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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-08-30
CENTENNIAL
GALLERY

Every style Of the art from Gem or Photo
graph to the finest India Ink picture. exc
eutcd In the highest artistic skill. Also copy
ing and enlarging made 4 specially. We have
the best Of light. so that pictures may be
taken in any kind Of weather. Picture frames
kept constantly on hand. With our kindest
regards for an already liberal patronage. we
would bespeak continuation Of the same,
hoping to be able 10 render perfect satisfac-
tion. both in price and quality OF work. Re-
member the place. Michigan street. near
wheelers Bank. Plymouth. Ind.
iyrJan7T J. E. POkTMEss. Artist
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-08-30
UMBRELLAS,
TRUNKS, NOTIONS,
ETC,
DRESS GOODS.

In Dress Goods there is an excel
lent variety OF Alapacas, Silks, Plaids.
Mohairs. Casimeres, Dress Cling
hams, Grass Cloths and Linens.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-08-30

The State Campmeeting Associa-
ton holds its first annual at Warsaw
commencing on the II OF September.
The grounds Of the agricultural So
ciety, located within the city limits,
being a tract oftwenty acres, beauti- :
fully shaded and abundantly watered,
have been secured for this meeting.
The large tabernacle used by the
association, in connection with fifty
wall tents, IL II. win be erected
for the occasion. The meeting opens
September 18th, and continues nine
days All denominations are invited
to unite. the meetings being evan
gelicsl in their character o Several
prominent divines of the national
camp meeting association will be
present to conduct the religious ex-
ercises. bcoid siiiN al fts
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-08-30

At Evansville last week, Conrad
Frank committed suicide by placing
pistol to his head and Glowing his
brains out at the rivey coal dock.
Ha was sixty.five years old, and said
he came from Cincinnati, where his
wife died recently. He had no money.
and he had been put out OF the hotel
the previous night Frank is sup
posed to be an assumed name. as his
rightarm is tatooed "R. kills. q
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-08-30

substance OF the verbal contracts,
except in one instance, where the
farmer alleges he only agreed to al
low the storage OF the bottoms In his
barn until the agent could sell them.
But Immediately upon the receipt OF
the bottoms, here comes another
agent, showing an order signed by
the farmer himself. ordering the bot
toms, and promising payment on
demand! Several OF the cases have
been settled, the farmers paying a
sum, in one instance, of 500, and re-
turning the bed bottom. Some
cases may go into court There is
no complaint as to the spring bot
toms, but as to the manner OF sale.
Probably the farmers would do as
well to leave the, retail OF furniture
to the regular furniture dealers. 1t
Is not every man that is adapted to
all kinds OF business e,.~s -; :, -,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-08-30

Hs,ckeye: Hoorawt Hoorawlho BE
has been heard froml He dined with
real lordi Lord Honghton! 2 He is a
bigger man than Grant, Where Is
Hayes now? Tilden, the peoples
pride! Glory Gloryi who is Lord
Houghton. anyhow2l.s,a sss - soah.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
Ep1Dky Mny /, 1877.

