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The daily gazette., 1876-04-03
ANES CRHPPEN,

A il Il N n IA
-h'.' Back Dwarf German Wax
White
Valentine,
NewingtOn Wonder.
White Marrow,
Large Lima,
Giant Wax.
rSlrs Esriy Red Turnip,
Egyptian Earliest.
isxs Blood-red,
hil, ld5r f5Sf Red Mangel wurtzcl.
ysiloW Glove Mangel,
oto '' 'reer's Large Early York.
A'A - Early Sugar Loaf,
" Jersey Wakefield.
Stone Mason of Marble
head, very choice.
rulers Improved. very
large.
Curled Savoy.
r4rso EARLY Wiuninestodt.
Late Drumheld.
Fiat Dutch,
Red Dutch.
D.nmhead Savory.
Irr-Dreer's White Solid.
Turnip Rooted,
ADAMS Early.
Large sweet Sugar.as early as Adams
Stowelrs Evergreen Sugar,
terg-tarly Russian.
Frame,
White Spined,
Long Green Turkey Tor picking.
West India Gherkin.
Long Purple
|yI-Grecn Curled.
|-Green Curled.
.E-Early Curled Sllesia.
Cabbage or butter.
Royal Cabbage or drumhead.
Hanson.
Large MusselburG,
London.
/ NELoN-Jenny Lind.
Pine Ample, verJ fine;
Turks Cop,
Wards ~ ectar.
Gosden Orange,
Large New York improve
Prescott very superior,
Melted Citron.
rs SsED-Yeliow Danver,
White or Silver Skin.
k,EY-Curled or Double.
\ will have in proper season a large and
A GOOD assortment of all kinds of seeds i
ET-@ented.
i give my personal and whole attention
glarantee them true to name.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-03
S5 to $40 per ord day ya,,S at home. e, sam ram
STINsoN & Co., Portland, Maine.

snSYCHoMANCY OR SOUL CHARM
ING" How either sex may fascinate
and gain the love and affections of any per-
son they choose, instantly This art all can
possess, free by mail for % cents; together
Dreams, Hints 70 Ladies, etc. 1,00O,UUo sold,
A queer book. Address, 4. WILLIAM
CO., Pubs, Philadelphia
The daily gazette., 1876-04-03

/ l..,.l TAMlSE-w W c nave received direc
| ) from tue importer, a full line OF THESE
9'oh""' W. B. SHARP.
Eourth aud Market street
The daily gazette., 1876-04-03
Look and ESead =

No More Breaking Chimn'ys. some
thing new; it sells at sight agents
Wanted to sell G. NJ Bulls Patent Fire
Proof Mica or Isinglass Pyramid Lamp Chin
neys. This is one of the greatest money.
saving articles of the present age. They VIII
can be used as nurse lamp; they will heat
water in few Tinutes. Samples sent post
paid, for 20 cents, TO any address: state
what territory you wish when sending for
samp @. Large profits made. For terms. NC,
address, G. Nj. GULL. New Baltimore, n. Y.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-11-15
Asee.e In A church.

There was ludicrousIy sudden descent
from the sublime to the rilicuIous IN
country church, not a thousand miles oil,
when clergyman, preaching on Tile
miseries entailed by sin, suddenly ex-
claimed, Thank God, / am not a
sufferer; my miseries have all been healed.
and what did IL" The change az tone
started oce Of the deacons from drowsy
mood, and springing 10 his feet, he cried
out, "rUTr'sLIyEK PIILs.n Tie deacon
was right IN his estimation IL the eel..
DRAFTED medicine. They will certainly
cure your "miseries" iflhey result from
Dyspepsia. Torpid Liver, Chills, Head.
ache. Lass Of Appetite, Nervousness.
Dependency or General Debility. Take
the deacon's advice and try them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-11-15
DIED.

