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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-29

rOUR OWN MANUFACTURE.-
rErPEnEL BLEACuED JEANS GENTLE
MEMS DRAWERS-the finest goods manufac-
tured-6oc. par-reguarly sold at 81;
wAMSUTTA-COTTONa and fine LISEN-BOSOM
AND-WRlSTRANDS GENT TLEMEN'S
WHITE DRESS SHIRTS, completely and nice
~ made. only 81 apecc-equal in every respect
TO tho northcrn-lnade 81 shirt.
;c25 LEVY BROTHERS.
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AUpIron's orFncE,l

AUDITORS 0FPrCE,l
RICHMOND. June 2e, 1877.
TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
i BONDS bF FHE CITY OF RICHMOND, ma
turing lst JuS 1877, are hereby notified that pay,
ment Of the sane Will be made upon demand on and
AFTER that dat upon presentation at this Office and
that o the same viii cease from said date
- se3T "a ,-"' q n lJ. B. ROYSTER,
Je2s-1ot Auditor and Secretary.
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DRY GOODS.

r AWNS.-FfYe thousand yards JACO-
/ INErI xyNa M ! oIc -reur,ar sb,rl,np goods
at s-.-.I> - JULIUS MEYERS,
fe 2Q-eod 603 Broad street.
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DIVIDENDS.

-.'.. UNION BANK OF RICHMoND,l
June 2S, 1877. !
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
l. have declared dividend Of THREE PER
ers on and after the I'd Of July, 1877.
ic 2o-1t JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RIcHMOND,l
RICHMOND, June 26, 1877.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
L hare declared a DIVIDEND OF FIVE FER
CENT free Of all taxes, payable to the stockhold-
ers on and after the 2D OF JULY. 1877.
10 27-IOt S. A. GLOVER, Cashier.
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PAST MIDDAY.

The returns procured about 2 o'clock
showed Daniel. still in the van, Taiaierro
coming up nobly, and Fitz. Lee and Malone
following on at no great distance in the
rear. Fitz. Lees friends had voted about
five more in Jefferson than Daniels. Daniel,
after long and close struggle with Talia-
ferro, in Madison had gotten ahead one or
two. Taliaierro held his ground beautiful
ly in Monroe Ward, and Daniel overcame
Fitz. Lees advance in Clay Ward, and led
there as in Jackson and Marshall Wards.
Colonel Holidays friends-at least many
of them-fnding that he would not get
much of showing here, distributed their
strength. Daniel, Taliaferro, and Lee each
got some. Some Holiday men, however,
stuck to their favorite to the last, resolved
that they would go on record for him even
if he did not get single delegate.
The vote at o'clock was about as fol-
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sTPipEn and cHEcKED LINEN DRILLS,
from l 167zc. up-the cheapest line in the city=at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-29

DERCALES.-Forty pieces yard.wide
L PERCALES-new and beautiful styies-at shc.
worth 12Hc., at .-
lie 29.eOd JULICS ME6 EkS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-29

LEVY BROTHERS have good bargains III
STRIPED and CHECKED SUMNER SILKS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-29

LEVY BROTHERS have good bargains in COL
ORED and BLACK SILKS.
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ME- MINERAL WATERS.

DELATOUR SODA.
VICHY-HAUTERlNE AND CELESTlNES;
LTERS-APOLLISARlS AND APOLL1NlS.
Fer by OSCAR CRAM,
ie 23-1w ii Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-29

We invite an Inspection OF stock Of SILKS, as we
purchase them much under the regular prices
and sell them at very small advance. Our
prices are found TO be way down below the real
value OF the .,oOiS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-29

Fourth Class--Sfisses louie
Christina Hcifrich, and Mary
Eifih Class-MIsses Emma
Maggie Null, Eliza BULL, Cora
strong. ~ -. = 4
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THE STATE BANK OF YIKGLNIA,(
RICHMOND, julie %. 1877. :
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
i have this day declared dividend OF THREE
(3) PER CENT. {free of taxi out of the profits OF
the last six months. payable and after JULY I'D.
lie 2o-5t WILLIAM M. HILL, Cashier.
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8lrllm'jond 9ispattIt,


