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CAPT. DItACKETT.
Probable Failure Of tho silk 6muEElers'
Conspiracy Against Hin.
Epscfai {NspateA 10 TAs 1ftouna.

Probable Failure Of the SILK 6muGElers'
Conspiracy Against Hin.
Special nspaseA 10 7as 1rtounA
Nxw Yonx, July 11.-All proceedings, 30 far ~
The contemplated removal Of Capt. .ursekctt IL con-
ee,nsd. havs been postponed BY telegraphle order
fsom Secretary Sherman To Ass!ssant-s t-seeretaFY
Mccormick, until the fotmsr'a return to Washing.
ton. Mat. Weeks lid not rscelye biz assignment
to-day, II psou,!s4d. Tha TlHss says Tho pressure
fur Capt. naackatts removal was very atsong.
Several prominent steamship and pactot vessel-
owners, whose smuKgled clothing tho Captain se'
Gently sclzed, lave spent much tine Of
laso In Washington, It Is said SOLE
ly on the buslncss mentioned. These
have been reinforced by certain merchants who
savu reason 10 suspect that thsY will not eome out
entirely unt4ru!shed fsun she !nvestisatiun into
tho Saliona! Lne a!lk.smuxaltng frauds nov to
con1uctsd with Tho uoecher'Tiiion scandal !t
isr. 4 ceftain subordinate Of shs specla! Agency
l,ureAa IN this city, who u = peFt9ns1
tntmy Of Capt l3Iackctt, has bus!sd hnt+
| s@a.opctstion @ u merchants IND other; toward
e1ecttng his snpe!iors feniovalt fuEntthlnf ehcln
iufoEnas.un calculated fo asou!e thafs antaKunsn1
Assistant Secretary McCormick, being aestroua Of
Makiuga place for his friend, Mai. Weeks, mot
tnt.e gentry .aoss tlaa hasf w & Tas!ae ,',a, A.
| wAs Issued transferring lhe Captain 10 4 sln1pia
9nspec4orshIP III Tho cuatom. l!ousc, and 4ppolnt.
| tng Mr.. Weeks to ! SPECIAL Agency, the intention
| befnx III assIxn h!m 10 the charge Of ths eecon.
DIsison to.uay, but thu discovery of tho s1ls
frauds 'ntcr.ened. and the newspape., made :rst s
probability npw y that ths little game has besf
| blocked.
, 1877-07-12
MRS. GAINES.


