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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-12-23
SPECIAL LOCALS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!
New Feature I'm Undertak Ing
We have secured the exclusive rigts ~
use in this county
Patent Cooling BOarA

which will preserve q corpse from a sconp
osition forthree weeks without embalmire
or the use Of ice. This IL certainly gSek
invention aud will save much trouble ans
expense in keeping bodies until ready ~
burial. We have q first-clsss hearse arr
are prepared to give special attention "
the undertaking business, In connectass
with our Patent Cooling Board.
KoGLEscHArS b CouCHMAS
October l9th,tf.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-12-23
JASHMERES,
ROMAN CLOTHS,
MERENOS so

G. K. HAYWOOD having associated him
self with Mr.. Kapp, as salesman, would
be pleased to see all OF his old frieads and
acquaintance.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-12-23
THE NEWS.

MONDAY, Dec. is
The complete vote of West Vir
ginia gives 'Tilden Sc, 565, Hayes Al,
900, Cooper 1887.
, 1876-08-25
RICHMOND PRINTS.

fptf06 Ns*o0sch 10 tE$ SFf6bn&
New YonK, Ang. A.-An important trnde-
snlr af Richmond prints, by order Of Van Val
kcnhurgh J. Lcavltt, consiGnre., took place to-
day. Ssvcrat causcs uuitcd ta create interest,
and called toccther n,oro than $40 buyers. For
fifteen yenrs no auction sale Of prints has taken
plaee. Ts WIS uuctio1 sale only To this extent,
there was 10 he no guarantee upon tho guods,
unl the BID determined to whom, they should
fall, but II WIS we'll understood bcfore tiln salc
what each class Of gOoda would bring Another
thing tftut brought together large number OF
buyers WIZ the fact that the arlouht Of prints
manufactured this season has been much kmAll.
er t'lan usuas. consequence Of tlis coul!tlnn
t..day With surprising rardity. Within fifty
minutes from the ttne tl,e first case was Offered
lit, va*c@ Ind hccn sold Tic regular price
for Richmond prfuts on ordinary sale gunran.
tocd is ! ccnts. Those sold to-day would aver
agu fully thut, mud many even ran ns high rs
X and ~ cents. plnks sold Mt full market
price, 0}G cents. Some. small pieces rsp at the
firms which purchased the lurzcst amonnts, =.
c. Davis g. Co., Of St.. Louis. bought IA cascs
at cents; g. Kayue, SprtnEdalc d Co., Of New
York, bought TO cases at 7rcntx; Dunllnin,
Buckley g. TO-. and Il. i. Jaf1rcy g. Co., bott
New York jobging t'rns about scventy.ilvc
casca each at cents; Field, Letter d: Co., Of
Chicago, 100 cases at CENTS. The remaining
than scventy-flye cascs TO smaller lohbcrs OF re-
tn!l dealers throughout the country. Nearly
every Slate In the Onion was represented ut the
auction. afr. Richmond, Of the manufacturing
llrl, declared himself well plcahcd with the ~
suit OF his experiment. lie Thought 1t would
hare strong tendency to tlo'away with guaran-
teuing, system which lie thought nost vicious
anil t1rfnaf
, 1876-08-25

It IL sad commentary upon our boasted civ.
t1Ezation that tile women of our times have de-
generated tn health and physique until they arc
literally race Of tnvalIds,-pa1c, ncrvous,
feeble, aud back.aelly, with only here and there
few noble exceptions in i)le persons Of the IT,.
bust, buxo,n ladies' characteristic Of the Sex In
days gone by. BY "a very large experience, COT.
ering period Of years, and embracing the
treatment of many thousands Of cases of those
ailments peculiar 10 women, ur. Pierce, Ut The
Worlds DispcnsAry, Buffalo, N. Y. has per-
fcetcd, by the combination Of certain vegetable
cxtol as cure.all, but ono which admirably full
ills sinsacncss Of PURPOSE l'cing most post.
tive and reliable remedy for thosc weaknesses
and complaints that ai1lict the women of tho
present day. Tl,s natural specific compound
is called Dr. perco's Favorite Prescription.
The following arc among those diseascs in
Which thfa wonderful ncIlc!nc Inns worked
ctlrcs As II by magic, md with certainty never
tcfort attained by auy medicines: Weak hack,
ncgvous aud general debility, falling and other
dtsplaccmcnts Of internal organs. resulting
from debility and lack Of strength in natural
supports, internal fever, congestion, inna,nn.a-
tion, and liberation, and very many other
chronIc diseases incident 10 wotacn, nut proper
tn mention here, IN which, rs we'll AZ In the
cascs that liaye been enumerated, The Favor!tc
Prescription clIccts curcs-tho marvel OF the
world. 1t will not do harm in any state Or con.
titinn Of the system, and by adopting It's use
The iiyalil lady may avoid that scvercst OF or.
t)cals-lAr consulting Of family physician.
Fayor.tc Prescription Is sold by dealers In mcdl
clues generally
, 1876-08-25
EAlR.TIME.