FRIDAY. MAY Il. 1877.
sALEs.-2.0OO Virginia deferred sold mt 81: 900
Richmond city G's sold at %; IS shares Plpntcrs
National Bank sold at ia.
american Gotd.-1U6 bid.
STATE Sscnrities.-.yirslnla consos, 705 bih; Hir-
ginla consols, new, AK bid, 43H asked; virgins
funIable: 80 bid; Virginia deferred, 81 bid, 81
North Carolina bonds. 10 bid.
f;itv Observation-Disclosures city SIS, lon bio
III asked Richmond city 6S 9,a DID, 9Ss5 asS s.i
L vn city IS, los bid: tyncnburs city 6s
90 bid: Norfolk city water SIS, lo6 btd Mancl'es-
* PGiIrSda Bonds.-virgina Central Railroad first
mortgage 6s. j. and j., 90 bid; Virginia Central
Railroad third mortgage G,s, j. and d. ~ bid;
VIRGINIA and Tennessee Railroad second mortgage
6's J. and D., 79H bid; Virginia ana tennessee
Railroad third mortgage 81. d. ana J.. ~ o'd
and j. al bid: Southsidc Railroad second mortgage
preferred 6's j. and j., SO bid; soutlside Railroad
rd mFFge and fo"uc Riroai
mortgage s's. J. and j., 100 bid, 10 asked Kcn-
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac hallroad nn ,T
gage ~ j. and J..9:j bid; Richmond AMI Danville
Railroad consolidated 6's, NJ. and n, II bld. ~
asked Piedmont Railroad first mortgage SIS, A. and
RGiirond Stocss.-Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad six per cent guaranteed, 100
par. &c bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg ana foto-
mac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed, 100 par,
ssh bid: Richmond and Danville Raifroad, 100
par bid: Scaboard and Roanoke Railroad, giaran-
INK Stocfs.-First National. 100 par. 10 bid:
National Tank of Virginia. 100 par, 80 asked !;
Planters National 100 par lii bid: State Bank
of Virslna, 100 par. II bid; Merchants AMI Plant
nrs Savings, 81 par. 20% asked; City Eank. 70
par, 20 bid: Citizens Bank, % par, 80: asked;
Bank Of Commerce, 25 par. % bid.
Insurance ComDGAlsS.-Fir.inia Fire and Ma
ruc. % par 40 bid. III. asked; Virginia state.
25 par. 32: asked: Virginia Home. 100 par VA
bid. 90 asked: Merchants and Mechanics, loo
par. 80 asked: Old Dominion. 100 par. ~ 9iI:
Richmond Fire ASSocai Ion, -, par, . pid' 81
asked: Piedmont and Arlington Life. lou par. 1ol
bid. $500, r-.,
pacisct l2la par. > bid.
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FAD MAlI.-AREANGEMENTS -CRofS. ~.
JrorrcsponGcucc Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
May 9. 1877.
lnoticc paragraph in your correspond
cnt'S letter from Bristol, published IN your
,,aoer OF the Eth. asking the following qucS-
non: "Why is il that the Richmond papers
arc usually about twenty-four hours behind
time in reaching Rristol:" This | can solve,
and know that the Department has been
written to on the subject, but rs YET no
notice has been taken Of IT. About two
months aro the Atlantic. Mississippi and
Ohio railroad resumed their double daily
trims. and the mail-mattcr is distributed
aInn,r This line hv the dav-train. Thus your
,,,rnr ~ Tuesday. we will say. leaves Rich
,nnnd 1.v the Chesapeake and Ohio or Rich
,,,nI ond Danvillc railroad about or 10
.,ctnrl 4. NJ, reaches Lynchburg at 5 Z.
A. ,nr same evening. and instead OF beng
srnt directly on Ivy the 5:l5 y. NJ. train
Yves, j DELAYED in Lynchhurg from D
p, VI. Tuesday until II \. VI. We'd
rc.lav-ci"htccn hours. Were the papers
sent on hv the usual course, aS they should
lie. persons ~ far west on this line rs Salem
would receive them the same evening OF
their Issue. aud Al points beyond I'VE VIII
>t> - far r. Bristol the papers would be
received during :hc night. and >ubScri-
h.-> could have them rs early on Wednesday
morning ~ they chose 10 call for them but
- !. i. now conducted the DELAY OF eighteen
hours Al Lynchhurg throws ii of until 2P.
NJ OH "Wednesday before they are received
a. far n Salem. and later in the evening rs
Won go hcvoud reaching Bristol Wcdnc>-
11y NIGHT. and are not delivered until
THURSDAY morning. thus making il twenty
FOUR hours behind at that point, and nearly
forty.cight hours from Richmond TO Er>-
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Maryland.

