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Nh. GRAVES.

We have fecsieed ~ interesting commu-
nicasion, giving an interesting aud compfe.
housiye sketch Of this laarented gentleman.
Owing to the sickness Of one Of our compo.
sitors We are compelled to postpone il until
next week.
Our Washington letter is also postponed
for the same reason.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-05-17

Have yoa any excuse for suffering with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint L. there
any reason why you should 60 on rom
day 20 day complaining with sur
stomach, Sick Headache, Habituai Gus
tiveocss, palpltaiIon ofihe Heart, Heart
burn. walerbrash. Guawing and burn
Ing pains atihc PIC % The Stomach, fel-
low Skin, Coated Tongue, aud disagree.
able taste 10 the mouth, Coming up Of
food after eating. Low spirits. &a. No. u
Is positively Jour own fault ~ you 10. Go
tayour Druggist DC. o. Hooker, aud get Z
IIotile ofuREgS's AuoUsr FLowEa Tor .
cent. your cure Is certain, but u sou doubt
this, get a sample Bottle for 10 cents ANA
Cry Il. Two doscs ~lll relieve you.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-05-17

Wheat aud Oats are heading out finely,
and thus far the crop has escaped injury Of
any kind. Z
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-05-17

Weather cold enough on Sunday and
Monday to make fires not only comfortable
but necessary. "
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-05-17

When youses man that shrfiies loosely
along, with his kirres Knocking together
and his ioss pointing in-wliose eyes roll
furlivriy and whose bapdis ever suddenly
Jerking itself abase his head rs u warding
affa blow, sou eau, rely upon i that that
man shasunesIzby n Observation-Disclosures
when you see party who lifts his feet
high, aud holds his nose in the air, and
has ono eye shut In . Knowing manner,
and whose mouth Is distended with self
compliment grin, and who seems 70 feel
good NIL otter; yuu can bs, your last cent he
has just fought = new domestic" sewing
n,arhinc for his wife. r e
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-05-17

MIR. liet,ey Parton died in this place on
Saturday At an advanced sge-considerabl,
Ieyopd eighty year..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-05-17

The Tar River B,acm says Wan. L
Cherry llie republican, candidate ior
mayor 10 Granville, was defeated by j.
Flaasgan, conservative. This u the hrst
time for number Of years that the demo-
Gratis have elected their ticket r
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II Is said that is liquor selleis IN Raleigh
Willie iildict~t fof selIlag the ardentvil
elsclivu day.
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FERTILIZERS.

We have Agency for 0bers and Gilliam's
Tobacco Compound, 10 Clubs wanting
Eight Tons or car load, We will give the
Manufactures discount II five dollars.
'''' I'd - 7''i.' e. NJ. PARKS.
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Zee fourth page both for Ads and In
tsresting reading matter.
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by ManiiiactiIrpfs both H1 -
PLUG AND SMOKING STOCK.
Aud we.are prepared 10 handle tn the interest Of
the Planter any quantity olall grades.
II Bright Smokers aud Wrappers
are especially wanted.
Although ToIarro Is not high rs heretofore.
We ran safely promise ~ 10 ali times keep fully
up to the very hest Market Prices.
Remember the MONEY il READY to pay for
al the tobacco you can bring. Bring IN your
Tobacco ~ -.
Good Order and Ltye Ptpcels
aud YOU will take home more money than from
other markets. 80 those WIN have Tried vs. say
a u. II. PoGUE Il 60.
March 18th &c. rfs
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1.-THE Stomach h dIsordered, tho whole
body Ianguislles. However affected, lis
tss.e aadsigof may always he restored by
~. use III sDr. wadeis Liver Corfecl0E'
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-12-14
Court Proclamation.