. Hpecjai Di1p1teh IL Tzs TIaans
JAc1sosviILE, H., Aug. H.--Eight thousand
people visited the MoEgnu County falr today,
as Is clearly shown BY tho gatc receipts. THIS Ia
the larscs. number tina. ever attended u fair
here Il! single tlay, except wlien The State Fair
WAS held here several years ago. TIE attcntl.
anrc for each Ut three days now passed llas
ueGn tlc largest ever know.i aud the Company
Viii, tllerciurv, ct,,ue out viii, money pEca,i.
iLta III cnahlc asn to rleet needed u1ll valtl.
ahle improvements, unt Justify them In
o&crinE mora yaricA and liberal premiums
~ future. The fair grounds asu psulsa-
ly tho finest In the State, being
Imply large, slightly undulatlne, mud covered
~lth lurer and magnificent forest trees. New
aa'l nlnrc extensive buildings arc nes!o.i, nnl
shen everything will hu complete for displaying
Everything pertuinlnE to Vii agricultural talr.
!he exhibition will close to-snorrow, Thy fourth
a1y. The weather has becn extremely bot, but
nlucA pleasuntcy.
, 1876-08-25

uandries; prop ClpkTlts 1iictz, Nhnletcr, lHmber;
,,on Ncnon,nte, Grecn t'ny. snnirlcs; prop Tenn
nc.i. White Lake. rundrlcA: prop inpnn, 1'n1"lo.
.nrltite; prDn Colorado, Buffalo, snMarlfs; prop
T.v Era, tiraml Haven, tnwtng; scls Mag
s.,cns. rackar1a ricr. wool: echr Four
n,o,t,crs Holland bark; tcl,r T., M. 1}nvtr. Mus.
s.ron lnn,brr; srhr Liberty. atnskrenn. tnml'rr;
~, rohn MnfhH, Nnufetcc. lunitrf: srhr !. Hay.
arn. Bcntrn IInrhDr. humber; achr l.HNernan,
ni.et, Frrek lumber: rEllr Thrnt1 Parsons, Fair
Hsvct. con; Acr Willie tsntsl. l,'1dtnsft'n. tMm.
ssr; sehr EIsn. rik..'s PER. wo'"; rE'ns t.aw'
1c !d nsks' skc nbrr: n0'. s;hr "s" .. 'a sa%.. %
Mn.kcgon, lumber; rc1r i. T.. rrnry. White
i.re. G,it,tcr: srhr Clsr,riana. Hrhos,a. grnseI:
,tHr Mary CoilIHt. t:hrl,oyean. HA,lcr: scttr
eeSsnh M dl,fo. !'catwnfes; 'mm.l~r; schr g. O.
1.ysn, lumber; tcl,E Mary Amanln. ti,aHi 1tnscn.
innhsf; harls Arnrn. Alrrna. ium.'tr; bark ".
ysll. s1u-kcro''. lntnler; barls Isabella sands,
Mnntsrr. lnabrr. ~
.ngdfss; ptap Trr'dsl ;en;ou arhor. .",
dries; stmr Rtel'oysan, Mnmilnwar. aundtfrs: "thr
M.yait. (A.dcnabnrG ~ 10. tH rnrn: PRIV, Waser
Il. iuTnio, 700 1,rls tlanr 4u.s sl7l n rye, 0u
tars send, anil anndrcs; ;rdr rr.t.csan. 1nnaln.
1saio hi rom; sst.r !. 4. Burton. !nttn:.o", 2a
srhr Mary t'op1cy. Chrr Vincent, Z: hfla
donr; nehr .T'fttcownier. ltnEnn. ~! 103 hn c'rn
,shr Arrogant. buffalo. g. ~ IN earn; tcls A"nte
~ H. nj, bn whcat, Ii, doc hn corr 4aa hrl.
ToUr. al bags scct. ESQ t'iGs lead, nnl enndtitH;
ufop c. llnrlhnt. I'ntfa10, 20. 0n1 im corn: rr"p
Fempets. white Lake: Il n1lt pesk an.l :nnaric:.:
Ha,t iiuron. ~. s70 hn cnrn; asmr }inIop. South
ir,yru brl rork and RundTtcs. strnt Nnekesun.
Hu,keron, 20 lrls pork and snndtIed,
, 1876-08-25
THE KANSAS GAMBLE.
Rt$ef4l F1f%n1ffk "a F8A TtJhuf&

