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pHILADELpHIA: RI: RICH iii
SHIP LINE.-FOR PIIlLADELPIiIA PROM,
STATES, TIiREE TIMES 4 WEEk.- Unttl further
notice the steamers of this line will make tri-weskiy
trips: leaving rhadslp!hlIa. every Il ES pa ;
every ri ESDAY. FRIDAY, and SATURDAY. con-
Meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River line for
the same city ria Cape Cod. landing at Old Colony
's'"'' ANU {" '''' WI. PORTER; Agent,
WILLIAM z. CLYDE 4 CO..
General Agents
No. II South Wharres. Philadelphia.
ID. ID. &. MINK, Agent.
my17 No. go Devonshre street. Boston.
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP s>5Ts
" COMPANY. .SzkaEsess
FOR NEW YORK.
steamers-0ID DOMINION, WYANOkE. 1sAAC
BELL, and RIClIMOND-arery TUESDAY, FRI
DAY. and SUNDAY at high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex-
pressly for this route
The have splendid saloons, stnte-roons, and bath
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are un.
Goods sh,ppc.! BY this line are landed regularly al
New York on the company'S covered pier, 81 SortE
river. ,
with dispatch aud no charge MADE except actua! eH-
penses incurred.
Freight received until 6 p. NJ. daily.
Cabin fare to New York, S12; rottld-trip tickets
S24. Steerlge ST and rs.
For further information apply IL
GEORGE ". ALLEN 4 Co. Agents,
INV 10 Office ComEanvs wharScs. Rockets
NHEAP FREIGHT RATEsGstIaI
v yY THE saa..sSsasssssk.
POWHATAE LINE for BALTIMORE
AND TIE WEST,
AND THE
CANTON INSIDE LINE for PHILADELPHIA.
The steamers SHIRLEY and DEFIANCE Will
leave from Twenty-second and Dock streets every
WEDNESDAY ut II ii. and SATURDAY ut T..
A. Through hills Of ladng signed to al Canadian,
northern, and western points at low rates.
III. Il. DOUGLASS. Agent,
fpG Twenty-seconi and Dock streets,
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RAILROAD LINES.

La - Go Go 7s:s:sss
RICHMOND. FRED,6 & PoToMAG II. r. Eo.,)
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT. 7
RICHMOND. z. 1877 y
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORK.-The Old erEFn
L Dominion Steamship Company ssssE=fEesEsa
viii sail TUESDAY, August 14th, at O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight received until O'Clock Monday evening.
Through bills of lading signed and good, for
and west: also, 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accom- m0dationS unsurpassed.
Cabin fare TO New York, $l2; rot,nd-trip rickss,
a24 Steerage, SC and eS.
For freight or passage. apply To
e.. ". ALLEN & co. Agents.
all 1926 Company's Wharf. RocSerts.
TOR PHILADELPHIA. PRO <@I
Il EIDEECE. AND BOSTOS.-The.S ESsazfzseesssss
steamer ASHLAND, Captain DotGIITY, Will re-
ceiye freight for the above port, until TUESDAY
the Il tli instant, At O'Clock.
W. L. PORTER. Agent,
III 1926 2i2J DOxk street.
-
flames RIVER STEAMBOATStf7;77=s 1
~ COMPANY. SRi22ssas->i n.
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CHESAPEAKE h%p ONO I.AILEuNp.,
RICHMOND. Va, june !. ISL
AND OH 10 RAIL.
" ROhD.-On and after SUNDAY, Jan" 2. 1877.
M 90 trpi will follows.