~ this town on the morning 81 The I'M
Instant John A. Utley, Ia the 3and ven,
OF his age.
On the evening oftlle nth inst Mrs..
Ann, wife Of Mr.. Robert Peasants, In tl,e
65th year Of her age.
~ Mason City. Illinois on the 81 =, or
oct'l,er, Henry III. Infant son OF Robert
and Mollie + Moore aged sixteen nonll,.
Parents hearts wounded and bIertlInr:
but ,ngels smiling. as they bear above one
nore little oneto the arms Of Him who
said "s'ifier children to come unto ma !,
Alnl.when TIME shall have softe,,ed grIef
parents, Too, will smile. il,at they hive
gwen one more 70 that lhrong Of cI,erubs
that circle round the Eiernal Throne.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-11-15

Joe Nichols, one Of the most Intelligent
industrious and orderly ofour colored citi.
Gems. is Republican. but he voted fo
Maj Graham. The day after the election
he was bedeyil!ed from morning till night
by bis colored radical friends who charged
him with voting the whole Democratic
ticket. late in the afternoon he was ap-
proachsd By one Juhn Dickson, colored.
stopped 10 the street. and IN alteration
begun. Dickson gave Nichols the lie. and
the latter struck him over the head with 4
stick. Fora moment there seemed every
probability ola row. certain white radi.
Gals running up to take sides with Dickson
The frn attitude Of white conservatives
soon convinced the other side that intimi.
dation was too late and would not be tole.
rated. r
Both parties were taken before the May
Or and fined each two dollars aud cost
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-11-15

Never Was there . moe quiet election
in.Orange than the last; and there never
f'asss rs full acme. The whole vote poIIed
was four thousand one hundred aud three,
an excess Of upwards of eight hundred
over niiy previous one. Vet there Il Il.
su.picIon Of fraud. No QUE appears q
have voted without the right 10 do so.
Hut every nlan voted who could get to III.
polls; and llsose who were physicaily una
bic togo. were brought there In convey,
ances by the sctive energies Of li,e young
men. fet with NIL this crowd, and with
Tile exciting ilduences OF ha conflict, there
was no disturbances asiy where IN the
eaiiniy. Good humor was the ruls, and
loud peal Of good naturrd laughter SUP.
piled the placeof lhe contentious brawlinv
anticipated an the occasion.
Ihsrr vsre United States MarshaIIs on
The ground here, and psrhal,s elsewhere,
but they lay perdae aud made but lI,tl.
nianifesAtion'of their rxistsncs--all the
better for them. -. -fig
4 They werr moe needed. Tie slspder,
aud the suspicious 81 the administration
were answered. The Insult up.n svuth.
.efBchsrscicr wssconiemptuously ietellei
ty the quiet self assertion Of our l,,sple
who shaved uhat even suspicious aud
psoyocslion could not drive Then, from,
Their dIgnIiiei prpprety,
@-s41l -st ii
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-11-15

Clear, that to all Sibtents and purposes
4 Turner was the Republican candidate
Their consultations here during Court
week ended In determination to present
u" candidate ef their own party. but h,
concentrate their whole strength ON Tur.
ner. They issued u secret circular 10 the
faithful, announcing that neither Mason.
Gutlirie, Brown, Thompson, or Winstead,
their only available material. would III
run. The negroes Of this county were All
whipped Into the support Of Turner Run,
ilers and speakers were sent through Or.
ange and the other counties OF The Dis
trict to rouse the faithful, and give them
their'orders. Turner himself, III company
with Lewis Jenkins, the colored char
man Of the County Executive Committee
left Hillsboro iE y buggy at night and
entered npon campaign III CaswelI, AMI
Turner himself became $50 enthused with
MS new association that he annoul,ced
preference to sleep with WilsonlC Cary. one
of the blacklist negroes III Casweil, rather
Than with any bond-swapper; while
bond ;swappeS comprise the two tho,rs.
and aud five white men III the county of
Orange who would not follow him In his |
departure to the embraces Of rsdlicaIism.
Il And so be stands to-day the defeated
ean,lIiate Of the Radical party oforange
County. Can il be possible I! That he.
whoa few short years ago boosted Of his
over throw Of that party,--and for which
he stateyet owes and gives him bonor-i
AMI for which be demanded, and for
while exercised, tile leadership Of the
great Democratic party Of the State, has
70 changed place, that he Is the obedient
TOOL o. thedespised foe, to wreak private
vengeance on former friends?
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-11-15