TIE METHODIST CONVENTIONS IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. May 1.-THE Conventions
of the Methodist Church and Methodist
Protestant Church to consider basis OF re-
union met to-day-thc tirst-namcd ut Qucen-
Street church, and the latter at AiSquith-
Street church.
AZ the Methodist Convention Rev. j.
Burns, OF Pittsburgh, Was chosen tempo
porary chairman, and J. Is. McElroy, prcsi-
dent OF Adrian ,of Michigan) College. sec
rotary. Religious services were conducted
bv Rev. j. J. Smith, OF New York. The
ron was then called, and delegates from
districts in Nebraska, New York, New
Jersey, California. Ohio. Indiana, Pitts
burgh, Michigan, Minnesota, North Caro-
lima, Kansas, Illinois, Missouri, and Iowa,
responded.
Committees were appointed on crcden-
tialS and on permanent organization, and
Revs. II. II. Bassett, OF the Ohio district;
L. Is. App!cgate, OF New Jersey; and I. III.
Colhour, Of Pittsburgh, were appointed q
committee to examine the reports Of various
conferences on the subject OF reilnion; after
which the body adjourned until +. NJ.
At the Methodist Protestant Convention
(Aisquith-Street church) Judge 3. S. Bib,
Of Alabama, was elected temporary chair
man, Rev. VI. Barnet secretary, and Rev.
Il. a. Mills assistant secretary.
Religious services were conducted by
Rev. j. w. Baths.
The roll was called. and the following
Conferences were found represented: Ala
banla, Maryland. Louisiana, Tennessee,
Georgia, Virginia, Indiana, North Carolina,
and West Virginia. Thirty-one laymen and
ministers were present from the aboye-men-
toned conferences. After four ballots for
president OF the Convention, Rev. DR.. Law
renee w. Bates, OF Lighl-Street Methodist
Protestant church, Baltimore, was elected.
The Convention adjourned until to-mor-
row at 8 O'Clock.
STEAMER NEwESBERG RELEASED.
BALTIMORE, May 1.-THE owners OF the
steamer Newenberg gave bond in 800, 900,
and the steamer was released.
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TEGETlNE

ET. H. i. StecenS:
IN 1872 your VEGEriSE was recommended TO
me, and, yielding to the p"rSliaSions of friend
consented To try II. Al the time was suffering
from general debility and nervous prostrsion, SUI
per!nduccd by overwork and irregular habits. It's
wonderful strengthening and curative properties
seemed to affect my debiiiacd system from the FIRST
dose: and under its persistent use rapidly rcc0y
cred gan NJ more than usual health and good feel
Ing. Since then have not hesitatcd 10 give VEG l.
TINE INV most unqualified endorsement as being 4
safe sure, aud powerful agent in promoting health
upd restoring the wasted system 10 new life and en-
cr.y. EEGETlSE IS The only medicine use and
rs long ~ live never expect to find better.
Yours truly, W. II. tLAHk
10 Monterey street, Allegheny, PIT.
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NEWS FROM THE OLD WORLD
AND THE NEW.
THE METHODIST CONVENTIONS IN
BALTIMORE.
Progress Of the European War.

WHAT HAPPENED IN WASHINGTON YES
TERDAY-THE PRESIDENT RECEIVED a
TALK OVER THE CONDITION OF TIE RE-
PUBLICAN PARTY IN THE sOUTH-CHIEF-
JUSTICE WAITE TO SIT IN TIE TRIAL OF
THE ELLENTON IS ca RIOTERS-AssO-
CIATE-JusTICE WRIGHT, OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, CHARGED WITH DRUNKENNESS
AND lNCoMPETENCY-LYN LAW IN
LOUISIANA-TIIE REFORMED EPISCOPAL
CUCRCH-FATAL ACCIDENT AT ROCK
FORD. nI..-THE EASTERN WAR-THE
ENGLISH TURF, &C., &C.
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I1yF-JrsTICE WAITE G1ING TO CHARLESTON.


