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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-08-30

BRIGHT's DISEASE AND IoE WATER. "A
Baltimore druggist of experience and
ample opportunity for observation, has
advanced tho ida that Briaht's disease
is attributable to the immodarats use Of
ice.water and cold drinks. He cites the
fact TINT the people Of this country use
ninety per cent more ice in their drinks
han the p-ople OF any Other country,
Greenlander not excepted. We bavr
seventy five per ctnt. more of Briaht's
dlseaB.. He cites the fact that the wine
drinking countrlea OF Enrope ere com.
paratively free from the mslady. TRAY.
elerB have observed and commented
upon the PR jndice which Seems to exist
against ice-water and iced-drinks in all
countries outside of the United States.
The EnRlishman and the German fairly
shun ice, though placed in e'sy reach Of
boundiesa quantities oft, and the French.
mao who sips the light wine would rs soon
think of takingban emetic aB OF chilling.
The stomach with an ice-draupbt Our
drug friend points to the fact that Brights
disease has kept place in this country
with the increased consumption of ice
and claims that before ice became o
common household necessity the malady
was scarcely known among physicians.
There may be something in this theory.
- Baltimore Gazette.
Young man." said stern old Pro-
fessor to q student who was charged with
kissing one of his daughters" young
man. don't get into that habit. You will
find that kissing is like eating soup with
a fork. "How 30. sir2" asked the stud
ent. "Brcause," answered the Pro-
fessor. ''you can't get enough OF it.
What o scramble there is just now to
Gnd the North Pole. Great Britain,
Germany. United States and one or two
more nations, we believe. have expedi-
tious out in search Of this mythical pro
tubsrance. What do they want with the
, pole, you ask? Why, to Tax it, to be
sure.-[ Dos. Transcript.
| Tho has hall faver 10 raoipo in Rhode
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A sword OF Ethan Allen, the hero OF
TiconderoRa, has lately been presented
t. the Kentuoky Historical Society.
This interesting weapon 10 dirk-edged;
the hilt is surmounted by lions head
enorrcled by the British crown. and the
Whole work Is English. 1t was sold to q
relic hunter by kinsman of General
Allen, and finally came into the posses
son of Mr.. T. A. Hornsey. who present.
ed it to the society.
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Princess Salie Winnemucca accom-
panied G n.ral Howard in the Bannock
war of 1878, In his marches from
one telegraph station to another. and
wae considered o regular member OF his
staff The Boise Statesman says the
distressing quartermaster of the Ban
mock expedition has lately been ordered
10 pay Sallie So per month for her ser.
vices to Howard, up 10 February Is, 1879
She 10 now teaching school at Siucoe
reservation, in Washington Territory,
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All those INDEBTED 10 ms will
please settle without delay.
shelves, Counters and vasiOMs Fix-
lures In the store at q bargain.
je2G-tf W0LDENRERG & ARMER.
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EsgE.r rSasElEN NEWS.
Eng land.

