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BUCKINGHAM COUNTY.

GOLD HILL, May Is, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: a much larger crowd
than uSral me, at the court-b house Monday.
Very little business was done in court. The
candidates for county Offices were busy out
side elcctionecring. Public offices seem to
he in demand, and those seeking them are
very jealous. Misunderstanding and in some
instances treating SEEM 10 be the order OF
The day. Many are glad that the day is near
at hand that will decide the contest. Next
Thursday will tell. .... 49,
We are having good rains now, which
have been very much needed for weeks past.
The crops have suffered very much from
the dry, cool weather. but now we hope
vegetation will revive. Wheat is looking
we'll in some places, but said TO be very
poor generally. Some crops viii not make
seed, and some have been ploughed up and
sowed IN oats. Tobacco-plants have stood
The nnfayorable weather remarkably well,
and ii is thought there will be plenty.
A great many people are engaged in ma
king railroad-ties and getting tan.bark, It
may be profitable to those engaged in the
bnsiness, but 1t certainly seems great
waste OF timber, and makes our land less
valuable. s... .y....ss Is .!.".;'
THE man whose sudden Disappearance
With the funds OF gold-mining company
was reported some weeks ago has not re-
turned or been heard from since. Fl.
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though d stranger, from The shatei, and be Is
now kindly cared forsat the private resi-
tience OF Mr.. G. Fl. Lewis, who IS one OF our
most benevolent and kind. hearted citizens.
His wounds are doing well, but he is FREE
auens!y troubled with excruciating pafns
In his bowels. and he has To use opiates for
relief. Should any of his friends see this
they can address him ior. o
few days al Bristol, Tenn, care OF 9. II.
Lewis, Esq. s.s5s .s.tf 5. sss
The recent warm weather has brought
out the wheat. oats, and grass very much,
and the prospects are good. 80.
We are pleased with your suggestion to
the members OF Congress namely, that II
we must haze deputy marshais let them be
hatf andhdlf. EN-.
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FROM THE BORDER.
IGosrespoDdeuce of the Richmond Hispatch.t

NocrespoDdeuce of the -Rich,nond htspatch.t -
BRIsToL, May II, 1879.
Whilst on q visit to the wooi-factory OF
BIZ. G. II. Lewis, OF this city, this morning. I
found lying on lounge Mr.. john G oiorth,
who was shot on the 4th OF February .lsst
10 Transatlantic county, Nc. From him
elected the following facts in regard to
himself and the shooting: His name is
John Goiorth. the son Of Benjamin Fl. Co.
iorth, blacksmith, who lives. near Rich
Mond. He left his home in Virginia three
years ago. and has been living since that
lime With his nephew, Benjamin Foster,
about forty miles west of Knoxville, Tenn,
II Roane county, engaged in buying
ana selling horses and mules. On the
4th OF February last he and his
nephew were returning from the South,
"here they bad sold lot OF horses
ana mules, and whilst passing through
itansyiyania county. N. Co., about sixty
Iiles from Greenyllie, S. G., they separated,
seser going on different road to examine
pofse he wished to buy, and Mr.. GofOrth
continuing straight on to hishome, in ,Roane
county, Tenn. About dark, and only o few
aOaFS after he and Foster had parted, he
way hred on from behind By some robbers,
"ao were negroes, or white men disguised,
N' ShtSf ibS lid u1Sh ~ fAltic pctU" DlS
Isst, one and half inches from his back;
u. e, and, passing entirety through his abb
,"staen, came out 10 front. He showed,
itu9r correspondent the wounds. He fell
ro'a his horse to the ground, and though;
syrraaeetiy conscious, he lay helpless
, ans apparently dead. The robbers
s;s.sss a he aoas dead, robbed bin of
~ IN money which he had on his
bn % and left him lying In the road. He
r., suere helpless all nighttill amail.c carrier,
lti 'n along next morning aud finding.
J nt 10 Ihe road, gave notice OF 1t TO q Mr..
N '", 700, who lived only short distance
4 ~ Dir. Johnson came with his wagon
~; carried MIN TO bis house, procured
na's attendance, and cared for him
lng lI! I'LL about fifteen days ago. Think
bon was wen enough, he started for bis
ko,n, " Yifginla. coming by.fhis hoaee In
4 fs sss county. Tenn. He reached Bristol
ras, aays ago, whcu be expected TO receive
Bis bss.Nanee 9. money 10 belp hin, on to,
Yirs,nii ,s l,i Virginia. He, put np at the
aenss 'hM Hotise here. Kind,hearted ejti.
ps,hi,i asI rains oftsbiss Situation, and SYM
WIZ l hlu 10 histreubIes, took bim,.I
sts2ia% a.e.s ~ u ssli.yy.4fi 3seg y.c
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY. Missy 10, 1873.
fYorernnsnf .Hec.rrfkfea--IInitld Siafca A

