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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-04-10
THE CONSPIRCY
JOHN SHERMAN THE uEAD-pEvIL.

Our dispatches from the North have
teemed with SO many illusions to mat
ters growing out of the electoral con
spiracy Of last Winter, that it becomes
our duty TO discuss them, and to sound
a note OF warning against what appears
to be another conspiracy on the part
of the same persons to obstruct the
course Of justice and enforce immunity
for their %confedcrates in the crime Of a
year ago-the Returning Board Of
Louisiana.
The whole country knows that but
for the encouragement they received
from the visiting statesmen who
came here at the suggestion Of General
Grant, the members Of our Returning
Board would never have v%entured, by
suppression Of votes, forgery, and sub.
ornation Of perjury, to deliberately
nulliiy tho will Of q vast majority Of
the American people and foist into the
Presidential chair u candidate over,
whelmingly condemned and re~pudiatod
by the free voters Of this Republic
Chief among these statesmen" and
IVY he u VI uno eo"SP,r"ey, WV,
'o1h ohernhAn' 10 MS co'u o
auu 'naaoIs epuou'agc"Vn' " NY
ao.s VI "cis, hnuoison ~, sne
n'ry owes ,nc 'nS'u''a''on " my
~usn. iu,er o.'.a Peoglo WY
au lepuu'a'eu Pun .ne pons, A"u
~. nas 'eee'ssu ION wy .lea'uro y,
snany .no 'e"alu
nc coseecuT M. oeeresa.ysn,p =, 'ns
.miy. in's Pan Ii, n'uy
,n'elneen' man ~ on''.u o'n.e'
nuno"S Anu = ono oe''o' 'uan nr
hayes himself however mucn ne may
Wy 70 conceal nus knowieugo OF tns
'iaoy 'nlv"su "n'on no reacneu
''ol
sSne's ~ rvnee
oy was "oeuvu uo'ousn ~
Pa m.'
mn''n o'oss'eu Nun W n'S p'eson' Pos'
"oh ,nan .nc anA,c'y no u'rP'hyeu 70
Sonc,'iale 'nc party wn'ch e,ec'eo M
uen " .pe ca.u'na' uoc,
unno VI ccn',ai'1a.'on v, u nnu'ch'
party, anu nas.en'nB 70 accoru .o
Louisiana anu 9ou,n oarol'ha tnelI
conS''.u1lona isn'o' sen'governihent
We eve ior one momeh advocated
= conuona.'oh vi ,nc cr''nes 'na' nae
peeh committed ny the iseturniDR
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-04-10

~~-~+ts not ssfily earned 10 these tinss, but
- Tt s,ss.dlfstSr ~
- one 81 s'sasr so, a.. -y6lav-S -
country who 10 willing to work steadily At the
employment that We furnish. 500 Per week IN
your own town. You need mot be away from
home over night. You can give your whole time
to ths work. or only ysur spare moments. II costs
nothing to try the business Terms and - os,hs
free. Address At once, n. HALLErr = Co.
April ls. Is77.1ys Portland, Maine.
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-04-10
FRESH MEAT.-NEW SHOP.

stTNCOD WE TRUsT.v-Aiis,hsr. must
pay for their work before Il leaves the
shop. And as all flesh Ia ss the grass Of the field,
sud the promises Of men are like the flowers
thsreof-thsy are given one day and forgotten
The neat-ihsiefore tits best not to trust any body.
All kinds bfwork will be done In this shop fer
cash or ready pay Boots and sboes Of AL sises
and styles-the best and cheapest In town.
] have removed my shop to the lower end o.
town, in Taylor's row, on Reed street, near the
depot, where ! will 10 found at all times. waiting
for customers. All work warranted good and
cheap.
Also, all kinds Of Leather and Shoe Findings
for sale.
The eitissns Of clearheld and vicinity are
especially Invited 10 give me a call.
JOS. II. DERRfNG,
cloarseid, Pa. July II, 1877.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-04-10

The undersigned would naoupss 10 the chiaens
Of Ciearfeld and Vicinity, that they have par.
chased The Hardware store Of J. o. schryv sr, and
vim eepstsnily Keep on had Q fall asseunsts Of
Hsrdwsrc 10 al W. brssches. sssh ~
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-04-10