A1c1.sos, Kan., Aug. A.-Thc drawing Of
tho Kansas Land and Immigrant Association
takes place tomorrow. Tbs Committee ap-
pointed to take Charge Of tho affair are Jutlge
Brn,um!n. Judge Of the Probate Court, ex-
Mayor nohr, Dr.. strtngtellow. 4. J, Springer,
Gee1gs GssyI L & rss ss seprsiof s q
the Otis Itouac. Thero Will be tull' drawing
Tho e75,00o, $780, 900 aud four $4,000 cash
prlzea are now In tlse wheel. There seC1ns " hs
general feeling that the drawing VII, he con-
Quoted In Ill hollorahsc manuert ~ the Commit
tee Aaye t4keu tull charge.
, 1876-08-25
MllRllR E. STOREY.

, Hp1cT14 1N9EaEtA 70 2H1 3FltEW.
eouTR hESp. 1ud., Aug. 2t.-rhe rcluisition
Of Wisconsin's Governor vii! hanaly reach ".
:. Storey, u CI!t.ago Iinlt4 MoturictY. lilo Is
so)onrniug here, anI by The time IL requIstltun
oQ GoY. Hendricks could be obtalucd, he could
step over Into Michigan, Which ia only & miles
aHay. Thru Canada would bc but part Of 4
a.Shts ride. Tue old gentleman Is familiar
, 1876-08-25

tory free, while III the South IL wns asserted
TINT under 1t nil the Territories were s1avr-
I,ndinc. 1t Is to mo a matter of regret that
my tlerlarntiona, In lHIl, thAt III ten years, III
acty.unt at that settlement VIC should lavo
eithsr II dissolution Of the unfon Ut tivii wnr,
were verified by the event. While Mr.. Wcc,t
mud his friends regarded the death Of tsrn.
Taylor "a Inss 10 tfctE side, bath at that
those Important events that greatly tentied to
produce titose result6 which subsequently, oc-
cured. Respectfully, ETC.,
T. l.. CLtNoMAx.
, 1876-08-25
('ulpl1il. !.

). On the 18th Ut July The Russian language snd
%cltlltt.i wrtr inIpustl rs ,hl.gatary IN the
n r.ft ot lirla,ll l'vlnIyiuG tn tEe Musrtytt En-
tHtr. The t1:ue. nt rrarnw makes the fIllnwu.,
..safks .s1fks Oh thar subject: THAT day will IT,
+. Ia',, nne ot mourning for polarl II, former.
y, r"lis' was suppressed in tssllic1a, as 1t still
=, ~ The Duehy u roscn, Poland still remain.
~ ~ ~ Communication With the civilized West by
,se p GcEnan lank u.ge. but, by the act u
a1ia' aaisala' tAls part Vi Poland tnds itself made
, 1876-08-25

yrnrs, had hccn stolen from in trout Of her rcsi-
!l"nce IN Lexington ayet.uc, TN M"n'fay cvch-
Ing, eithrr hy OF through thc ,nnrf,inntiins VI n
hnwn.tnwn merchant wl,o'u addresses sc had
re}ettet,. Rhc ~nh not afraid that farr chill!
roitd lsc harmed, ns she only considered Il hu!
been sten In or.!rr 10 Induce her l., tnnrry TIN.
kuitnr WIN WIS ol,nnvtous tn her. A number NJ
ul tic rnac.
, 1876-08-25