WASHINGTON, May II, 1877.
4 special to the Tribune says: Chicf-Jus-
tice Waite will leave Washington to-mor-
row for Charleston, S. e., where he will
open the United States Court next Mon
day The most important cases to be heard
in that court during the coming term will
he the trial OF the Elcnton riot indictments,
$50 true bills against those accused OF beng
engaged in this affair having been found by
the grand Jury. Prominent citizens OF
South Carolina now in Washington express
great satisfaction at Chici-Jus'ice Waite's
determination to sit IN the trial in these
eases. as they say the people OF the State
have great respect for his judicial fairness,
as well AS his great legal ability. The Ham,
burg riot case will most probably come up
at the next term OF the court, rs they are
still pending in the local courts OF the
State.
THE NORFOLK MAYNARD TO RE INSPECTED.
The Secretary OF the Navy. with the
heads OF departments. left this afternoon on
the Lady OF the Lake for Norfolk to inspect
the navy-yard and work in progress. They
return Tuesday.
SALE OF RoNDs.
Secretary Sherman tclcSraphs from New
York to Assistant Secretary Mccormick that
i'm addition to the Sl0,000.0G OF four-and-;-
haIf-pcr-ccnt. bonds taken on the 9th IN
slant 10 provide for the call CT that date, he
has sold to the syndicate, under the reSumll-
ton act, $1,000, 900 OF said bonds at par in
gold coin. to be paid for during May and
June. The gold thus obtained will he sold
for curl cncy ut the pleasure OF the Sccrc-
tarv.
FRED. DoUGLASS;S REMOVAL ASKED.
4 petition is circulating asking the re-
moval of Fred. Douglass. Columbus Alex
ander has asked to be released from his bond.
1t is claimed lie has proven entirely unfit for
the place, and that his lecture exhibits feel
ing against the people Of the District which
make the impartial execution Of the functions
OF his Office impossible. The marshal OF the
District. though Il Federal officer, acts as
sheriff. and serves civil processes and lcvicS
executions for debt.
Chici-Justicc Waite is ut Norfolk to-day.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
Mr.. Key says Colonel Buffers vacancy rs
special mail agent will not be filled. Many
special agents now employed will be drop
ped at the end OF the present fiscal year.
Captain Adams will have charge OF the
Lake and Mississippi surveys during the abb
scnce OF Major Comstock, who has Il years
leave.
The Cabinet meeting to-day was informal.
The President received delegation OF
Georgians. composed of w. l.. Clark, editor
of the Atlanta Republican Judge Fisher,
president OF the Southern Republican AS
Sociation; Colonel Fannin, collector or in
ternal revenue at Augusta: and j. +. Bry-
ant. chairman OF the State Central Commit
tee, who come to pay their respects, and to
talk over the condition of the Republican
party in the South, and especially in Georgia,
and to make some suggestions relative to the
appointment OF Government officers in that
State.
Secretaries Evarts and Sherman are in
New York.
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MARINE INTELLlGEaCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAYIl, 1877.

ARRIVED.
steamer John Sylvester, Post Norfolk, merclian-
disc and passengers. l.. b. Tatuin agent.
CLEARED.
BARK Trafk (Eor), jacobsen, Queenstown, for Or
dcrs guano, j. Jones co.
SAILED.
Steamship Richmond. Kelly. New York, mcrchan-
disc 3nd passengers, Old Dominion Steamship COM
pany.
Steamer J. W. Everman, Platt, Philadelphia,
Steamer Eliza Huncox. Clifford. Norfolk merchant
disc and passengers, L. q. TntuIn, agent
schooner Joseph Farwcii, Gregory, Boston, ba-
schooner Paul and Thompson, Brown, Sewbcrs,
y. Y, coal, Curtis < Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
From Liverpool May 9th, bark Hiding (Nor.J, FL
From Liverpool May 9th, bark ST. Olaf (Nor.).
LIND.
Lindt, to load for Rio Grandc.
From Rockland April =, schooner Lucy Ames,
Richards.
From Alexandria April 3O:h. schooner George T.
From Bath, Me-, April 29tr, schooner Agnes.
From New York May 81, schooner Lottic
From New York May 9Th, schooner Annie f.
Moore, Eskrdge.
From Baltimore May 5th. schooner Anna Edith.
Daniels.
From baltimore May 9Th. schooner s. F. Kirwan.
From Orient. l.. l., May schooner John y. Par
Kerr Oufen.
From Phi!adclphia May 7th. schooner Iowa. IIc'lvy
From Philadelphia May Sth. schooner ii. Il. Pot
ter. Potter.
From Baltimore May 9th, schooner stephen Chase,
Todd
From Philadelphia May sth, schooner Maggie Nc
Donncll. St.clman.
From ,,hiIadeIphia May 9Th, schooner John Nc
nonnell. Mckeadry.
From Philadelphia Nay 9th, schooner y. II. Bur-
.S,w. Taylor
F~om Philadelphia May 9th, schooner Reading
Railroad, No. II. McFLldcn.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Helen. Pitts, from james rivcr. at Phl-
,clphia May 9th.
Schooneri, Gotham. Bunting. and George :. Rip
pier. Wright Sailc'l from Baltimore for city Point
May 10Th.
DISASTERS IN MARCH.
The Direction Of The bureau Eeritas has just pub
!isrd the following statistics of maritime disasters
reported during the month OF March, 1877. con-
corning all flags:
Sailing vessels reported lost-53 English, II
American. 10 French. II German, 10 Dutch. .
Norwegian. g Italian. 7 Austrian. Greek, Swc-
dish. 2 Danish Belgian. l Turkish. 10 OF which
the nationality is unknown-total. l52. In tnls
number are included 3i vessels reported missing.
Steamers reported lost English l Belgium.
FrCnciI-toa D.
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ESSEX COUNTY.