Accom- nlD1dtDn IFaID lrtNcS ls'UIl'''l -, .'
cent Sunday at 400 l.. 81. and "!Ii''7 ~ '1,g-
louisville II 7:i5 i. u.
Nail train between Richmond and Hinton rI1s
daily Except sunday. between Hinton 4ni Hunt
iugton runs daily, stopping At all regular Stallion.
Express train runs 'idlly, stopping AZ iIaaoEr:
Junction Nocl's. Trevillian'.. Louisa GNriq,s yi.'
Charlottesville, Slaunton. Goshen. M.lthnrT, 1f'-
ineton, and all regular stations wr>t 81 toyur'"~
Mail and express trains connect al I"rI"1,"it.s
for Washington and the North. ana NJ charlotte,
VILE tor LynchhurG and the South.
Express train connects ut Cincinnati WIN trunk
lines for all points in the West Nor'hw"~'. 1'4
Southwest. ana at Richmond with the Richmond
and DAnvlllc. and Richmond and Pcier-Lur. ut!Gs
for all POINTS, South.
Sleeping-cars run on nigh:-trlns.
Mail train arrives at Richmond n $50 J.. VI.
Express train arrives al Richmond. II $50 \. ".
Accommodation train arrives a. Richmond e..
S:45 a. I. .
Through tickets sold and baggage eh"o"rd 70 all
principal points.
For rates, information, &c.. apply ~ t"mi1n!i
offices and at S26 Main street. Richmond, Va.
CONWAY X. HnWAEb.
General Passenger and 1irn"' tsrGt
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Ghe ulletin.
Banditti.
George Brown and Sons Must Die
entity Of Fourteen Murders,

| -
Guilty Of Fourteen Murders,
From the Albany (Nfc.) Ledgr.l
But few OF our oldest citizens do not
know George Brown, who settled on what
"a now known as the Pringle farm, two and
one-half miles west OF town, In about the
year 1850. George Brewn, during the time
he lived In TIL. county, was respected
citizen and q member OF the Christian
church He had three sons George. jesse
and Josiah-who were about men when
they left here, which took place In the wear
1893, or theresbouts. From here they re.
moved TO Texas, 10 which state they have
resided since. They have lately been ar.
rested upon complaint filed against them
by samson Boris, who married daughter
Of George Browo. sr. From the facts de-
'e'Oped since the arrest Of Brown, his
sons, Boris and others we are unable 10
name, composed ono of the most daring
and murderous organizations that ever IN
vested the wilds OF Texas frontier, The
complaint charges them with fourteen muir.
uers OF the darkest and most appalling ma
TUE. The exposure of the Browns By their
Confederate and relative was brought about
Is follows II seems that Jesse was the
chief OF the clan, and gave orders which
were ~ binding as an oath, and whatever
ne coulHhnueu must De dOLe. They were
organized under the pretence Of putting
down a iawlessness and crime. Jesse was
married, and he and his wife had falling
out, and they both went out CT nights, pre-.
tending 10 listen 10 the songs OF the night.
ingale, which finally resulted in their .ep-
aratlon. The woman lJe.se's Wife knew
the secret Of the lodge or organization.
and jesse the chief said that she knew too
much, and that she must die for the safety
OF the clan. II seems tnat Mrs. Brown and
Boris wife were very intimate and 50
jesse gave orders that she, too, must die,
and proceeded to appoint the exocutioners
OF The Monochrome his own wife aud the
other his sister. He appointed this samson
Boris 10 take the life OF his lJesse's) wife,
and some other member ofthe party 10 take !
the life OF Boris wife. But before the time |
appointed to take the lives OF the women, |
Boris 'eSoted against being the partici- |
pant In such an inhuman deed. So he Sc. !
crety sought OFT the authorities, made his |
complaint and caused the arrest Of his |
iather-in'law and his three brothers-in-aw. |
Recent Developments show that they were |
guilty OF fourteen murders. Young George |
has had lis trial and was found guilty and |
sentenced TO be hanged, but has APPEALED |
hls case to the supreme court Of the state.
George Brown, sr., and the other sons are |
10 be tried this month. T Iey are now IN the |
Cook county Jail.
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CAlRO, ILLINOIS SATURDAY, JUNE 9 1877
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS


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Tug PUYALLuP Coal MINE.-Some

The PUYALLuP Coal MINg.-Some
time ago we spoke Of a current rumor
that the Puyallup coal vein had pinchcd
GU. or, as they say in Nevads. struck
. horse" Having no interest one way
or another We neither dIscredited nor in
dsrsed the story. bat simply gave it for
whsR it was. A private letter from a
personal friend at New Tacoma. dated
saturday night last. says that General
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have Just returned from the Puyallup
mine They say after the saddle in the
vein WAS passed, the vein opened better
than ever and the drift was extended
on its regular course 20 feet when
another vein WAS struck. They are we'll
pleased with the prospects and say that
the work will progress without delay.
and ss soon as the iron comes tracklay
ing will ba commenced. Force is being
added to-day, and a portion OF the old
force will be paid off. Monday or Tues
day there will be paid a large sum OF
money"