Whereas, the Hon. SAMUEL S. DREHER, President
Judge of the 22d Judicial District of Pennsylvania
composed of the counties of Monroe and Carbon and
PETER GRUVER and CHARLES W. DECKER, ESquires,
Associate Judges of the Court of Common Pleas of the
County of Monroe and by virtue of their Offices Justices
of the Court of Oyer and TeIminer and General Jail
delivery and Court of General Quarter Sessions in and
for the said County of Monroe have issued their
to commanding that Court of Quarter Sessions of
the Peace and Common Pleas, and Court of Oyer and
Terminer and General Jail Delivery and Orphan 5
Court for the said County of Monroo to be holden
Stroudsburg,
MONDAY, the 25th day of December 1876.
to continue week, if necessary.
NOTICE
Is hereby given to the Coroner the Justices of the
Peace and Constables of the said county of Monroe
that they be then and there ready with their rolls
records inqusitions, examinations and other
brances To do those things which their offices a-
pertaining, and also that those who bound by
recognizances to prosecute give evidence against the
prisoners that are shall be in the Jail Of the said
county OF Monroe against persons who stand charged
with the commission OF offences to be then and there
TO prosecute or testify as shall be just.
-fF God save the Common wealthy
JACOB X. SHAFER Sheriff.
Sherins Office Stroudsburgl
Nov. 50. 1876. 4
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-12-14
VOL. 81.
Published by Theodore Schoch.

TERus-Two dollars year in advance-and IL not
Maid before the end of the year. two dollars and fifty
cents will be charged.
e- No paper discontinued until all arrearages are
Maid except At the option of the Editor
p5- Advertisements of square of (eght lines)
ss one or insertions 81 80 Each additional in
ssrtion 50 cents. Longer ones in proportion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22
FRANCE.

SENATOR BUrrEr TAKES HIS sEAr-rHE SENATE
COMMITTEE ON THE UNIVERSITY EDUCATION
BuL-THx euuLorINE STILL IN FAVOR
VERSAILLES, juno 81, 1870
In the Senate to-day the election Of n. Buffet was
confirmed, ana the new Senator took his seat among
the members OF the Right Centre.
PARTY BALANCES THE SENATE.
Tho Bureaux Of the Senate elected the Committee
the University Education bill The committee consists
OF six opponents and three supporters OF tho bill
This result due the fact that the members Of the
Right more equally distributed among the various
burcaux instead OF their strength being wasted by
centraton TO two
An examination OF the total number Of votes cast In
She burcaux shows that 132 Senators opposed
tho bill ana ISL In favor OF it.
Several Senators, however, abstaincd from voting,
who are expected support the bill the FINAL ballot
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.
A resolution In favor OF the abolition OF capital
punishment offered by Victor schoclcher and seconded
by Jules Fsvre, rejected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22

THE HERALD IN CINCINNATI.