Spccfni nfsVatch 10 II. 7fibuHe
Pom HunoS, Mich. aug. 2-Dnws--Frnps
n. llollanl, Wcnona, Jarvis Lord and cnnrost;
trhr. Alra, Cobb. knight Tc,nplat. tJamrs Fit1.
hugh, Our Sl'l
ru-Prop l,cnton. j, l,crt.cty. Graves With j.
z. i,ny. y, L. Watson; schr City ut chicugo.
WiHD-Snuttl. fresh: weather !fna.
Spread Hst0fca to TIE Tribune
rnHr 1Sur"x. Mich. Aug. "a. 80 p. H.
Daus--rrnra Wcstrnr,i, Ohio ond bnrccr. Cald-
naha.
ur.-rrops F"untain City, s. Chamhcs1ln and
tow. llalcgh nntl tonsort Corn,0rnnt and conanrt;
hchIs Y. II. Rounds. John Martin. David War.
stun. Tho,naA Qunyia, 0nt Lent, II. D. Kout.
NISiASnutb, gentle; weather Hue.
, 1876-08-25

DAlFTtSus-The schr Mary 1roycr sprang bad
leak md put inlu Oak Orchard where she now lies
wstcrsasgcd. Assistance will be scnt 10 her.
IS runnrcd that two tugs will arrive at Port Cul-
borne from .roruntu In !ew days TO rim in oppo,
atlon to the nrchcnt combination. The prop Dean
Richmond, bound for Chicago has OIL board a lot
ofsplUgc!.lron from Germany. is sad that Tie
sschr James q. Worth IN to he dispatched to Mel
lMurne Australia. with an MEsortc cargo, early In
Inc fall... says the Cleveland Ltaitr: IA well.
9nown r., sailmnkeI at lh's port says that
rid elrhtcc ilaycs and whec'er @ Aia a,,nsis Ss
for yesse1T. and hui three of ''TiIden and Itc.
FORM" Etrawt like tAih rhnw how the winds do
bloW... The Detroit 3s1bHnt Btaits thnt II scnw
na1ne tnknpwni while luadinr plank Tuesday ut
hzed ani !ost mart Of her load III lie river. She
Was lowed duwn 10 Walden, where tug wis set su
WORK to right her np, while another ANAL tug was
snGhSea '1 picking up her Lumber. During ,:a
os, IL the ecsan tsadr es lolows: ~ English. il.
French, y Norwegian. s German, 2 italian, l
spaHfth, Gr.sk, Dutch. ] Portuguese, lt,s.
!lan. AFEeut!ne: u " which lhe nationality is
'csacls reported m!stiag. 11iers wcIu atso steamers
rrustcd loat 4. follows: = American, y English, !,
French, . llutcE, or which tbs nationality la lin.
tno'sn; toA, IT,. ;Tta Milwaukee, EftAl'i2 Ms
ng party, under TIonss If. Tsyi5r Of t.s 9ei civ.
Hha have hcrn idle sincu thr completion OF wurk
IN our hnrhor piers in thu curly paft Of lust month,
hare frerlFcd Hr.tcrH In renew tllcir lAhore, nnt
haye ael.sted tos t;Fas:y slan4 llxht. Green ay,
ihc party VIII proceed to Eagle Dllr. near Deaths
unar. allI then 10 Esca,,nba. The programme laid
cut III tho .,Esng ha* tce!l casnEeA entirely"
,., ;, s0teias Dttateh 10 The Tribune:
Dup Superior, rrl.s sandnsky. Departed lor Chi.
eaSo, stLaf Ch!ua
, 1876-08-25
F'i2EIGiI'r1.

