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Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14

and the large number OF testimonials which ar.
consianF icing received from persona ~
La e Deen cured Oy it's use, are con clu-i,e 49,
az its gre It value. 1t ia recommended h. ~ ~
s'cIans. 1nd apothecaries As a Bloc : -Purias-
and HEALTH RestO er 1t HIS TO co aal,
V-getns is not prepared fOr a fancy d,inx
m de from poor liquors. which debiiitstes tha
sveteTl aud tends 10 DESTROY health instssd ZIG e
restoring i. VI
Are not the many te, timoniaIs given fo- a.,
dlr.et ept C, miiaInts satisfactory to anr re son
able pei sons tutfcTiug from disease thar r.
'an ne curedE Read the differe; te .timar;ais
etver, and no one C n doubt. In nianv of t,ea
Eases he persons say that their pain and sra
Ing C nm Vt be expressed, as in CTS of Sc,o -
wine e, Hpp4renly, the VII e hodv was , a,a,
of cor. up ion. If VegAt1na will reIie,s ,a
c:saPse, purify and cure such 9Iees 90 .ae' a.H'
ing he patent to perfect health after trviru
differ ent hvsicians. many re me lies 8, e;s-;s
fot years. is II rot conclusive proof II Won Gu
Az tisr r. be cured? Whv x ,Ljs d
cine pertot ming sucf- cures? II HorLs IN .u
blood, ia tn g re ulstt'g fluid Il can he 80
called the Great Blood Purifier The ory
no medicine that does not act directly 80 "ud ~.
to purify and -eDOvate, has an ins, cjysi,p ~ ~
public a 'TentiOO. when TIE blonT halt ut''h
ltielesa snd :tAsnsIt. either { ON cbannn 81
weather or climate want of exercise w. VI
iii t. or fraHl any tier cane, tire Vega,ir "a, Sr
r~'sew IT Q b90od, ca ~ry Fl the uutrid hnni VII
cleanse IN" ntOm CHI reCEIa'e the hovaIs
impart a tIn OF vigor to the whole hody 'TI Tnn
convic;tt-N is. in the puhiic min as well 90 o 1
tn m Id1c@-i profession, that the rened'es s,.
Piled by the Vegetable tSi1gdom are more safe
N >. e >ucceSsfaI, i'll n" cure of disease than,
mineral redcines. VPgetine is com posed of
t. ITS, barks and herbs IT Is rIeassnt 70
To You need it? Do not II asit at TO trv ir W.,
will never regret it.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14
MISSOURI.

ST. JoaEPH, Jau. 9-Frank Brown,
convicted of murder. who escaped on
the 2Sth of October, from the county
jail here, has been .recaptured and re-
manded to custody.
At Osborne, on tho Hannibal & ST.
Joseph Railroad, on Thursday night,
burglars broke into drug store and
stole a bottle of chiorOform with
which they rugged nearly the whole
town. They robbed both hotels, all
the stores and many private resi-
deuces, securing several thous nd dol
lars and succeeded III making their es-
cape.
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1'hs Gay Appearance Of The
EfarDOr

1t is remark on every lip that the
port OF Wilmington just now presents
an appearance more gay and bust
ness like than perhaps ever
woren by it before From Parsley's 8
Mills to VanBakKelen's Distilleries,
a distance up an down the river o1
about two miles, vessels of almost
every nationality are to be seen thickly
anchored in the stream, or lying at
the wbarves taking or discharging car
goes. A large proportion of these are
GcFr ian vessels.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14
MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosToN. Jan. S.-The banners Of the
Bunker Hill Centennial Celebration
made by Boston ladies for the Wash
ington Light Infantry of Charleston,
s. c., the Washington Light Artillery,
of Norfolk, Va, and the Washing ton
Light Infantry, of Washington, D. c.,
have now been finished and are on ex-
hibition here. They are designed as
souvenirs of the great centennial Gel
ebration participated in by these COM
panies last June in this city. The
presentation committee of ladies and
gentlemen will leave for the south in
a few days for the purpose of present
ing them.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14
PENNSYLVANIA.