A hageowl was wounded and captured
hy Mr.. Wright Hooker on Friday nigh,
~ Me very heart ~ The tswn. He had
teen frrguent depreslaior ga AFR.
hcoker's pigeon hcuse. and was caught
Fsgrunfs defictw Ne Is on exhibition y,
theDrue Store, and being only wing
tipped, hin splendid condition with his
great eyes fiasIlinE defiance aud his Tor
inIdabls bin r,'apiing with menaciny
click Al every Intruder
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-11-15

This County, like, Orange, has put Il.
foot on independents. Joe vlnceal falls
even behind his republican, associates,
c"l Holt getting 90 majority. Vance
geisles. majority. Tllden 20. Scales i7s,
and Worth -
This realizes The aniicIpaiIons based
upon The enthusiastic position assumed
byibe people ~ sAlamanc. 10 the early
psrtcf The campaign.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-11-15
rae =. eyer.

tbs seppsr given By the ladies 9th.
ifsssyisrisa Church on Friday evening al
The Masonic Hall was. We learn. : very
souniiiul aud elegant one. some Of our
crask shois furuishcd . saperabuadsnee o.
game. aud everything slse vas ia rrUru.
sion.
We fear ihs attendance was not 20 large
aas ihe ess.sisa and tho indueemeut De.
@'adsd. but sill soms,hing sas gained
towards the laudabls object.
We scknowledgs the honor o. an invita-.
i'ev GU. Ne we're compelled 10 iorego The
plessurs,of sseep,apce.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-11-15

- = . . -
NOTICE.

~ #A& ~
Asumbsr u person have subscribed ia
the Recorder TO pay in wood. This is 4
convenience 70 us. IL terms are complied
with. But We are compelled to pa, cash
for wood, while NOT man has met bis con.
tract.
This Is togive notice tha. unless stipula.
tious are at oDce iillcd. the paper will Be
stopped 70 all such dsiaulsers and he q.
mounts due collested BY legal process.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-11-15
A GARD.

TNeall who are suffering from The .rror. -,
Il indiscIelions oT youth. Inc ryass wi ,, ana
carry urcay, loss of niinbontl, Be-, win sen,l
r ~, that VIII cure you. FREE or CHA mar
Ihis great remedy was discovered III mIs.ins'
~ ~ south America. send selEailin,. scd an
u. Bible House, New YORK. S'"''o"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-11-15

Tiiden I2ll. Hayes $50, Vance 1871.
Settle e9l. Scales Il9s, Boyd 97s, Cum
bingham iiSo Graham 1907, Turner 2S5.
McGehee llso, Barnett. 994 Ratification
1877, Rejection 973.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-11-15

jshn Gaslin E-q.. and Nc. D. p. Moore
jrof Mississippi sysa, fs~ days here las,
vssk--ths iermer % enjoy Tie pleasure
Of bird shooting Ia Which V. are pleas.
Cd % say be sas successful. --she latter al.
'fsesed- psrhaps BY oshef 5is.e. IN which
We hope be. zoo, may BE- svceessful.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-11-15

