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New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
TWEED coNFEssEs JUDGMENT.
HIS IMPORTANT LETTER To HIS ooUNsEL-TiE AT
TORNHY GENERALS ASSURANCES To HIM

HIS IMPORTANT LETTER To HIS OOtNsEL-lhh Al
TORNEY GENERALS ASSURANCES TO HIM
As stated above, Tweed yesterday wrote an
important letter 10 his counsel learning that bis oer
Of turning states evidence had been rejected The letter
directs that confession Judgment be entered In all tue
cases pending against him. and Is as follows
NBw.YoRK June 10, 1877.
JOHN u. TOWNSEND, esq. -, o.,
once enable confess Judgment III hI VI.
brought against by either city, county OF .s
dcfensos IN all these matters have been dseohe Dy ihc
10 the Attorney General personally III se'efM 20
views on his personal assurances 10 rie thh u
made such statement should released from confne
mrnt and ~ you know also Ia yoursei ana IL woaIa
be useless ntepose defense even han . ucSus
M do sol and thus give the city unnecessary anu further
expenses. losr oDeulcht ~ AM =, a. rr,yr
Tho evident object Of this Is bring ali the civil suits
IN eouclusion When Judgment obtained aud erecu-
tlon made, Tweed under the "Enety-Day act" can
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
RING STORIES RETOLD.

TWFED'S SECRET HISTORY REJECTED
HIS STATEMENT RETURNED TO HIM IN MUTILATED
Form WITH INExPILCABLR ASNoTATIONs- cox
YFssIoS OF JUDGMENT TO RE MADE IN ALL THE
PENDING CIVIL SUITS AGAINST HIM.
As announced yesterday morning Attorney-ien-
eral Fairchild returned the statement of evidence
made by John ID. Townsend on behalf of William NJ.
Tweed as insufficient, and Tweed's testimony
witness against the other members of the Ring is
rejected. On examination of the document last
night it discovered that many annotations
had been made of the list of cheeks sub
mitted, showing that the persons to whom
the checks had been given had been examined by
some one "a to the defense explanation possible
and probable in each case. Mr.. Tweed yesterday d-
rected his attorney 70 confess judgment in all the
pending civil suits against him. When judgment is
entered and execution made Tweed cannot be held
longer on the civil suits, and disposition will then
have TO be made of him the criminal indictments.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
OUTLAU.S IN PEhNSYLVANIA.
TWO TRAMrs KILLED N \ FIGHT.

PHILADELPHIA, June l3.-The Erening 1ele-
vaph this afternoon publishes the following special dis
patch from karyew. Peun.:
terrible tragedy enacted In the mountains near
here last nisGt. UuZ time tbs sqhaCS or tIaIns
through This region have Inadc the pnce resort. hcs
tcrday afternoon Of tncsc cCasts stopped
there. In the evening they were iOincd by quite num-
her OF others Some OF the party were vel silpph.d Il
with liquor The whole gang udu 0ed pretty freely, the
carcusl being Kept up till late hour. About midIigh
two OF the tramps became engaged In an albtcatioI
Tie quarrel terminated In general np h. nearly all par
tcipatng. Two Of them, known as Tho StrGnser'
and Bill Carr, were 50 severely rtahheG that they
died shortly after the end OF tie fight The rc*; Of the
party scattered in dir c and as no cieW has
been discovered OF Their whereabouts, II Is thought they
managed ESCAPE. One Uf the tranJS told Old
hero the story of the tragedy, but he no; de
taiued. The affair Il being investigated. Tlis e the
second TRAGEDY Of the KIND that Eas occurred N tH-
vicinity, aHd naturally enough some alarm las been oe
casOned among tie lew people lvIng about here.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
DEFEAT OF A BAND OF coMANcHEs

CHICAGO, H., June 13.-Captaiu Lee, of the
I0;h Cavalry has forwarded to Gen Sheridan from Fort
Griffin, Texas all account OF his engagement with a
band Of CInoanche Indians near Lake Qucnado. The
skrInish occurred the 4th Of MAY. -Four Indians
were killed aud six squaws ana 80 head OF mule. and
horses captured and - lodges with large supply
Of powder. lead dried meats &C. were DESTROYED first
SeIseaut Charles Butler was KILLED
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
EnrCArfnN OF InIOTs.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, June i3.-Ihe superfn-
teDdcuts oloers aud teachers Of American institutions
for dlots feebe-mndod persons, assopbled IN con
veDtion to-day the ONO Institution tor IHbeccs Dr
segui1e New-York prestded. h presentatiycs are
present all parts Of the United States and Canada
Papers read and discussed various subjects
nectd with the education vi inDeclies The relative
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
sERyIA TO BE KEPT ~ CHECE.