ALELPHIA, Jan. S.-The case of
DIR. Henry I Helmbold came before
the Court ~ on a writ of h16eas cor
11,ts, taken fo- the purpose of eff ctirg
his discharge from the Pennsy lvaniss
LoIpitai for the insane. He asserte |
that he was Of sound mind and not q
proper subject for restraint. The
hearing is not concluded
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14

It appears that the late Duke of
Modena has left an interest OF three
per cent. per annum on the bulk of his
properly, for limited period, to the
Pope. His Holiness has however, with
marked delicacy. consent ID TO sccept
friendly arbitration on the subject of
the will.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14
STUpENDoUs WHIsKEY

STUrENDoUs WHIsKgY EIACDs. =
CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-Anton Quaker, of
the firm of Roella, Junker Il Co., in
dicted vhiskey-distillers, was before
the gran1 jury to-day, and made a
statement of the manner in which
whiskey frauds We're perpetrated by
his house. He stated that by one
transaction. involving S700,60O worth
of whiskey, the firm defrauded the
Government out of $60O,0eO.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14
4 sad HAM

AS ST was coming up town from the
/ Atlanta and Richnond Air Line depot
y yesterday he indulged in little song
ali to himself Two other negroes
passed by, and one OF them shouted
back:
'.Pln up yer under lip, old man,
an stop dat racket
"Who yer talkin' ter?" said ST, stop
ping short and turning around.
'Talkin to you; WHO do yotJ think
I'm taikin' to, you ole Guitie4 rooster
yon!'
You don't know me. do yer?" said
81.
II don't keer who you IS; you ain I
no grand army ob de public, no howl"
Lock hyar I'm demos discourage
Gus nigger in dis AtIany City, and III
iis take dis hytr head and but yer inter
t!e forepaTt of Christmas week, [ will!'
''You'se da-"
JnSt then 81 took Il run with head
bent down, and two seconds after there
was a sick niger III the mud, wanting
nothing under the heavens but doc
tor. And as ST went on he remarked
over his shoulder:
81 m "a bad niger; allus WIS WIS
Dad fore de war, bad AL IN de war, bad
arter de war, and I'm de loudes' but
tim nigger you ever read about in
books wild de ieabas all out and de kiver
lost. ."-Atla,lta (G0) Constitution.
Never lose an opportunity of seeing
anything beautiful. Beauty is Gods
handwriting; a wayside sacrament.
Welcome it i'll every face, every fair
sky, every fair flower. and thank him
with your eye. It is a charming
DIR ought; cap of blessing.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14

LANDSLIDE AT ISLE REUN1oN-SIxTY-
Two LIVES Lo, PANS. Jan. g.
The Presse has received Information
of IL terrible laoisliCie Ia the Isle Rt-un-
ion on Dtcemb. r lIth. Sixty-tw,
persons were killed aId many Injured.
Buildings and plantatlons were de-
ssroVaH
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The Novel Of the Season |
CHRISTIAN RElDS'
"A QUESTION OF HONOR

"a Gas. tim of Honor, by ;''.rts'tan ReIf, -
of ATnerIcaa htara. uTe. The sUJ.p'h. I
tracts larefrOm very favorable oriticts-as:
From the Philadelr'hia Press.
"a new W frk OF fiction by Christian *eit i
is story Of Southern society, vita well ccH-
structed and We.i-suetAined Plot. a;ld witE =
finish which will be unanticipatet ny mos
rC9ders-"
From The Nelo HGcen Register
"2D admin a5lg told story, iuii of inrit snt
and plot, that III respect oveEsT; aiI4.,st.
and carrying intense interest the ttra qts OF
the narrative are caught 0p and Joined to
gethGr''
From TIE LoelisrtITe Cor:qe-- Jg1sr-ra.
''The s.ory chsrIiIng onc, ara is fully
worthy o. She authors ropu' ~ .uTl. I:I,it 81, K
ha Cuved ne best and uohtas- TT al
thu she has Yes written"
From he EoStPl Globe
"S xq iSjtslv clear style ana elevate! a.
tone and IL worth more than one c-EefH' -es,1-
ing
Fyons ne Utsca Hsr171
the auth"r las wrought wit. care, -aG
thes, aTe the essential needs "a tEs ba'li ng
up OF an American literature
From TIE SGstna tF%zCl-
AS contrib uti0u 7" tSnl'Tic&H Ii'c,-':5g, 3
Question of Honor vii mae -hH:s i lI-tr'.
the already cnyi 'E. q. s-5sr - I-s -. -
Ffssar tte E4sa'a co4s7-r
'"he s't;i.ir ot VI erie LYs.U. - JHe %.
thr MIST successful OF those WING have tsie;i 10
construct novels - "a the crude mat-rta! d
merIcsn life
! vol, IZmo. CIoch. Pise, @1.75.
Mailed 70 any address within the United
States, postpaid, on receipt Of price.
d. .APPLETUN & CO, Publisher,
aug 80 de- Iwt
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14