HS-THE CIRCULATION OF TIE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILYNEws-
PAPERS OF THE CITY -
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THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR SILKS
TIE PLACE TO BUY YOUR SILKS
THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR SILKS
AND ALL OTHER FIRST-CLASS GOODS
AND ALL OTHER FIRST CLASS GOODS
AND ALL OTHER FIRST-CLASS GOODS
AT THE VERY LOWEST CASH PRICES is
ATTIIE VERY LOWEST CASH PRICES Is
AT THE VERY LOWEST CASH PRICESIS
LEVY BROTHERS.
LEVY BROTHERS..
LEVY BROTHERS,.
Great bargains in BLEACHED and BROWN
SHEETINGS and SIIlRTINGS;
BED-TICKS, SiIIRTING STRIPES, AWNING
STRIPES-all sold at bottom prices. je25
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M THE G RE \ T CLOSlNG-OUI
SALE STILL GOING ON AT
WILLIAM THALHlMER'S,


where the greatest bargains can be had Gall ana
ker me- AS have determined TO close ont my entire
stock OF SUMNER GOODS. will offer my entire
stock OF DRESS GOODS at cost. which embraces
large line of PLAID, STRIPED, SOLID. ana
FIGURED POPLINS. Don't fail 10 give me 4 calf
for cheap and good dress.
A large lot REMNANT LAWNS at &C. worth
l2.c.-this is the cheapest bargain Of the season;
100 pieces best PACIFIC LAWNS, in pretty M p!lr-
Piles, Blue, Brown, and Black Figures, AT lZ3c.
worth 20c.; NJ.
at 30c. worth 5ac.:
BLACK GRENADINES, all styles, at extra low
BLACK ALPACAs at zoe, &c, Soc. 35c., 4oc.,
45c., and Soc, worth from &c. 10 2Oc- more.
Give me a call In AIpacas
WHITE GOODS OF all kinds--a full line at extra
Fine %,(CToRIA LAWNsa at I2,,zc., 15c., and 20c.-
the cheapest in the city. ....s..---t
TOWELS, NAPKINS, ,TABLE-LINENS, QUILTS.
CURTAINS, LACES, GAUZE and M ERINO
USDERSHIRTS at extra low prices;
CASSINERES and LINENS at very low prices to
close out for the season-gdve me q call In them !;
PAKASOLS, q large stock on hand which win be
sold ebeap-a bargain In Parasols:
KID GLOyES--a new line light ana dark SHADES NJ
foRssis sSfi soc ociMBEIc sn EDGINGs, RIBBONS. and
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
,e13 COL Broad street.
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EARLY STAGES oFsTHE STRUGGLE.

The polls were opened at sunrise (4:45),
when the weather was quite pleasant, and
for three or four hours the voting was
brisk, and gave promise OF a greater turn
out than the result shows. The standing
OF the candidates in the city was bulletined
at the Dispatch Office every two or three
hours, and fragnentary returns were given
as they came in. At 81 O'Clock the situa-
tion was as follows.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-29

BARGAINS in BLACK SILKS at LEVY BROTHERS.
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NEARING NIGHTFALL.

Between and O'Clock much active
work was done for the candidates. In Mar
shall, Jefferson, Clay, and Jackson wards
Daniel was in the lead. Taliaferro was
ahead in Monroe and Madison wards, and
Fitz. Lee was second in Jefferson, Marshall,
and Clay wards, and was we'll up in jack
son. The weather was rather more favor
able, and the spirit OF the early morning at
O'Clock bulletin had the following totals !:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-29

THE AMERICAN SOFT CAPSULE
Il CO.'S PricsList Of New Goods fplt mp IN me.
tailic hoSesb 1nsn ready Address y!CTQK E.
MAUGE ER, General Agent, Nos. 106, 106. and 1l0
Keade street, Ney York. my lesSn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-29

DRESS LlNENS.-The greatest bargains
~ In DRESS LINENS at
lie 29-eod JULIUS ME1 Ext.
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VICTORIA 'LAWNS.-Another lot OF
Y those beautiful SATIN-STRIPED VICTORIA
LAWNS at l5c. just opened atu,., at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-29

N-BARGAINS IN COLORED SILKS
AT
LEVY ROTHEIS'.
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NORSETS.-75c Corsets for 50c.; 81
" Corsets for 75c.; Sl.5O Corsets for 81; Alb
dominal Corsets only $3.50, at
ie 29-e0d 3d.. JULIUS MEYERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-29

GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE OF
" SUMMER GOODS.-Arter. this date all Sum-
mer Goods will be sold at very low figures ut j. 6:
WHITLOCK'S 1909 Main street. Having full
stock of Dress Goods, Linens, PaIasols, and all
Goods found in dry goods store the public IS In
vited TO give me q call, and to supply themselves
with Grenadines reduced from so to 35c., from 80
to 25c, from 25 to zoe. j. G. WHITLOCK,
Ia D2 1909 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-29

FoRTy-TnREE NEW DESIGNS
ADDED TO OUR VERY WELL-AssokfEo
STOCK, AND SOLD At PRICES THAT
ARE REALLY TOO LOW.
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uAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS?-
Nrox &c tim time and BROWNIE II RUWEtS

Ill Now IS the time, and BROWNE Il ROWES
Is the place, to get the cheapest s,
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODSl! DRY GOODS!!I
DRESS GOODS AT COST!
BLACK ALPACAS at %, 20. 35, and Soc, worth
MERES, BLACK GRENADINES, &C.. marked
down to bottom prices. Look at those DOUBLE
they can't be beat. The greatest bargnins In GEN.
TLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS; GAUZE
VICTORIA LAWNS. JACONET, CAMBRICS,
PIQUES, and IRISH LINENS. We can show you
baraaius that will astonisi you; BUSTLES, COZ.
JEWFLRY and FANCY GOODS. Don't ful 70 see
our PARASOLSI PARASOLSl PARASOLsI We
are Offering special bargains. LADIES' and CHILL
DREN'S STRAW HATS cheaper than anywhere In
the city. Don't forget the N0-323 Broad street:
fe lS-eod ri.E BROWNE q ROWE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-29

THE DIs.l:'. DISPATCH
BY CoWARDIN y ELLYsoN:
o,..S1,-ISy.R1ABLY IN ADVANCE.
pIsp.TCH Is delivered to subscribers
the nNrX CENTS ncr week, payable TO the carrier
NV. Mailed at Sc per snnnm; ss for SIX mo"tns
rs SGn,%S fSE fSFS pisFATcH at IS per an
npm, or $50 for SIX months; Taa :, A. nor .nnum
-------.----.--= -------.----.--@--=
xpECrAI. NorICEs:
n~TRE EXCITEMENT ON THE
INCREASE!
THE BARGAINS At LEVY BROTHERS +,
THE FEST EVER SHOWN!
uAMBURGH EDGlNGS
SOLD AT MARvELLoUsLY Low PRICES:
FoRTy-ruREE NEW DESIGNS
.nnrD TO OUR VERY wELL-ASsoRTED
STOCK AND SOLD At PRICES THAT
ARE REALLY TOO LOW.
our scvcn-ccnt-a-yard GRASS-cLoTH Is without
doubt good bargain:
rr,v new styles Of PRINTS to be sold at 6Sc. >
ward though worth SIC:
I1n N.IESnnE .t 7cac
The best bargain ia LACE-STRlPED VICTORIA
LAWN at l2:c. yard.
LApyES' SUITS. ali styles. and at prices from IS
sui; upwards. Our assortment this season is
more varied than we have ever had before, and
We invite cali, confident that We can suit in
every respect, both rs 20 style Of workmanship
and material ~ we'll as to fitness and price. We
have purchased our SUITS this season in large
Quantities. and can afford TO sell them much
lower than :hcy are usually sold.
LADIES ovERSKlRTS and JACKETS, DUS-
TIERS and CLSTERS, of the latest designs.
SATCHELS SHAWL-STRAPS. TRUNKS,
LUNCH-BASKETS, IN great varicty,at
LEVY BROTHERS,
GRAIN-BAGS AZ wholesale prices. je 25
NrOUR OWN MANUFACTURER
PErPEGEL BLEACIlED JEANS GENTLE
MEMS DRAWERS-the finest goods manufac-
tured-6oc. pair-regu'arly sold at IL;
wAMSUTTA-CoTTON and fine LINEN-BoSOM-
AND-wRIsTRANDs GENTL LEMEN's
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dPECIAL NOTICE TO ALL DRY

