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Eotor KeeIy's New Machine.

HE GETS Up 1 CONTINUANCE TO CONTROL THE
TERRIBLE POwERvlS HIS HYsT ERIOrS VA
PUR.
The directors Of the keely Motor Com
pany met last evening to witness keely's
experiments with u new machine. In q
building on Twentieth street the four mo-
tors thus far constructed are kept. The new
machine makes quite different appearance
from the one with which heely's first en-
hibiions OF his alleged new power were
made. This machine weighs more than
twenty tons. 1t has cost 100000, having
been two Years in process OF erection, and
was twice reconstructed with other metal
because the first two choices OF the
inventor proved not strong enough TO
restrain the energy OF his yapor. The
machine is made Of wrought-iron and cast
steel. 1t consists OF spheres, basins, stand
ing tubes, and small reservoirs, with q
wilderness Of connecting rods, valves, and
tiny copper tubes. A globe OF cast-steel,
four feet in diameter on the outside, holds
only twelve gallons. The centre cavity is
in shell OF nine inches thickness. The
perpendicular tubes that reach from the
lloor TO ceiling at the other end OF the ma
chine have central chamber OF three inches
diameter, the surrounding metal being three
lncbcs thlcH; anu outside oI 1t, one aDoVe the
other, are huge wroughtiron rings shrunk
upon the pipe. The copper tubes appear to
be one-fourth and one-hali inch In diameter.
but the aperture in their centre is not
large enough to admit pin-head. The ma
chine Is now complete. Mr.. Keely is giving
exhibitions OF its force, registering pres.
sure to the square inch, and is testing its
strength before he applies the power to
la x,,,x E,..t L. -
pressure npon the gauge, which will regis
Ter pressure OF II 900 poundsto the square
inch. lie made nine tests, and with 5-2Qths
suspension Of the water-coiumn and 10
pounds air he produced 11,000 pounds
pressure to the incb, andhad 20 shut of. the
pressure because the gauge would not stand
more: The condensing apparatus into
which the YaDor is discharged Is cylinder
that holds three gallons OF water, and SO
strongly bolted and barred that it looks as
II made for the discharge OF twenty-inch
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Cuba.

AFFAIRS IN +CCBA-GESERAL J0vELLAR NOT
SUSTAINED IN HIS ACTION By THE SPANISH
GovERSHENT-IIE WILL PROBABLY RESIGN.
HAVANA VIA Key WEST, August TO-
Northumberland Louis Prcndergrast,
chief Of staff of the Spanish army. is here.
Taking his arrival in connection with that
Of MARTINEZ Campos, the rumored change
OF Administration OF the island is apparent
-ly we'll founded.
General Jovclar exposed the shameless
frauds committed by army purvevors and
imprisoning dciaulters, duplicating thereby
indirectly Captain General Valmezada and
others. The efforts of General Jovellar
were in vain, since the pcremptory orders
of Spain obliged him to release the default
ers and army swindlcrs. General Joyellars
honor. at most, obliges him to resign. Ii
he resigns it is supposed that Lieutenant
General Prendergrast will replace him tenn
porarily. Marquis Sterling, wel-known
Cuban lawyer, accused OF conspiracy, and
imprisoned for ten months, has been re-
leased. Affairs are very unsatisfactory
The insurgents are again reported IN the
Colon district
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MINERAL WATERS