An fntervtew with me s'et"f''o' ''''''
Stn or'<an' t'r'r4a+. 1Hra. III,
s;naas.. sna n"' Something .ot
sseis which sppssrca i. onr ei,y paper. referring
10 tho ansf result Of your sntr'
ASH" answered Mr.. tla'nes, ~ can only say
TINT on reading tho sttcis referred !" va @ mach
lonttcI UPON M counsel, MI Mills ~. ny savior.
sae esrrst.ton s..i ~ ha,t fal,sn iro 9,t1 ny
sn 70 's ss sca ai @
Displayed by him II the ling md tctons trial If
m, eases boiora Judge Billings. II snch remark
i,scn % ,nors applicable t. the Judge whp
tec!lcd ny ra.vs; for 10 him do owe
ns III rsef ~ ss5t q sve nse au II.
to cluse, may say, long and arl.fnueht llttra.
lion. For forty .fonr years have bscn struggling
trai. which a,ted for wseks, patiently lltcnod 10
lung and lo{1uus ntgnmeMt4, giving 10 MY opF1'
nent. Counsel e,cry atsade withIn ~ Pswe;, 20
II aeclds r pstles! sesGIa WI, The Judges Of
porter. III ynr tefer 10 The past and thhk q sho
%s 81 ,os hnE a. It ss ~
'sit" answered Airs. t:sLnon. nfo1 tnJsslf,
T. nsvs done 70!
inv upon my Heavenly Father for nd .nd counsel.
ani Laoye mp by thai nebe .eatin,."t ., e ny ats
lafuEHfcM h1HHnfltl (aG[. tAlHCH3 luz FAtH
,uty IL ever the pnth u hn,oe, tafcty. and KneY.
waa deprived ot my nsrt husband, = nan OF
| great ability md uossl woEl1,. William NAl!scn
| Whitney, son Of the. Late Gen. Jo*hua
whitney, Of lilnghamton, ". !, lie waa pcrse-
culcd and thsnwn into ttson tor dsrtng to state IN
Ills petition before the lrobate EouH of Louisiana
thai was The herr OF M fathcr, And finally hte
life waa taken and left, ~ II we're; alone, ana
tlcn my own life attempted an sescrai occ"Fsons.
With III these terrible trials. h1ve TINS been en-
abled 10 bsar Up acan;t every sestan, s1t!, IT. nom.
| cato nut only mr. own hut the good natne q
tlosc who brought ms Into existence. ot
n,y conn.cl tacto were many, eomo ol
whom must make msnlton OF, WHO
cue 10 my aid In the darkest hour Of ny strugsle'
| ten. Walter Jnncs, u Warrington; Francis kef.
author Vt tho sssr Spang!th ljannet;' Judge Johl
4. Campbell, Of this city; RcscrdJ johnson John
Il. Ur1mcs-a!l deceased. 'ayq tw9; Judge aohn -! 4.
bnf 1,ot the lcast tho distinguished jaEss. Judge
jeremiah y. Black. oi lenns!isania.. To the lls.
tng tender MI grateful thanks, Justly DUG !hen
now In my rctofy, through wl'osc ai1 and ability
/ have HeeH cnhHlEn ~ overcome iHy Vppkchr4Io' -
, 1877-07-12
CUSTER.


An Indian Description Of the Generals Last
iiAtste. .
fnyrsApond<ne~ Nns Yorf Tribune.
ForT ElIis, MontAu1, June e3.-One OF Gcr- 4
1fllcs' scoutA, III sx.soldicr nameI Howard. who
married niece Of Sitting DuiL In whoao cau,p h
lived some time, reached tho Tongue luscs canton.
ment on tho 17tf.. 1lowafl talked with tie In"
dlans tsxardn9 he cas.es n'aassess :na 10 sSa
with thcnl taIkea u him a. ono OF themseiSeA
They atsts TINT many Of Clusters men ware Killed
bJ mous!ed Indians who ray over them ana k.sea
xtsst iisaasantsae; ~ a.! killed xtssi many
III I..ssd e;'s oniy thirty minute: iii iolS, sndIns
VII s;th H. .na &c booe I'd
gotten OIL some distance. and could have escaped;
Gul, unfortunately, Custer eha%sea hts mind.
fu.hcd upon the indians with rvsolIer., shaotlnx
duwn tho aatonished ssvaEea right and loft Cuatcf
kta ,e htnse xhsa II. p's smRtsa ml' sran ana
bat., Wa snot - hts victim fell e IL: ground.
fa: 81 aty ;5os Ss
ere -ths ides Of atne desperate hnai act receiving
.hs g gG'ssn M th.t
his command aanihIlated md teAtlnk 70 face ttio
Consequences, seasutnF 10 live when bio soldiers
!ay dead about lin. bad deliberately ra'hea 70 eef'
III oody was mt recognized It hrss. Tho indians
thinking him I scout: but, hflnH toon Aoent'uea.
ali llat remained Ut tho tamoua General was prop.
red up against tho cospses of two .oldiess and 20
poor Tom Cuscrs heart was mt cut ont, ~ pre-.
viously reported. but he was barhatonslT kt'ied
i,ofsr, ahot and ktlsd. his body stripped, an!i
thrown tato tas river. It must be stsrxis dssia
which IL thua deaeribo ~ She lntians tell OF ths
tuckskin cost strapped 10 h!. spddle, and Z !.
known be W. 20 eqapped Thsy .so frlats ia. th.! a.
rendered, wsrs turnud laoao and sl!tsad 'to -.
= .her pseas and ts!i hsa =, dS ~ Il.
% ns.t daJ, probably crazy from fright, sttsmptea !.
return. when thsJ encounssesd some Indian. , wht
Inward Eecaxntzrd msuy Custer teophiss IN tha
camp. among them Cooks saddle and ACQUIRE
| mrnfh
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Every drnp Of the sArsaparittian csorent contn1nL
yIsef et IT, a i n'stsTsi n.ep1rSis
Ecr,fills. Syphilis consumption, 1And9af Dtteaae
Ulct1s Ii the rnroai, s!"nih LntHo. Hodes 10 Ine
is1, IL ksts I'd s wpis ss dof,S 1. e
tlnR Worm sslt isheH1 EI{s!ps!as A,ms. Mis;G ~,
liz spthise range ii th!s wonder or modern chcm.rY
ant ie aaYs will Ir1ya any peEaun MHux u fgE
cur Of forms Of dlaeasn IL potent power 10 euro
them. .~.,,.s
and deeo!npaiton TINT srs soHtinGa.iy
Win ne material made frorn healthy blu0d-a9d thls
the sars4parAn Will md dues secSre.a ctn = est
q nd u dn!n;h:nE nsr shs 91 ,S1 q,
nai;euf viii feel himself atronker tho food dtTtkttHE
esicr. appetite Improving. s0d ae"h aaa Weight IL
Nos only tho earsapaEilisn nes9lvent e5csl -
Yrnrel agents IN tho ctru Vt EhEpn!c. srfof11l00s
Constu1nal and sxlo dlseasea b9t IL tho only pus'
itttH cuts
, 1877-07-12
The HEBREWS.

