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He PRODUCES TWO LETTERS.

He PRODUCES TWO LETTERS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-Maddox was
again to-day before the committee on the
powers, privileges and dutie. of the
house in counting the electoral vote, and
after saying 81 feel much indisposed this
morning and would therefore asked to
be excused till Monday, handed to Field
two letters spoken OF SO often during his
previous examination. One was read by
Field as follows:
New ORLEANS, Nov. 20, 1876.
10 Mr.. j. N. Maddox, New Orleans;
DEAR notwithstanding the politi-
cal condition OF matters here from assoc
citation with both political parties and as
friend OF the president and as govern.
msnt officers, would 1t not be considered
part OF your duty to go at once to WASH
ington with as little delay as possible and
place before the president the condition,
and pending dangers OF the situation.
should you conclude upon prompt &C.
ton IN the premises allow me to COM
mend You to Senator West, who is my
friend, and with whom you will freely
communicate.
Yours very truly,
j. MADISON WELLS.
Witness said when he first alluded to
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these letters they were In New Orleans,
but had been received by him to-day.
AZ this point Senator West entered the
room when Mr.. Field asked him to open
the letter ADDRESSED to Senator West. lie
replied he would open the letter and
read the contents as follows;
NEW ORLEANS, La, NOV. 81, 1876.
MY DEAR SENATOR regret much
not seeing you when here. wanted to
say much to you which would be at
least imprudent to put upon paper. l
trust, however, to meet you In Washing
ton as soon as the canvass is over which
Is upon us. Our duties as returning Off
GERS have augmented the magnitude OF
the destiny OF the two great parties, may
l not say the nation? | fully compre-
bend the situation as well as my duty to
the greatest living general, u. 5.
Grant. and not with my consent
shall this oppressed people be governed
by his paroled prisoners aided BY their
whitc-livered towards OF the north. Let
me, my esteemed sir, warn you OF the
danger. Millions have been sent here
and will be used In the interest OF Iilden,
and unless there is some counter-move-
ment it will be impossible for me or any
other individual TO arrest its productive
results. The gentleman presenting this
letter is fully aware OF the moves. and II
you allow will communicate freely to our
friends and act promptly. or results will
be disastrous. A lit to the wise. Strictly
privately and confidential.
Yours truly,
j. MADISON WELLS,
To Hon. J. X. West. Washington, ID. Z.
Senator West permitted the committee
to take copy Of the letter.
Mr.. Lawrence asked Mr.. Maddox
whether anybody offered him $50. 900 to
report in favor Of cotton claim which he
went to Louisiana to investigate.
Witness answered After the unfayor-
able report had been made by him, the
person said if he had made different re-
port he might have realized money by it.
Declining to give the name OF the per-
sonit was insisted upon, and he said it
was Megrue.
MIR. sparks asked if it was Con Megrue
connected with the st. Louis whisky
frauds, and Maddox answered he thought
20.
The commission then went into private
consultation.
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Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAN in the right side, under the
Il edge of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends TO the top of
the shoulder. and is sometimes mis-
taken for rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are co>tive. sometimes alter
native with laN; Inc head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
There general considerable loss
ofmemory ,acccmplnildwitha pain
full sensation OF having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. A slight, dry cough is some.
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofweariness and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains of
prickly sensation of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that exercise would be bene.
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up forttude enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every rem.
edy. Several of the above symp.
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few of them ex.
isted, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER TO
have been extensively deranged.
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IN CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
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with this disease to give them A
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature Of j
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handsome reward will be given to any one rem
detection OF any party or parties counterfeiting
the medicines or vending the same, knowing
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- Sold at the mandatory OF Professor Hell
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For Stomachs Out of Order.

No medicine will so effectually improve the
tone OF the stomach as these Pills; they remove
all acidity occasioned either by intemperance OF
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curing all disorders o. the liver and stomach.
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Threats, Stone and Gravel, Tic-Douloureux
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IRON any cause. etc.
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The Centaur Liniments :,

pain, subdue swelIings. heal burns, and will cure
rheumatism, SPAWN. and snv flesh, bone or
muscle sliment TIE Viii, Wrapper is for
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each bottle. They are cheap. speedy, and GER
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
Invariably cure the following diseases
Disorder of the Kidneys.