A GENCY FOR THE SALE OF THE
N WATERS FROM THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS,
AND OTHER CELEBRATED WATERS FROM
OTHER SOURCES IN THIS COUNTRY AND IN
ECROPE-v1Z.:
WHITE SULPHUR. Grecnbricr county, W. Va:
ROCK BRIDGE ALUM, Rockbrdgc county, Va;
ALLEGIIANY. Montgomery county a;rH'|
HEALING, Bath county, Va; " .t.H ........ =
BIrFFALO. Lilhia Il and ~ Mecktnhlirg county.
Va; .... p
BLUE RIDGE, Bo,etourt couu ~, Va;
BLUE LICK. kentucky:
CONGRESS, Saratoga, y. Y;
HATIIORN. Saratoga, n. y:
GEYSER. Saratoga, y. Y:
CHAMPION SCOUTING SPRING, Saratoga, NY;
kATALYSINE, Gettysburg, Pa;
VICHY. VIcly, France; .t: q, .~# ."G"''
BITTER WATER. Friedrichshall, Germany: z, p.
BITTED WATER. Pullna, bohemia; '".| ":i
SELTZEE, SeItzer, Germany. "t $780,. ~ 81,
Salts from the following Springs, for readily max
ing the water, eXteiuporancousy, very usefni 1or
travellers or invalids at inaccessible points, can be
G nj per mlaIl-yiz., Rockbridse Alum Water Mass
| from the Rockbridgc Alum Springs, 81 per vial
Seven Springs Iron and Alum Mass, Washington
| county. Va. 81 per vial: Bedford Alum and Iodine
Mass. Bedford county. Va, IL per VIAL
Descriptive pamphlets furnished gratis on apDli-
PURCELL, LADD / CO., Druggists,
1916 Main street, and No. Governor street,
~ 12-2m . ..-.. -..r..,..-. hichmohd.
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A Negro TfanScd---kyn Law.

CCLPEPER. August 10, 1877.
Editors Di$patch: The negro man VIII
liam Thompson, committed to our Jail on
Tuesday last for an outrage near MitchelFs
station. was taken from the Jail between
and > O'Clock this morning by Il large COM
pany from that neighhorhood and hanged.
:" we'll organized and secret were the move
mcnts of the party that few in our town
knew OF their design. The iaiIor was
seized, his keys taken from him, and the
negro led out. all in periect Silence-not 4
sound or demonstration of any kind on the
streets. They led him through Coleman
street about one fourth OF n mile on the
Madison road to Il large poplar tree, near
The Confederate Cemetery, where he was
hqnGed-hiS feet scarce 4 foot from the
ground. His body still hangs, awaiting the
action OF the coroner. Crowds of both
white and colorcd citizens have visited the
spot this morning. There seems to be but
little excitement attending. All seem to
think he deserved it. L.
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THE WORLD YESTERDAY.
STANTON REJOICEs WITH BOOMING
OF GUNS ovERsTHE NOMINATION.
= t5s5<i OF HOLIDAY. .s.,t

AN OVATION To .CONKLINlf ON HIS RE-
TURN FROM ABRoAD-R EP UBL1CAN
0FFIcE-HoLDERs PROTEST AGAINST THE
CIyIL-sERvICE ORDER -A CLERGYMAN
FALLS DEAD AT A DEATH-BED-A ONE
HUNDRED -AND-TWENPY-THO AND
DOLLAR FIRE AT WACO, TEXAs-sH00T-
ING OF MARSHAL PURNELL IN TEXAS
DENTAL ASSOCIATION IN CHICAGO
MOVEMENTS OF CHIEF JOsEPH-COMM1s-
SION FOR EXTRADITIoN OF SITTING
BULL AND ENTHUSIASTICALLY KEY
THANKS PRESIDENT GARRETT FOR HIS
PROMPT ACTION DURING THE STRIKE
GENERAL JOvELL OF CUBA, UN-
EARTHs SHAMEFUL FRAUDS, BUT IS NOT
SUSTAINED BY sPAIN-RUssIAE DEFEAT
AT PLEvNA CONFIRMED, Etc, ETC. ',-
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EEGETIEE.