SPECIAL NOTICE IO ALL Dh1-
- GOODS BUYERS.-L. STERN " CO.. 523
Broad street, have made further reduction In the
prices Of their goods in order TO close the whole
Stock out In the shortest time possible They have
quite large stock on hand yet, ana are determined
to sell all goods no matter ut what sacrifice. We
call special attention to the following articles Just
marked down below cost-price: Fifty pieces Dress
Goods. solid shades and brocaded goods, all new and
desirable, ut 16ac, reduced from 25 and 30c hand:
some Dress Goods at 90 and csc. worth go and
35c. pieces Black Pure bohair Lustres at 1c re-
duced from 45c; look at our SEC. Pure Lustres re-
duced from Soc; our Acc. Alpacas are retailing
elsewhere at Cookbook at them the cheapest Black
silks in the city; look ut 81 SILK reduced from
S15O: our Sl.20 Silk reduced from "; look at our
Black Lustres at 25c. worth 33c.i handsome A.
French Percales at &c.. worth 12Ac. the cheapest
White Piques In the city; 500 yards White vtc-
toria Lawns reduced from SOC. 10 l6c.; our 4Oc.
Victoria Lawns are now selling ut zoe. tonly few
pieces lef Si2S Irish Linen hnI 20e. anraaaa
ever offered IN this city French: Wove Corsets at
SIC. ask for our cheap Grenadines; look at our
Parasols marked down below cost; our Grenadines
are the cheapest In the city; beautiful Black SIX
Grenadines ut 124c worth 25c. fully: Baitste Suit
ings at 7c reduced from 0c. our l.23 Quilts re,
duced To S5c.; for Tic. we sell you now our 81
Quilts. Don't forget our cheap Parasos. Remem-
Der our 52c. Mohairs, reduced from roc.
L. STERN & CO.. 523 Broad street,
1a&xy y, and 1N
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Sr,ECgAE. NOTICES.

1.-THE EXCITEMENT ON THE
INCREASE!
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DIvIDEND NOTICE.-At q meeting OF
~ the BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the vIR-
GINA FlIE AND MARINE INSURANCE COM
PANY ths1 9th day OF june 1875 aiyiaen1 SG Ig 4G
CENT. was declared our Of che net profits or me
past six mtnths, payable on the lsf OF JULY
NEXT ut Thu Office Of the company.
~ S'A'N> : ~ - SAMUEL p. WILLIS,
ta1o,Jy1 Secretary.
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SATCHELS. SIAWL-STRAPS. TRUNKS,
LUNCH-BASKETS, IN great variety, at
LEVY BROTHERS.
GRAIN-BAGS AT wholesale prices. je 25
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WANTED, a TENANT FOR TWO
w FRONT ROOMS, Id good repair, over store
4 13 east Broad street. Rent, So per month. Apply
at the store. E ~ ats,zsfs&L y. e2S.2tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-29

LADIES OSERSKIRTS and JACKETS, DUS-
TIERS and CLSTERS, of the latest designs.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-15

We hsvc in tyne the sheriff rroolama,
tion isr The holding ofun election for or
against poor house IN lhis county AZ
tho election is 70 come OF in litlo ovor
ivo weeks from this datc-on April 2l-
tho proclamation will appear in our reNt
issue, our space having already been taken
up this week Thisis subject which in
terosts the tax PAY cys and should be calm
Is considered The people ot thissido nj.
ways opposed thu founding Of such an iu-
slitutlon, looking at itin tho light Of dol
lars sud cents Thouumpcr ofpauptr, in
lheso townships have ever been compare.
uvcly few, aud theN believe tHst ;Hc poor
house systcm would increase lhoir taxes.
To some districts in tbe couayy such an IN
,iita,iou would be relio!
The townships on the other side she
county, no doubt. will vote largely in
favor ofa ponr house The number #
paupcrs jn many II them is large. the
population sparse, auj consequently The
poor tax hrSvy \ poor hNusvwNuld
rehevc would them o. part Of the burden
ma throw j, upon Walker, Ferguson,
Harris, College Potter. Penn, Gregg,
usiucs, Miles aud probably few others.
A Farm would have - be purchased by The
commissioners and suitable buildings
erected Ia some eouBljes Of the Stale
these instila,ion, arc grossly mismansEcj
Snd entail heavy Tax upon the citizen ln
consequence. In = few where stealing d /
ao, praGaccj, and he farm properly man
aged, ,he revenues derived from tie Labor
OF paupey,, pay for their keeping. We
Wi. have more 20 sAy upon this zuhjrc. /
hereafter
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-15
VOLCANO IN TILE OCEAN