Raleigh IN CT Nscs-"Thc latest piece Of enter
prise on the part OF tho NEW YoRK HERALD has boon
70 start Cincinnati edition OF that paper be pub
lshed during sessions Of the Republican Convention.
A page OF tho Enquirer has been placed at Mr.. Ben
ncts disposal, and all the editorials OF the HERALD
being telcsraphcd 10 CINCINNATI reproduced upon
IT, together with such matter the HERALps Convcn
ton corps telegraphs TO New York;
xcnia (ohio) Necs:-"Jamcs Gordon Bennett, OF the
Nxw York HERALD. completed another journalistic feat
by having hts editorial page printed one OF the
pages OF the Enquirer during the Convention. He
tcegrsphed his editorials for insertion the Enquirer
and also gathered up by his able corps OF
portcrs the ground. Mr.. Bennett Is the abest man
agcr OF newspaper In tho country, his many able
aud successful enterprises fully attest"
vicksburg Herald: NEW York HERALD gets
Enquirer Tho whole influence OF the NeW York-Cin
cinnan Herald Enquirer 10 have been directed
against Mr. Blaine Mr. Blaine 10 defeated and the
Nc,o Fork Cincinnati Herald will modessly claim
have done the work.. -
Mobile tAlaD Regster:s'A Characteristic indication
Of the NEW YoRK HnRALDs journalistic enterprise is
Afforded by the novel experiment which Mr.. Bennett
has made OF rcproducns daily in Cincinnati during
the session OF the National Republican Convention, the
political features Of paper Tho HxRALDs editorials
arc teIerraphcd from New York, AMI the dispatches
sent from Cincinnati 20 tho HERALD are duplicated IN
the edition published here The sheet thus made up
is published IN connection with the Cincinnati I'm.
9uiver and appears contcmporaneously with the New
York edition"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Tho Teatro Maurone Trieste, was burned down on
May %.
Nine. Annette Essipon, tho renowned pianist, has
arrived in London
Verdi has added to his Manzoni Requiem new solo,
Tber scriptus, intended especially for Milo wads-
manu-.
Mime. Bale announces that she will not charge fees
works when given in concerts
The first performance In England OF verdi's "Aida"
will take place tho 22d inst, at tho Royal Italian
Opera, with Nine. Adelina Patti in tho title part
In recognition Of his services music Adolph Won
Hcnsclt has been rewarded by the Emperor OF Russia
with the rank OF an Imperial Councillor OF State.
Signor Arditi has signed an agreement with Sgnor
Xcrclli 70 conduct the Italian opera at Vienna ncxt
season, with Nine. Adelina Patti as the .sstar."
complimentary benefit 10 Mr.. Mapicsop OF Her Maj.
csiy's Opera took place June 10, At the Crystal
Palace; the leading artists OF the Drury lane Opera
House sang IN . concert, and Sienor savini played
Othcllo.
"Lucreza Borgia' brought out At Her Msjcsty's
Opera, Drury Lane June Ia, with the following ex-
traordinary cast:-Lucrcza, Mile. Tictjens; OrsinL
Mmc Trcbelli; Gcnnaro. CampanIni; Duke Alfonso
Faure.
On the Sd INST produced in the Reichshaile, at
B,rlin, new cantata by Herr Adalbcrt Goidschmidt
entitled Die sieben fodsunden;' tho execution took
four hours and half and tho composition imita
tion OF the Wagner school, thus making tho work the
eighth OF tho mortal Sina~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Baron Max Won Thielmann, Secretary Of the German
Legation at Washington yesterday arrived at tho Hotel
Brunswick. Rev. James Freeman Clarke, Of Boston,
is at tho Holman House, his way homo from Cin-
cnnati Very Rev. J. r. Montgomery, Dean Of Edin-
burgh arrived from Liverpool in the steamship Both.
mia yesterday, and is at tho Windsor Hotel Colonel
Thomas 1. Crittenden, United States Army, Is quar-.
tered at the s. Nicholas Hotel Secretary Of State
Henry G. Kelsey, OF New Jersey, il staying At ths
Metropolitan Hotel. Ex-Chief Justice James B. Nc.
Kean OF Utah. Is registered At the Grand Central Hotel
General James K hoorhead, OF Pittsburg, and Fred.
erick Billings, OF Vermont, 1t the Brsvoort House.
Surgeon Charles Mccormick, United States Army Al
tho Sturtoyant House. General John c. Robinson, Of
BingLamton, is a. tho Coleman House. r. s Stevens
General Manager Of the Hannibal and st. Joseph Rail-
way is Al tho Finh Avenue Hotel Ex-Congressmas
Calvin T. Hulburd, OF ST Lawrence county, Now York,
is at the Astor House. Lieutenant Jonn N. Hawley,
United States Navy Ia at the St. Denis Hotel Senator
Sherman 8 Rogers, Of Buffalo; Colonel H. s. McComb
OF Delaware and Robert Garrett Of Baltimore, arc a.
tho Windsor Hotel
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OBITUARY.
COUNT LOUIS JOSEPH \. xAncuAxp.

COUNT LOUIS JOSEPH y. MAECHAND.
cable despatch from Paris, under date Of ycster.
day, announces tho OF the death OF Count
Louis Joseph xarcisse Marchsnd He. born In
Paris on tho 18th OF March, in tho year 1884, and was
consequently eighty i've years Of age Having COM
pleisd hts school studies no taken into the house,
hold OF Maria LOUISE and from this passed the
vice OF the great Napoleon, and subsequently became
known aud famous the rae ehdstrs OF the great
conqucror. He served him NJ EIba and 81 Helena. He
frequently from tho dctation Of Napoleon and
was editor Of the manuscript pieces OF tho 81
Caesar Marchand was charged by the Emperor to re-
init many ARTICLES Of his toilet TO his Austria,
and great deal OF unnecessary fuss In the dis
charge OF hts mission He mentioned In Napo-
leon viii Tor many valuable CUTS. including collar 81
diamonds. large sum Of money part oi the furnituro
OF Longwood aud books from the st. Helena library.
On his return to Paris ils22 he, In conformity with
last wish OF the aiien Emperor, married daughter OF
an old soldier Of the Empire, General Braycr He
decorated with the Cross OF the Legion Honor tho
10Th December 1870 On the the ashes OF
Napoleon TO France Marchand promoted officer
HAVING charge alter their disposal In the crypt OF the
1nvalidcA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22
BANKERS CONVENTION.