In all diseases affecting these organs whether
they secrete too much or too little water; or
whether they be afflicted with stone or gravel, or
with aches and pains settled in the loins over the
regions OF the kidneys these Pills should be ia
Ken according 70 the printed directions. and the
Ointment should be well rubbed into the small OF
the back at bed time. This treatment will give
almost Immediate relief when all other means
have failed
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For Cutaneous Disorders.

And all eruptions Of the skin, this Ointment is
most invaluable IL does not heal externally
alone, but Penetrates With the most searching
effects 10 the very root of the evil.
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The certain. speedy

remedy for children, Is Pitchers Castoria. tits
a. pleasant to take a. honey and Is certain in is
effects ~ Castor Oil. For Wind Collie, Worms
sour sour stomach. and Disordsred Bowels, there
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ADDRESS OF JERE BLACK.

ADDRESS OF JERE BLACK.
MIR. Black, in his address on the Demo-
cratic side, insisted that the evidence be.
ing once in or offered or filed in the case
was to be treated as a court of equity
treats evidence. The commission was
not required to give it any particular
amount of force or weight in its final
Judgment, but the commission was to
look at 1t and to determine the case on all
the evidence before it. There had been
much talk here about going behind the
action OF state. lie believed firmly In
! the sovereign power of the state to ap-
point any person as elector provided it
was done in the manner prescribed bv
her legislature, and lie believed that
the appointment was made in that man.
ner. No man had a right to 60
behind 1t, and say 1t was not an appoint.
ment ut to be made. Anybody, whether
an officer OF the state or Off.
Ger of the general government, who
undertook to set aside such an al.
pointment As that would be guilty OF
usurpation Of authority, and his act
would be utterly void. Therefore, If the
governor OF Florida in this case, where
'ns appointment OF these electors wa 9
: mAas oy the people, undertook to certify
~. thsy were not elected and to put
soody else In their place, that act
= % uV~riy void, false and fraudulent.
Lucy were not going behind the act OF
, 1877-07-31

Huntington Dttpntch 10 .Sr~ FORK Tribune.
The continuance Of tho railway blockade will
seriously dE.arEanRc tho foreign trade Of tile
United States, especially In brca'istuf1a, by In
terfcrlnE with the prompt movement Of tho
immense crops now airont being harvested In
the Wtst+ The latest returns received at tho
Agricultural Department show that tic winter
wheat gra1,, already safely harvested, IL the
larHtst lroiucc III tlls country fur many ycarn.
The .epr!nR wheat Is also in excellent
=. ,.'nd's!o1', and IN unprecedented s's!4l
s1c " NJ. ni.o ,i moro favorable than ,a.t ysar
cnttt,atcd at upwards Of 3,5tn,O00 balcs. Tllu
wfIeat crap IT Inst year Wza nU, tKU bushels.
ThtA rear II will he Hiurc than ~, ,WD, ,U0 hush-
cls. 1he average export for lyc year6 las bccn
6f,j00,D ,DDO bushels. The largest amount ever
exported in onr rear was X, ttr. 100 bushels. Ut
May lC sent abroad.
Another Important circumstance In conncc-
ton with Dnr own abundant haryrst Ia the IT.
tuccd t'rFl,!etEnn Of Southern Russia, resulting
frum thr disturbed condition uf affairs III
M tic e."ntrie. a. adjaeent to tho Bl4sk Sea.
Russia report the estimated crop Ut the ptrsent
sca4on At less than unc.En1f TINT OF furnrr
years. Eussia has hitherto been our only
great rival In the English wheat market. Be-
fore Isl. KussIa shipped u'nlost as mucl, wheat
to tho markets Of tho world a. the United
States. Lust year The Kutsian supply Was unly
onc-thIrl as great rs that of tue Gifted States,
arIl for the present year 1t Ia Rhnwn BY otlirtal
communications TINT the proportion of Rurtian
wheat will be much lcss. 1t Is shown by oisrihi
reports TINT the wheat cruD In California fur the
present season Is small, 50 that the estimated
surplus nf t0o, ,000, ,o0l bushels will be produced
east of tho ktpky Mountains, md must reach
the ecab0ard by rail ur river.
, 1877-07-31
CRIME.