San Francisco, March 9.-The Honosu-
Ia Gazette Of February % contains an nc-
count ofa remarkable submarine volcanic
outbreak In Kealakeakaua Bay, near tie
entrance to the hsrbor. The natives re-
port that the eruption occurred at three
o'clock on the morning Of the 2lth, ap-
pearing like innumerable red, blue and
green lights. In the afternoon several
boats visited the eruption. cruising over
the most active part, where the water was
in state of peculiar activity, boiling and
appearing as il passing over rapids or
very much like the water at Hell Gate,
New York. Blocks oflava two feet square
came up from below, frequently striking
and jarring the boats. As the lava was
soft no harm Was done. Nearly all Of the
pieces on reaching the surface were rcd
hot, emitting steam and gas, strongly sui
phurous. A rumbling noise was heard
ike that Of rocks in freshet. caused. n,
doubt, by the eruption Of lava from TIA,
submarine crater, which is supposed 10 b,
u crack or line Of rupture, extending =
least a mile from shore. Anotl.c- ,..u
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-15

The most violent snow storm Of tho win
tor prevailed at St. Louis. on 9th. Sever
al inches Of snow fell, and travel Of all
kinds was much impeded TIE snow
originated in Colombo and to the south Of
i; and has extended over Kansas. Indian
Territory and tart Of Arkansas.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-15
SF.Sss: ss!''P P.,.
lor Organs.
Factory Established ia 1856.
From he Press

From q. D White. Editor Racket,
town, N. }. Herald.
he organ has rich, deem and sst-1-
-lr''nE tone; could not stay m the house
wihuuth II Il helps wonderfully 10 drive
away the thoughts OF hard times
The Lebanon Ps. Daily News. saws
We sre IA receipt Of one of tbns, fv,
'eiaT" PArlor ORGANS. manniacfursi -,
% Beatty, Washington. n J II
rgHr 'sH fee solid black walnut az,
ma IN one II cHnnss be surpassed by ,,,.
Instrument ui it, kind
From the Lowe J Nell Registsr
We received this week. dir..ut from
the manufacturer, ID + Beatty. Wash.
ingtoni n. j., his justly celebrated organ.
elegant IN appearance. and hAndsnmely
furnished unexceiled in richness and now.
er OF tone We are more taan pleased
with II and heartily recommend il 40 spv
one contemplating of purchasing an or.
gan"
Best offer given. Money refunded uron
return at organ and freight charges psid
by me Cd. + Beatty both ways q uhsnt-
isiactory. after test trial Of five d-ys
organ warranted for six years.
Agents wanted everyw here. male ar 10
male, To canvass for this SUPERIOR insrru.
menL Address ID. \. BEATTY
v ashington, New Jersey
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-15
SEVEN PERSONS LOSE THEIR
LIVES IN 4 NEW YORK
CHTRCH

New York, Morch "A panic in the
church Of St Francis Xavier in Sixteenth
street near Sixth avenue 10 night, caused
q ~ Of women from one OF tho gallerie.
and in the tumult which ensued six wo.
men and one boy were trampled 20 death.
The congregation vas composed entirely
OF women and children, It being women'i
week in Lent The number Of persons in,
jured eoud not be ascerialned. The bad
les Of the Gnfortuua'es we're taken 20 th,
Twentv-flth precinct station hnuse wbe-,
where they remain awaiting to be ideutiG,
ed.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-15
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION INA COAL
NINE.

London, March San explosion took
place to-day in the Worcester colliery
near Swansea. All the miners were At
work AT the time. The number lost Is not
yet known. Sixteen bodies have alread
been taken out l il thought that six
more are in the pit.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-15
AN EccENTmCs WILL