EFFoRT TO REDUCE THE BANK TAXES.
WASHINGTON June p, IS7d
The Bankers' Convention at Wizards Hotel this
afternoon. G. Folney Dorsey, President of tho Cit.
zens' National Bank, of Piqaa Ohio called tho
chair, and John c. Hopper, of New York city, was ap-
pointed secretary.
On motion OF H w. Hughes, OF tho firm Of Hughes,
Wright Co., of Cincinnati, the following preamble
and resolutions werc offered and unanimously
adopted
PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS.
Where's. the .sgn:icn Of TRACE and commerce
milking the present absolutely unboniaoe and
which not promptly repsalsd mus. end in the dissolution
OF banking capital as AN Investment throughout The
Resolved That tho members Of th. Convention
IN body before the cpu%,see on Banking and Currency
hs q. ssss n FAR %
iscs.s The same longer five shall
eugsa By any one S1s:en, before :aid so%mses
and
use Of stamps on bank cheeks il same order
ing before the Committee on Banking and Currency.
appeared before both committees above they shall
Ssls . ss that ssi ss 70
On motion Of Dr. Shilling, President Of the First Ma
tional Bank, of Winchester H. the following resolu
ton offered and unanimously adopted
Resolved That the bill before the Banking and Cur
penses Of the bank taxes. with
hearty and that the members committee
said committee.
On motion OF D. J. Fas President OF the Merchants
National Bank Of Cincinnati, the following resolution
was offered and adopted
Resolved That tho President and Secretary of this
and - usnes IN thu name 4" this connenoS and nc
other be msdc by those
roborste the same
On motion OF Mr. H. W. Hughes, Of Cincinnati, tho
Convention adjourned to meet before tho Committee
Banking and Currency 1t naif-past ten A. NJ.
the I'D
The Clearing House OF Cincinnati, represented by
n. J. Falls, President OF the Merchants National
Bank OF Cincinnati. and n. W. Hughes. OF the
firm Of Hughes, Wright Co., bankers Of Cincinnati.
authorized to represent the collective banks or
that city, and from other places few leading citizens
were In like authorized for the banks OF
their respective vcintles The large number OF letters
received show entire unanimity Of feeling through
out country In regard 10 the bank taxes and the
necessity for their modification
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.



WASHINGTON. June 81. 1915
lieutenant Royal Inscrso Is ordered to tho Naval
Academy on inc LIST OF July next Lieutenant Richard
q Derby has reported his arrival homo, having been
detached from the Richmond south Pacific station, on
the 23d ut. and has been placed on waiting orderR
Lieutenant T. Q. Mclean has reported his rcrfn home.
having been detached from shc Tennessee Aiatc sta
ton, on the 9th OF May, and has been placed sick
leave. Lieutenant T. c. TcrriIi Is detached from tho
Brooklyn and ordered 10 tho wyandotte as executive
Lieutenant washburn Maynard, from the wyandottc,
and ordered to tho coast survey Master Aaron Ward
from the Franklin, European station on the LIST June,
and granted leave and permission 20 remain Europe
until tho 18th Of August Master y. H. Crosby has rc-
por ed his arrival home, having been dctseucd from
tho ckawanna, Moth Pacific station the 9Th ~
May. and placed on waiting orders Master II. H.
Barrett IRON the Gettysburg. and ordered 10 the
Minnesota a. New York Passed Assistant Engineer
Iuh r. Harvey. IRON the Navy Yard at Mare Island
and ordered the Pensacola North Pacific station. on
the 4lh OF July next
Advices from Panama Of the 18th OF Juno report tho
United Siacs ship vandaa mas sailed from Aspinwall
Tor CarthagcBa, 10 return soon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22

