoNy n9trloN.
r, CoMSc'h nLrrEs Ia; luna 7..At the Thirteenth
IbInfs. was nominated for District Judge; 6, i,
loofoIrrow, Of Atantte, for Circuit Court; and 4.
Il Anderson. of Sidney, for District Attorney,
DISTRICT OF coLUMn1A.
WAaNlNarnS, D. c.+ Junu 7.-The Republicans
of this D!atrict regulating the Convention leld in
Convention, met to-day mid elected ex.iiuy. 4.
L. 6huperd and Fred Douglass.
PEORIA, I'LL.
Spfrtdf Dtepdtch 10 7ne Tribune
Peoria, H., Juno 7.--Folitics aro begin.
Ming to bo tho universal topic horc. AZ the Gin
cinnati Convention arawa near thu ngltation In
creaecs. Dlatnu n,ay bu safu to receive the almost
unantn,ona support OF RepuhlIcans In thls Datrct4
but thu nominee Of tl,e Convention, whoever Ilo
pafty i,r.tow Is grcat favor,ta viii Libcrai 4 sG
lepnbitcaus. And 1t Il eouoedrd by ali that his
tlancrH for tho nomination aEe good Int littlo
stack Is takGn herr In tonklng, nnl none al ali in
Morton, although ho will allow considerable
htsenAth III tho CoMyentluu Judge DAVIS lrst,
and then Tllden, will be thu Democratic prcset-
AncA hhrn t-~s--
, 1876-06-08

CHICAGO, june 7.-rHE TRIBUNE Is r!ght,nntl
has been right oil the time, In scgprd to the Cll-
cln1atl nomination, as in fact It Is geucrnly
right on all Important political, social, md
Inurnl Questtons-national, State, and local,
And so, mn quite certain, Il Is regarded by a
large majority OF the more intelligent md bet
ter class Of Its thousands Of reA1lets In the
great Northwest. 1t has more influence TO-
day, and always las had, with the butter cinssrs
of people than all the other papers IN Chieago
put together: and am not aurc--ffnce tho decline
Of Ets New York namcsake-than my othur paper
In tho United atasest Cesta!nly as much.
have no inierctt in TIE TnlhnNr beyond
what any other render has, and scarcely personal
acquaintance with any Of its editors proprlctors
hut nm an old ''ncwspape. nun, know SONG.
thing Of nearly all the leading papers Of tho coun
ter and influence Of poitscai paper at Least; aud
rsy thia simply because an dtrgustel At tha
espsfs s aa 'n "3 IL Gns
rrllah1e paper We hare In tho city, sanply bccause
Its editor las tho ability. courage. and cannr to
SEQ and maintain what Is right and best Oh nll I'M
hut l!d not act out to praise or defend !TuE
TRIBUNE, but rather 10 encourage or urge 1t to
country, II possible, from an impending calamityl
drefct. Of course, TO the danger At Clnciunatli
an. 2onEns vii E. tni sss.[ i'll M
would thu nomination and elcctlon Of rlthcs ems
nj fhHhM tykf fkn prat h1 a
M mcnns A. Il 1onst sMrh tvnnid " ~, innix
resnit tint the n1n,nGt;nm ,s,n,,. ~ ~ uu '.o Nv
nrn,iy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nj Ienstthst ~ ra,,s H a.
nm II linn, rnn h, inc,a -, - ~. thnt a. Y. ne.acs
~ ,csthr, IL ~ ~ pstc nsaco ILL., ~ III H. ~ ~
And ali noasc mems shon h. mnde III mtc ~ r.
uravnnt Il t-r.t trur T,.'n,,.. ~ fu anu ~ ~
irt IN fiat ru ,nrc srnr .h m H. spasu nu n1
IN ar,n,nnnts mi ,cns"n. ~ sh.t .mhtt ~ ~
nrvt }rw 1tnws fhnn r. onv r 10 ~, is LIZ , lug
rcw II nn:sih. ~ conx3rc IN NJ a1o,+ otsn, mHn f a
fnnIs n H." nnat ~ it"t
VIC nav rcud tir t.ner@thnt # vii nnt IN ~
nominate either iS,n|ns nr 1.nnk1nw mi r. that ~ ~
iii nr"hnh,Iitr tia nniv " r,n"r s % ~ .,"s ~
nnmnnteNtho on n}nyc III otrr rt l, H.. a h "
cr tl,c r1rction sm,. al e. .nrtnit, % W, ~
n'nrrMia 1n,sraw. hc,s a,s n ~. oa., ~ 'o sisn'
nnrtsnt rensnn. w,,v f,rstn,v shnni1 hn ~ W. III
trc Ftrst froin iii ,rc nnnw ~ ht 1ns mo.. H.
anV ntbcS man ~ IN ~ ,dss a
American nronlco,r 13ymf ncnnic - t'I icost1 1ae
hnxs ~ H. ,,-,son. tir"a p,"P'Ss - - tt@stE
,m.n rar Yht u<ft trta,,,t.t ~. ,to,td "mas nH ta1
nn ,a meut 1'.1'u1nt 4hoHld ~ ahn. Sec
, 1876-06-08
CRIME.


