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The daily gazette., 1878-06-25
DIED,
DIED,
MoKEE.-In this city on the Path Inst. :,

MoKEE.-In this city on the Path inst
Frances f. Mckee, aged 30 years.
Her friends and the friends OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from the residence OF Thomas X.
Cleland, No. no West Eighth street, to
leave the house on Wednesday afternoon,
26th inst, at 4 o'clock without further no
tice. je25.
WA l. TER AT Wilmington, on Tuesday
morning, June 25th, 1878, Thomas Wal
ter In the seventv-seventh year of his
age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited TO attend his funeral, TO leave his
late resid ence No. 2i5 West street, on FRI
day afternoon June 2sth. at o'clock
MCCLOSKEY.-On the ed inst, James
McClcskey, aged 23 years.
OrO)LE.-On the ed inst, Rosanna o.
Tsole, aged SO years.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-25

Lead, bismuth and zinc are immensely
useful in the industrial arts; and as i'm
mensely injurious when applied to the
skin to beautify it or to remove pimples,
blotches, etc, from it. DIR. Bulls blood
mixture is the great purifying agent of
the blood, giving clearness of complex
ion and removing pimples, etc.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-25
The Picnic Yesterday.

The picnic given at the Schuetzen
Park yesterday, by the German Benefi-
eial societies Of this city, was the largest
that has taken place this season, there be-
ing about four hundred persons present
The festivities which consisted mostly
of dancing, was kept up until twilight,
when the participants departed for their
homes.
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reign TeIegraphic summary

/ Yesterdays session Of the Berlin
gre>s the Russian conditions for the
phuon of the Balkans frontier were
|Rlssed-The Car isexpected in Berlin
bis way to Ems-Charles Mathews,
actor is dead-Queen Mercedes of
fn i, reported dyIng-Emperor Will
continues to improve-The entries
khe boat races in the Henley regatta
announced-Several persons were
d and many were wounded in Bel
ireland, Saturday night, during
The daily gazette., 1878-06-25
GORED BY A BULL.

BALTIMORE, June 24-On Saturday
afternoon, at st. Mary's Industrial School,
near the city, Thos. Flemming, a youth
and inmate of the institution was attack
ed and gored to death by bull. This
morning Louis Schneider, aged twenty
six years, was run over and instantly
killed by the cars of the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
when crossing the track at Canton.
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In Trouble Again.

Charlotte Short, who figures very ex-
tensively in thepolice court, was arrested
yesterday afternoon, and again locke d up.
At hearing before the Mayor this MORN
ing she was required to pay ST. and costs
for disorderly conduct.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-25

The First National Bank of Reading,
which has 100000 capital, has determin-
ed to double it. making the capital $780,
QUO. One-half of the increase has been
already subscribed by the stockholders.
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"Waifing at the Riyer.o

AS the Irishman stood waiting at the
river for it to run by in order that he
might cross over, SO people wait when
sugering with constipation, forgetful that
the cause is torpid li0er and dyspepsia, and
that 1t neUer cures itself, bnt must be over
come by some gentle yet positive cathar-
tic. No medicine or combination of medi-
cines yet discovered give such prompt
and permanent relief as DIR. Pierce's
Pleasant Purgative Pellets.
PINE APPLE, Wilcox Co., Ala.
DIR. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y:
Dear Sri was siclxly from youth up,
for seven years life was burden, my
food would not digest, and my liver was
enlarged. l tried various remedies, hut
to no purpose. Your Pellets have effect
ed my entire cure. Inclosed please find
81 80 for a copy of the Peoples Common
Sense Medical adviser. / regard it as the
best book ever published. l am trying
to get others to use your medicines and
read your book.
Yours truly, JOHN e. .LULAN.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-25

PE vessels purchased at Philadelphia
pe Russian agents, are to be renamed
n completed. The State of Califor-
FllI0e called europe" )" the Columbus
| De Il known as asia" the Saratoga as
pea ahd the new vessel now build
bs america"
The daily gazette., 1878-06-25

ALL STREET YEsrERDAY.-The
| market was active and irregular.
was steady all day at 1909. Govern
Op''uS We're firm, States steady and
p'a' irregular, Money on call wa,
\ ~ : 4 per cent, closing at the for
The daily gazette., 1878-06-25
CARD y
To MY FRIENDs:-