Wefccera Nth NOTE than usual plessur,
tue slso'iaa % Col, John W. Cunningham.
s'a A'nifsrs Ms',ohee EsI. 70 the l.egisls.
eare. the ans % the Senate. The other 20
US hos,ssg Tbs Assembly b gnc.d BY
20 more wsrshy gentlemen ihaa ihsss. Uu.
s'sa'.Asd IN character. elevated 10 purpose,
'o'ty 70 Intellect. 6ai,lsd In culture. dis
ungaisbeA N public ssriec. they present
% our mind the very beau ideals o. true
sorh Carolina character in is purc-, type.
Legislation itself is honeed BY their
participation In ilr duties.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-11-15

assailAnt. And as with men, $50 With
parties. af5FlHT '
A,,a.a, ad3 ia
Ana rs the Democracy of Orange comes
out In flis'trial ravered with glory - n
'ae faturei'willit prove Itself imprep-
liable. - r,s a,vils ts; I1t
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-11-15

Mr.. Jvhns,one jones the Editor Of the
News was here on Sunday. We regret 70
cay his wife. % frsssn. ) gus.s q the Rev.
Q. j. CARTS. is quite III. bot We hope 10,
seriously. '.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-11-15

Indian sumner was IN lis glory The
.,es'er part q the last week aud ilrsl ~
his,--to end III rain.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-11-15

N AftIft.
l. ana FIJI , ,,s,,. .''a i,iL.s...., 49,.
~" f"h .linhert. Jllst b. hand 81, =. =,
MRS. MATTlETAYIIo,H =
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-09

FART, idrttt CT bersan. Gin 1&maler'
sefabrucler @es fabrte I'm bersouk
ober bteier @ea NOR aud ebenio ltsbs
LID uno anmulbie. xrduter unp Blus
men l6mtften ibn au Iaulshren, pon
S6ritt aus @rttt fat Ronptn pie md6.
tiaen, immerarinen Gihen, ruomit Der
Berg mie beldet 1T. Dasu pie beilise
Stiue, bic erbabene Gtnlamfeit. 0, es ia
Der Mee ni6t au mibleIie unD Der eObn
Ger furssn Mnifrenauee 1T lab. Als
Gleasar Den @ipfel erret6t batte uno
iein Auee f6 Iosasma6t BON Dem YIN
blide Der rOtben SmmOrtelen. bic su
ieinen 6dsen in nte 8elebsnsr pra9t
gldnsien, oa LIEF er feline Blide uubers
i&petfen urD esnCB bier Obsn cine Mus,
ii&l' wte man fe ni6t ih6ner unD lieb>
li@er winfden fam. Der Rarmel, Der
Berg Der SeIiefeiten, bic Stapt Wosaz
retb, pas mitteQdnDil@e Mser, Der See
Etbsrias, Der 9an3e 9auf pes Sprboue.
Der 9erHCn, cas- NQes lissr in buntem
@abmen um ben Berg berun,. eas @ls
les rsrnaas pas Nuse au erreiaen uno
oteleS sanSe, ltebltde 8ilD breitete fi6
aud Dor unferm disqualification pilaer
aus. 70 oab er unwtQfirli6 in rfe @prs
tie ausbru& "5err. bier IFS gut letn !"
Sein Dom Der WeIt fam berrlt@er lein,
als cteler Bere. Der pom Guee oes
@cttmenlden eebeiliet, ietne @lorie
ael9aut, BON 1einer oerfldrten S15nbett
ibersOhen iuO.oen 1T. nno wunDer>
bar, pdbreno an ben ne!ifeu Steuen
pes eanoes, nomentlt4 ie meter man
auf bic Staet sufommt bic ibren 6e,tn
uno Mefiter s~etreu3ist, @ues uertrOd>
get, Derlen9t uno ner5pst pa lte9t
pranst Dieier Bersfssel in junefrdulis
der S@5nbeit unp ippieem yRansens
wu&s wte 3ur Belt gbrtfi. Seine
Naturf@6nbett 1T cine Der er5eten in
Der Welt unD feline 6silisfett-bisr 1T
Der pimmel nit Der Grpe peretniet pprs
Den, bier bat i@ iroilden Menl6eu Der
Slang Der Gwisteit eri&lo6eu, bier 1T
Die 6errltGfeit @Ottes bsrabeefieeen
uno bat ben Srt fir ewtse 3sitsn ees
weibet. Sc mar Gleasar, ais 1ebe or,
wte Der 5eilanO BIER Obs1 istn irotldes
@ewano able9e uno feline @ottbeit
Gubsrlt6 ansisbe, es mar ibn. ale per-
1ebute er aud beute nod bic @orte /:
Dieter 1T metn 8eItebter 5obn, uao pte
ole Singer pamals, fel aud er nterer
auf isin Ansef@t uno bstete an Den
oreieinisen, majefdtilden @Dtt. aIs
CT Damn nod einmal runoum ale ole
6srrIt@feit seidaut fttes sr rpisDsr ben
ffetlen pfao, Der ibn binauf 9efibrt,
fr6blthen nfrjens btnab uno baID be-
FAM er itd wtsrer auf Der Oehebene,
BON wel6er aus er Den Bera etfloms
men.
ffprf1ebunn foIot
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-09
tGortieBuns fOlst.)
MIam9el am @elb.