The following letter from Rev. G.. W. Mansfield,
formerly pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church,
HYDE Park and at present settled In Lowell, must
convince every one who reads his letter of the Won
Gerful curative qualitie, Of VEG ETINE us q tho
rough cleanser and purifier OF the blood:
HYDE PARK, MASS, February Is, 1876.
Mr.. II. X. SterensH 49,. ,.,, c,no,
through the depicting effects Of dyspepsia Nearly
year later I was attacked by typhoid ferer IN us
worst form. 1t settled in my back. and TOOK tne
form Of large deep-scatcd ab5cess. which was MI
teeu months In gathering. had two surgical opera
lions by The best skill In the State but received no
uerlnanent suffered great pain at lines and
was constantly weakened by prOfllsc discharge
also lost small pieces of bone at different times.
Matters ran on mus about seven years, Till May,
1874, when a friend recommended me 10 80 10
your ofce and talk with you Of the virtue OF VEGE-
TINE. did and by your kindness passed through
Your manufactory, noting the ingredients, &C., by
which your remedy is produced.
BY what saw-and heard gained some confidence
commenced taking it soon after, but felt worse
was beDefting me in other respects. Yet did not
see the results desired till had taken II faithfully
for little more tina year, when the difficulty in
the back was cured; and for nine months have en-
joyed the best Of health. "a.
| have In that time gained twenty-five pounds of
flesh, being heavier than ever before In nv life, and
was never more able To perform labor than now
During the past few weeks had scrofulous
swelling large my fist gather on another part OF
[ took VEGHTINE faithfully. and it removed II
level with The surface In month. | think should
have been cured Of my main trouble sooner II ha!
taken larger doses afler having become accustomed
to Its effects. 49, o., ,,,-
Let YOUR patrons troubled with scrofula or kidney
disease understand that 1t takes time to cure chronic
diseases and II they will patiently take VEG ETINE
II Will, in my Judgment, cure them. --'- s'
""' ' hi' 80 W. 49, G. VI. MANSFIELD,
Pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal church. .
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.EItE J
projeetile. Its design is to reduce the
yapon stbe force Of !, which has Just
been used, to water, for, USE oyer
and over again in the workings Of
the n,achire. The Times representative
had an opportunity to test the quality OF
the water introduced into the machine from
the hydrant and that In the condenser after
its power had been used. He drank
pretty good quantity from each cylinder and
found it cold and free from any foreign
taste, such MS would probably be caused by
explosive powders. He had a chance to
breathe the mysterious yapor while the
wonderful pressure was upon the tubes. 1t
was discharged into his hands, his eyes, and
his mouth. 1t was perfectly cold and dry.
Within month. when he has made all his
experiments with his now completed ma
chine, Mr.. keely will endeavor to show the
extent OF its power. In his concluding talk
with the IimeS'S representative Mr.. keely
said This is new substance; new force
altogether unknown to science. | don't
pretend to be the inventor: discovered 1t
by accident. could work this machine up
to ten-tbousand-horse-pow il the metal.
would hold. shall certainly work 1t upon
Observation-Disclosures engine soon.
The little machine you saw in the office, up
stairs {,t is only nine feet long, two feet
wide, and three feet high in its highest
party. is the most powerful machine ever
constructed. 1t was built for us by Mr.
Willard. Of Bordentown, who was drowned
a few days ago. 1t is quart machine
that is TO say, it uses only quart OF
water. With the condenser that nave
now nearly complete ! will make that
quart OF water produce thousand-horse-
power motion OF sufficient duration to
run a steamship across the ocean, One OF
the directors said: I've have been laughed
at and called cheats and impostors, but out
OF the original company who Joined. in
raising the S12D.00O already expended upon
this invention only.threc or four have With
drawn. We arc the original crowd, and we
don't think OF weakening. In month or
two now all Mr.. Keely's tests will be finish
cd, and we will show the world whether he
is the greatest inventor or the greatest hum
bug OF this age. Scientists, machinists, and
learned societies are invited to come and
make every test they can think of."-Phit-
qdeiphia Times, 9M
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'9,E9 ......' FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
I, 80. FRIDAY. August 10, 1877