LONDON. Wednesday, jane )3 1877.
The TimeSs Vienna correspondent teleTaphs: {:
"Just at the moment when Prince Milen has re-
ceiyed permission t0 60 to floieSti, informa-
ton comes that Russia has intimated far
more positively than ever before that 1t
is her will that serya should keep aloof from the
present war which cannot hut lead to the supposi-
ton that what finally induced the Gar to accept the
visit may be the wish 10 remove any doubts OF Set
via about what was expected of her.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
prssn.TIRKlsH WAR NOTES.

CONsrAsTINoPLE Wednesday, June l3 1877.
A vessel which was about 10 discharge
cargo OF $50 barrels of guupOwder at Crete ha7 Doen
captured by Turkish war vessels
Two % The captains Of tle Russian torpedoIbcais re-
cents -lnk at the suna mouth Of tue Danubeone an
Ebglsnman and the other au American-have been
placed on Turkish vessel OF Ismailia, and are eK
pocted to-day at CoustaniiBOple.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
NAVAL CADET EXAMINATIONS.
Toll AND PLEASURE AGREEABLY INTRRAiIsGLE

Toll AND PLEASURE A6iftABL0 INIHKAIkGLED.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO TIE gRIBUSg.l
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, June 13.-The Board of
Visitors resumed their examination at o'clock this
mornme Arrangements were made to visit the various
departments to-day, and at il excursion the
steamer PLox took place The party visited Chesapeake
Bay Severn River, Round Bay, ald the waters adjacent
10 Annapolis About o'clock the excursOns.s returned
and examinations were resumed The Board OF Visitors
are accompanied by the mcuhcrs of their families. and
one OF the spacious buildings Of the academy
apart for their accommodation. The Naval Academy
band supplies tine music every evening
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
STATE sUYDAYsCHooL TEACHERS.

BUFFALO. n. Y, June 13.-At the Sunday
school Teachers Association to-day the following were
elected officers OF the Convention:
Presideut-Major II. g. Corwin. Brooklyn.
e-PresdcnIs-i he Rev. stephen H. Tyng, tr, d. d.,
New-YOra ii. B Silhmfn C9h0cs tne Hon o. j. liar-
mon, OswegO; &. :. Guthrie. Buffalo: +. Ocnnpaugh
Rochester; the Rev. T. T. ChiveTs. Buffalo
secretaries-JOhn X. Morris. Brooklyn; Aaron r.
Cawes. Ithaca; Mir Brooks. Buffalo, Charles W. Murray,
jr, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
CANADIAN PKEsBYTERIANs.

HALIFAX, June 13.-I'he General Assembly
a the Presbyterian Church Of Canadai met nj ST.
Matthews Church this evening The Rev. Dr. Iapp OF
Toronto the retiring Moderator. preached sermon on
the peculiar obligations and responsibilities OF The
Church The Rev. Hugh Mcleod, y. D., OF sydney, c. b.
was elected Moderator, aud columitee appointed
TO arrange the order ~ business.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
RUMoRs AND INCIDENTS.
THE ARMY OF THE DANUBE.

A GpRMAN SHOT BY THE RUSSIANs-TBE RoUaA-
MAN ARMY IN HARMONY WITH THE RUSSIAN
FORCES. ~
LONDON Thursday. June IA. 1877.
The TmoSs dispatch from Berlin says: "A gen.
tleTnan calling himself Baron Krant, Hesslan no.
beman was arrested few DAYS ago at Plojesti by
the Russians aud il is stated that after short trial
The prisoner was shct."
The TirqfSs Paris correspondent says according 10
news from PloeSti Prince Charles has offered the CO.
operation Of the Roumanian army On conditions
which seem in principle acceptable to the Russian
staff
BERLIN Wednesday, June i3 1877.
The National Zittng says it has received private
intelligence that the Russians intend to cross the
Danube on June %.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
A NEW RUSSIAN LOAN ORDERED.