Special Dspufch to The Tribune
LExfNdroNs ILL.,, June 7.-Dnrrhss arc plenty In
thes country hereahuuts. Innathan patatcn, a
farmer. WAS robbed Of $310 Tuesday night; Jumcs
Adams, farmer, Of $35 and Marston Iiciner, Of a
alTcr watch, valnahfc jcwtltY, and small sum Of
money. Marshal johnson and Constable
Arbogast, Of Lexington, started 10 look
for tho suspected purity, and met him
near EYesg7eon Church. Without saying wUrd
ne began Hiring rcvDlvcr and ht johnson three
ttmYs, once through the hand md twice cutting his
clothing, Asbogast was also atrucl, Int mi 80
Etously hnft- Tho shooter then drew another re-
volyer ana protcctca his retreat, leaving hDFsc,
now Attcr ht,n. -
, 1876-06-08

THE uNlvEASITr HILL.
VERaAiLLEs Junc 7.-Thp Chamber Of DenntIca
to-day passed thu University Education bill, giving
tie state tile e1cluaso right tu confer dugseos,
TtIH MURDERED CONSUL,
fARIs, JUNO 7.-'fhe funeral pf II. hfontn tho
Ffebch GnuHnl WIN was murdered at Salonca, and
whose body whs broaght 10 france, took i,lnee
leEr to-ttn;. Tho relnaiDs wcrn buried ut tho pI-
hense OF tto S!atu. with great ceremony and mill
tafy hono!A: Tho Dnc Dir raxeB AM! t}eputations
from botl, ChaInbcrn attended tho fuuerul
NOYAL DUST.
Ihe Count OF Paris has guno TO England to bFInp
10 Franco Tim tninaIns ut Louis Fhiitne. Dnr"n
Amelia, thy Duchess Of Orleans. nuchess of Au.
h,alc nnl Tug Prtnee Of conle. P1le remains win
" IAhnen nj liatnnnr on Thursday. anti will bu
TERED IL the chapel built BY Louis Philippe fnr te
oGsal M 81 hla family. Tho transfer Of tho bodies
ana thaE selntertnunt will bu strictly private.
, 1876-06-08
SUICIDE.

CINCINNATI, June 7.-ficorge Il. Frjnts. clerk
IN the fost-Oflcc, was to harr married a young
lady In the West Eud, llrt evening. Tho gussts
assembled and tho bride was In readiness, but
Frlnt1 a! not make hi, upprarancu. A friend call.
,ns III hit room thtt morning found him npun lie
res,lset Hln shot lI!nl.cf through tho heurt, bo
moti'e VI thu an!clde ihnnknnwn.
, Spscia1 N!pach 10 1As TFfbHna .
lSpIAEAroLts, Ind, Junp 1.--+j1hn r.. David,
son. painter. lately trpul Louisville, committed
suicldc lant might by n'ntphins, owiug 10 lack Of
work. llo leaves family,
, 1876-06-08

St. Lou1s, June IA gang Of counterfcltors
having headquarters In and about ut. Vernon.
ILL., was broken up las. nightly the arrest o: sIx
persons at Mt. Vernon, two at Ashley, ami one at
East st. Louis. 4 considerable amount OF
bogue 60.cent currency and various implcincn.s
usnd In ~ manufacture were aleo captnsetl It il
expected that other parties will be arrested, nn
The gang entirely broken up. Those captured at
Mt Vernon are connected With old and respccta-
bic families at TINT place and vicinity.
, 1876-06-08

)fnHfnpn'ts {lTnh.1 Tribune
Tho 1'ionttr-I'ress and Tribune arknowi-
edges tic honcsty, ability, and ulsl-tine
cncroy anu wntcllfniness Of E. h. Wasll-
bun,c, but It thinks that his locality Is
fatal obstacle to his succcaa. WI Havo
tho Pioneer. lrsss and Tribune credit for greater
degree Of sonsc, at lcnst In this Centennial year.
than to permit tho nhricks OF locality to obscure It's
mental vision, and to prejudice it agasast 10 merit.
DtionB and available i candidate as. In these try
Ing times, Mr.. WssI.hnfnc wonld undoubtedly bc.
That Illinois has furnished The Prcal1cnt for Tix
teen years Is sne, n II illinois contains tho best
timber for the purpose. nc sincerely hope she Will
for sixteen Jrarn lnnre: nnd does every kena!hc
]oscr OF his country. Unless NC mistake tl,r lem.
per Of tic people. they rronnec fhi+ year 10 take
tho bcst candidate they can find, whether he hail
from l!lfuof* or Stnncrotn. from osegnn stntnc
Just now II Looks ~ Il the cunning President would
be written down l'rIst0w or aWn*a,bnrnc--lt mnt.
tetr very !!ttle to the pcou1c Which. Shrlcks Of
lNchty vii, he overwhelmed in this contest by The
deafcnlng roar Of the people for Retrenchmcnt and
Reform,
, 1876-06-08