OALL AND sETTLE.-An persons In
" debted TO 0uiich, Mecorkie a O.. are re
quested to call At their furniture store and settls
their accounts without delay. either BY cash 81
nots, and ny this means save costs and trouble =
all parties concerned.
0uLIcH, MecoRKLE, 4 co.
cleardeid, Pa. jan. y. 1873 a.
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I az 2-10c. u b.; English ana American sheet. SO
&c.: Svedes. hammered, 6sssc.: hoop, 4@6.: Pls,
iron yirdnia coa!.sast ! charcoal s2s@s32
Natts: Old Dominion, $40 per keg for stand.
Plough Casttngs:: wholesale, 4@4Kc.; retail.
01 EoOs: Manila. best. 14@15c.: tute, s@sc.
Timber. slaves. SC.
Lumesr: teoak. s12@s15 p 1000: Westar1
yIryinia n0plar s12.50GaS25 q 1000: whire nine
f20@s6J y 1.000 yellow pine boards, 8 10@S14;
joist. Sl2@s1S. according 10 lengths. Shingles.
Pine; $220Ms5 cypress six.lnch. s5:5g@s L.
i.d 1000. La'hs-spn'' $50 saved ss.zsess.se
Staues Whiskey-barrei fimber.ereen. 81 s@s2s5
timber timber ss@sS56 4 1906. FIonr-barrei poles -
Ms: hogshead-hoop5, no demand; hckory-boops,
LIQUORS. Wines, &c.
4te: Scotch, best brands, pints S2@sZ.25
Brandies: Domestic sl.25as2 fruit. s1.l0a
$40; appe; new, s!.5S@*2; OLD, s2.25@ss;
RE Whiskeys: Medium. 81 .5O@s2: pure old. 20
@$4; Virginia mountain, new, s2@S2.50, I'D.
Gin: Domestic. si.25@s2: imported, 80 p case
New England Rum s1.50@s1.6O.
Rectlfed WhtsSeys: Market quiet; proof, S1.20.
Licortce.
Licortes Paste:J G. Co: SIG: 3. r.: 2se.:
27c.: A. c. G.. CSC: g. y G.. 2sc.: G. c. Eagle
29c. c. C. W., &c.,: no brand. Tic.
aIilI-Feed.
ShtDstuG: 35@40c. 3 bushel; $50 q ton.
Br0tcnStuF: 27@30c. Il pushei; $40 6, ton.
Wheat Bran: 20@25c. = bnshcl: $50 q ton.
Corn Bran: tic. per bushei; sl59Ssls p ton.
Powder. Shot. &c.
Fuse: Toys mining, 35c.@s1.25 q 100 feet.
Potoder: 1915 by the five kegs-less than fv
kegs, 1925; blasting, S3.259s3.5O.
Shot: Northern, g 10@lS2.25 q bag Of 25 tbs,
Grindstones: latG2Hc. 3 TO-.
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william and Mary College.

1NE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-F1FTH COMMENCE
MENT-SoCIETY CELEBRATION COMMENCE
MENT PROPER.-vISiToRs, &C.
Il (Reported for the Dispatch.l
B The celebration OF the Phoenix Literary
Society was held in the College chapel on
"wednesday night, July Sd. After prayer
by Rev. Mr.. Bacon, Of the Methodist
Church. q salutatory address was delivered
by Mr.. Isaac D. Robbins, OF Northampton
county, Va. Rev. Henry Wall, S. t. D.,
then followed III a very humorous Grafton
on Style. The address was replete with
good hits and sound sense, and elected
hearty applause and peals OF laughter. His
points were well taken, and his illustrations
particularly happy and we'll chosen.
" Mr.. A. G. Peachy, OF Williamsburg, as
orator Of the Society, delivered an address
ON "The Love Of Noise" 1t treated Of
Ahis universal passion from the cradle to the
grave, took.a practical and philosophical
view OF the subject in all its aspects, and
Hid credit to himself and Society.
Mr.. L. w. Lane, Jr., OF James City
county, was the Society declaimer. He also
alid well, and received loud applause. His
goice was clear and sonorous.
( Z. W. Blodgett, OF New York, essayist,
plsplaved great skill in the handling Of his
subject, which was an imaginary "Moon-
Eight Interview with Old Lord Botetourt."
grhis carried Us back to the olden times Of
president Camm, giving an interesting ac-
count OF the men and manners OF those
days, including the professors and students.
&It evidenced q good deal OF research on the
spart OF the writer; was also very original,
sand abonnded in spicy anecdotes. Mr..
sBlodgett Is nephew OF the late elected
& president, Samuel j. Tilden.
b Then came Mr.. II. E. Cuthereli, of Ports
mouth, Va, as yaled ictorian. Saying good
6ye is hard task at college commence
pents; it Is very easy to bea "stoek" ae-
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FINANCIAL / d:
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