MONDAY. Missy 10, 1873.
goUeramens Seeuratss.-Unted States SIS,
fG2ta bid. So ~.
stt!te Observation-Disclosures copsols 5sas BID. 5sX
asked: Virginia consois new, 4 OF asked; virginia
deferred, az bid; Virginia ax-rcceiYabie coupons,
soy bid, 81 asked; North Carolina bonds, az bid,
23.z asked. 71s.g9s.5 49,
City aecuritfss.-R Richmond city s.s. ). and j.,
12G sid; Rfchmond city 6's, j. and j., 100 bid !:
Petersburg city Ss, Fsnd A., log n ked Marcliss.
ter bridge IS, b. and ". 90 asked. 49, !.
Railroad Bonds.-Petersburg Raiiroad Hrst
mortgage S's y! and u. 102z bid; Efcnmood,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mortgage
S's, ]. and j., 10S bid, 10 asked; Richmond Fred
eiicksburg and PotsEiac Railroad mortsage rs, j.:
aud j.. lo3 bid !: Richmond and Dansilie Railroad
consoiidaiei 6,s a. aud a., 80 bid :; Piedmont Rail-
roa first mortgage 8's. A. and O., los bid: Atlanta
and Charlotte Airline RatIroad first mortgage rs,
j. and j., 40k bid. 49, n, sJl ~ 80:
Rdttroad Stocks.-Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad, 100 par. 40 lid, 40 asked; Richmohd,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railrosd common 100
par, 40 bid. SO asked: Richmond, Fredericksburg
aud Potomac Railroad per cent. guaranteed. 100
par. ~ lid; Ricbnlond, fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, 81 old
Richmond and DanvtlIe Railroad, l0o par, 1oA
bid. 10 asked; Seihoard ana Roanoke Railroad
Common, 100 par, 60 bid; seaboard and Roanoke
Railroad guaranteed. 100 par, 95 bid. sltEfs
BANK Stocke.-Nattoaaf Bsns OF yirpinia. 100
par, 90 asked; Union Bank or Richmond. so par,
40 bid. As asked; Citizens Bank 25 par, % asked.
insurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and AIa.
rue. 25 par. 35 bid; Virginia State 20 81 bid
Virxinia Home. 100 par, 9S bid, l02 asked; Gran-
lite. 100 lar. rs asked = % ~
MiScetlaneouS.-OldD Dominion Steamship Conf
pany, 100 par, c bid. III. Il II. e-
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yorrihle Tragedy in California.

SAN Francisco, May ID. Longbehm,
German living on vegetable rancho
about five miles from Antioch, Contra Costa
county, took his little boy and girl, aged
respectively six and four years, into the
field last Friday, beat them to death with
club, cut their threats, and then went to
the house and blew his brains out with a
shotgun. The family had always lived
happily together, and 1t is supposed that
Longbehm was suffering from an attack OF
mental alteration.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
nv rlInenArn1 70 The nIsrATc11.