ShfF1AdH lIkt.} RtJs|fr.
novel duel sn'k place 1t lf,.wu slntIon on tho
tch!Fal. IN thts county, yesterday. Two COW boys
n2Ht 1t 9ut with six 'sflaoit1s 1t ~ paces, thu
o1s lSaat hurt u have The i,rlfer. At tho rret
Msce of his nose, This youth shot in tha ear am.
hetlek. s"'' ~ '-'
, 1876-06-08

Sptefai Dispatch TO Tn Tribune
Ut. Lou's, Juna 7.-rhe story tulccrnphed from
here that Government Contractor Thomas Wal,h
aud cx'Arehitct Mnllrtt had been indicted By thu
u"ised staox f'rand Jury for frauds perpetratcd In
the construction Ut The t'nstnHl. House now In
eurrn o. erection IN ibis city is found 10 hare no
foundation In fact. 'S Nv
, 1876-06-08
Ovarian i 'llIll(|l'
OF ten yoars' growth cured
BY DR.. RAILWAYS REMEDIES.
I HAVE HAD AN OyaIsIAS TIrMcr IN THE oyA.
HLEa AND 1lnNELb ENtt TEN YEARS,

HAVE HAD AN 0vAIEIAN TUMnTl IN THE OYA.
HIEa AND noWEL6 FOR TEN fEAIsS.
AFN AkhnR. ticc. y, 1s?i.-1ss, ttAnwAy: That 9th
cry nlaY be frHcttrd, mnkn this statement:
hMfc all VI Ovarian Iufnhr in the Htarirs and how
cs Tor irn yrnrH. tried thu best physicians Ut this
n!afe without any ecnent. It vas grnwnR It aurh
p!n!ty t!at could not have lived much lnngrr. A
rnd s ut, u nG ,I lnnSsa ne to t[y II"Ssy. ts't
dElll,ofatan, trlcd them. .
nt;hase'l six bots 0f the Neso!Yent, two bo1ca O.!
Wy l's and two bottles nj thc Relief. used thrss
Mlthuut any apparent beDu1t. | determined IL fct-e
scf9 n.rt twelve H0fs lItrs If t,e tttsolynHt, Two
o. tHt telsi AMI two ho1rs Of tic i'ls. lcf1Ec thfJ
wGtt snho had lost twenty -nYt r0unaa.
Sol!iea e. nar thG mc1lrae un wa s,rs tAat
nuntl!s. a1d,!urnX that 1iule toat fHTty pounds
IL Al soak thrco dozen hu;les NJ thu Hrsuisent stx
botir lGllEf+ mud hl1 t0Aex uf lhn I'll,A,
feel JGrfrEl!y wr and NY rart /. full Ut gFa'tnIs
and 5aur wnnacr ra !c!no. ftt deepy fn4steh aud
my prnyfr Il flut II may ID much VI blessing IL 9TH
sn - It l!as lteeh ~ tIts = -'7-s-
Mrs nIbhlns. who mhkrs thn nluyo rerlchtc j. tha
June. hts Tho ret(lrnss Abnye stated wtrr "ni.bf
1t nr. Will the exception of what acHt 80 RI =!
yDu may aay That 9E statement T. correct wtts1at
rn,. i[Ys';, sad aent A1isi Nlsh Ii.
ahnsc rrrfihcate y Gnd hns hce fur tsuy years wrl3
knnwn 10 ns nn4 !u facts 1tetrIn stAtrd MndoM%
rt!!y and unErl!hlY cOFICt. Any pnu who kao~A NEa
tsigned) HIM.. H. cocKEl.
MARY tH!:kEE
MANY J.. tnSD,
l.. u, foSu.
, 1876-06-08

Wtc301 DFtpaEcA 70 7nt TfoHns,
hnn1AN, Mich., June 7.-Mrs. Wilburn 1T.>rar-
sons, tue young wife of etorckucrcs at Npunt
Lake near this city, has clipped with Joseph Mnrkr
= 30.ycar. odd blacksmith who leaYaa an excellent
VIII and two children. The woman took her hus.
banda clothing to 1T out her paramour, anu sut,i-
oient sum Of money to meet present cmergencler
rhn circumstances Indicate jackson or EhieAro
thclr objective points.