CHICAGO. There was good demand for vessels.
but carriers and shippers were apart in ssew..
hence = light b,isInets. Shippers h,d 2hc for
corn, enl !!kc was aekch,' Tic etmf iatnn wns
teDorIcd for corn 10 ltre, md the pror ". htanF
for corn to O9lcnsilnsE. and tc ser 0sarlta Tor
corn to Tlnfln1n al 2xc. t'npanfsY. 81. 400 hu.
i3CrrAto, Aug. :.11. --thnrteTa: Tapt. t'enrgt
IT, Iinhn reports schr ". H. Trcmhfc. et,,' tn Gilt
roro 6ilc rtr tim. Capt Tom Collins reports ect,r
len Ellsworth. cnal 10 Chscneo SOC pcr TIM; scht
it, i. Merry. cement 10 Clevclant. &c per lFl: s'It
New Lor.tbn paving #tanc to Cleveland. 81. II rcr
cor1; fchs Rlsb. lumber md EcstnF rosts. Fp,t
Crescent to lnfEnto, $3.50 for the ioal. Cart. X.
Cardiuall reports echr Adventure. Ash.al'u1a II
lufIa!o ttnyrs nt 81 per md iu1cr Aa 81. IS PR
n; schr Allegheny takes ct,al 10 Milwankre nt h1e
pcr tua; tchr Acfiyr takes rcnent mud salt, Atuut
COO hrIt. to Cleveland q! 4e per lrl.
DETROIT, AuE. 1?.-C. W. Marion rspnrta The
bark J. S, Austin. nine deals. Lake Michigan To
Great Urlnn Ut S. 200 gold for The Trip: sehf
Canton, Drrntt to 7'horoa 4c: srtr r. 'uaker,
wbrat Dctr1It 10 st. t'ntbatfnrs. dr.: Arhr Ann
rantll, wheat, Dctrnft to Cleveland, 1tc. fire. Of
elevation: schr City of chlrngo bnlk Ha!t. tIole-
rich 10 Chicago. nt Coo rer ten, frc+ n and cHt.
Alrcna to Chicago, nj ST. q per I. nfn II.
M,LwArIEE, AdI. % J-Ihcre we.e no rhn1trrs
to-day: the rrorrccts fnr aM Improvement tn the
char1Hring bnsina.s. however. ase ,rnre favorable,
1nA rates held hiGhcr-a!tc on wheat ~ BuIolu.
kiugaLon satcs tepaln the a1mc-Ii%r.
, 1876-08-25

bRinGEraTr. ILL.,. Aug. .t.-ANnsyEn-I1cleht
Otnwa, 8, 700 bu corn: Catarnci. Utica, G.nn0 hi,
coEn; prop Novelty Henry 10, 500 BIT rorn: ".
J. Itoebuck. Nomco 0. 600 hn corn: Gold Nol,
sceca, =, 19o ,,u corn: Gracin usIswo!d, M.nooka
O. 0.0oD hn corn; prop Mnn!nuk, Lockport, D. 100 bt,
corn. aO0 hrls Hour; Maple Icaf, No,nco =. 600 bu
corn; Cayu;n. Lockpnrt. i. 700 bM corn.
C!EA'.El-T., w. Sherman. Joliet, 90, $40 It
lumber: prop tici0r, pcorIu, f}I', 200 It timber;
gypsy Queen, fc0riL, 17.FO0 It lumber, 20, 800
!ath; Dolphin, Ottawu, 100 posts, /; III lumber.
, 1876-08-25

-ftW l.lfI ExN,ttI.
A pretty widow la4iy 1no1fng ~ high tocial
cirrlrs II, this .ily drove upto police hcadquar.
ter, tlts ,noruuE in her carriage, and Informed
Superintendent WallinS that her child, ugel U
, 1876-08-25

CHICAGO FEMALE COLLEGE,
MORGAN PARK f.sEAR Ci1!cAGo,. Tue fall
tern, Of this Institution commences on Tuesdny,
Sept. II, 1870 Another new building will be cora.
ptted and ready for occupancy Ut thnt time. lts
capacity will bc sufficient 10 accommodate t1tty cd
dsional boarding pupils. For further iniosn!ation
Chicago Ecmale college, Morgan Park, Cook Co..
H.. or At n Nudt.on.et. Chicago.
, 1876-08-25

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RA1L70An
si,. 4nd CRna! aud kix.eeuth.sts. Ticket Oaccl 81
Clark'N.. and At dtpots
, 1876-08-25