Y
ADlerfcnn Gotd.-105 bid.
State observation-disclosures onsols, o. BID; Vir-
gnia deferred, * bid; Virginia ta1-recevable co.,
pons, 60a asked. e@
city Observation-Disclosures city s's, l liz asked
Richmond city 6's, IO1H asked; Lynchburg city
6s 90 bid; Norfolk city water s's, 100 bld Norfolk
city 8's, 90 bid. ,,f,5.t.aa,
RaiIrnnd B0nds.-vIrgiua and Tennessee Hail.
road third mortgage S's J. and j., SO asked; Rich
mond Petersburg Railroad first mortgage s,s, -; a.
road second mortgage rs ID. and N, loo asked
Richmond and Danville Railroad consolidated 6's,
NJ and NJ, Tx bid; Piedmont Railroad first mort
gage S's, A. and o., 81 bid. -
Raitroad Stosss.-Richnond and Dsnvillc Rail-
road. 100 par, asked.
Bank Stocks.-Planters National; 100 par, ITO
bid, IA asked: Union Bank Of Richmond 80 par,
~ asked; Merchants aud Planters Savings, 20 par
1sk It'd.
rine. 20 par. 39S bid, Al asked: Virginia Home,
100 par 99t bid, ITO asked; CITY, 100 par, go ask
ed Commercial Fire Insurance Company, 25 par.
Ii bid; Richmond Fire Association 25 par. l6.1bi
1S asked. ..... .1.
pa,Iy, 100 mar, 70 bid. '
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TIE W0RKINGxEN PREPARING FOR \
GRAND CONTENTION IN PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia, August 10.-At meeting OF
the English-speakng section OF the work
ingmen's party, held last night, statement
was made that a secret convention OF dele
gates from labor organizations throughout
the country would be held here on Satur-
day, and that the convention would repre-
sent thousands Of workingnen. 1t would
appear from remarks made at the meeting
last night that a committee has been at work
some time comforting with labor unions
throughout the country, receiving responses
from various sections, particularly the coal
regions. .
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New York.
THE CIvIL-SERVlCE ORDER FALLING TO TIL
REPUBLICAN OFFICE-HOLDERS.

THE CIvIL-SERvlCE ORDER FALLING TO THE
REPUBLICAN OFFICE-HOLDERS.
NEW YORK, August 9.-Considerabe dis
satisfaction has been expressed by nearly all
Republican ward associations in Brooklyn
regarding the civil-servicc order OF Presi-
dent Hayes, as the leaders OF these organi-
cations are nearly all office-bolders. 1t is
said that their withdrawal will have the
effect of breaking up the associations.
Leaders of the party in Kings county pro-
pose to hold q conference for the considera-
ton of the question, and it is probable that
d committee from each organization will be
appointed to visit Washington and hold a
personal interview with the President and
urge him to modify his order. .a
ARRIVAL OF SENATOR coNKLING---AN OVATION
.. GIVEN HIM. -.
The Neckar brought over Senator Conk-
ling. Three steamers with his friends on
board met him at quarantine; accompanying
him to the dock at Hoboken. Statutes were
fred from the accompanying steamboats, as
they came up the harbor, and by battery
stationed at the dock at Hoboken. At the
latter place large crowd OF friends were
present, and speeches OF welcome were
made; after which the Senator was escorted
to his rooms Mt the Fifth-Ayenue Hotel,
where he was serenaded tonight.
SEIZURE OF THE STEAMSHIP DENMARK.
NEW YORK, August 10.-The steamship
Denmark, which arrived to-day from Lon.
| don, has been seized by revenue authorities
| for frauds on the revenue. The seizure
was effected by instructions from Genera
Sharpe, surveyor Of the port. Officials viii
keep possession till she is bonded in
| United States courts. 'I..,,. .s4
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SAFE AND SURE.
Rr, II. u. StepenS d:

! T. IT. a. ISLtFtHe
In 1872 Your VRGRTINE was recommended to
me and, yielding to the persuasions Of friend.
consented TO try it, AT the time was suffering from
general debility and nervous prostratlon, superin-
uuccd by ovcrwork and irregular habits It's won.
dcrfu STRENGTHENING and curative properties seemed
TO affect my debilatcd system from the first DOSE
and under lis persistent use | rapidly recovered,
calming more than usual health and good feeling.
Since then have not hestated TO give NEGETIEE
NY most unqualified endorsement as being safe;
cure, and powerful agent In promoting health ana
restoring The wasted system to new life and energy
NEGETiNE is the only medicine use, and rs long
rs | live never expect to find better
Yours truly. W: RI; tLAhh>
l20 Monterey street, Allegheny, Penn.
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Union Theological Seminary .