CENTENNIAL WASHINGTON, D. c.,
Jan. There is disposition op the
part of good many Of the Southern
members not te -ote for the Centen
nial appropriation until the General
Amnesty bill shall be passed. The
Democrats will not consent to any
Amnesty bill with exceptions in it.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14

OLD CHRISTMAS IN THE GREEK
CAURCH-NEw YORK, Jan. 6.-To- day
being observed as Christmas in the
Greek Church, the festival was duly
celebrated by the Russian aud Greek
residents in this city, and services we're
held III the Russo Greek Church chap
81, on second avenue.
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Cape Fear Club.

The annual meeting of the Cape
Fear Club was held last evening. The
regular election for officers took place,
with the following result:
President-C. d. Myers;
VIce-President-G. T.. Dudley;
Secretary and Treasurer-Dr. J. @.
Walker.
The Cape Fear Club is a recognized
institution of the city, and has kept up
the reputation of Wilmington for gem
erous hospitality.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14
NEW JERSEY.

HoPEwELL, Jen. 8.-The railroad
trouble near this place may be virtu-
ally said to now be at an end. The OBJ
structions have now been removed and
the frog placed in positioo.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14
DIR. JnO. Ii. Hicks.

We publish with pleasure the fole
lowing correspondence between DR..
Jno. II. Hicks and his friends and
neighbors, rendering him a compli-
mentgry dinuer on the eve of his re-
moval to Faison, : in Duplin county.
DIR. Hicks will be great loss to the
people of Rocky Point and Pender
county. Intelligent, enterprising,
honest and faithful, he is valuable
citizen, and worthy friend. We con
gratulate ourselves that his removal
does not place him beyond our bali
wick, for the JOURNAL has always
true friend. We wish him rosperity
and happiness.
FENDER COUNTY, n. c.,
Jan, 9th, 1876.
Johp II. Hicks, NJ. d., Rochy Point,
" G.
DEAR SIR: The intelligence that
you are about to remove TO another
county, occasions general, and well
founded regret in the public mind OF
Pen,!er County. Your well known
abilities and skill as a physicians,
usefulness as a citizea, and sterling
character as d man, have endeared Won
warmly To- the people of the county
Nor has your success and high stand
ing been won by any of those black
arts of the demagogue, or wiles of the.
triclzster, which, to the injury of th'
community, and the disgrace of pro
fesaionaI life, are more than ever, III
this demOralized day, passports TO
popular favor. Your high toned char
acter as a gentleman, turning away ~
you do from men of unworthy motives
and low actions, and from those who
rely for success upon audacity and
gr0velIing ambition, rather than 1pon
merit and principle, has secured the
high and lasting appreciation OF true
men, and made you large number Ct
valuable friends. The wealth of such
a reputation, thus achieved, amid that
unprecedented self-love, and unscrup-
ulous scramble for patronage and
place which now prevails, is of great
value, and can be treasured as prict
less inheritance to your children. W..
tender you, therefore, these just ex-
pressions of your worth and of our
high regard, together with the com
pliment Of public dinner, before you
leave, which your friends and neigh
bors have authorized us to offer you
Please accept il, and let us assure you
around the festive board of our devo-
ton and of the loss which your friends
and Pender county will sustain by
your removal.
Very Truly, Yours, &c.
Westbrook & Bro,
Joel Hines,
". B. Hoout,
s. S. Satchwel
F. H. Bell,
John A. Jones.
James FL. Harman.
W. S. Larkins,
James Garrason,
G. f. Walker,
Dan1 Shaw.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14