81 PFTgHsByRC. Wednesday. Dune 10, 1877.
An Imperial decree dated Ploesti. June T. H. pro-
mulgatcd to-day. empOW cring the Finance Minister
70 issue a foreign per cent loan of $75,O0O,OO0 III
bonds Of 500 each. payable to bearer, aud redeem
able uv annual drawings at the rate of per cent OF
Tie nominal capital for which a special fund will be
Drovidpd
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

number OF patients in institutions OF the States
seAted follows: Ohio. 430 Pcnnsvlvania. 24n ;
Eew-York. 210: Massachusetts, 1872; Iowa. 20; Con
Hectcut 81; Ontario, 14O Tn" States having nstitn-
lions not represenied Kentucky, 99 Illinois 100
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

WADE HAMPTON 10 VISIT AUBURN
AUBURN, June 13.-1he 25th anniversary on
tho sllcds GuaId VI Auburn WlI DC held on tb1 IOlh
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

inst Cen Shields Gov. wade Hampton FraD's ker-
nHn and other dist inguished persons Will he present.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

GThc town Of Fairview, whore Tie murders by trsDps
committed Is in York County; Beaver Valley, the
LOCALITY OF the deIredaons and murder 10y masked
rs a post town OF Columbia COunty.I
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-12

To ali who are suffering from the errors and
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esriy decay, loss % manhood, enh, will
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ov missionary in South America. Send q
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DIVORCES

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MANHOOD RESTORED.

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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE..

'To Jerry B. Gran,me, Taylor Warehouse and
whom it may concern:
N|OU and each OF you are hereby
notified that 1, the undersigned, have,
pursuant to an Act of Congress, appr we'd May
10th, 1870, commonly known as the United
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Silver Monarch Lode. situated in Contra!
Mining District, Humboldt unity, State OF
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assessment year ending December 3lst, 1876.
and you and each Of you are hereby further
notified that If you do not Contribute your
proportion with necessary cost OF advertise
ment, to meet such expenditure within
ninety days from the date of
the first publication of this notice. the
respective interest of you aud e1ch of you i'll
default will pass to the undersigned, your co
owner of said Lode.
u Il. KING.
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FITS EPILEPSY
OR
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-11-27

Girls in Georgia wear hats made OF
natural leaves aud flowers,
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P o & TICA L.
LET ME GET A START.

A little black-eved girl once laid
Her book ppon my knee;
And with q troubled look essayed
10 learn her A. b. C.
And all in vain-she did not call
A letter right-uot once;
At length harshly set her down,
And called her little Ounce"
Sad tears soon filled her merry eyes.
1t pa'ned her little heart:
''Annt Fannie. do just wait" she cries,
Till l can get start
And soon the dear girl got a start
Each letter lentued to tell.
And ere three months had passed away
Could learn lesson well. .-s
Now when you find some duller mind
Discourage sick at heart,
l say be patieut-chide them not,
Rut helm them get n start"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-11-27

Each package contains Dr. SEnford's Improved Inia
ing Tu and IU directions for use in NIL eases fFiCa
$lln Tor sale T Il Wholesale and Retail DTugg stS
and Denlcs trouGo the United states and CanadGs
WEEKS 4 POTTER. General Agents anu WEo!esalS
D-l,pu Boston, M.SS,
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Spirit Of Jcffrrson,
Charlestown, Jefferson County, neAt Va.
TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 81. 1871.
PEN, INK AND SCISSORS.

There are 175 lawyers in the House of
Representatives.
- The Graphic says that Keeley has
named his first motor The Tramp" because
it won't work
A good life hath but q few days, but
good name eudureth forever. Have regard
to thy name.
- To what port is man sailing when he
is like All inportunate lover! When he Is
bound to Havrc.
- The Brooklyn Eagle thinks it better to
have less .pOmp at welding ceremonies aud
more pork aud potatoes afterwards.
~ Why is q young lady just from board
ing-school like building Committee? Be-
cause she is ready to receive proposals.
- Mr. f. p. g. Lewis, formerly of Clarke
county, Va, has been elected to the New
Jersey Legislature IRON the city of llobokcn.
lit ran as an independent democrat.
- Col. W Fl. Sims elected Lieuten-
ant Governor of Mississippi at the recent
election by one hundred thousand majority,
but by the same majority an amendment to
the constitution was adopted abolishiug the
Office of Lieutenant Governor.
- Recent developments indicate very
turbulent state of feeling among the conVicts
at the pcnitentIary of this State. During
recent short leave of absence granted to Su>
perintendent Bridges, noted several in>
stinces Of resistance to the rules, and i'll one
clse the refractory spirit reached the point
of open robe Hon, one of the negro convicts
stnbbiny a guard III the arm and afterwards
deiying the officers, until he was subdued
by severe punishment. Since then the ex-
istence OF plot to secure a general rising,
for the purpose of overpOwerlug the officers
and securing general jail delivery, has been
discovered, and but for misunderstanding
among those engaged in 1t, it would proha>
bly, have been attempted. The arrangement
proposed was to seize the guards and officers
within the enclosure, including the Superin-
tendent aud Kill the latter at tie gate, un-
less prompt exit was allowed and the signal
for the revolt to be given by the throw
ing of stone against of the buildings
when the cOUvicts were drawn up into line,
at OF near one of the meal hours. The Stone
was thrown but the plan either not sutfi
cienly matured or the cnnvicts lacked the
resolution to attempt the project and the dan-
ger was avcTtcd for the time being.
WhcciiHy Standard.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-11-27