HAArDES-SIDNEY, August 3, 1877.
Editors Dispatch: The exercises Of Union
Theological Seminary were opened yester-
day evening. The professors were all
present, except DR.. Dabney. who is con-
fined at his home in Amherst by sickness.
1t is hoped he will be able TO resume his
classes next week. There are about TWEEN
weight students in attendance. OF this
number six are new students. Others, both
old and new, are expected next week.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

ENWlaHt.
THE CIRCULAR OF LIVERPOOL COTTON
BROKERS. s..s.t. -t5'
LIVERPOOL. August 10.-The market con-
tinucs dull, with very limited business,
and quotations show further decline.
American is still limited in demand and
bein. very freely offered. Prices are re-
duccd tI3-16d. Tn Sea Islands business
has increased, but quotations are unchanged.
Futures were freely offered throughout the
week, and prices have gradually given way,
the latest transactions showing decline OF
a-32d. from last Thursdays closing prices.
Eastern War.
REPORT OF RUSSIAN DEFEAT AT PLEfSA CON
.,.- .4-. PlRMED. ...
CoSsTANT1NoPLE, August 10.-Contirua-
ton has been received OF rumors that the
Russians were defeated at Plcrna, as re-
ported in official circles here last night.
Fighting was reported rs still going on.
The Russians number $4,000, but the
strength Of the Turkish entrenched posi-
tons is considered to compensate for the
numerical inferiority.
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Ohio.

MEETING OF IRON AND srEEL-woRKERs' Asso-
r.. - CITATION.
COLUMBUS. August 10.-At n session OF
the Iron and SteeEW orkers' Association to-
day several committees submitted reports,
which were discussed and adopted.
The most important item OF business
transacted was change in the constitution
of.the Association admitting other branches
Of trade to membership. ........
Tt was decided to hold the next session
at Wheeling on the first Tuesday in August
next, General. Thomas, president OF the
Columbus Rolling-Nlill Company, entertain
ed the delegates at his residence tonight.
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isa svstsb ssS.
p E II Q VA L $50.
COURTNEY Z POWELL

COURTNEY & POWELL. gpI.E..af.
will remove to their new store, between Fourta and
Fifth streets on the first of September; therefore
offer the following goods at less than cost rather than
move them . ...gf @t.f..f
Best PACIFIC LAWNS, 8 and 10c.;
FRENCH ORGANIZES, 25 and SOC. worth bOc.;
FIGURED LINEN LAWNS, 1Sc. worth 25c.;
LACE-STRIPED PIQUEs, 12!z and zoe. worth 30
and 40c.;
BLACK and CoLoRED GRENADINES csc.
quality for 20c.. soc. quality for 37kc., 65c.
quality for 45c., 75c quality for Soc, 81 quality
for 75c.. 81 81 quality for $I.19Hs1 rs quality
for 1925; u H5H h..G
Ladies' and Chdren's BLACK LACE MITS, 25c.
n pair; ., ~
LADIES' and Gentlemen's GAUZE UNDERWEAR,
THREAD GLOVES and PARAS0f.S at cost;
Large stock of BLACK GRAPE REMNANTS one
yard length, 75c.. ST. S1.25, and $3.50, worth
double the money; f.. -...-... .s,ls ....t.
Our stock Of LAUNDRIED SHIRTS we offer at
$125 have never been sold for less than s1.6O.
SIS BROAD STREET,
nm o-ow between Eighth and Ninth streets.
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by Telegraph.
rrnInr HknDK

NEW YORK. August 10.-Gold opened ut IOos.
N0on-S Stocks lower during morning, DuI to@a os
noon became strong and advanced MONEY, : PEI
cent. Colo, lo5H. Exchange-Long, $500; SNORT
4s7. state bouds quiet. GoVernnents steaHf1
Ecening.-Mnney easy at q: per ce.tt
WI nh and lower. Gold dull at l0os. Governments
stpldy St.tes dHll. ."" . IVY
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Illinois.
DENTAL ASSOCIATION AT CHICAGO

-. DENTAL ASSOCIATION AT CHICAGO
CHICAGO, August 10.-In the Dental AS
ISOLATION the following officers were elected !:
President, FL Rehawinkle, Of Ohio;
Weep Presidents, u. D. Shepherd, OF Boston.
and, CT. Barker, OF Phlladeip hia;, Core
spending Secretary, NJ. A. Webb, Of Phila-
delphia;, Recording Secretary, M S.HDeaH,
OF Chicag6; Treasurer, W. Ii. Goddard, .oi
Louisville. Niagara was selected as the
Mace OF next meeting.
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GenrUfR.
IN :I/DIFU3E.l GCDfHfH. = = 3 Z. :
DEATH OF XcIERdYMAN WHILE AT THE DEsrE|
BED OF A PARIsHIONER.