THIRD Term IN OaIo -CoLUMBUs,
o, Jan 6-Iu the House this after
loon resolution condemning the third
term for President 1as adopted with
buc twenty negative votes.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14

Hon. 4. II. STEPHENS CONDITION
FAVORABLE. E.-AUGUsTA. GA, Jan. T.
The latest Information from Hon Alex
II. Stephens WAS favor ,ble. His con-
d;tipn was much improved.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Jan. IA force of about
1900 insurgents attempted to surprise
the garrison at Madua, but wero re-
pulsSu
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14
WHAT Is NEEDED.

BosTCN, Feb 13, 1871.
HENRY II. STEVENS, Eso =
DEAR SIF-ASout one year since found nv,
s''f iii = feeble rrn'ition from general debility.
Faae:ire was strongly recommended TO me by
IiaI d 0'fy0 had been much ben" fitted nv its
re. '.rncueh the a, t1c'e, and after using
Continued its usa re auite confident tha.
there IS m medicine suDarinr t. { for fbosa
CuInpls ANTS toT whcr It is esp cfalv nrerared
anf would cheertuily recommend It 20 thcs
vho ferl tia hey '-eed somhthnE 10 restore
Ihc IN to reriCct heath
i es ctfu' " yours.
q. J.. PEFTENGILL,
Firm Of s NJ. Pe+tengin & Co
10 State Street, Boston
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14
aT OUTFIT FREE.

W. 1aIit one t'Verv couEty to take
t,-,ieTs AID dsl!vCr S0De!s or tG old and origin
~ !! O y. House. large C8sh wages. Spie"-
did chance III every nei ghbO"nG ii for tie right
persOI. of either young OF old. Sampi's
lists, circulars. term ell, complete
outfit seI:t free AID post paid. Send for It at
once All make money st y ur homes. Address
H. j IA L & Co, \. Toward Street, BaIti-
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14
HIbLSB0R1' military ACADEMY

t4iLLsB GRO, ~ C
TIHIS instirutioB, recently known as hof-
ner s, Grsves' School, will hereafter be con-
dncted by X. H. Graves, as soie Principal
aided. as heretofore, by the accomplished III
s+ructors, Hugh Mason, Jr.- and Major D. h.
Hamilton. Spr,ng Session opens January i7th.
Fer circulars apply to Maj. d. H Hamilton uh-
til the 5tls OF January, and after that une "
the principal. decelw1mSa"lm
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CANNOT BE EXCELLED.

THAKLEsl', wN, March 10 1869,
II. ,. STEVEN
EAE -IE This is TO certify that have used
'oTr 80 Bi"oi Pr..p srat on'' in my family for
sc geral -sara, and :nink that, for SC! ofnla or
"a roUs Hunlors, Rheumatic tie tons
= cHnntt ha excel ed and, ss a blocd ;,,t,Iter
and Spring me icine il is the bert thing have
ever Csci; a1.:i ha~e used almost everything
2U che +rtu u'ly recon mend il to any one in
need of such medicine.
Your respectfully,
MRs. A. A. DINSMORE
10 RusselkSteeet
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9y TEL CR APH.
NE WIS I H AL.
ANoTiI@R sHEck OF wAE

II Z "S M GEN EFAL.
aHoTa1eR Eek OF WAR
A Speck of War with Spain Move
ments Of the Navy Washington
News, Gossip and RumOrs
in General.
Boston Flags the South.
R0st0n's HOn0rs 10 Southern Mill
itary - Boston Ladies Coming
South to Present the Bunker
Hill Centennial Banners
A Murderer Captured
in Missouri.
Boss Tweed's Case Again
Burglary in Missouri ON Grand Scale
Railroad War cnded-TWced's
Affairs Again i'm COurt-f0W
LOndOnePs View the ReSO-
IutiOns offered i'm the
House.
Ns:neYS Driven from indian
Territory
Zeal Mines Closed The Democrats OF
Kentucky Make no Nominate
for United States Senator
$9,OOO,OOO Capital III
vested in the L0liiS-
Vile Clearing Com
pany.
# O r e I G. N.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14
Gives GGaItl Strength and Appetite.