Obne 3psifeI TT bic seaenpGrtise Gage bon
@ei&Gften unb Snbufrte aler Mrten cine
frn&ttar sebrIdte, urb tebe GamtIte III eenT.
tbtst tn Betrsf tbrer Iuslasen fOrsfalttg 30
tetn. Der Wtnter tt int Mn3use uno bic 8in.
Der baben alsbnnn Netgung 3u Group, 3euh-
bulten &C. 9nifen unb %@rtaltunsen tperben fG
1bsrau aetgen, unb SftuinbfuGt nit anbereu
5als- unb 0ungenfrantbeiten tpirb 8ieIe abbs-
rnfen. Dtrie 8ranfbetten foaten ntGt sernaG.
ldBtst trerben, DpttOr- &e&nunsen inb tonlpie-
lig, une mir mT9ten unierer 8epTIteruns ben
Hatb seben, 8pf&eeS @erman@Yru
~ gebrauten. CT bat nie febIsslGlasen. Cine
Glaf%s gu Is Gents trtrb cure san3e SamtIie
pahrenb bes Winters seiunb erbalten. 3wet
DOZEN tperbea irsenb etnsn 8ranfbeitsfag beiet-
tisen. 81 baben tn alien Iowns In ben Ser.
Staatsn, unb BET euerut Drusstfsn....".
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-09
asSt.geufoiftsConpen
40 ct. Glonn, @inn.

bat f@ entiblpF.u, stne &fabenate Su sr6Fnen, unb eut.
bteteT aAen <ern bic 8ele9snbett. TIRE 8inbsrtI;iebung
tetner Sbbut anotrtrducn 81 f0nnen. QBir rsrben Dpa.
~fdnetgen unterri6t ertbehen tn ben Derfhtebenen 5d6ern
In Der en8lii1er unp beutlden Sprade.
gfsbtnee1 rpir6 i%aieluit ariiupItGsr uaterrtft In Der
Muitf %trfbttlcn, fprppbl am piano nDWtelceecn els duu
auf Der 3ttper uno Guitdtre unb baben Az hteler1 Swefe
etne Sebrertn tn BEN b%erEbmtet Snftifute gtptre Dame tn
W%9tlrdufee d~uSbilben Iafea. gu eleiher Belt nerbeu
Stnoer aud @elegcubeit BADEN, bdS 3ei6nen. 8lunnen.
MAIDEN unD Seri9itcene feline Stiferstorbe.iea au ~erltrnen.
Serner brlneen mir sur Rerntn,bnabme Der <ern Der
Staet st. Club, tas fe 9elfsenteit tabeu, TIRE Rtnber
tn be @riuatlGule, biz berstts bssrnnen Pot. III uns f6ifsn
su tOnuen; fir bie,e If Fer grets 81 flr pt @rGbsrtn uni
90 Ste. fur bic Gnf6naer per Wlpnot. GpIGe, bic Dlrfi.
unterriGt ssniesea wpaen. f6nnen f6 i~ebcr;eit Inelteu.
prets fur unterrt&t tn Der eneliihen unb brRtiMsn
9praGe NIT GefIftaung unb 1pufGnbtesr @Feee tn pG
Seffpn BON Nfpnaten $45.
unterrt6t am Ytdnp u. Welpbern..-. ........-.... $1l
@sbrauG Der Snfrumente sum Draeti;iren !.
unterrtmt duf Der 0ttper- u
urterrt@t aut Der 0Hitdrre :
@ebrdu@ betber Sufrurnente. .....
Sernetre feline Arbeitcu.
SIR %tretere Nusfunft penpe man fb an
Mother Aloysia O.. s. L.
Letter Box 80.
ct. Glpus. Stearns Go. Rtnn.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-29
Belknap Impeachment Case.
THE VOTE ON JURISDICTION.