Il y
American Goid.-10Okbid
State Secur1ttes.-Virgi consOis. 81 bid; Vir-
coupons, Tx bid, 7Sk asked.
city SecuTftfcs.-kichmond city S's. J. and r.,
l Is bid; Richmond city IS, j. and j., 1Oo3 bic
l01 asked: Manchester a's, III. aud N, 30 asked
Manchester es (tax-receyablcl, 81. and 81, Sd bid,
OK asked.
RAILROAD Bonds-yIrsin!a and Tennessee Rail-
road third mortgage Ss,J and j., OIL bid; Rich
nond and Petersburg Railroad first mortgage s's,
A. and o., 100 bid; Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac p; iIrJ'd mortgage 8's, j. and D., LOO
bid; Richmonu, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road mortgage rs, j. and j., SO bid: Orange and
Alexandria Railroad third mortgage S's 81. and N,
SO asked; Richmond and Dunyille Railroad con-
solidated 6,s M. and NJ, II bid, IS asked: Pied
mont Railroad first mortgage Ss, A: and o., 95 bid
Canal Bonds-James River and Kama wha Canal
first mortgage 6's. III. and n, SO asked.
Railroad StocSs.-Richmord and Dauville Rail-
road. 100 par, bid.
Insurance Compdnies.-vlrgiDia Fire and Ma
rtne 25 par. 80 bid. 40 asked; Virginia State, 25
par. 27H bid; Virginia Home. 100 par, 100 asked
Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, SO asked; City,
100 mr. 81 bid.
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BALTIMORE,
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, July S, 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-TThtte, % bushels. Red, 5.432 bush
els; Of which 17s bushels were old wheat, and SIS
CORN White, ], 4lS bushels. Mited, 900 bush
els.
OATs.-4O bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 20 bushels good new at 81; ~
bushels very good new at s l05-total, 90 bushels
Red, 3s bushels common new Fgtz at 6Qc.; 40
bushels common new Fultz at.S5c.; $50 bushels
very good new Fultz at S1.o5: 244 bushels good
new Furz at 81; IA bushels good new Futz at - !;
100 bushels common old Lancaster ut soc; 81
bushels fair new Fultz at 90c.; GO bushels new
81; 20 bushels very good new Fultz at 81; 46S
bushels fair new Fultz ut &c; 100 bushels com.
mon new Fultz ut roc: 100 bushels new FuliZ ut
00c.; so bushels fair new Fultz ut &C.. 90 bushels
old FultZ OH private terms; 134 bushels common
new Lancaster at 81; so bushels very good new
bushels fair new FultZ Mt 9Oc.; % bushels common
new FutZ at 90c.; 136 bushels choice new FultZ Ut
SLOT; 90 bushels Mt 95c.; 20 bushels good new
Fulz Mt ESQ.,; 412 bushels very good new FutZ on
private terms; 2O6 bushels very good new FultZ at
81 .O5: 26 bushels very good new Fultz At Sl;O5
common new Fultz at 95c.; 943bushels good new
Futz ut 90c.; 54 bushels common new FultZ at
SOc.; 800 bushels very good new Lancaster on prl-
waite terms; 32S bushels prime new FulfZ at l.O5
342 bushels very good new FultZ at Sl.O2; 22
bushels common new Fuliz at 49,; 90 bushels COM
White, LOG bushels on private terms
400 bushels prime at G0c.; $40 bushels prime at
54c.-total. SIT bushels.
OATs.-40 bushels prime spring at SIC.
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louisiana.

MONROE, July 5.-The decision of the SUI
preme Court was rendered this morning by
Justice Eager, ordering the bonds OF the
Consolidated Association to be funded.
Justice Spencer read dissenting opinion,
in which Chief.Justice Manning concurred.
Justice Spencer read unanimous opinion
of the Court, Diminishing Sheriff Houston's
appeal on the Angostee habeas.corpus case,
on the ground that Sheriff Houston has no
appealable interest, and that an appeal to
the Supreme Court does not lie in habeus-
cOrDuS case,
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Execution.

ATLANTA, July 5.-Dick Dawson COLOR
ed) was hung at Thomaston to-day for the
murder OF Frank Cunningham, his brother
in-law. Dawson had been too familiar with
Cunninghan's wife. He made confession,
in which he said he thought Cunningham
had "coniured" him, and lie would die il
he didn't kill him. He died shreklng and
crying.
The sentence OF Moses Green, who was to
have been hung for killing Henry Bradley,
has been committed to Imprisonment 1or
life
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New York GfemS.