PH1IApkLsl11A, July lt--Ths morning session
Of III Couneii Of the Union lIehfsw Congregations
va. taken up with the rssdtpE and discussion Of
ths rrposss Of committees. Tbs Cummttlee sp-
peioted W consider tho snx1estIenx In President
Loths message sepurset recommc ntknx their
adoption, except ona 10 encourage tAs e1c1anxa Of
puip!ts suons fsbbis. which tlei did not dsem sI-
vttablS. They also Recommended circuit preach
Ing, - &pEx4sted 10 ths report
, 1877-07-12
IOWA INFLATlONlSTS

llng. 1oney Men In Convention ht De4 Moinc4
-No,ninntlon of = HtAta Tirkat-Veclforous
Cheering. ......... ,
prs Mo,sEs, Ia., Jnly 1.-the 0reenback ststs
Convention met here to-day with about lou dele
yates in attandance. G. V. Gates, Of 1asrer coan-
", wns made temporary Chairman; secfstafiss.
,,ttc c. We}ch End W. G. Nobb This following
r,,cu,cu vcrs chosen ~ COMMITTEES on Platform:
au,cl Camphcll Of Jefferson; D. ]. epanElcr. OF
uchanau; A. butcher, Of Floyd: y. s. Mann, Of
.nna; Georce W. Uanncs, Of Mahaska; William
I,uncitnsu. OF Warrant. Ira bseicy. Of Union: 4.
NJ Megsa' Of M too so
neat Organization tho Convention Adjourned TO
Tic Convention IN tho afternoon session adopted
the following platform;
WnEuAAs, Throughout our tnttro country labor,
the creattr OF wealth, Ia either unempuJcd o. Do
ntcd IT. Just rowatd, and all productive ndnstfiea
WnEnkAs, TEcso results have been brought
about by clan Legislation and tho mtslnanasomsut
Wu1nE4s, After generations Of experiences va
4 re fufCed 10 ucElsva that othtnS further can be
h"ped for through 1he Gid political 9aftlcs; t"cso
i. Wt dsmand tlln unconditional repeal Of thr
abandonment of The present suicidal and dcatrno~
~ :. Wei We demani tas aboItto Ut National Hanks,
Government. rncalsablc Tor aii dues. public lad
private.
dullsr, making It loyal tsneE or tbs payment Of
Other uebtz, pua!ic aud private. .-,
4. We de..land The equitable sa1Atlon OF al prop
ettY without taTof uf privilege.
s w svmn!snd ~ svss{ ssess .n,,sto effort Tor tho
ssa 81 t epss # e... ss.oa
and tho enforcement ot sueA ~tso snd ptoErs IN e
l.easufnA shall secure equality Of Fixhts " III
legitimate intstastt, and tanpattai tastss 70 VI
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OUTRAGE OK AN AMERICAN vE8sEf-
Bosrsn.. Mass, July 11.-A letter from Capt
Tsyl"s, Of the whaling rthnoner Isis!nR Snn, sfates
tha, on the coth Of May he was cruising OF The
ssoul1 Keys Of Cubs on the lookout for whAles.
when atoui In tho forenoon school 1as sighted.
Capt. Taylor and bis chief mato Atkins killed Two
whales, and were pursuing others when he vas
iskcn prsoner and held ~ hoetngo until tho er.
rival OF the Spanish Runboat Tho mate wa he.
tincd dEs naye on hoard the etaleer wnen tne
correct. lIia dctentfon at this particular time. ID
the mlIht uf school Of whales, was ftticuh losa
to Capt. Taylor'a vcEtcl.
, 1877-07-12
0RlHl1AHY