TO MY FRIENDS -
l return my sincere thanks to my many
friends for their kind and and generous
support gwen me at the late Democratic
nomination Election, and will be govern
ed by my former declarations to support
tile democratic Ticket,
Respectfully, Yours, &C.,
GEO, G. WARD.
Wilmington, Del. June Mth, 1S7s-lt -
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Bishop Simpson preached at the meet.
ing of the Philadelphia Sabbath ALI.
ance last night. Addresses were made
and resolutions passed looking to the les
sening Of labor on the railway lines on
the Sabbath day.
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GRAND OPENING
Horse StOleny

Was stolen from the stable of the SUBJ
scrioer, near Newport, on sunday night:
white nose, u good traveller and in good
condition. Any one returning him or
giving information as to where he may be
found will be suitably rewarded.
Je24-2t* II. F. LYMAN.
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THE ONLY EXPLANATION.

There is but one explanation, and that
is that there is real Sherman letter in
existence, and that Mrs. jerks, after
doing her worst to profit by it, has been
The daily gazette., 1878-06-25

fE Secretary of the Treasury has
priced the treasurer and assistant
gurerS of the United States to COM
|re the payment of July interest on
Pon bonds to-day, without rebate. ,
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Indications for To-day.

|Or Ne Middle Atlantic States rising
bme.r, southwest reer,ng TO northwest
h, rgmer, tolioiced by cooler, partly
Eyor c'eW uedther.
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fe Of p." ,s not had a member in the
db,r, representatives. ! since 1852 that
|ed unor ,VliaFsed ,,' the duties that de-
Ito Of ,4 is', 'ae negro Raney, on the last
| " 'uv late session. ' '''''
The daily gazette., 1878-06-25

E'NEIARf Sherman has again sent to
PoN Brown the check the latter in
L upon leaving with the Treasury De-
lel' to defray his expenses as a
s"'I' commissioner. This will end
Plai'er for the present.
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- ohee Hearings

|; 9;runks, s' and report there has boon
Y 4e Mayor r TWO T%s,d ,disorderly cases oGen ben
'-' Usual penalty SfpV IN saeS Ssfh cosa' ssquire
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rs,' assistant ~ y! secretaryships of lega-
|rs' w 'O0ll'hed at the last session OF
IpJ IpJpmiIalnely' p,,, ne those OF London, Ber-
E6ran ''S, as, ine patriots who fill them
b,em,tloon, y'aYred d, to suspend their gigan-
The daily gazette., 1878-06-25

N f., w ! Herold says: 1t is certainly
La. L,' W our German citizens that
|si. r. 'uT great Schuetzenfest, which ha,
Su' 1,gI 'nly one arrest was made, and
\, y'S unfortunate person was a
ftlear. '''' WIN his
The daily gazette., 1878-06-25

Inc DiuS were on motion referred to
the committee with power to act.
ME- Belts resolution, which was laid
over from last meeting, providing that
the secretary of the Board should keep a
Dook, for the purpose of entering ac.
counts under the direction of the com.
mlttee on accounts was next taken up,
Mr. Wooley moved to amend, that a
committee of three be appointed consist
Ing of the clerical members of the Board
to audit the pay rolls every month. This
would relieve the committee very much.
The resolution and amendment were
after considerable debate OF no conse-
quence whatever, defeated.
DR.. Grimshaw offered the following
which was adopted:
ResolUed, That the committee on fuel
be directed to ascertain before awarding
contract for coal, what kind of coal is
named in the bid, and also require bid
for Lehigh coal from each.
Mr.. Speakman offered the following
addition to rule 2, of the rules of orders,
as follows: Every call for special meet
ing shall state the business for which the
meeting is called, and no other business
shall be transacted without the consent
OF two-thirds of the members present.
Adopted
The committee on No. 3, reported 8
tons of coal and quantity of wood in the
cellar.
No. Is, about 10 tons; No. -, II tons;
No. IL, ton; No. II, l i to tons; No. 1S,
or 4 shovels full.
On motion of Mr.. Baird the committee
of the various schools who had not re-
ported the amount of fuel on hand were
Instructed to report direct to the commit
tee on fuel.
Repairs were ordered at schools Nos.
l, 8, 8, and IL.
The printing committee were author
lied, with power to act, to ask for pro-
posals for printing 2000 checks.
Adjourned
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*Seventy-nine deputies were assigned
to seventeen precincts of Charleston; the
remainder were distributed through diff
ferent counties OF the State. See letter of
marshal.
The table shows a total of at least 2,737
voting.places attended by II ,615 deputies
A nd This is part only of the force ac-
tually employed. The report begins by
saying:
Answers have now been received from
Eearly all ef the m arshals who have made.
any appointments o! special deputies un-
der the instructions issaed from this De-
ParLment, &C.
.sThe compensation of special marshals
was So per day. In many instances the
report does not show what length OF time
these marshals were employed nor the
amount paid them. The time of their
employment. so far as appears by the re-
port, ranged from one day up to tn.
i've days, ,and the aggregate expendit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-22
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, June 81, 1878.