The horticultural exhibition and centennial show OF
the Queens County agricultural Society opened ycster
day ut Mneoa, Long Island. under most favorable
auspices
The floral display varied and beautiful its chief
feature being grand exhibition Of almost
finite variety Plants small fruit and Strawberries OF
many varieties also exhibited in this department.
The centennial department Is by long odds tho most
attractive. The following partial list Of the or
hibits:-
Camilla Petit. Of Hampstead exhibits a roll OF
FAX and lutchel log years old two pair of corsets
140 years old; teakettic $50 years old; cup and
100 years old three chairs $50 years old
and scingc 102 years old
). 5. jackson Jones, Of Hampstead, old papers. .
Dutch Bible pepper box, tea set and soup ladis,
D. X Floyd Jones. tiles from Fort Neck house
built IN l772; SILVER spoons aud bowl l77s: mahogany
char 100 years old china plate and teapot very
old.
Israel Jones, desk $50 years old, and bah
Mrs. Agnew, Hampstead, Continental money, 1870.
Miss A. Marvin Hampstead, inlaid tables, over 100
Jacob Valentine. Indian pcstIc, arrow heads and
other Indian relics.
Thomas II. Cloves, English watch over ESQ yeau
Mrs y. Van Antwerp, Newtown, chair used At ths
signing Of the Declaration Of Independence
John Whitaker, Hampstead, mahogany chair ovei
100 years old
George Path, Hampstead, a variety OF articles ovss
100 wears old and violin OF l743
Mrs. G. r. Lent, Ncwtown. sugar bowl. tongs and
milk pitcher, made from Mexican dollars, 1898; blue
plate l723; cup, and spoon used whom toa
first imported; tcapots OF 1870 and 1793
Mrs Goodenough, Hampstead, an American dollar.e1
17ss.
s. b. Reid, Newtown shoebuckles liza
l.. II. Seaman, Ridgcwood, picture frame made from
an apple tree planted by Thomas Seaman, one OF the
first settlers OF Jerusalem, 1857 to 1870
Frank s. Walker, coat OF arms belonging 10
John Hart, OF tho signcrs Of tho Declaration Of In
dependence.
Mrs. Charles yelling. Jamaica, copy Of tho now
England Weekly Journal, 1s2S .'Rudments OF Music"
1872 Select Harmony about the same date.
Henry Onderdonk, Jamaica, copy OF the Long Island
Farmer, vol l, No 3. 1871 Union Hall Gazette 1881
Boston Gazette March 90 1770 Poslscrp New York
Gazette September II, 1850; New York Gasefte, May
"a 1878; autograph letter OF General Woodruff, Au-
gust l776; pay roll OF recruits. &c 1910; New Eng
land 'Princr,' 1905; receipt for sale OF slave An.
gust 90 1850; Long Island Weekly infe9encer. VOL l.
No 35; "Ancicnt Agriculture"
The base ball tournament for tho silver ball Of the
society, progress yesterday, aud will DO
Guided to-day. The clubs taking part the Lexng.
tons OF jamaica tho Live Oaks of Roslyn, tho Rcso-
utes OF Long island City and the scnocas OF Ncwtown
Tho former played in tho forenoon yesterday and
the Lexinatons won by . score OF 20 to g. The two
latter play tho afternoon tho Rcsouto vim ng by
Is TOT The winning CLUBS in tho two matches will
play the final game this morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22
THE PLAGUE IN THE EAST

MEDICAL REPORT or IT'S PRoGREss-DTMINIsH-
ING UNDER A VERY HIGH TEMPERATURE
LONDON, Juno 81, 1876.
DR.. Z. D. Dickson, the physician to tho British En-
bassy at constantinopc, writes tho Times from that
city, under date Of the 18Th inst, ollows:-Un-
doabtedly the disease which is prevailing Mesopo-
tama tho real plague Since the beginning OF June,
with riso OF temperature TO above 1O4 degrees,
another characteristic of "the plague has been en-
hibited in the rapidly diminished number Of attacks
and deaths
Tho scourgc will doubtless entirely during tho
great heat of the summer.
During tho month OF May tho number OF attacks at
Bagdad was .099, and the deaths 1,222.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22
COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

Commodore vandcrbilts condition is daily becoming
alarming and but small hopes are entertained BY
his physicians that no will again rise from his
he'd He has become very weak and emaciated, and il
even moved from bed to another with great pain
and difficulty. He suffering terribly from disease Of
the bladder and sleeps and cats but very littc His
doctors never leave him for o moment, day or night,
and his son. Cornelius Vanderbilt, IL nearly always
present and every and wish Of tho old man Is
elduo usly attended to.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22
MUSICAL RECEPTION.

PHILADELPHIA. June a. 1875.
brilliant reception was gwen this evening at tho
mansion Of the Decker Brothers Annie Louise Cary
and other dslng uishcd vocaiists and musicians who
arc now in attendance tho Musical Congress. Tho
occasion tho departure OF Miss Cary Tor Russia.
Among the we'll known artists present werc MISS
Kellogg Mrs. Scguin, Miss Esmeralda Cervantcs. Miss
Julia Rive. Messrs BrignoIi, Rcmmertz, FerrantL s.
b. Mills. q. w. Colby and others