NEW YORK, July 5.-There were two
fatal sunstrokes to-day.
Henry Daniels, while drunk, undertook to
kill his wife to-day. He made lunge at
her with huge knife, nearly severing one
OF her hands, and then seized her by the
throat, and but for timely interference OF a
neighbor would have murdered her.
Edward S. Calhoun, ex-treasurer Of the
Peters and Calhoun Harness and Saddlery
Company, who was arrested in Newark, n.
b., yesterday, for embezzlement, was bailed
to-day
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Kew Orleans Items.

NEW ORLEANS, July 5.-The Spanish citi-
zens honored the memory OF Mercedes by
funeral mass at the Cathedral and firing
minute-guns.
Commissioner Valley handed to the sub
committee to-day afidavits Of the Returning
Board that were attested by him and placed
in bis official keeping. The papers in
clude the original protest OF D. A. Weber,
with interlineations, which the witness
thought were evidently made after the
original draft, being in different INK and
andwritinp.
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NERVOUSNESS. and all arrangements of the ner-
yous system, are usually connected with diseased
condition of the blood. Debility Ia frequent ac-
compartment. The first thing to be done is to I'M
prove the condition of the blood. This is accom-
plished by taking YEGETlNE. 1t Is anerve-lnedi-
cine. and possesses Il controlling power over the
nervous system.
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youfSyilIe Races.

LOUISVILLE, July 5.-In the first race
mile heats, Janet won; J. r. Sweeney sec
ond; jim Bell third; Bill Dillon fourth
First heat time, LAG. Second heat, jim
Bell was second, Dillon third, Sweeney
last. Time, 1:453.
Second race, dash one and quarter miles
Tolona first; Wartield second. Time
2:144.
Last race, dash one and an eighth miles
Kate Claxton Won; Joe Rodes second
Edinburgh third; Bonnie Alaska fourth
Time, 2:09a. Janet and ClaXton were ia
yOriteS.
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Alabama Radicals.

MONTGOMERY, July 5.-The Republican
State Convention met yesterday and adj
journed sine die late last night. The day
was mostly spent in wrangling over con.
tested delegates. Resolutions endorsing
President Hayes were overwhelmingly laid
on the table. A resolution to nominate
State ticket was also tabled. The platform
violently denounces the Democrats OF the
State.
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PORTLAND, July 5.-Tbe funeral OF the
late Telegraph Superintendent Bedloe, to-
day, was largely attended.
United States Supreme Judge Clifford
celebrated the fitch anniversary OF his
marriage Yesterday.
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Suspicious Parties.

GALVESTON, July 5.-The Nears's San An
tonia special says that Colonel Graieson has
seen several small parties OF unknown, sus-
picious- looking white men pass here going
West--all. we'll armed and mounted. An
additional company OF cavalry Is called for
in that district.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
FRIDAY, July 5, 1878.