Ny daughter h7F receiv-d great h-neft from
the use ot the Ve<e inc Her declining heath.
IS 2 en1Eco OF g:s anxietS TO ali ~ ber
IT5ands. a Fey bottles Of he Eegetine restored,
her health, etrrng gtsi aud appetite
n. II. I'll itDEN,
Insurance and 4eat Estate AGENT,
10 SeaTs BuilfIng. R.lstnn
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14
q gT U r.

EII.TSTRATED HOME MAGAZINE. The
Z household Magazine of America. Two
,g la! Stories in 1877. ''FaglescIiie,' by Mrs.
q. l&. UosI; and Miriam" by =. Il Arthur.
RutteT;ckS Newest Patterns in e-ecy number.
TerIns, 2 20 er year; 8 copies for $3.50. Splen-
dti SOOk of r. and Premiums. Specimen
number 10 cents. L. s. ARTHUR & son,
Pki!a telpha, Pa.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14
Gained Fifteen Pounds Of Flesh

9cUrH BEawTck, Ne, Jan. II, l8T2
H r STEVENS. ESQ:
i;EaR SIR--f have had DysPeI eia IN its worst
form tor the last ten years, and ha taken
htEdrc'ts a ttolia 5 worth ot nedectne with0nt
obtaining arg relief In September last / com
mencei ta2i"2 the egetine, since which time
M health hss steadily improved. Nv food
c!FEs's well; arG have ga'I>'i fifteen ;.cunhs
ot feet here several tn ia ttis place
Taki~'iE ls4ti.., AE,s sli have obtained relief
Yours ruIg,
TYnNAS +. MOORE,
oEerseer Gar! Rom. Portsmouth Co.'s Mills.
ltgGtine is Sold hy ali Druggists.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14
a Z \ R D.

80 nil who arc suffcrirE from the
errors and indiSCrCtioHS Of y0nth. her..
Y0Es weakness. early decay. less o.
;nanh00d. Gc.. I WiiIS2nd recept
li!.f will cure. FREE GF CntRtt.
This great remedy was discovered by
a missionary i'm South America. send
a Sejt-adGFeSscd envelope f1 the rev.
Joseph T. snman, Station d., bisie
HauSp, New York City.
-n.t6L.TIV 6rn
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14

rk TFHALUGUE Of New iSouk4 on Build.
SIIA ( 'nE Tree. BIUKNELh IL co +,
.! Nar-eE, street, ny.
iIAN making money. 70 pzrries who devote
E.iseie OF ptrt Q: time in selling Teas
i-ibS5a. COll5n iSs ions Send for terms. 2. o.
Tox 5G43. GREAT HRIUAN TEA CO,
q : 23 We ev st. Ny
NS-i>D REAnFNG. PSYCHOM
as sS.EEATTOS, SOUL CHARM
GIESsi/!2}3". ard MARRIAGE GUIDE,
s!ipw'. 4 how either scz may tAsCinate and gain
the love and stfeo.i;a Of aaY perRen they CHOOSE
i,3st.tuti 4u0 ,.sEes. By Ioajl - c@uts- Hunt
K Co., l3o J 7th Street. hjladelphis. Pa.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14
F. Q F E I G N.
GOLD Is "a.

IsY TELEGRAPH TO THE JOURNAL.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14