CONGRESSIONAL AND OTHER WASHINGTON
NEws-aR. BLAINEs SPEECH In THE SEN.
ATE-A CINCINNATI HoTEL-cLERK
DROWNED IN LICKING RIVER STRING
MEETING or. THE MARYLAND JOCKEY
cLuB-THE NEW ENGLAND REPoR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GENERAL.
ASSEMBLY AT, sARAToGA-A soMER-
VILE MASSACHUSETTS GIRL KILLED
WHILE PLAYING BALL-.FrRE AT GALES
BURG, ILLINOIs-A CALIFORNIA FATHER
KILLS HIS TWO CHILDREN WITH A CLUB
AND THEN BLOWS OUT HIS BRAINS WITH
A MISUNDERSTANDING lPARLIA-
MENTARY soIREE-A GREAT FIRE RAGING
IN A SIBERIAN C1TY-vARIoUs FOREIGN
ITEMS, &C. ~ -
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- = 1U&NvILLE, May IT,, I5IJ.
Editors Dispatch: Captain Peter Smell
ton died at his residence, near Horse Pas
ture, Henry county, on Friday last; aged
eighty-one. ,T
Mr.. Joseph H. Trotter, o large tobacco
mist, near Cascade. was considered in a
dying condition yesterday, with no hope
his neishborhood.
We have a glorious season for planting
tobacco-pIants In great abundance.
The vestry' OF the Episcopal church in
this city appointed w. 7. Clark delegate
to the Council, and unanimously Instructed
him to vote against q division Of the do
ccsc. 3.
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Fire In GaIcsburs, HI.

GALEsB URG, May 19.-Willsia & Hawkin-
sons livery stable, with seventeen horses
and several carriages; Kraft's dye-1porks,
and Bern& BiliinSs's carpenter-shop, adj
Joining, were burned this morning. The
destruction is believed TO have been caused
BIZ an incendiary. Loss, S45 600; insurance
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A Murder by q Roy.

BosroS, May 19.-Yesterday, while q
number Of children were at play i'll the
Nunnery- grounds in somervilIe, one OF
them "a year-old daughter OF William H.
GoodSpeed) picked up u ball which several
Bows had been using. Upon refusing to re-
turn it to one of the boys, several OF them
pcltcd her with stones, one OF which struck
her on the temple, causing her death early
This morning. -. iE''
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Presbyterian General Assembly.
FRATERNAL GREETING.

SARATOGA. n. Y, May 19.-After the
Pres byterian General Assembly had opened,
the Moderator presented the following tele-
graphic message to be sent to the General
Assemblies at Louisville and Memphis, in
accordance with the resolution OF Rev. DR..
Prime adopted Friday:
"The General Assembly Of the Prcsby-
terian Church. now in session at Saratoga
Springs presents its cordial saIutations to
the General Assem- blies in session at Louis
Vile aud Memphis, praying for their grace,
mercy, and peace" .-~
SARATOGA, May 19.-At meeting OF the
Presbyterian Assembly to-day a communi-
cation was received from a committee OF
the Southern General Assembly suggesting
cooperation in efforts to prevent the desc
Grafton of the Sabbath, and was referred to
the Committee on Bills and Overtures.
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France.

PARIs,. May ,19.-M. Leroyer, Minister Of
Justice, : to-day informed q deputation of
Radical deputies that the Government had
decided not to grant amnesty to any more
members of the Commune, but simply. to
.narilon them after the 9th, Of June. Roche
Tort: Wales, land Blanqui will be thus par
dnned.- but a simple pafdeB does Roe I'M
ci,it,e the restoration Of !ciyhiri&hts. !!
VERSAILLES, May 1e.-In the GlafnSer o.
Deputies, to-day. N. Lockroy, referring 70
20 -. = ,SI,,ts-.ts. ~
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Fatal Boat Accident.

CINCINNATI, May 49, William Morgan,
Che cashier of the St. Nicholas, Hotel. and
bis brother, John Morgan, while rowing q
skiff on Licking river yesterday afternoon
we're upset and drowned in endeaVorlns 10
ayoid passing steamer.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
MONDAY, May 10, 1870.
The number OF breaks to-day comprised 81 hogs
heads aud 10 iicrces. The offerings at auction on
Change were IS packages; Of which number 80
were sold at prices ranging from s1.60 10 $40.
QUOThTIONS-PRlZED TOBACCO.
DARK.
LugS.-Common to medium, $2.25G1a2.75i good
Lsat-Columon to good short, *4k,s6 medium
to fl LONG S6I$7.5Q: good TO very 2ooi long, $50
$3.50.
Dark leaf. good enough for wrappers and for the
best types of the Regcs have been thus fur IN very
light supply. There is no assortment Of dark sun
Cared tobacco Offering.
BRIGHT.
Lugs-C Common TO medium, $4GS6; good TO
very good Sass.
SmoSerS.-Far 70 medium, 2S0&l0; good 10
very good, Sl2@s15; fine to fancy, $l7.3oU
Lcdf-Common TO medium, $7.5ofGso; good 10
very good, $lOHs12.5U; extra cutters or hliers'
| Sl5M$1S.
IfahogaRy WraDperS.-Common 10 mcdirn,
| ri5mi5j; GOOD 10 very good and fine, s3OGDsIO;
| extra line. >4JMS5p.
Yrti0,1 WraDDers.-Commnn 10 medium, 1850
S35: good TO very good si0GS50 line to fancy,
| S55mf75.
Occasional small lots have since the season Open
| ell commanded above the outside quotations, Indi-
cations are that strictly fancy white wrappers will
| be IN lsh, supply.
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,vention Of the Slave Trade.
MARINE ENTELLIGEN Gss.
. MINIATURE ALMANAC-MAY 20, 1879.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 10, 1879.