~ -
American G0td.-1O0H bid.
asked: Virginia consos. new, 27,s bid, BIZ asked
Virginia deferred. III bid. g-.--s-1
city Observation-Disclosures city S's. d. and D.,
119 bid: Richmond city 6's, j. nnd D., lob bio
Fredericksburg city rs. NJ. and N. l02 bid, lob
asked: Manchester SIS, NJ. aud NJ. 30 asked: MN.
ches' er bridge s.. NJ. and -. 100 hssed M.ncfes
ter SIS itdx-rEcttYaticJ, IA. and b, S3E bid, 929
asked.
Iailroad Bonds.-Scnthsldc Railroad first mort
Railroad sec0ud mortgage preferred G's }. and j.,
76 hid: Southsi2e Railroad third mortgage pre-
ferred 6's, J. and D., 81 bid: Petersburg Railroad
first mortgage IS, j. and j.. 90 asked; Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad first mortgage SIS.
A. and D.. 1 90 bid Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad mortgage Ss, j: andJ, JOB bid !:
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
mortgage rs. j. and j., 100 bid; Orange aud
Alexandria Railroad third mortgage S., III. and
n, 80 asked: Richmond and Danvlle Railroad
consolidated Gs. M. aud N, 10 bid. ~ asked
Piedmont Railroad first mortgage SIS, 4. and o., 81
BID.
Canal Bonds.-James River and Kanawha Canal
first mortgage 6's. NJ. and ~, 40 bid. 54 asked
RnitrOHd Stock8-Richmnnd. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad common, LOO par, 1917 bid
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
six per cent. guaranteed, 100 par. 80 bid: Rich
mUnd, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad seven
per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, go bid; Richmond
and DanriIIe Railroad, 100 par, 2 bid.
Bank St0cks.-FIrSt National. 100 rar. JIG bid
National Bank of Virginia, 90 par, so asked.
Insurance .COmpdnies.-Firsinia Fire aud Ma
rinc, % par. 4O: bid, AZ asked; Virginia Stale,
25 par, 2S bid: Virginia Home, 100 par, 90 bid,
asked City, 100 par, 81 bid Granite. 100 par, -
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PETERSBURG.