WEST VIRGINIA EPISCOPAL CONyEN-
TIoN.-Rcc,or Cobb. of Charleston. publishes
the following in the Charleston Courier con-
corning half fare rate to the Episcopal prims-
ry Convention of the new diocese Of West
Virginia, to be held at Charleston, Dccem-
Der 5, 1871.
Delegates who pass over any portion Of the
Baltimore and ONO Railroad, and pay full
fare will be returned free upon presenting
the compauys return ticket cOunterslgned by
the Secretary Of the Convention, which re-
turn tickets will be furnished III Charleston
Delegates aud visitors who pay tell iare to
Charleston, from any point on the Chesapeake
aud ONO railroad, viii be returned tree upon
presenting the Secretary's certificate of at
tendance aud also conductors return check,
which they must obtain before leaving the
cars ut Charleston
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-11-27

IlARPER's MAGAZINE for December fully
maintaius the leading position which this
periodical holds, both as to literary and
artistic excellence. Headers will first of all
turn to LongfeIlow's poem, ''Kcramos," beau
uuIly illustrated by Abbey and Fredericks
The Number opens with Miiron's flynn on
the Nativity" with seven effective iIu>tra>
tiuus 10y Frcdercks. Mrs Spch"rd contr'b-
ures a paper, beautifully illustrated, on
"Elizabethan and later English Furniture"
Mr.. William II. Rideing contributes paper
on the "Me;ropolitan Newspaper" which
will be universally popular. This Number
is especially rich in fiction. Miss Thacke-
ray begins new story, "Da Capo - and Ed
ward Everett Hale's story. Back to Back,
is concluded There are also six admirable
shor, stories. Besides the poems already
mentioned, there is one contributed by James
7 Fields, entitled "Moumnuth," aud one
"To a Friend who Slept Ill.," by Edgar
Fawcett. The editorial summaries are as
varied and entertaining usual.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-11-27

OIL ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND OnIo
ROAD Oil has been found on the farm of
w B. Brooks three and a-haif miles from
Charleston, W. Va. The oil-bearing rock
was reached at depth of about 100 feet,
and when the tools penetrated the upper
crust a vein of gas, oil and water burst forth.
There were no adequate preparations to re-
ceive this liquid wealth, which soon spread
around. rendering it necessary to e1tingush
the fire in the boiler. The present yield is
estimated at from 200 to $50 barrels per day
IRuMtinlton [ ". W Adcerttser.
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BALLOU'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE.-The
December number of Ballou's Magazine is
full Of beauty and Of interest. There is
such variety in this publication, that every
one wall fad something of interest in its
pa-es There is not single article that is
not readable while the illustrations are all
fresh and worthy of especial commendaton,
especially the one on the first page, aliuding
to Christmas and New Years greetings. The
poetry is Of a high order of merit; and the
humorous matter. by NJ. Quad, is laughsblc
and funny in the extreme. Published by
Thomes 4 Talbot % Hawley Street, Boston,
at only 81 80 per snnnm, postpaid and for
sale at all the news stations at Is cents
cory.
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DEMoREsT's ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY for
December is charming number-replete
with ali the specialties which indeed make it
a model parlor magazine Published by w.
Jennings Demorest, II East 14th st, New
York, at s3 per aEnun, With handsome
premiums.
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PERSONAL.