tOh1 cr hlIrMoNt nh ~, 4OfS.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker New York.
merchandise and passengers, q. w. Allen K Co.,
agents.
Steamer Ariel. Clifford. Norfolk, United Stat
mail, merchandise, AMI passengers l.. b. Tatum
agent. .
steamer Everman, Carr, Philadelphia, ,ncrchan.
dise and passengers. j. W. McCarrick, agent.
Schooner Dick Williams, Wiletts, New York
phosphate, Alison K Addison.
Schooner Kaie, Harrison, Baltimore, brick and
sand, u. itimore Brick Company.
-, SAILED. ...-
Schooner Marion, Herbert, Norfolk, truck-bar.
rsls, Currie & Co. 49, -.--..
Schooatr Casper Haf,, Phillips, Philadelphia
slaves. Curtis 4 Parker. 80.
Schooner Mary +. Simmons, Campbell. Eewburg
y. Y, coal, Curtis d Parker
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
New York, May 18th, schooner Thomas G.. Ber-
ton. Miller. '..,.
Corkiu, and schooner 4. E. SDylk, Martino.
49, By Telegraph.
NEW YORK. May 19.-Arrived: Santiago de Cuba,
G,llia Richmond. HatteIas, Thomas II. Peruvian.
Arrived out Alice M. Minnou, Washington, Pea
body. Homeward bound Iowa, Pensacola.
: FORT MONROE. May 19.-Passed ont from Rich
m ond: Rarks KOugsbyfd, for Hnyre- aud ErlImg,
for Europe. Passed out from Norfolk: Ship VII
liam Campbell, for Liverpool; bark st. Lawrence,
for DeInerara; schooner Parepa, for Palermo.
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SALT RHEUM,
COVERING THE BODY FOR TEN YEARS, PER-
MANENTLY. CURED. -. ...
LAW OFFICE OF CHARLES HouGHToS.

II GOSGREsS STREET, IiOSTON, 7
kebtuarv rs, 1878.
MeSSrS. T'eekS G. Potter :, Gentlemen.-I feelit a
du.y To Inform SDu aDd through You all who are in
teresled 10 know the fact, that most disagreeable
and obstinate case Of Salt tneum or Eczema, which
has been under my personal Observation from It's
frs appearance to the present tine-about ten l0)
yearS-coyer ng The greater pOrtlf OF The patients
boGy and limbs with its peculiar Irritating and ITCH
ing sc;b, and 10 which all the known methods Of
treating such disease had been applied without benz
etr has completely disappeared, leaving clean and
healthy SKIN, under few days OF protuse appiica-
ton OF CUTICCRA. .... ...r..-,- .0 =. ....
l can and DO heartily advise all similarly afflicted
to try the remedy which has been efecal in this
case. Very truly yours,
= CHARLES HouGHToN.
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CUrlCURA.
y |IFtlf IT.
rUTiCURA REMEDIES -.,.nr...r
~. .. 49,. a. e.. .... ..rri.''.. uirF
HAVE ACHIEVED THE MosTNoTED SUCCESS
oEANY MEDICINES OF MODERN TIMES.