NEW Yong, July 1.-THE l'ost has Information
OF this death Of rtof. 8. Tsany, of WilIisMs Col
legs, In Michigan, where hs was ytslung alstsf.
This will probably break up tho Williams Scientific
expedition, Of which he had char2s.
ikTMoIr, Mich, July II. Tho Hon. z. a.
Drash. ~ old and wealthy resident OF this sltf.
died suddenly 1t bis sun,turr Fes!dsneo 1t 0rosa
Point Lat evening, sye4 n yeats.
Nxw ipak, July ll.-l{sary Merritt English
art critic, died Yesterday Ia London.
, 1877-07-12
RELIGIOUS.

Stsciot Dispatch 10 TIL 7fibane-
ukxEvA LAKE, Wis.,. Jniy y11.-Temperanee uaf
at Camp Collie. There wsa large attendance.
Tho steamer Newbesr, carried 200 at hnss'fare.
Addresses we're made ly Airs. liolyoke Mrs. Mar
rhhll. btra. heal, Nal. Cole. the Key. ". il.
Daniels, Mrs. SteaFns. and Mrs. lie" olt,- fore.
noon and afternoon, A basket picnic took place At
noun IN the grove. with FREQ excus.ion Oh the
ttcam yacht Arrow, kindly furnished " 0eotgo
s,afuct: III returning. 'he etsamef Nswhesfy q, :
look At thai resort The Camp Collie Christian
Asstmbly will cou!.nuc until sunday night.
, 1877-07-12
LOVE LAUGHS,


6p.eta1 DtspatcA to Ia zs4ausA
Foxp hi Lac, Wis, July 11.-A sensaticn wa
occa.!ooed to-day b. the o1openent Of Ntss
Nesry with man aamed CuFrsn- The pAif ~o's
puf,ued by the girls paseuta, and scncontfe On
Main stsost between she parties WA . n9sel CAV.
bnt resulted iu nothing mors ihan wofas. Culsan
xnn tbs yunn9 woman 9efe afterwards married..
sad bid dsaaqco tu tile old folks.
, 1877-07-12

pcr crnt Of the cap'tsl .trrs Of f3on. ono *h'ra
has not lrcn p,4d In will h. es'led. md this II "
thought, will cover hlt liahifltc-.
Skw fonK, Iu1. Hid. t'1ask Wllaon q To-.
hardware comris4ion mrrchant* Hecknaa
street. have fu.nrndrl. Liabilities tl!F'. NFJ:
ST. lt,rlA, July II. -l'rtratr Ais1atche. frfHstt
the Eu-,,cn-ion Of un PIKE t.Hrky Hank A. Lonl4l;
ana, Mo.. o.dAy. II il *a,h that trpositos4 v,'i
he pad but there will b. 1itts lhft Tor the stoek
holdefh
, 1877-07-12