Lns" y!sw {near csa'sof oren. Sept Tea .srs.
hc3, E.st9 lnvt.sls,s: repT resident rio'e.sof,.
kunfNxntAut. -
The New York herald., 1876-11-27
IvELp w,vrED--rEMALEs

| y1vANrED-A Girl FOR GENERAL Hot sEwoRk
w wages $40 Apply, With references ~ No GIL LeAin-
The New York herald., 1876-11-27
EUROPEAN sTEAnsHrps,

NfoSr DiH, CT AND ECONOMIC ROUTE TO lIOl-
INLAND. BELGIUM. TnE RHINE. SWITZERLAND.
Ac.. St.. VIA k0IAERDAN.
Nov ~
Steamer cALAND. Dee
These beautiful carrying the United states nlsh
10 the Netherlands. great favsres with the public
Irrs regular. rates low. comfort aud lisns perstt
For freight For passage,
FUSCif, EDyE co. l. W MORRIS.
~ Soatn William Il. sD Broadway
Morris European Express.
The New York herald., 1876-11-27

fNLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ sailing from pier 81 North River
For Norfolk CITY Point and Richmond Tuesdays Thurs
days and saturdays at r. NJ connecting with the vrgnia
and Tennessee Air Line Atlantic Coast Line Piedmont Air
Line Chesapeake and Ohio N.iroad, and with the COM
pany limos interior points In North Carolina and
Virginia Newbern and Washington N. G. (via Norfolk)
every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
Jcwcs. Del, Monday and Thursday At Il. NJ citing
with Maryland and Delaware railroads.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Through tickets and bills ~ ading 20 all points
st lowest ratios Insurance to Norfolk &c per cent.
Freight received daily At pier 81 North River General
Offices. 1871 Greenwich -. n u McCREADY, President
TEXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON. TOUCHING AT KEY
i West carrying the United States maii.--The steamer
sTArE or TEXAS Captain BolRer will sail Saturday.
December 2, at3 +. from pier Eastskiver Through
Central In,ernaiona, and Great Northern. Galveston;
Houston and lIencrs nn the Galveston, Harrisburg mud
Antonio railroads. Freight sud az lowest
rates For freight having Superior accommods-
The New York herald., 1876-11-27

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
Company's pier foot OF ID St. Hobokcn.
NECKAR. Saturday Dec WISER. Saturday. Dec. 16
AMERICA, saturday. Dec, . RHEIN. Saturday, Dec .a
Rates of passage from New York to Southampton avro
Bremen;--
First CmDin. @f0 gold: Second Cabin $780, gold; Steer
age $50 currency
Return tickets AZ reduced rates.
Prepaid Stecrage certificates. SJ2, currency.
For freight passage apply TO
, 1876-12-28

DIR. sEHL1EMANN'B DISCOVERIES.
The Leipzig correspondent Of tho London
Times, writing under date Ut December 4, gives
the following particulars about Dr.. schlIcmann:
"MrcES.E, Nov. a1. 1876. II hcg leave to send
you Drawing Of gold cup and gold dadc.n a.
we'll al Of bronz0 iancu, found To-day In the tomb
marked by Tho lIas relief of th0 two sUrpcnts. 1n
OH. and about ttcxe toMbs nuw world OF splendid
hnnd. made rottrry comes to light, and yaBt num-
bur Ut Dbsillnn h,,lyed. nm Just going to open q
BcpnchEc Of enormous proportions At certain
height a0ft 1t ttlute ktahds cyciopfal1, artificial
aItnr. expect t0 Anl treasures beneath It,"
"MYcENa., Nov. ~ ,-Tl.cra nse now In all i've
tombs. In tho smallest Of thHm fnni,d Yesterday
tho bones uf n nun mud woman. covered by at
least lyt kilD.Eanines Of ornaments Of pure gold
with thu most wonderful archaic impressed Ornn-
ments. Even tho smallest Leaf IL coyercd With
them. To-day emptic1 tho tomb aud still gath
cred there nloTo tban sx-tcu!hs OF ktlnEranlme
OF bcsuttfntly.ornaMenc guild ieaycs; also many
earrings and ornaments representing MI altar
with Two birds. Unu earring represents Her
cnlcs sluyfnE the lion. There wrrB found
two sccptres. with wonderfully chtsgleu crystal
handles. many largo gold md bronze vessels. l
had hardly touched the serond tnmb when found
I beautifully orunmeAted gold cup ntl foHr large
bronzu ytsacs. thls t0nlb In tho largest. md Will
pr0bAbly yie}d much mOFB treasuEr.
~ hayo now the 1rmc1t conviction that these
are the toibs which. ~ panaanias wrltrs, belung,
according to tlr accrGltted tradition, tG ArteuA,
AgamemnoN, Cassan1sn, Eurylueton. etc. Hut
how different 70 the civilization wlcl. 1lli4 treasure
reveals from that of rroy 1wsite III the m!das Of
the greatest turmoil" :"
, 1876-12-28
JOLIET.