".
Senator Dawes, Of Massachu sets, took
the floor in the Senate to-day and made a
long and elaborate argument In favor of
Jurisdiction. 1t was considered doubtful
this afternoon whether vote would be
reached 10 day unless it was taken at late
hour. A leading Senator expressed the
opinion to-day that the Senate would decide
In favor OF Jurisdiction. A careful canvass,
however, would seem to show q differ
ent result or at least that the vote will be an
exceedingly close one. The vote, 1t is be-
heved by competent judges, will stand about
as follows:
For Jurisdiction essrs. Bayard, Bogy,
Caperton. COckrell, Cooper, Davis, Dawes,
Maxey, Merrimon. Mitchell, Morrill, of W,
Norwood, Randolph, Ransom. Sargent,
Wadleigh, Wallace, White, Withers-32.
Against Jurisdiction. = Messrs. Allison,
Booth, Boutwell,, Bruce. Burnside, Cameron
Gonkling, Cragin, dorsey, Eaton. Ferry,
EIelinghuysen, Hamilton, Hamlin, Harvey,
Hitcheock, Howe, Ingalls,, Jones OF Fla. !,
Zones Ma Of Nev., Logan, Mcmillan, Morrill, Of
HM69ertson: Spencer, West, Window,
-Four Senators . Messrs. Johnston, An
Alcorn has already been excused from yOt
Ing, and Mr.. Barnum, the new Connecticut
Senator, will also. before the vote is taken,
W oO CASuoCus 01CcsiS. IduuOck ana
Hamilton, who are recorded above as against
jurisdiction, are somewhat doubtful, and
should they vote in favor 1t will be seen that
the vote would stand-For Jurisdiction 81:
and against, SO. Al any rate, 1t is conceded
that the vote will be q very close one-so
close, indeed, that Senator Morton, who was
TO deliver an address at the decoration of the
Union soldiers graves atWilmipgtOn, N. c..
to morrow, deemed II best to break his en-
gagement, in order TO be presentwhen the vote
is taken. A prominent republican Senator
In favor OF jurisdiction, teiegraphed to an
other republican Senator on the same side
OF the question, who was absent, to be sure
and be here to day to cast his vote, as the
result was doubtful. The Senator arrived
last evening, and was In his seat to-day. The
majority will not probably be more than one
or TWO either way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-29
The Mexican Revelation.

GUERRILLA WAR IN PROG sEsS.
Official advices received here from Mexico
r'port the state of affairs In the vicinity OF
Vera Cruz remains about the same as re-
ported some two weeks since. The Pro-
punciados have been threatening Vera Cruz
And other towns on the coast. They seem to
De carrying on q kind of guerrilla warfare.
The railroad and telegraph to the city of
few miles from Vera Cruz trains were fired
upon. and there had been no communication
for week. THESE advtces are OF the date OF
May 18th. On the 18th OF May q military
train with General Alatorre aud 400 soldv ers
reached Vera Cruz en- route to refrfrce
EscabadO, at Matamoras. Advices from
Tuspan and Tabasco, Mexico, are similar to
those from Vera Cruz The rebels hold Ia
nathan. No foreign residents have as yet
been mOlesfed. The Mexican government
expresses the greatest confidence In its abili-
~ 10 very shortly crush ont the rebellion.
0The Great Unknown IL the business man
who dOesn't advertise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-29
FORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS.
MONDAY. Nav %.