,,,.,,,,,.X rayrTiCS--EpGAG ALLAN IN THE
10" ,,,rt--urhvr SHIPMENTS CT ERuiT--pED.
,r.s II JslI.-GOrSCI. CAUcrS-AccT-
,,r<r--srpDEN pEATlI-MIN0R ITEMS.
,,,.~rc<royd cuce Of the Richmond Dispa'ch.l
JUNE p. 1878.
NJ Edgar Allan started the political ball
:. u.s. COZ, rres Sional district in Il formal and
9Th" !" address before the Republicans OF
49, XIV last night The meeting was
,"rr,clv attended. and was presided over by
A. ! II. Nan Aukcn. Mr.. Allan is for
Xiv in the Geld rs an aspirant for con-
. .,I,as,;onal hoaors. and he will give
Gr ,!orccnsc0 4 warm fight for the
',nr,insi;nn at the hands OF the Republican
.,o~,, He j. confident both Of the nomlna-
Kan md OF election. His address last night
Cos mainly an arraicument Of the Conser-
vs.iyc party and an urgent appeal for
thorough organization. payment OF capita
nm taxes. full registration, &c.. lie Will
r,-oiralv deliver addresses throughout the
Instruct before The meeting OF the nomi-
mating convention.
tS an evidence OF the heavy increase in
.ha ShipucNt> OF fruits from the South TO
.bn pnrihcrn markets. it may be stated that
I;nrn the 10Th Of this month the Express
,n,nnnnv ha> carried through this city
n,griy 100000 pounds OF peaches alone, as
grain>t -. 000 pounds during the whole OF
fnnc Of last wear. In short while it is
cvorc;cd the capacity OF the Express Com
Many will be taxed 10 its fullest 10 accom-
MEDIATE the frui: shipments from North
Carolina.
samuel Nat~on and Matt MatSon, two
strangers il this city, were committed 10
;o;i tx The Marnr this morning IN default
~ . line ASSESSED against them for violating
-bc city rc,cnue laws in selling goods on
ttc street without license. They were en-
,.9r,d in selling miniature telephones, and
l,J succeeded IN di>poSin% OF 4 large num-
beroi them.
The Council held its first caucus last
nirht. nu. did nothing other than 10 appoint
q committee To arrange and report business
,ar consideration nj IN adjourned meeting
Ia hr held next Monday night. The body
denied an application for admission OF rep
rr>crfatlrc> 81 The press, and seemed dis
posed to be very secret about lis proceed
.ags. =,
Mr.. W. L. Era"~, 81, ~ old and we'll
known citizen ot LUnCnbur- county, While
ont riding two CT three days ago with 4
friend was thrown from his buggy and had
hi, right arm broken.
Mr.. 7. II. Li@htioct has resigned the po-
si1;oA o! principal OF Anderson free school.
~ This city. and 4 tine situation is open for
a good teacher.
|. j. stated that Rev. +. 7. Eaton i short
II - deliver Il lecture on tic subject oil
Poor Kin.
The Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio Rail-
road Company j. not paving OFF any OF the
hack WAGES Of employees on this trip of the
p4maS.cr, and has not done 80 ioG several
months past.
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s2omss5 1000 -rellon. pine boar,ls. sloasl4

I B20Ms65 y 1000 yellow pine boards, Sl0Gtsl4;
j0st. Sl2GlS1S. according 10 lengths. Shingles
Pine. g2.50Mts5: cypress six-inch. H7b0MSlC
p 1000 Laths-Spiit, = l.5 0; sawed, 1925 25e
LOCO.
staUes. Whiskey-barrel tiuber-creen. 81 StGS29F
1000: seasoned. $20ms25 3 1000, Flour-barre
timber. :66S7.JO p 1000. F1our-barrel poles. ~
ms: hogsheaf-ioops, no demand; HETEROGENEOUS.
$3.50. Ii. "
LIQUORS. Wines, &C.
Aie: Scotch, best brands, pinis S2@!2.23 7
dozen, gold.
Brnndirs: Domestic. 11.a5Gs.2: f.ni,. Sl.l0 4
Sl.iu: apple. new. st.15G4T2: old. s2.2aM sa
yireulIa rsac.r. ,Znf2.3H.
RU. WiiHsrgx: Geuirn, 81 .IDm32: ptra old ~
tdl:t: virgBiii mountain. new, S2GsS2SU, I'D.
s2.506S3.50 and up"ar:S.
Gin: Domestic. .2Ja3f2: imported, IS 3 Case
.Heio EaGtand Rum S1.50@Si6
Rtrtjieh tfhisR,Hs: Market firm; PROOF. 3l.2O.
Licorfce.
Ltcc~ict PGstt: J. &. & Co.. SIC: II. r.. Z2c.
4. q. G.. 23c.; X. q Co.. 2fc. 7! \. 2oc, Anchn,
gre: 4. G. e.. 2Gc.: g. ' c.. Csc; G. e.. Eagle
29c. c. c. W, l0c.: no brand. lie.
AIiil-Feed.
1iDstpF: 35tGi0c. a busilel; $50 = ton.
Br0DHStmF: 276a3Oc. Il uIsilei: $50 n ton
1yh@nt run: 20@25c. 2 hilshri; $50 /, ron.
ErTa Bran: Tie. Der hIiSllcl: sl5GtSlS = ton.
Powder. Shot, &c.
Fuse: Toys mining. 35c.6S1.2J - 100 feet
P0tcdcr: 1915 by the five ke2s-!GSs Than nvt
kegs, S6.25: blasting, S3.23Gs*3J0.
Shot: Northern. 90. utrS2.23 8 bag Of % lbs.
GTindstoaes: 1AGa2I4c. Is ID.
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MATING is A TORTURE, AND SLEEP
81 often n mere travcsty Of rcposc, to the dyspcp-
tic. Appetite is corrcspondngly impaired by this
most prevalent Of maladc;, and headaches bilious
ness constipation, poverty Of the blood, loss Of flesh
and Of vitality, and 4 thousand annoying and indie
scribablc sensations, arc its concomitants. IL is.
moreover, the progenor o; numerous and formida-
bic bodily disorders Obstinate as it IS however, It's
complete eradication may be effected by the persist
cnt use Of Uostctters Stomach Bittcrs. o medicine
which communicates bo.h vigor and regularity to
the organs of digestion and secretion, IelaXcs the
bowels gently but thoroughly, cnrichcs and pnrGeS
the blood, promotes appetite, and gives tranquility
to the nervous system. Persons OF weakly constii-
ton and feeble physique who use this superb tonic
inrallby derive from it the stamina of which they
stand so much In need and 1t is invariably success
full in remedying and preventing malarial diseases.
jc2S-Tu. Th&S&w
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