1Cr-r.,,;,on!cu".. IL ~" Richmond pi>patchI
TArPAHANNuCE, Va. May .. 1877.
Tn" (trcuIi Court III this county (Iud~p
.Iritr;c> presiding WAS IN session four days
last week. His Honor disposed " Il good
deal ii business. Nincty-oid chlncery de-
Crc-- We're entered.
Jim Hunter. charged with the larceny OF
q >loop Of the Waite OF fifty dollars, the
property of Ferdinand E>kridyc. was on
Yesterday captured By Mr.. j. +. Woody.
ui III" schooner Eva. at Carriers creek. near
the mouth OF The Kappahannock river, hay
ing sailed thilArr from this place in the
same. Mr.. Woodiy brought his prisoner
up to-day on Iii" steamer Wcnonah. He WAS
examined before Justice Hill, and COM
united 10 jail for Indictment.
\ Young man from King and Queen
county named Mintcr came To town last
Thursday with load Of chickens, ShoatS,
&c. for sale. The next morning his horse
and cat wrr" found on the street, and he
has since. been missing. When last seen on
THURSDAY evening he was in Il state OF in
t"Xjca'ion. IN empty pockct-book was
found in the street, and identified "a the
younG mans ~ his father. His disappear
ancc i yclod in mystery.
From all parts of this and the adjoining
counties III" wheat is reported rs very tine.
SUBSCRIBER,
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vEaaEEgNE.
" f G + 7 | y Z.
HER OWN WORDS.

EALTIMoRE, Nd, February Is, 1877.
Ur. H. r. HerenS:
Dear Sr.-Since several years have got sore
and very painful foot. had some physicians, but
they couldn't cure me. Now, have heard of your
EECETINE from lady who was sick for a long
time, and became all well from your FEGETINE,
and went and bought me one bottle Of VEG ETINE;
and after had used bottle the pains left me,
and it began to heal and then bought one other
bottle, and so l take 1t yet. thank God for this
remedy and yourself, and wishing every sufferer
may pay attention TO It, 1t Is blessing for health.
Mrs. c. KRABE,
63S west Baltimore street.
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CINcINNAT1. May 10.-rhc Caledonia stove
factory at Belmorc. Ohio, was burned this
morning. Loss, 100000; insurance, 81 900.
Colonel Hiram w. Dawson. Common
wealth's attorney in Nelson, died ut Low
ingSton on Wednesday last; aged siXty-six
year>.-Lynchburg Firginian.
1t is said there are 40 vessels bound up
for the port of Norfolk, Va. from different
foreign ports.
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full. A majority OF cavalry passing through
Bucharest walk, leading their horses.
The highest military officials OF Dalmatia
believe the occupation Of Bosnia and Her
zegoyIna has been definitely determined
upon, and the movement will begin about
the 10Th OF May, or possibly later.
Nicsics has been victuallcd for six weeks.
Sulcima Pasha will not attempt to force
Duga Pass Immediately.
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Virginia..

Virginia.
SUICIDE OF \ SOLDIER DISTINGUISHED EXCUR-
SION PARTY.
Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
NORFOLK, May 11.-William kirnan, an
inmate of the Soldiers Home at Hampton,
committed suicide yesterday morning by
hanging himself to beam in the stables.
Supposed to be temporary insanity. He
was New York volunteer, and fifty years
of age.
Commodore y. L. McCready, OF the Old
Dominion Steamship Line, gave Chief-Jus-
ticc NJ. r. Waite, Judge Hugh L. Bond,
Judge r. w. Hughes, and other notablcs,
a complimentary iunketing to Fort Monroe
OH the steamer Hampton to-day, and very
imposing reception, including seventeen
gun salute, which took place ut the Fort.
Quite number OF the most prominent citi-
zcns OF Norfolk took part.
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Pennsylvania.
COUNCIL OF THE REFORMED EPISCOPAL
CIIl.RCu.