Country Produce.
Bees,oar: 23c. p b.
Butler: Prime to choice yellow, $685.; fair
" corn Ieal: Coo. p bushcl for country.
Dried Fruit: Apples. 3(G4c. p NJ; nearheS.
peeled. 7@lSc.: unpecled. 3@ic.; cherries, 100
12c. = h.. blackberrles, &c.
FEATHERS: Prime hve-2OoSe. 4Oc.; common, zoe.
FY1rssed: 81 = bushel.
Hny: Virginia timothy 70c.-ycry dull clover. So
oats: BaIea 55@6oc.
Potatoes: irish. p barrel, new, $1@51.50; old,
IgTd: Country. 7@74c.
Rue. 53c. = bushel
S9mac: 75c.@sl .25. according to quality.
Raled Strd,o: 35@40c.
f Wool: Wished wash so@s2c.: mwashca. 2o@23c
BURY wool will bring from 3 TO sc. = ID less than
above rates.
Cement. Lime, Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rose .dale, S1.30@S1.60 q barrel flames
River. s1.60@s1.70.
Lime: Agricultural. loo. 4 bushcl; Rocklaud
Plaster: Lump, s4@s4.25; ground. $750@$s,
delivered caIcned plaster. 81.
Tar: Large size, $3.23@s330
Dry Goods.
Rro,rqa Shtetings amt Shirtings: A Manches-
ter, &C.; z Manchester. 5:;c.: Manchester. 4ac.
"A james River. &c.: 4 james River. 5Sc: y
james River AZ; A Graniteve KS; Granite ami
C,oupstouu SIC: lO-i Peprrill, 2JC.: lU-i City,
SSiEr Sn,ton-yarns Il.
Bleaehed Shirttnas ami Sheettna$: 4o4 Wanl-
sutta, 1@c; a MtsonSlIle 9iG.;, IA Rockdsle'
bvn1pdaIe &c: "A Social. 7c.; "A AInoskfag,
oIr =. Whitcstone oHc: Z Barnsley. SIS: z Red
Dog, &c.; i. z ScitIatS: r.: Methuah, &c; re-
M NiIoi 2aEc,. '''' A' '''' '' ~
Brs1on Drills: Petersburg. 6%c.; Graniteville,
Sc car n1fH eGns psVSnia, &c.; Amoskeas l0c.;
lallowcll, &c.
psnMs HarlsE: l2Hs; Boston Y Steam n s!i!ls , sss
m pri"f5 &c; t sprare SCI Manchester. 5Sc wash
imgton. SIC; Hamilton. 5:c.; AIerrnacK, SIC; Nal
lnS Caym.t HT:: lice. SIC. English. Sc.
Brings, Dyestulis, Oils, sc.
Alum: W.
Alcohol: $3.50 !, gallon.
do 9sn''"''"''" '''' ~ " ~
E Erfract or Logw6od: lsc.
f fniigSt $ sl .DS ''
6iIx 1n: III; 7oc machine slas175 sperm
40. Whale lie: straits. 5OG55c; Labrtdor-cod
iast salad. $3.50: castor. $40 = gallon: Virginia
lubric;.tius, 3U@5Uc; keroSenc be, cash. 4 gal
lon
Race Gtnger: lo De-, sor,,., without to-, asa
45 coos o'''%'"0 '0'''
$50 Soda Sal. 2y@24c., in kegs; English soda &C.,
A mtricln, 35lg4c.
| SDirits Turpeutine: 45c.
| '"" 90
Foreign fruits ana Iahd'
| Cnudy: l3@l4c. II n.
| Lemons: Messina: s6@TS u box.
| Oranges: Boxes, ~.
| Groceries, &c.
Bacon Shoulders. G1sta6Hc. clear rlb-sldes, 74c
ribbed. 7c.; Virginia shoulders. o&(a6c; Ilr-
glnia hog-round. 7@7Ac.; Virginia hams, large
I2K@ l3c.; plain hams, 12c.; canrassed. $50 3Ec
| BMckets: Painted. two hoops, $l.4O@Sl.5u;
| three hoops, S1.75@S1.S5.
| Brooms: Two strings sI.49gsi.66oo' three
coaee Rio-CSmnon 14 1l fair; 13 30
ii22ssc.: java Java ss@soc. Market adyancng-lirm. y
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President Hayes and Party.

HARRISBURG, PA.,'July 5.-The President
and family, with Secretary Sherman, Attor-
ney-G eneral Devens, &c, accompanied by
Senator Cameron and Governor Hartranft,
arrived here from Wyoming this afternoon,
and stopped at the residence of Cameron,
in this city, until 4:25 p. NJ, when they left
Yo,. w shin uton
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
FRIDAY, July s, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised 400 hegsheads
and 27 tlcrccs. The offerings at auction on
Change were 10 packages; of which number %
were taken In, and the remainder sold at prices
ranging from S1.10 10 s51. *,
We continue 10 quote:
NEW DARK.
Lugs.-Common to medium, $l.50@:2; medium
to good, S3GS4.
LeaE-Common, s4@s5; medium, s5@6; good
$S0$l0; fine, $11@$l4.
BRIGHT.
Lugs.-Common colory, S3@S4.
FiHers..Common,. $4@$5; medium, $50S7
good, S7@S10: fne Sl0@S13.
SmokeTs-Common, $7@$s.50 medium. 500
s11: good, s10@tsl5; fine, $15@sls; fancy 81 6
@S22. $50
ms25: good, $30@$45; fine, $60@$7e; fancy,
$75@$90.
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Accidental Death OF an Associated
Press Aren't.

MEMPHIS. July 5.--Maior Woodson, the
agent at this point Of the New York Asso-
ciated Press Agent, while attempting to get
upon street-car last night, lost his footing
and was thrown OH the track and run over.
He was injured so badly that he died this
morning.
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Asnnea with swords.