/ Dublin. July g The trial Of the ul'l
case or Pardon rs Lofk lonEterA hr.
been exciting much curiosity The will
in dispute was made by A1a'phus Cooke
a very eccentric OLD g,.l.,uon RN lllh,
testAta- ttit tne rstalo worth - GOA year,
/ fa che second SON yt lhr defendants. %
minor and ai.tuutrttt8 the plaintiff who
/ + thc he.r at hw. The tcstatar hs, a,Aya
/ Charles Purd.n o. come aud hyevi,h h.m
aud manage bis property. H. oderri Co.
/ give Nj Purdou an annuity of $500, which
was declared insufficient, and he then o.-
/ torvl .1 give ulm life lu.ere,. ln lhe proc
prr.y and lrl j. 20 afterwards To his broth.
er The Rev Mr., LISTER rector OF k.Ilu
can, l MA. alleged, had qasrreNed with
I ,ae plaintiff and tried % gvt him al>,u-
hsr,t,d and yielding 10 hgs influence the
ge.,xtar altered hi, intention aud cast
about various difeegioHIvs some one else
20 leave the property %, even writing TO s.
stranger ot the same name 70 come aud be
made his heir. The wiz with that oujgc.
MAS executed, bul Afterwards revoked like
the other The clergyman, j. was repre-
scented, d.aly persuaded him 90 leave
,ha estate 20 Lord Longrord son.
Ilwus represented in ey,aouce for .he.
plaing, that Of late years the tesator was
me-, compe,cu. 90 make WILL and some
strange instances we're given Of his ecceH-
trl,i,ies lie did not believe in Christi
anjty. bu. believed in the t-aasmi grafton I.
of souls, and would not allow doll 90 he
hur, because he thought the soul OF hi-|
grandfather was In the animal. lie expect .
ga that his own soul waah assume lhe
TORN ota fa1. lie had tomb made on
bls domain With chair, and lounges 300 iL|
ard i>hrd o. be buried tn sitting rvsl-
.lou. lie had hddle shaped win 3ows paJ
az in Biz house, Such peyul.ari,irs as
.hese were relied on &, show that bis mind
vas weas aaj incapable Of resisting pres
.urs.
On the other hand, counsel for the de-,
enlsr. produced number OF witnesses
o prove that he was "A shrawd Intelligent
nan Of literary tastes, tha: be was dissa.-
SIZED ai.h the plaintiff and h.s father and
Of their Interference ia his as-
airs, aad ,ha: he was particularly anxious
Or the welfare ot his ,yaarlry, and wish
j 10 leave his property 20 Lord Long
.ords family because be was a popular \
aui1grd. The solicitor who drew .he viii. d,
he doctor. the manager ut :he baaE. and =
the- witnesses swcrs positively a. 10 .hg
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THE CENTRE REPOR rER.
THURSDAY MAR. Is, 1871
LnnaF MEETINGS.

rrSraE lIAIt Iorov. Na. saa, l o. Of @: n meets
a-,,fg saturday eveniug In she od9 Fellows uatt -
g''3 tsf4trTA Avn. sect NJ r. SANkFY. A. q 81.
o,r FoEr ioDaN. No. b25, +. A. NJ, meets On
ussaay evening", on og after eroh full moon To the
odd Fellows Ran. - .
IL u HEW3kc6HB. Sect. !. \. FiTMlNa, W ~.
puaeurss GRANGE. No, pS 7 of n, meets 20 thoiT
nam Centre Han ON the Saturday on or before Ia
moon al g y 81 and every woekz after, leonafd
Rhoue Master. g. W Boat Sect
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CAUTION r. Notice is hereby given
y Install the Iiyr stock. farming utau-
sfIs. household ard Kitchen furniture. 90.
rrthrr with all either property Of Alex.
Kuhn. OF Harris twu. wns purchased 81
sheriff. Sale bv thr undersigned. and
will be- lef, IN the possession 90 Mr. Kuhn
,i my pleasure All persons ar' hereby
cautioned against mcldliHg with the san,
iu any manner.
i51.4- 81 JOSEPH B1TNEB.
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The Tyrone Herald tells this story
Many OF our readers will remember that
Lewis Gonyer was sen; 70 thepeai,ca:inry
about eighteen months since, for term Of
seven years, for an outrage upon the per
son OF little girl, near Philipsburg Two
cr three weeks ago Gonysr died in prison,
and when the news reached bis wife,
she remarked Il believe I'll 90 up
stairs and die, too" She vent up stairs
and some time aferwari was discovered
in bed, cold and lifsless. She had been
suffering from a cold. hut no one consider
ed her case serious. No zone can tell wts,
W.. the rsal cause - her sudden death, u,
she has ayowsd iha; she would never
again live with her husband, and corsid
cred herself free as though she had never
| been married.