JERSEY RT1LI THE WORST.
Stfrfa' Hspd'h n me 7ttannt.
NKw fonK, July ga brutal outrage WAS
committed In Jersey City this morning by
PARTY nf Inc rntlghs who trictt all last week to
thc'te the railroad labosers to riot. 4 detective
heard the screams of u woman In tho neighbour
htsrt Ut the Pennsylvania Road trestfc ~oEks-
lie went to ths piacc, and party Of fifteen Of
twenty Fut1lans lied in ait directions. lic
sutaeedc.i {" securing Jotn Carhcrry, anti alter
wards fouHd Maryarct Hare lytngon the ground,
'ler. elothng turn and her fare t'ruiscd. She
said she Was married woman With four
children. licr hlsf,nni ID awar. ut work. Hc-
tween and . o'cl,ck q party Of sumo fifteen
young men came 10 her hntisc, cl0ss by, and
dragged her away 10 the trestlc work. -Four
nf ihcm had succeeded In ',,ttragEn0 bet.
Micllael EngIIal', WIN was Afterwards arrested
for drunkenness, was NlentIfie. rs well ~ Car
berry, as asnUng her assailants. They ars held
for examination.
, 1877-07-31
MISSOURI.

!'rt~irf Tisue1trAtt to 7Ae 7ribwne.
WALNUT SHADE. Tancy Co., July N.-Oats
arr stacked IN good condition. Corn sf!kcd out.
DAWN, Livingston Co., July 3o-Consitlcra-
bio tllscsnis1. donc, anl poor yield. Best turn
out ten bushels.
PLEAaAsr Gar, Batcs Co., July @.-Thrcsi,-
Ing Eaa commented, and grain ia turning out
better than WIS expected. Oats all cut, al, will
average fifty bushels per acrc.
lnExlE, Miller Co., July 30.-Threshiug las
commenced. Wheat turning 1ut ax veil NJ VIC
expected. Oats ail cut, a1l taken care Ut In
good order,
KErsv1LLE, Chnriton Co., July m.-Vcry lit
tie thrcahlng donc yet. Quality Of grain cxcel-
lcns.
liARrv1LLk, Wright Co., July 30.-Wheat IL
not farming out ns well rs VIC expected, hut wilt
make Euu1 average crOp Dats tho largest
yield that las been fDr many years.
LAMAR, l1arkcr CO., July 30.-Wheat Is all &C.
curctl. Afuch abuyc average. Quality not so
EMsd. Oats tlnc. Ill cut. Secured III finu con-
littut.
JAcRsox, Cape Glrar,lcnu Co., July 30.-
Wheat aud ryc secured ~ tho best puss,0le t,,,.
dtinll. Turn out tho Ecst tOr years. Early
crur ytcl.i line plumb grain. uats and barley
utl harvested tn excellent condition, mud yield
tne. Dry fur c0rr crup.
GAru,o, rcnniscot Co., July 30.-Thrcsl,1ng
now es,rt,,nr,,ecll. Wheat averaging twenty
bushels per ucrr. Prpspcrta for curn tho best
VIC have had fur scVrsna years.
, 1877-07-31
4 REMEDIAL AGENT OF UNCOMMON
POWER,

tisn fact which became patent year. ago to tho
people Of tho United States that I1ostettcr'a
stomach Dsscss IL a remedial agent Of uncommon
power. ASA consequence of this recognition, lt4
absond. and It !aa risen IN fnrtinort rank anonT
tha proprietary medicines Of tho day. Chemical
analysis, afirr submitting 1t to The closest .cr-
and cnnsccntous medical practitioners rccnm-
mend IT. ure. wide range OF disorders falls
within the ecopc OF IT. curati.s operstlun. Anong
platht. cohrttpat!0n. nervous ulInlcnt4, urinary
and uterine ahcctIons. rheumatism and gent. 1t IL
q anpteInelr ehicactous tonic, hnstcnt convnf-
promotes eu1nd aIgcu.
, 1877-07-31
PERSONAL.