SENATE.-The Senate met in secret ses-
sion to-day at 10 O'Clock a. m, and resumed
the cousideration of the Belknap impeach.
ment matter.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
motion of Mr.. Morrison, the HOUSE agreed
TO adjourn from to-day till Wednesday at II
clock.
Under the call OF states for bills aud Joint
resolutions, quite number were referred to
appropriate committees. None were of gen.
eIal Importance.
Mr.. Adams IN. Y. } offered preamble and
resolution reciting the general depression of
all branches of manufacturing interests in
the country, and declaring that all legisla-
ton calculated to uusettle values is unwise
and lDJudlcious, and that all tariff legisla-
ton is therefore at present inexpedient,
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Murder OF PEARSON BrownIow's Son.
fn-I.aW.

MEMPHIS, May 29-Passengers from Hot
Springs, Ark, report intense excitement
there on Saturday over the shooting OF John
Z. Hale, a prominent citizen OF that place
az q son. in-law OF eX Governor Brownlow,
OF this state, on last Saturday, by William
L. walsh. postmaster and q prominent poll
uclan. The difficulty grew out of Walsh
building store on ground claimed by Hale.
reports are conflicting as TO who nrei the
first shot. Walsh emptied the contents of a
donble-barreled shotgun into Hale's side in
hictipg mortal wounds. Walsh was ar
rested,
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kilograms to The Star.
FINANCIAL PANIC IN LONDON.
INDIAN SCARE In BLACK HILLS.
Three Hundred Victims OF the Sioux.
PlRSN BRVVlL0WS SOyI1.LlV MURDERED
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Financial Collapse I'm Lond ON.

LONDON, May 29.-The stock Exchange
opened strong at sharp recovery for all
sorts OF stocks, but quickly relapsed On a
point In some cases considerably below sat
uTday's closing prices. Business is duh In
col sequence OF the making up OF accounts
preparatory To settlement, and because of
the absence OF the Jewish mem oers who are
observing TO day as a holiday. TIE heavy
fall in most stocks since the last accounts
causes the settlement TO be awaited with
some apprehension. Already To day one FIRM
OF brokers have suspended with liabilities
believed TO be rather heavy.
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THE EMMA MINE.-A notice has been
given in the English Parliament OF an in
Quiry 10 be addressed to the Premier on the
subject OF the Emma mine to-day. Mr.,
Disraeli is to be asked whether, in view of
me disclosures made before the Washington
investigating committee, the law officers of
The crown are TO be consulted as to the pro-
prIety of instftuting criminal proceed ings
against the persons implicated in the alleged
ffauds-TN Y Herald 9th
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The Indian scare in the BIa ck Hills

NEW YORK, May pa Fort Fetterman
dispatch says: The man Murphy who came
In from the Black Hills said he had helped
to bury as men, and believed 600 men had
been killed since January LIST. The people
at Custer live In constant terror, ali who
can are abandoning the country.
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CHIEF JUSTICE WAITE has decided tn r.
turn TO Richmond. Va, on the 30th Instant,
and win therefore - present during the con-
ment OF . receiver Tor the Atlantic, Hirsis-
stppf and Ohio railroad, which comes up On
the lst Of June IN the q. 8. circuit court.
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orion not Going 60 Resign.

NEW YORK, May "a report HAS been
circulated here OF Mr.. Ortons resignation
and the probable succession OF Mr.. A. Il.
Cornell 10 the presidency of the Western
Union Telegraph company, is authoritively
stated TO be without foundation.