GI eat and Good Nc dicine

Which VEGETINE has attafaei In al
the country az a A1s vi
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THE BEST IN THE DISTRICT.
CINCINNATI LION LAGER
AND
PILSENER BEER,
In no, 1o,k s.oplered Bottle: per zen pinta-s! 90
.LsStniDg stcppsr. When rsturne eS SsSsr Bot.
ties bought at current prices.
For sale By Dealers throughout tbs District; Or
DEPOT. 81 aEl1E1 srsssr. alosas-
ieln SAMUEL C. PALMER.
RRICK. BRICK "A csr,enn.al Rsyol...o.,
the great trium in the manufacture Of Brici: s
TIE 5 T Ina. 81 a S1 :fs
sss q s!a
JOSEF P P1H Williams.
A@Contrac;s made for furnishing aud laying
0reE end for ell other eIa::s: q nSHIs epilS
scu,hS est corner sew Jersey avenue and b street
north. myU 3m
LOOK! LOOK!
FOE OFFICES, d.
LIE DROIr BUILDING
AND ST. CLOUD BUILDING.
FOR HOMES,
LIE DBOIT PARK. LIZ DROIT PARK.
Apply to the owners.
A. L. BARBER 4 CO.,
mys1 At LIZ pROIT BUILDING.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
We have o very large stock Of
JUVENILE BOOKS,
Let over from the Holiday season. These Boz ks
are suitable for premiums for o. hools. We will
make liberal tiscCunt from the regular prices for
thst purpose.
Tesef ers are invited to examine this stock.
MOaUN BROfAERS,
ny3-n 1Ols Penna. avenue cor 18th reef,
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MEDICAL, dc.

EoR TIE CUBE or IMPOTEN 0Y, Sen nal
weakness: ept rms;Orrhoa, or Lost NisOT. ~
" broiaeTS, IarIgoraisHR CORDIAL. No cure. ~
pay, fof sale at goo street southwest, OBS -iis
nk. BuOkLEk JON 1s-Tvepfy years sI PsTi.
Ran Tumors-GuAranteess satisfaction ,or no chsrses.
bo.ineG confidential Rooms for patients. les
n .Hov ard street, Baltimore. mayls- IN
"SATIsTAcTIoNT-H positive cure, q per BE-.
~ tie. Prepared according 90 the orieinsl form.
ala oy Dr. Darby, 81 ne ~ street, cor. Of Peni.
0lyania ave. Oonsultations free. eps In
nR. R0BEkTsoN, yroo BaiIIs1 g-e, can be Gu.
~ suited q A2t 10th street bortLwest, nearly CO.
Roeite the Gas Once, every WEDNESDAY ass
the Urinary Organs, Gonorrbea, Gleet, Structure.
eyphilh. and spermatorrb0s. Gases of GOnnOrrhet
recently contracted cured L. 20 Gays. Syphilis n
al is stages quickly cured snd the poison entirsI
curry. epermstorrhea, brought on BY excuses snc
abuse In youth, causing ioss OF memory and inssr-
y general DEBILITY, organic weakness, I'm pctencT'
perNous irrltsbilty, syn ytoms OF consumption, 4
dimness Of sight siddiness evil forebodings sss
olstrnst, &c. speedily cured By neSly disc0yere
remedies. Gentlemen placing themselves In DIR, kt
hand can rely up2n being scientifically and h0r
oIseiy trested. Refers 20 the high ssstinonir
shich he nov holds n m the lesdins physicisn.d
B.ltimore. Once SaS iOth strsss northsssi. frss
% 3D. m. nsrS-u
MADAME RksTELL, M. D.. Q Thoroughly q
vi lsrtepced and scientific Ladies' Physician a.
nidwffe OF ~ years practice, attends lsdies ~ tbs
homess or comfortable prisste rooms. careful InIt
ing, and the beet medical sitendsnee 81 the pct
under the care Of q sdsme R-stsIl are susrsn're..
scientific treatment snd speedy cure. Once sne
E-cidence, corner Of South SharS and Dover .srees
baltimore. searn-
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Mr Frank Morey, ex- Representative from
Louisiana, yesterday rather put his foot in
1t when in making personal explanation
che acknowledged that he had quietly sub
mitted to blackmailing process and had
paid several huBI red dollars for certain
damaging documents in the possession Of his
accusers. Innocent men do not so easily
submit to the demands OF the blackmailer
The House took this view OF the matter and
oustiDg Mr.. Morey seated Mr.. Spencer, his
contestant.
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90 X n
DELIvEBRD TO ALL PABTS OF Tn CITY
Ar THE SAME RATE
HeW scheduls-yull Ioad Of . bushsl, for a a
Smaller loads . esah pr bushsl: carriage, cent?.
APPLY 70
VBEIOD OF WAeHIN0rOD 0AoLI0HT DON.
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The attendance at the Centennial Exhibi-
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