LIVERPOOL COTTON CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, June 21.-This weeks circu-
lar of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Assc-
citation says: "The market was firm at the
commencement OF the week, but has since
become quiet, and, with moderate bust
ness, prices have slightly declined. In
American the demand has been moderate,
and quotations are reduced 1-1G to 3D., except
for higher grades, which arc unchanged. In
Sea Island fair business was done at
steady prices; futures have been dull all
the week, and prices gradually declined,
closing at about 1882 below those OF last
Thursday"
4 leading grain circular says: "Temper-
ature this week has been somewhat higher
and the days finer, but is not this morning,
and there is little appearance OF the weather
settling. The declining tendency in the
wheat trade continues, many OF the markets
showing decline OF shilling within 4
week. During the last few days wheat has
been scarcer, though the home demand has
scarcely improved. Cargoes OFT the coast
have steadily disappeared, good number
having been taken for the continent. Maize
is without Guotable change, but there Is
more stcadincss for that on spot and bet
ter inquiry for parcels to arrive this month,
In this market to-day there was a GOOD
millers' demand for wheat, and some par
cells were taken to hold over. The extreme
prices OF Tuesday were realized, and in
some cases there was penny per GENITAL adj
vance. Flour was more steadily held, with
an average business. Corn advanced SIN
pence per quarter, with moderately free
SALE"
TIE LOSS OF THE STEAMER IDAHO.
LIVERPOOL, June 21.-The court OF in
curry into the loss OF the steamer Idaho,
which struck rock and sunk on the I'd in
slant off the Saltee Island, has found that
the captain was in fault, and suspended his
certificate six months.
The Berlin Congress.
BERLIN, June 21.-In the exchange OF
views now going on between the plcnipo-
tentiaries the Russian representatives are
beginning to point out that there IS Il hnal
limit to concessions for State which has
made sacrifices and cannot offend the strong
national belief OF its people. They arc
also said to have stated that they could not
20 beyond the concessions already made.
The Seryians DcspOnAcnt.
LONDON, June 21.-A Reuters telegram
from Belgrade SAYS: 1.-THE GOODNESS with
which the plenipotentiaries have indivld-
ually received the propositions made by
minister Ristis, the representative OF Ser
via in Berlin, creates 4 feeling OF despond-
ency. The second and third classes of the
militia reserve have been called out for inn
mediate service. 1t is believed that the
continued concentration OF troops on the
Danube to save the frontiers causes this
movement"
Grant in Amsterdam.
AMSTERDAM, June 21.-Ex-Prcsident
Grant arrived here this morning.
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Crime EEpiatcd.