M,IwArEEK. July 1.-THE SFnfns' has teto.
erama from thirly points In Ntnncsota, lows, and
DakotA, which rcport grasshoppers In 1nrgo num-
bcrs firing with tho wind. In Minnesota,
ths 'hoppers are nyius north, only
few allghtlpg At tho points heard from.
In tho main tho 'bopncrs arc doing no daragc'
Farmers arc encouraged with tho crop prospects:
Cen,sos linn. rrpurt saJs II M more noppers ar
riyo va viii harvest a6Out half crop: ln 1'a'
kota abont 10 per cent Of tho wheat crop IL susu*
On the whols ths repoft Ia favorable.
, 1877-07-12

ssu.l1v we'll informed, .hat the Earl of I'eaeons.
fejd was ntou. to resign tho Premiership. AL
ihnneh .hl. report /. probably prcmat1te ~ n Mc
!. rom ~ lie state II rnhlr business will permit
him, his heath having h~en tot some time nast 10
N nntatisfaetn1y condition.
, 1877-07-12
Another Letter from Ms. G. krapt

M. R.pvAy-Ktnd Sit: take tho liberty tofad1css
you ae1iu health 4 greatly nEoyta " shs ;.rt r. q
xpno and liz fourth Il nearly Drupsy Kune, atAII
StH iiap4o7lox. and n,y w.x4t decreAsps yery tast
IL 1eea fdir'as has 4nas foE ~ ons
oaita aum6ef from ibis place S9pIs xtf, 4 Es.pse,
-. \, My. q. hhAfE'
Iaiy, sa1 vary bona ehs b. een !ht
7e.ns If srinR M4Ay 6otkltA df tho EAoyxpt by tho
aSuaaists al 11p AF6oS 10 PERSONS zlEtea with Inter
al tS1soTH W. hsss heard ot soms wonderful cuTes
S7scIol 81 H. Your respectfully, ull1,n.p,,cuc
Ann Astos. Mich, Aug. 49, 1878.
, 1877-07-12
REDUCTION OF WAGES.

bPFcll1 lR3BdzEx 70 2 77t"7R&
Nsw Yoax, July ll.-Tha Atlantic j Paelee
Tsle1raph Company announces hat, ln sas~ VI
tho aIxht bastness sutcIpAscd during Ja'y aud Al.
gust odicefs sad employees, tEou, the President
G9wu, will hays 6ve days pay taken from their
av~E for III pCEtxQ.
, 1877-07-12

Sp-riot Dtspatrh to 7Ae 7sdbAns.
ADRIAN, Mich, July l1.-AfteF weeks OF inter-
iting storm and sunshine glorious harvest weather
has act in which tho Granger population 10 smpF"s~
INK The wheat crop Ia nearly all ti!. anu mofe
hNn,uttful harTeat haa notes oscn known in this
country,
, 1877-07-12
LAKESIDE.

Te,Epo, July II. 1.-The Lakeside Sabbath School
Eno.mpment oprucd last night In grand taacf-
uacle meeting Superintendent woraen presiding,
with singing led l5 rrefs. Dishof and ffcsheyt vi
Wsshinxton ;ity, and addresses bJ Me'srt; cash.
And biacJioskcy, OF Nuw Jersey. The taas exalted
lasc-ide in natural advantages aboso chAufadlna,
ben Ctu. 6ht! tltean tiIuse.
, 1877-07-12
4 BONANZA IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Bosrox July U.-An enormous lods of copper,
lead. void, aAd silseE, twsnty feat In width and
extending fot miles, h. recently been at.e9!sfed
TEuax Eulro1d, 100 ullle4 Nc4t Of PuTtaod
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Deception won tho rrrc. nay Charlie frcond. Lay
Frank third 111ne, !::so 2::a3, .:3oA, IDA.
1}ASE-I3ALII.
cfSCtXNATt-HAnTF(FNt.