Bbec1d1 DIIpd!th 70 1Hf 7F76HRA
JOLIET, ILL.,, Dec. a7-Louisa Mcneil. COL
orcd woman, who was sentenced from Peoria on
the 1st Of afay 1861, to fourteen years. isnpsls-
onment In the State Penltentlary for murder,
has been pardoucd. This gentle female assist.
ed and encouraged Derltlcy Lisbon, also co'orcd,
to murder her husband, Charles Mcneil, at Elm
wool, in rcoria County. Lisbon was sentenced
to Imprisonment for l!tc, on change Of venue
Michael % KENNEDY, III EDWARD q @ ! Siartia % and Gar
rctt bolcs assaulted brooul- -pcddlcr named john
II. Harris on Chicago street On Christmas nsght,
and 1t Is allcged robbed him Of 31B besides
beating lin In an unn,erciful manner. City
Alarshal Cunningham Inns succeeded In arrestiug
Kennedy and Dolcs on State warrant, aud
Justice s,,auahan bound them over In the sum
ut $3.50 each for examination on Saturday next.
Meanwhile the utltuers are after Martin, who
lives in tue country.
, 1876-12-28
CRIME.


HIAEISTEE,
6ptcfd9 Dspatch to The Tribune.
MAslsrEE, Mich, Dee. GA nun named
McClary was to-day bound over By Justicc sey-
mour for trial III the Circuit Court for having
been concern ID Ia the robbery Of Dane In Max.
welltowu d few days ago.
Joseph 1ayaque has been arrested aud lodged
in jail upon suspicion that hc was one Of the
party Of highway robbers who 50 brutally
knocked down Mr.. Lewis, Of Lewis, Drummonl
d. Co., some time ago, while hp was on his way
to pny llis mtll-hands.
jacob 6ecpcr, q resident Of Maxwclltown, was
arrested and sentenced to jail to-day for carry
Ing on the systematic robbery OF vacant houses
~ the suburbs vi tue city. At one house, near
sands' mill, hc stole a!l tue doors aud wlnlows,
and was tracked tn the snuw to Ills pluee, where
lot Ut slnllnr property NUS found which he
had taken from other houses.
, 1876-12-28
FRANCE.


VERSAILLES, Dec. 27-Gambctta mot NTH
defeat today in tho Budget Committee, which
rejcctetl-19 to t1-hIs motion thas tho Chamber
Of Deputies should declare that the Senate had
exceeded its powers in restoring the grants
stricken out OF tho budget by the Deputies.
Although the Budget Committee thus decided
that tho question of tho powers Of tho Senate
ought not to be ralscd, they nevertheless again
adopted the various grants as originally passed
by tho Deputies.
BIfOuvALnPP.
PARIS, Dec. af.-Count Shonvaloff, Russian
Ambassador to Englantl, Inns come to Paris Tor
all interview with tho Duke Decasca.
, 1876-12-28

ST. LOUIS, Dec. a7.-A desperate named
Charles Leighton fatally stabbed another man
near spriugaell, No., on Christmas Day. III
the evening ho attended ball In Springfield,
aud In an unpsovokcd aud most bloodthirsty
manner shot aud Instantly killed young inan
art. aud speedy lo1gment In thu Jail alone,
perhaps, prevented thu huIynchipg Of the brute.