CHICAGO, June o1.-This morning Jere-
miah Connclley, aged nineteen, and George
Sherry, aged twcnty-one, were hanged for
the murder OF Hugh McConVilIc on the eve
ming OF the 10Th OF January last. The
Young men were on protracted spree, and
started out on the evening OF the murder
with the avowed purpose OF killing some
body. Before meeting McConvlle they had
assaulted some half dozen persons-one q
woman.
CINCINNATI. June 21.-Perry Bonster,
who murdered an aged iolI-gate Keeper and
his wife on the Circlerile pike near Chilli
corhe last October, was hanged at Chill
Gothic this morning in the presence OF a
large crowd. Bonster went quietly to the
scatlold. and refused all religious ceremo-
MICS. He maintained defiant attitude to
the last
FREDERICK. Nd, June 21.-EGward IL.
Costley CcoIoreD WAS hanged here to-day
for the murder OF his cousin, Solomon
Costley.
PARIS, I'LL. June 21.-John Burns was
hanged this afternoon for the murder OF
Elijah Burdwell on The Goth OF October.
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LONDON, June 21.-The Berlin dispatch
10 the Palt-1i0H Gazette says special mes
seAger has gone TO st. Petersburg, it is said
On the part Of the Car, on the progress OF
negotiations, which are affirmed TO be
taxing different course from what was
expected by Russia, owing mainly to fresh
TGPtrochement between England end Aus
ira, which appears 10 render further con-
cesslons On the part OF Russia necessary.
President Macslabon Thursday held a
Grand review at Long Champs of 10000
French troops, comprising infantry, cavalry,
and batteries. .i
The receiver OF the Bank OF Berryyilie,
va, is about to pay TO depositors in said
bank dividend Of five per cent. fss4
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GENERAL NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH FROM ALL QUARTERS

SIX MURDERERs HANGED-AFFAIRs AT
Observation-Disclosures OF 4 NEW YORK
PosT-OFFICE MAN FOR RoBDING REGIS
TERED LETTERs--srAtLEY MATT!iEWS'S
COMMITTEE IL SESSIOE--DR0WNINt OF a
YOUTH NEAR EORFOLK-THE WORK OF
THE POTTER COADITTEE-CABlNET
MEETING-4t HUSBAND KILLS HIS WIFE
AND THEN COMMITS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF VIEWS BETWEEN pLENTPoTENTA-
RiEs-CoURT OF INQUIRY INTO THE LOSS
OF THE IDAHO. &C., &C.
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CONGREGATIONAL nominations.

DANvILLE, ILL.,, June 2l.-The Demo
Gratis of this district have nominated Nelson
Jones for Congress.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, June 21.-The Green
back Convention OF the Second district has
nominated Jacob GWyer.
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sentences a,oIn,mutcd--Ncgro Managed.

LITTLE Rock. ARK, June 21.-The sen.
fences OF the four negro men who were to
have been hung at Fort Smith to-day were
committed by the President, the commute.
ton OF three OF them being received several
days ago. Two hours before the time hXed
for the execution of The other one dis
match was received from Acknowledgement
Devens suspending the execution.
Jacob Levels (coored) was hung in the
county jai-yard here to-day for the murder
OF another colored man.
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TRAGEDIES I'm Georgia.

AUGUSTA, GA, June 21.-On Wednesday
evening negro named David Crawford
killed his wife on Beech Island, S. c., and
then killed himself. Thursday morning q
white man named Terry, living short dis
lance from where the tragedy occurred,
chopped woman with whom he was living
in the head, and shot her. Afterwards he
shot and killed himself.
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BARAEoo, May 10, 1877.


II. z. Stsc6ns:
Dear Shiny husband has had Epilepsy for Inc
mast l,tccn wears The past winter his blood seemed
10 be ia a bad condition, and seeing the Sooa results
TO nv it, Has taken six bottles, ana the rcsull
has been that he has had only fits In three months
nYst whereas he was accustomed 10 having as many
In Two DAYS M his wors-an effect that he did not cA'
ncct. AM very anxious TO have him continue me
use some longer. and write you TO ask You will'
trrms or what reduction You would make, and
send me one dozen bottles. r. cn-r
Very respectfully, MEs. a. ". .oi IL