Messrs. WEEKS & POTTER have. never doubted
the specific properties OF CUTIcURA, CUTICURA
REsOLyENT. and CCTICURA SOAP for the speedy,
permanent. and economical cure of liumorS OF the
Blood, Skin, ana Scalp They are, however, aston
:hed their universal success; for 1t WAS 10 be ex
peeled that in the hands Of some they would fail
solely from spasmoGic or ignorant use of them.
They are enabled 10 say. without fear OF contra
dcon. that no remedies ever achieved in the short
space Of one Year the number Of wonderful cures
performed by the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
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MARYLAND Races.

BALTIMORE. May1a.-The commencement
or the spring meeting lot the MARYLAND
Jockey Club at Pimlico has been postponesqq
Until Wednesday on account Of the rain.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, MAY 19.-Noon.-Stocks strong.
Money Oh call. 3@4 per cent. Excbange-Long,
ASH; short, 4SSa. State bonds dull. Governments
strong. ~ r.. t...sas -st-..r,.s
tsrehtng.-Money, per cent. Exchange, 4S7S
@3STk. Governments strong: new 0's, 10Sk. AZ
per cents, 10TH; 4 per cents, lo2x. States dull.
@,- 3d.. n BALTIMORE. te.~
BALTIMORE, May 19.-Viyin'a SIS, deferred,
"a; consols, So. second eesles, 40; past-due
c.upons, 80. Moth Carolina 6s, old, 22S. BID
law .Hsrk
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q ....gr-f,s -vlIl'rnD IN
HOLLINS'S -YOLTAIC -
ELECTRIC LAsTERs.

49, = ~ - z
In the Adjudication Of Pain aud Inflammation
In the VitallzAlion Of Weak, Parayzed and Painful
Nervous Parts aud Organs, In the Curing of Chronic
Weakness of the Lungs, Heart and Kidneys, In the
Absorption Of pofsons from the Blood through the
Complaints, Malarial and Contagious Diseases they
are wonderful. Get the genuine.
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A PREDICTION BY A MALONE ORGAN
lWytheyile Dispatch,, 2tb.l-Yes; aud
General William Malone is certain to be
elected 10 The United States Senate.
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SALES REPORTED TO sECRkTAkY.

WHEAT White. $40 bushels very good at Sill
$50 bushels prime al $40; l6 bushels prime 4.
Sl.20-,otal, 676 bushels. Red. IA bushels very
good III !xed at SLIT; 152 bushels good FulIz at
Sl.15; l4S bushels good Lancaster a. $l.20; $50
bushels PRIME Lancaster ut Sl20: 2SS bus hels
mixed at S1.lS; so bushels good mixed ut 81. 13;
10 bushels prime Lancaster ut $l.2Q-total, s9S
bushels.
CORN Waite, % bushels very good at Gle.
Mixed, l92 bushels prime At 6lc.
MEAL.-4S bushels prime on private terms.
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PENNSYLVANIA Coal-snne AGre.

PoTTsvILLE, PA, May 19.-Fire was dis
covered this morning on the p,of one OF
the breasts in the Keystone mine, which
burned through the vein and communicated
with the air-course. At haf-past tonight
this portion was under control, when twas
found that the pillar dividing the adjoining
breast was burning fiercely. The fire is ex-
tensivc, and may lead to serious results.
The mine is operated by the Philadelphia
and Rpadinp COMPANY.
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COMM ERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May 10. 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT Rhits, 6 76 bushels. Red, 1,0l6 BUSH
els. ...". I'd
CORN White, go bushels. Xixed, SOP bushels
0ATS-100 bushels.
MEALS bukheis. ...-..
bushels.
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uovemen II or British war-vessels.

SAN FRANCISCO, May ia Ffctoria, %.
c., dispatch says: " Her British Maj esty's
ironclad Triumph and corvette Opal sailed
for San Francisco. yesterday, where they
will stop about two weeks, and then pro-
coed to the seat; Of war in South America.
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New England, Labor-ReforIn League.

New England, ,EabOr.HSeHoE1H 11CtEs NC
| BosToN. May19.-Aspeeials session OF the
New England Labor Reform League was
held in Science Hall, lin this city, Yesterday,
and will De continued during today. So
ciaIistic ideas in their most radical form
were embodied in the resolutions which
form the text Of the discussions.
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CHIInRES,s CARRIAGES. .