AUGUSTA, August 10.-Rev. W. II. Clark,
rector OF st. Paul's Episcopal church, In
this city, died suddenly. this morning Of
PARALYSIS while at the bedside of parish
Toner who had Just died. Mr.. Clark was a
native OF Cheshire, Conn.,, and came to Au-
gusta in 1861. He was universally beloved.
ATLANTA, GA, August 1O.-The Conven-
ton agreed upon the establishment OF a
uniform system OF public schools OF instruc-
ton in the elementary branches.
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Interesting Items from the National
Capital. o.

Interesting kfems from the Nasaohhi
Capital. g.
THANKS TO PRESIDENT GARRETT MITE D
STATES TROOPS IN TEXAS-TfIE SHOOTING OF
MARSHAL PURNELL-COMMISSION FOR EX-
TRADITION OF SITTING BULL AND BRAVES.
WASHINGTON, August 10.-Secretary Key
thanks President Garrett OF the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, for his energy, prompt
ness, and activity against the strike.
--latest reports from the Rio Grande bo1-
der are to the effect that the United States
troops were used very vigorously to pre-
vent hostile incursions by Lerdoites from
Texas INTO Mexico. General Ord is also
making efforts to arrange the border trou-
bles by securing eXtraditiOn OF the Lipan In
dams. Negotiations looking to this end are
now in progress, with good prospects OF
success.
President Hayes has promised to consider
the application OF Germans who desire rep
resentation OF the fatherland on the police.
On dit, that important papers bearing
against Mckee, OF the st. Louis Gl0be-Dem-
ocraf, in civil suit connected with the whis-
key frauds, are not on file in the Attorney
Generals office. Pardon-Clerk Gray, who
had them in custody, thinks they were sto-
len. ...s..
A dispatch from DR.. Warren, OF Austin.
to Collector Brewster, OF Texas, confirms
the shooting OF Marshah Purnell. Warren
thinks the wounds fatal
+ Assistant Secretary Mccormick will call
in another SI0.000.000 of bonds in a few
days on account OF the four per cent. Syndi-
cate. ... ~ '...
The following has been received here :
1uStin, TEXAS, August 10.-Hon. Charles
Dere,as: Thomas f. Purnell, United States
marshal OF our district, was met and after
wards fired upon by Britton. He is badly
wounded, but will recover. No blame Mt.
tachcs to Purnell. Excitement great, but
subSiding. ..-.s
[Si@ncd] y. y. EVANS,
United States Attorney.
A two-hours' Cabinet meeting determined
to appoint commission OF three to act with
a similar commission from Canada to ar
range for the eXtradition of Sitting Bull
and his braves. One member OF the COM
mission,is to be selected by the Secretary OF
War, one by Secretary SchurZ, and the
third by the President after conference with
the heads OF the War and Interior Depart
ments.
Alabama ofice.seekers are still on the
ragged edge. 1t is suggested that they fol-
low the Texas custom, and shoot incum-
bentS. ......n -.- a....- -. -.
The President has appointed james II.
Logan postmaster at Griffin, Ga.
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OUR MINISTRIES WIFE.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, February is, 1877.

LOUISVILLE, ny, February ID, 1871
Mr.. H. II. StercnS: -.
Dear Sir-Ihrec wears ago was suffering terribly
with inla,nInatory rheumatism. Our minister's wife
advised me 10 take FEGETISE. After taking one
bottle was entirely relieved. This year, feeling
return OF the disease. again commenced taking H.
and am being benefited greatly 1t also 81 eatly I'M
proves my digestion. Respectfully,
MRS. 4. BALLARD,
10ll west Jefferson street.