~. y.u <o-u, -
~ 1,'"o" \o'pac"7 ~ helFl nas feturA'
>" ''ou' EUROPE un'mpsosca III heaIth.
Na'o r1s"' says Gun. Grant doesnt know
one 'os0 ITO" aaotaes' "at all h's ehildfcn afe
'"a.''"''
The l}oston I'ost thinks Gen. Pearson
sh0uld gu 10 Europc llko sensible man and sav
NJ more .bout It, THIS |. not limo for lnycsttra.
lions.
Jack CHILE, we hopo nobody will forgot,
wa4 tho original striker and mot. ioalcr. lie do.
clated: '''rhcro shall bo In England soyen hslf.
penny lonycs auld for penny: tho three .hoo,pd
p0t shall have ten hops; and lwill Aake It felony
to drink sulaIl bceF."
pr.at1ent Hovea be1foves rna,.ns ,or,o.
bo ured In tho army In an extended way with sf.
hclcncy. Az scouts thsy are unsqualea, but moth.
Ing can bc made OF thou, ~ soldiers. They will
nut drill they will not keen rank. and tbey viii
not do anything except IN tlsi- wild Iu1ian way
rrl,o ph,1o,,.,nh;o Y;mx. T.. .,,.h,,-,,, r.. ~.
,ono,t ,t.t IT,. ttr.r.- ~. ~ y. -. t"o
M - ,,n.t"n ~ s..a.,,'. ."o ',tsa -! ~ "ut.
New York colleges, 10 ubsa!n = dlnloma. Mr..
Murray, like her husband, il very lend Of 6cld
spotta aud uacs tho rud aud guu very vkiiIfu]ly.
'rh, 1.ou,,n uon.r. will, m, o,,,-,,,..
a,.-ov.,na 49, Il. t,.,.., -. s'.s "".o
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,ut len poeucsl. '''N ''N'
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ths n,n,. rh. W. o,4aA " 4"e'ease
ill.,. r. ,.n. .-.n H. ~" ~ !ss1 y!
x,h hs,l r,nes,. . v.Aan .s.. snu eaaea
no,. h"m, ~ thn ~. c,'s"s ..as Nupoeoo MAS
n,,- 80. vs.. ~. 1"s' ""'"'!'''s''
iAo M0o a. ElttKburg carried q catfiu 10
,hst thnS -. "Sn teas.oa r. @ mo 'ela a' Pearson
intn II sh. ~. ,,. ~ ~ Nv. aas""a aha guy alm
h.tr trrrcJ ,xhi,, ~ ssss, :" .a'o sost hes
anlly snd unman,x ~. shs ~ ka.' . "'u1e cow
womnn wa. nsvs, ronc.,~~s s". pssu"o" VI
r.,. ''sH " = "oo'
=. 4atteas 4"F interested persons to send
~ tan tA.hesA marked copiea OF papers tnqntrlng
'"!o 1oe !aeht'ty OF eax1 liulm. Tho anal judy
ss". ~ ."'s par. .. ths country u that SAKE Iao'm
was never Important enough 10 cause auyboy the
, 1877-07-31
CANADA.
1Fincka and Ills oplni"n -Ahont Orange FRO
ccsalnna-1.ortl nuHrslns Jaunt--The Eish-
arr f.ntn1tatAH1nu


1Efncks and 1fls op'ni"n .tnont Orange rro~
crssl0nR-a.ord Du1tfln's Jaunt-Ths Fish
cry CoIniat.alnn.
Specta. ntspatca 10 1As Tribune,
MosrnkA1.. July :p.-sIr Francis tllncks In
A.. ,,,,t.,,.hn. = touv 1o,,,- ~, @nn Ororn,
oa5 pups's"ss 'o"s 'es'u' vi Nv p'a"ss
question: III WINCH he says: Noth'he shof1 ot
Oranrc anntyrr.ary Will ser,,re pearr. M
49,, ...".,.as. i',.~,.,,,.st 49,, ,.,,, ,a..,
o."y y. s..a"se9s '.ttouaseu '.e'o W. neep
TIC CathoI1ea aowh oeyoha Inc pe11oA oi thelr
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