CARRIAGES, PHAETOSs. ND BIZ
iGIES - have on rand few fne Extension.
ron HsmIsy Carriages. Ladies Phae'ons Top. BINS
gies and Hight Business Wagons; one tisat
suitable for watertpr-place purpose. "a 81.
'kpparipg OF all kinds done " low psicfs ~ ~
very best manner: estimates given; ni saH s''
. ieiled. 81 = Ss q 4 ~; & <, az s,reer
my il ola nosan : 49, -
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Flour.

Fine. $3.50; superrne. 1880 extra. $3.50
1850; common fYmiy. 1915 GNS8 fancy brauss,
SEQ .6. rs; Staunton extra, 1925.
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FOrty-sixth G0nsress--Flrst Session.
.-- :... WASHINGTON, May 10, 1879.

SENATE.
The Senate resumed the consideration OF
the legislative, executive, and judicial ap-
preparation bill. -. -:
1t was agreed to take the vote on the So
called political part Of the hill at 4 O'Clock
tomorrow. '.@ .f
Mr.. Blaine spoke at considerable length,
taking ground against State-rights, and was
followed by Mr. Vance. He also spoke OF
the system Of education in tue southern
schools as being OF an invidious character,
and quoted from school-booEs to show that
such was the fact,
Mr.. Vance said he was requested to state
the fact, which was also within his own
knowledge. that the partisan school litera-
| ture spoken OF by Mr.. Blaine is non-eXist-
ent. During the war few such works
were circulated, but since then no southern
child had ever seen one. No measure adyo-
Gated by southern men, said Dir. Vance, has
fair hearing In this body. The facr that it
is upheld by them is the signal for reyiving
old issues not pertinent to the question. He
thought it essential to proper consideration
OF this bill that it be discussed on its merits,
but the arguments OF its opponents were
mere party denunciations. II this were an
action at law, and such answers to the COM
plant were filed, they would be rejected as
frivolous. Mr.. Vance made very earnes:
demand that proper respect be given to
southern representatives, and commented
on Republican logic concerning cleo
tions, which was, ELECTIONS shall be
free, il we have to surround the polls
with bayonets. They shall be according
10 State laws, if we have. to overcome the
civil authorities by force to have our way.
They shall be pure, if it takes John Daveu.
port aud every criminal in our cities to man
age and give them purity. They shall be
conducted without the appearance of vic.
lence, if artillery has to be trained Il every
ballot box; and they shall be fair if we have
TO arrest every man Offering to vote The
Democratic ticket. Unless we can use tht
army ut the polls to count in the mex
President, we will abandon the deiences o.
the country"
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DENTISTS.

a W. JONES, A8g
NJ. DENTIST. IIH
having moved his office TO that large and elegant
residence ou Franklin street, No. tO7, between
Eighth and Einlh with every convenience anu up
niIuce for the comfort Of his pa tents, With TWEEN
ty-iyc years experience, and PRICES REDUCED,
will perform aU operations gently and rareiuiiY iof
al srich as desire his protest. mai services.
! 5-2m
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LIvEE-CoMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA,
BY TIE REsOLvENT. G AIMS FIVE
AND HALE, POUNDS ON ONE BOTTLE

Gentlemen.-I have had Liyer.Complaint and
Dyspepela, with running sores OH the sideiof NV
neck, Tor ten years Doctors did me no good. /
have been spending for eight years. and II did no
duced from 10 10 1872 pounds. Apiast Tried the
EESoLyENT, and 1t helped me right of, and on one
bottle gained five and one-haf pounds. II Is doing
the business, and am going for IL Strong :
Yours truly. ....t-..s.-'-- -s.-,'...
! JOHN II. ROY, 314 Wabash avenue
CHICAGO, ILL.,, November Is, 1879. ..-'a"
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CANDIDATES. FOR OFFICE.
EDITORS DISPATCH: My attention has
II been called TO The card OF Many Voters - in
nounce myself a candidate for the office Of City
Urea urer. appreciate the Call, out must mosere-
specially dec!iue being candidate. -; = r
my 2Q-1l& -. GEORGE A. HUNDLEY.
TlR CITY TREASURER IT,
I am candidate for re- election TO the Office Of
- CITY TREASURER.
!. my le-5t s: c. GREENHOM.