Personal.
NOAH WALKER Il CO.,
The Celebrated Clothiers Of Baltimore
Announce tho introduction of plan of ordering
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR BY
LETTER,
To which they call special attention. They viii
send on appIic1 tion their improved and accurate
HCLES FOR SELF MEASUREMENT
and full line of ssmples from their i'm mmensc stock
of Cloths, CassiIneres, Coatings, Shirtings, &c,
thus enabling parties in any part OF the country to
order their CLthing and Shirts direc: from them ,
with the certainty OF receiving garments of
The Icry Latest Style
and Most Perfect Fit
attaIuable Goods ordered will he sent by Express
the Southern Staucs thcy have for Forty
three Years ezcclled in all departments of their
busiuess whch is a pubsta ntial guars ntee tn
character of the GOOds they will send out. large
and we'll assorted stock "f
READY-MADE CLOTHING
always on hand. together with full lineo of
FURNISHING GOODS
including all the Iates, novelties in design, nd
IT POPGLAR I'RICES
When Goods cent per Express c. O. D.. there
uli be COLI cton charge amounts OF $ 20 and
Ru,cs for se!i uc"surc.ntoi, Samples OF
G oods Id Price List free application. The at
t-ntirn OF the rrA"e ID invited to our Whoesale
Department, ~cl. 10 aIways hcPt uP toihe highest
standard.
NOAH WALKER & co,
Manutacturers and Dealers in Mems and Boys
Clothing ard Furu ishIng Goods. either
ready made or made to order.
1G5 and l67 b4i,imorc Street,
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November IS 1876.
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INVALUABLE.

&icssrz. WEEKS PoTTYE. Wholesale Druggists. Bos-
ton. Mass eitLee have " some months felt II
duty that TO suffer ny humanity TO write you,
stating &C great bcnrnt that have derived from the
Of SAHFoED's RADICAL CCEE FoR CArARRu. For
than % have been nt ted with this very
troublesome complaint have tried all the remedies
that could naG, hut without material or permanent
benefit Last fall tn disease hal arrived At that state
system had bee iniamed. and the st0m'.ch so
dsoricrth d, that it WAS doubtful natter whether |
could go to tic PacTc coast or ii did 20 whether
should live II come back not. saw an advertise
this ncdi inc, and Rh ugh being very lnc:etl"
uo's mhout n"circs or nosruns OF any kind yet II!
tried this, and at orcc benC tcd
by it. The changes of climate" chronic sease Cfthe
liver. and my sEn-nvcr 1OlUay prrv'Tt my entire
rCstOfatlO hut the benefit derive from itS daily use
ia fmeGimGbls arti hoping = completely
cured, and at l. st arrive at respectable ola hEH
lfhs statement OF Ey case can he Of any service 20
those afflicted ave been aCd enable you to bTrg
ihis remedy into more general use especially on the
Pacific coast Cwhcre it is much rcedeu) my object In
writing This not" will be obtained. .
Very Irnly yours. Henry, EN,rSYi,," ELLIS; ELS; r.
hC:OEA y. u June, 1876. OF Wells = aTSo . 20.
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M EDI MA L.
9 A 4 r z J
TIE EYE, EAR, and THROAT
Successfully Treated with
SAHF0RD's RADICAL CURE.

CCCCEss is the test merit. tho treat
= OF Catarrhal Affections after many uiisera-
bic failures unduubted specific CuratiT, proper
ties in the remedy used. Docs sAsFoRD's Radical
CURE for CatHTTi possess such properties? The evil
dence in the shape unsolicited from the
most respectable people In stations OF life, must be
conclusive this point. Never, believe in the his
tory orpopular medicines has such vsluabl testimony
been offered freely Cnerei in iaY of remedy than
that IN the Possession or the OF - rohps
RADICAL CURE. Andvaa ,blG HsitiS, IL does not repre-
sent a thousrndh part Of the recommendations which
offered by friends friends III its favor. Poo
pla of wealth aud refinement in all TIVE country
daily admit its superiority over any method OF euro
known tho regular medical prof sson. but sEun tho
publicity incidental to a published statement. Hence
III" tcstno IRs in possession represent but small
part withhcd for the reason mentioned: The
following unsolicited testimonial from HESET WELLS,
ESQ, Wells, Fargo d Co.'s Express IS outspoken
Endorsement of which VIC are Justly proud.
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- Dogs are faithful They stick to bone
after everybody cleo has deserted it.