Re-slns D!tput.A 10 Tn Tfianne
Cfxcrxxsrt, o.. Juiy 11.-AhoHi =, GOO people
SAW the CincinnAtia defeated to.dny ~ the llaft.
forda. The game WIS weak ono al tho Dat, anu
VAS lost BIZ few easily errors Of the home c'nb,
The umpire WA incompetent. The ancat PLAYING
wss dime by Latktn, Cummings tlIson. lfhsttn-i.
and Fntty, Pike htso did sont brilliant wDlk At
second. Is well a. sou,c very bad.
fNn ACtIttK.
, 1877-07-12
OFFICERS QUARTERS BURNED.

St. LcUis. NO., july l1.-Adv1c&s from Css3p
supply. lndau Territory, say The o!neess quarters
ut thAt p<at wets burned few days ago Scarcely
suyth,uy VIA tayed, tAe etioeEs loslIK Ss&tly Ill
Mtn furniture aud personal &1set.
, 1877-07-12
GEORGIA CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

A7L4XTA, Ca. July 1I:-Tk9 t0R2ut0t101A1
Convention 1act U. day and ossanized- Charles J.
jenkins Max chosen F5esl4sLt. lhs President In
bis .dd.eAs said: ''1t IL Unnecessary 70 esatio1
JoQ &Vain4t DUNG AuythinS ahAt would infringe
upon tho rights u tbs negro tass," This sss ts'
etlya4 with appl4uAs.
, 1877-07-12
Crasshoppers Giving the Appre-
hensive Stateo No Real
Trouble.
Careful Reflex Of the Condition Of the
Corn Csop in the West,
Six Feel High and Still Growing In Kan
sas, Where Not Drowned.
More Backward in Iowa, and Not Prom
ising in Minnesota.


o.1rrr,p. Audobon Co., Jnfy lL-Corn waist |
high; weather VERY hos+ 90 10 0s degrees IN the
shadc. |
Ct~1xsAr,. Appanooss Co.. duly 11.-cofn a.
tac at ground ruined; not 'nose than one''n'ra OF
i crop.
CxnAa PA1ls, Dlackhawk Co.. July l1.-tosn
sinai, iof This lime nt year, hut doing well now;
average !hrrs feet hs9h: 1,,x,,-rc,n
,usl bex,ns 10 grow; from ,on 10 twenty inches
htsh. Oats heading out. spring "acs' III oo''''
ZOO condition; knee high: partly lak! ~. oat"'
prospect very good. Hopper noat g"ae. ..,,x.
" 1T sspE, Crawford Co.. July 11.--cosn eFo"'
srstsonals, Gedsr c.. laly l1:-cGrn % bisk. ,s
ward. but zf9xinE sef1 - sel, eec "''
sss fasf3;s. =; 's;s.
,.sns ,e.Is 'oa 1opp.1s 'ee "sSd,' nssr1; i. sons
Nxscnss1sit Delewsro Co, Juiy 1l.-Corn I'll
hat,ily average knce'high; quita uneTen' on to~
Dsxytt.s, pe. stotnes C.. !sl{ lk-cs:a tSpR
..!sa: oss 'sa sss sa ~ color evsa
III: s'ss T ,:ss sssa !asss.
high bsen psrssd twy az aa. tsS ssna 1es ea
Lorrs Cnkhk. uumhold! c3., .luiy ll.Sotn
growing vary fast; aysrARo height twenty lnehes.
Lo,.As, Harrison Co., Jnly 11.-Cosn u t9 good
growing eonditionl ftotn hve To eighteen 'nenes
Nooxs po,x.. Hamilton Co.. July l..cotn
generally IN good condition. hree times Ga;t!:aai'
inscocx, Garner Co.. July ll:-cosn very buck;
ward; about knee. high. Weather bot now ana
i,eSrus, Iowa Co., sn1y 11.-Corn In good con;
, 1877-07-12
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb Dseasea. 01avcl p!abcses, pfonsy
Ftuppaxu Of WsteF. 1ucoatinoncs Of Oflae !t1Kht
UstsSe. AhnmiuutiA. md In a oAAes Nhtre thrto III
Gfisk deposits q ths water thick. eioull
MA The white ef an Of threads tks
Whtt4 ak, Ur theru IL morbid lark 6il!oue snpfA.
kpcu aud while bo1euAt dsptsk Aht when thrIt u
nrtktnv UutntpT acnsAtUQ when p2talAg water. 41c
rs!n M Tho SMafI Of ths hack and AonX tho io!n&.
, 1877-07-12
Tumor Of Twolvo Years' Growth
Cured by Railways Reaolvont