CHURCH.
PHILADELPHIA, May II. The General
Council Of the Reformed Episcopal Church
met again to-day. The report OF the gene
raj committee, composed OK the bishops Of
the Church and others, was presented by
Governor Woodiord and adopted. Among
the recommendations OF this report are that
Rev. Mr.. Johnson be relieved from further
duty in the South, and that nc be requested
to open services at Atlanta, Ga., and that
Rev. Mr.. Stevens be requested to take
pastoral charge Of The colored congregations
in the vicinity OF Charleston.
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REDUCTION IN STATE TAxEs-AssOCIATE-JUS
TICE wRGGHT'S CASE.

IASE,
COLUMBIA, May 1.-THE bill to raise sup
plies for the fiscal year commencing No.
vember I, 1876, was introduced in the
House to-day. The bill levlcs tax Of 7
mills for state purposes and 3 mills for
county purposes. The State levy is just
one half OF what it was the previous year.
The committee appointed to investigate
the charges against AssociateJusticc
Wright made their report to the House to-
dav, recommending that he be ilnpeached
for drunkenness and incompetency. The
report has not been acted upon.
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. c0NFEs"TEnEERIES. dc.

DIE-FRUITS-CANNED GOODS.--One
L thousand dozen two and thrce-pouad Canned
Tomatoes. two and three-pound Fresh reaches,
two-pouud Strawberries. two-pound Raspberrlef'
two pound Damsons. two-pound Blackherrles' TWO
pouIi.! Pineapp.es, two-pound Lima leans Two
tinc's California Canned Peaches, Apricots, Green
Cages Fresh Prunes DATES, Drict Peaches, three
noTna pin-peaches cheap at B0SSIEUX'S.
r. 81 l4l2 Main street.
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The Washington Republican tells the
,tory OF New York belle married TO an
itaitan marquis, who was at one time a
walter IN Dclmonico's, though Il real noble.
man~lhc Marquis Manfredi LAMA to Miss
hammond, daughter OF the cx-Surseon-
General OF the United States army.
Another OF the satellites OF the Tamma.
ny fin9 is missing from New York. HIS
name Is Conrad Boiler, and he coined an
th'laDie dividend on the furniture bills for
t!E new courthouse and other public Of
H.es. Gene to meet Oakley Hall.
" Imam II. McClelland is appointed post
master at Carsley's Church. Surrv conntv
va. rtce W. McCiernand.
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The Berlin papers announce that leading
Polish politicians at i secret meeting at Lem
berg resolved on the establishment OF re-
cruiting bureaus all over Poland. with the
hope OF raising an army of $4,000 men. six
thousand have left already for Turkey. The
national committee has appointed Count
Racsin>ki ;.S Il delegate to Constantlnoplc.
This would seem to show that Prussia
with Turkey
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Illinois.
Fatal. ACC

FATAL ACCIDENT FROM A FALLING WALL.
ROCKFoRD, ILL, May ia wall OF the
courthouse fell about noon to-day, killing
several workmen. Some are still in the
ruins.
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Now York.

COMPACT OF THE TRUNK LINES.
NEW YORK, May 1.-the managers OF
the trunk lines had conference yesterday
over violating the recent compact, without
result. A meeting will be held again to-
day.
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MATING. CARPETS. &c.

lust RECEIVED, 100 pieces CHINESE
y MATTISC;S: Il full line of OH CLOTHS. CAR
PETS. RUGS, and MATS: CORNiCES. LACE
CURTAINS, and SHADES; also, fun line OF
PApER-H ASGIStiS OF all grades, which we are
Offering at low prices. ALL ORDERS promptly at
tended to in town or country. ,,.
No. o. corner Thirteenth and Franklin streets.
ave- -' ap l2-1m
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| EM'thluake. We guess.l

THlErEEH NEH DROWNED Ri TIRE CAP
SIZING OF a SCnooNgR.-U aHfux, ". S.,
Nay l0.-The schooner Codseeker. from
Halifax for harrington, capszcd last night
OIL The Sable. The captain and two men
were landed in dory nj Darlington. The
drowned.