LUXEMBOURG, July s. "A duel with
swords took place yesterday on the frontier
between Senior Torres Caeido, Minister to
Belgium from San Salvador, and Senior Me-
dina, Minister from, Guatemala. Cacldo
was slightly wounded In the shoulder.
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Georgia.
pr-eESTEErED To Re HUNG.

FIRE-SENTENCED TO BE HUNG.
MACON, GA, July ga fire in Marshall.
vile has destroyed the store and stock OF
Miles, Sperry & Martin and ten out-bulld-
ings. Loss, $4,000.
William Hall (colored) was sentenced to
be hung in Augusta for murder.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, July ), 1878.
ARRIVED.
Steamer George II. Stout. Pierce Baltimore, llcr-
chandise and passengers. II. T. Douglas. agent.
Steamer Ariel, Mayo. Norfolk. Omitted states
mail. merchandise and passengers, l.. u. laluln,
agent.
Barge Manhattan. -, y. T.. TO load coal CheSa-
peake and Ohio abroad.
CLEARED.
Barkcntine Brazilian tfir.) Cook, Bahia Brazil
-four. HaXal!-Crcnshaw Company.
SAILED.
Steamship Richmond. Mallcy. New York, mcr-
chandise. Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamer j. W. Ercrman. Platt, Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers. W. l.. Porter. agent.
Schooner 4. II. Leaning, FramhcS, New York,
coal, Curtis Il Parker.
Schooner Euratus, Cranmer. New York. coal, Cur
It's ( Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Agnes Rcppler, Hopkins, Philadelphia,
July Sd.
MEMORANDUM.
Schooner George L. IIallock, Sharrctt, hence, ut
New YORK July Sd.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, July 5.-hrrlvcd out: Talisnan,
Tucksing, bark Wiser, Lydia, Pcschan.
gANTwERP, July 5.-ArriYcd: switzerland.
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so. LAWRENCE, MAsS', aPill ~, Ao'''
Mr. II. Z. Stevens:
Slr,-Some five years ago I commenced taking
vEGETIEE. At that time had u shock OF ParatY-
SIS and could not walk across the room without
assistance. found great relief from 1t at hrst ou'
discontinued the use Of it again. and am now able to
do my own work, and am washing to-day. l had
taken large quantities Of morphine and was unable
to sleep. have found EEGETINE to be great
aueter of the nerves and after taking it Eave been
able to enjoy good nights rest. believe 1t 10 De
good medicine, and cheerfully recommend 1t to
others. A. S. ROBERTS,
No. l Kingston Court, Lawrence, Mass.
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Connecticut.

BRIDGEPORT, July 5.-Wales's shirt fac
tory was damaged by fire last night to the
amount of $4,000. One hundred and fifty
hands, mostly women, are thrown out OF
employment.
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stabbed and Killed.

NEW YORK, July 5.-James Dougherty
was stabbed and killed In scutf1e yester-
day. The murderer, who is unknown,
escaped.
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.,,,ono15s naval Academy.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-The Board OF Wis
itors appointed to attend the examination
at the United States Naval Academy have
submitted their report to the Secretary OF
the Navy. 1t is very laudatory OF the man.
apement OF that institution.
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Arkansas.

LITTLE ROCK, July Ex-Governor Miller
was to-day nominated for reelection by the
Democratic Convention in session here.
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FIG TINE ,
/ HAVE SEEN THE REMEDY TRIED, AND
KNOW TT IS GOOD,

hNUW IT Is UUUD.
NEWPORT, Ky, April 81, 1877.
II. Il. &erens, Boston. Mass:
Sir,-Mariug sold and recommended your medi-
cincs for the past three years, perhaps You would
ask why should recommend them. Iwill answer
by saying that saw such beneficial results ID
Young friend who has been afflicted with disease
for two years. which was brought On by his own I'M
prudence; and he had taken but one bottle when II
showed its power successfully fight the evil, Sc
that have always recommended it to young FRIENDS
with bad blood. If you wish to use this rs refer
cnce, why l say you can do so, as l have seen Inc
remedy tried and know i'll good.
remain yours, very respectfully,
G. M. MILLER,
Post-Ofise Box Ats, Newport Ky.
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Post-Oflise Box ATS, Newport, Ky.

VEGET1NE.-For Graduating all impurities OF the
blood from the system it has no equal has never
failed to effect cure, giving tone and strength to
the system debilltated by disease.
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Cor0a rrn sInn A Tui7lana..

CINCINNATI, July Messrs. schenck u
Ison's warehouse, at VeYay, Ind, was burned
yesterday, Loss, $4,000; insurance, 20, 900,