Dx, NApvAv-1 .hase. had Ovarian Tuner N she
tI!sd t1st .aE -: ,:.ysn; .stS
an ln0uaA. would nv il: but hal % fA!th !a II! ts
cause hid suffered fuf tss, TeAr: to9k ~ e1tt.ss
6otiiea Jour AtsdI Ms'irt3 saa ssr not s,s *
hxrplrr thL1 3ur twelve ycars. The worst sl1ko*
wa In ths LETT side q Tbs boxrls. oEeT tho ETola
write tits . ioH tUr tue he1cht Q! ahffs, \ " can
publish ~ 4 yvu cIotto HANNAH I. khAFf'
, 1877-07-12
DR., RADWAY'S
REGULATING PILLS!

Perfectly tsetelea segsn.i. sostsa xl.h - s ct e1
ways Piila eoF thv cGEY Of aasosdess et ths sten.
ssG, Ltvei, Howell. kduey. M9ttisf. Nervous ~:
t}ee, p,speps!s: biou.ae.. bilious Ferret in5.n;;
nsInn pi tlg IoWei4 rilas, and al de!aaseUrItt" OF
ihs intsfusi visccra Wastantrt 70 tn"tt !.t!sss
eurc Purely ~ xgt 3bIe cAulAtnGg bctcRry LAIn'
efala- Dor dea*lx sI141e AFa4s. ,...x..,n
Il}sordeW pf the plse<ut psGans ,.u
Co1stiEel tub 1Axas1 1'ea, FullneM o. the Aloo1 IL
ne head As4'r e ths STOMACH Ran.ea nsaT!bsh.
foSs ErSptiunI slakiugs sa4 nuilSroEs r. ths r.!
fHlcaif breathing, flulteFlux 1t l!e Heart thtkla
an4 saiocatn1 ssaBatson v hen M IL tug lsstH!c !i
Sesx uf VlAlo1 EDlA Wets LsfuIr The hIsht, ksff
IA ba pain 70 The Head lrfsisae1 q rs1bs.sSS r ~ Ss.
chest Nd LlmtA apa sudden Fuahss Vt Heal euso'a@
dn tie ae4h- ,,, Ut. 49,. -. .,-.,sr,
fF1s III tbs atog nstued 0tao<dsfs pfais. ~ ee0e
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READ FALSE AND TRUE.
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, 1877-07-12

MINNESOTA.
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, 1877-07-12

FEVER. AND AouE cured fer "a m cent.: There;a M rot
Sr~ mi iii oth,r Maiarinus HlItouF scnrlet TYrhp.
Ycnw. Ind othrr Fever. 5aldrI by !tADMAi,a rltLsl
per bottle.
, 1877-07-12


luton won h taree straight heats singer hoy sce'
nnd. and Ferry l.. third; 1in'e' 8:2t4. 3:alh,
n.inats cls.s. shcse xe1s si4 sntrirs. WapelIo
ga,sf wo atst money ana L1s.n y 'tfonst'ns 1t ~:
iof Ill. for 500 pure, thses ent'ies: Nell.s
Gr1y wun, stons~4fi second. snd tse!ls a.aoas
,a1ls' is las piss @ IL ssta. a:s;a IL
:;1ay Nell won tho a,.t Quarter s'ms na ~ ,ss"ad.
The saces viii close FriLay evening"
TUE ErAlN kACEs.
6psctai DspafcA to TAS 1ttbsx&
ELssx, a.. July Il. l.-Thu races .! the Kl9ln
nsPsrsx A'"sa.o psnSsd .yn IT. ns.. ~
foI purse q t:H,: wv won By ltmsslek boy in
thrss .tFsi1ht heats 9ndst ptoitat; notoss: ses.
ora; Henry Toda. third T'm'' s:ts*; s'*o;
aanng re- 70, 2. s.oo ~ won hy
r. s'.'1t r. us;: t!: + ssn ] d;.si
s1s,k: lsanf PtIossson' 'h!Fd. T'iae' s;a''t;
PARK .,-d.y LADY. sa.i. won ths unap.shea ::zI
raes u yesterday In :::4, White Stocking second.
iss:' ~: ls!s;
TIsas s Es:ts5n g,s :tssaa A'"ha Warrington 'A'fa'
A,iey. Tamon second. K!uz PhilIp sh,rdI Daa
bryant fourth Ttule. 2:..1, 2:su. 2:.b. e:5}.
.::.4. D4usuu won tas 1rst Aest, and king Fhiasp
tls fourth.
cotrxpcs,o. JulY ll.-Thets waa N Increased
| attendxncs !, ths races 1t tbs CoIunbus Driving
| Farg Association to-day.
to second, 500 to third, best shfxs IN I've, tnsst
wess fur entries, and al startsd JexeAs w91
~ 'acs ls"sn:ss sssana sa se!!s hfs:.as!s @
2::!u, 2::.-,S, 1:3i
In Tho aeeona raee. 2:33 eiaas, puss% 500. $f's
10 6sst 9l75 to ssevRd. *luo to third. besa thts'
Ia I've, there Wess nine entrl3s And sssen ssa1te1
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-10-26
Gigantic Swindle.

A most gigantic swindle was brought
to light here to-day by the arrest of j.
r. Ham, Edward l.. Stevens, and
George Miller, on a requisition from
Gov. Hubbard, of Texas, on a charge of
forging liabilities and issuing deeds for
large tracts of land in Texas. The
swindle originated with Ham and man
named Thomas Tullis, of Austin, Texas.
Ham lives here, and, through his pursua-
sions, Stevens and Miller were brought
into the scheme. Stevens, who is law
yer and a son of Judge Stevens, of this
city, is credited with having gone into
the operation innocently at first, by buy
ing II, 600 acres of Texas land of Ham,
and subsequently became infatuated
with the money-making plan, and acting
freely with the other parties engaged in
it, and was known in Texas as the Kan
sas City lawyer, the better to enable
them to carry out their scheme. Ham
and his confederates had made duplicate
copies of notorial and other seals, and
had obtained the signatures of many
officials They also had printed here
blank forms and perfect copies of deeds
necessary for their operations. All titles
anu pdlcubS REPRESENTING clUllCI plduc VI
Government lands used by them were
forged. An immense amount of land
has been conveyed by them under many
aliases, and to many different parties.
About year ago the attention of Cover
nor Hubbard was called to the matter,
and looking into it a monstrous swindle
is detected, involving both this State
(Texas) and the United States. The au-
thorities at Washington were informed,
and Special Agent Foster was sent out
here, who obtained a clue, which has
been closely followed ever since, re-
sulting in the simultaneous arrests to-
day of sixty persons, in different parts
of the country, who belong to the gang.
No less than thirteen Court Houses have
been burned the past year to destroy evil
dence that could be brought against the
swindlers. Ham, Stevens and Miller
left for Texas to-day in charge of officers
from that State. city (MO.)
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