JOxDoS. June 9.--The 1ineS'S 5nanclal
article saYs: THE recent rise in cotton at
Lfvcrpc-ol, is described, doubtless, sccurate-
~, by orr correspondent, j. 4 god-scnd to
that long suffering centre OF Col:AncrcIii IN
activity But Tor tlG,s relief we a;;e told there:
muse have been IL crash and 20 it Is urgeG
that aOthing move 0pnOrtune Da> happcne!
in commercial ;tI;.irs for long time. Thc9e
is 20 doubt that the rise was only transient
i,ad unreal SO. far Is the mcrds Of the staple
Ire concerned; but ii has cIsabled bank; an
spectators 10 escape temporarily and "a part
from per3ous position, and has therefore
avcrted Il collapse that otherwise seemed
inevitabie.a
Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, Juae 9.-SolaYeifi, who
attemysed to asslssinate the Gar, YVES
banged this morning on Snoleaski field.
Various Foreign gsezRas.
LONDON. June s.-Mrs. howard Paul,
singer and actress, is dead.
Lorillard's bay colt bake OF Magenta
being amiss, has been scsatched 1cT race
for the Ascote gold cup BeXt Thu.sday.
CALCUTTA, June 9.-U1icial aasices nave
been received which represent taat the An
glo-Africaa treaty hSs created = strong ini.
preston IN Persia. greatly Increasing the
British prestige Forty thousand 2amel>
belonging 10 the British transport service
during the war are in Afshanistan,
Cholera Of severe type has made its ap-
pearance in lower Bolan Pass.
A mission to Cabul Is to be forthwith
formed at Kohal, and proceed by way o.
Khurham about the end OF June.
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HOW A GEORGIA EXCURSION PARTY GOT INTO
TROCBLE-FATAL AFFEAT-FOCR KILLED
AND MANY wOCNDED-CUT THROUGH WITH
SWORD, &C.
SAVANNAH. June "a terrible riot took
place this afternoon at Mcintosh. Liberty
county. station on the Atlantic and Gulf
railroad, between Il party OF negro eycur-
sion!sts from Bryan county and those be-
longing 10 the place. 1t began In fight
between two negroes, whereupon John
Randall, captain OF negro militia COM
pany from Bryan county, which company
made part OF the eXcurSioniStS, ordered
the company to charge, which they did,
bavoneting everybody within reach, the
Captain himself killing one man by run.
ming him through with his sword. There
was intense excitement at this Outrage.
The Liberty county negroes rallied and
drove tue military company into the cars.
who opcned fire on them, killing four and
woundin" many more, only stopping the
shooting when the train got out Of the
way. which they tried to prevent by tear
ing up the track. All parties engaged were
lprrOeS,
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SSow.ASD FRssT rs THE Norm stit,cdu-
Ice. June I.-Reporis from The interior in
dictate that the frost last NIGHT was general
throughout the State, and wasof \ seriously
damaging character. Corn, po,ato-yincs,
and vegetables out Of the ground were
either wholly DESTROYED or so seriously in
iured as TO insure material reduction in
the yield. AT Forest Arme Cemetery, near
this city. the damage TO flowers and foliage
is estimated as high as $1,000. The other
cemeteries also report wholesale destruc-
tien Of plants.
Boston, June T.-Snow-stcrms prevailed
at North Troy, VT. and Sandwich, n. H..
last night. Crops are much injured By
SNOW and frost
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THE LATEST NEWS.
nY TEIEa.Ap11uo TEE DISPATCH.

INTERESTING MEMORIAL CEREMONIES At
PETERsBUKG-CoTT0N REPORTS FROM
NORTH CAROLINA AND vIRGfNIA-CON.
GREssioNAL AND OTHER WAsHINGTcE
PEOCEEDINGs-WHA THE DEMOCRATIC
CAUCUS DID WITH THE WARNER SILVER
BE.L-EFF0RTs OF A CRIMINAL TO Coh-
NIT sUICIDE-T MURDERERs SEN
FENCED TO DE HUNG IN NEW YORK.
MUTiNY OF MEXICAN soLDIERS-TwEN-
TY-SiXTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF
ROANOKE sOLLEGE-ARREST OF ROE
BERS IN CHICAGO--A TERRIBLE NEGRO
RIOT AMONG GEORGIA EXCURSIONISTS
FOUR KILLED AND MANY WOUNDED
EXECUTION OF THE CARS ASSASSIN
OTHER FOREIGN NEWS, &C., &C.
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SALT RuEI-M AND DANDRUFF

Cured THAT SEyEGAI. PHYSICIANS HAD FAILED
TO TREAT SUCCESSFULLY.
1fessrs. Weeks & Potter: Gcntlcmou.-l have hac
the san Rhcunr on my head and all through my
hair also on nv legs, for tie past -four wears. having
suffered exceedingly with H.. The aahhr'ih ,alIns
frnn, my h.ir was very annoN Wing. consulted seve-
rI distinguished ply sciars in regard 10 H. and have
taken their prescriptions as ordered, but dd mol mo
any rurc and nut little relief. | was told by many
,crsous who have the Sal; X heum, ana VINO nave
been doctorcd for years, that there was no cure Tor
II ih,t il :as In The blood. anu should always have
H. ana was almost inclinc to agree with them but
II friend wanted Inc TO try CUTICURA. maze nV your
firm | did. aud to my asioniS hment IN ic-s tnau
Ihree weeks nv lead WAS entirely free from all SAT-
Rhcurn and Dandruif, and | cannot see any appear
nnce OF Salt Rheum on my rerSon. think /; Il won
GEORGE A. NUDGE.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H.. February 6, 1875.
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The Cotton Crop in Virginia and North
a'arnI!,,n

NORFOLK, June 9.-Thc Cotton Exchange
has thirty-one replies from twcnty-one
counties in North Carolina and Virginia.
Seventeen the land planted this year abou.
the same as last; twelve report about ten to
twelve per cent. increase, and two about
len per cent. decrease; twentysiX report
the weather 10 the 3lst OF May favorable
with good stand, and tive weather not so
favorable but good stand; fourteen re-
port the crop earlier by ten days 10 two
weeks, eight about ten days la1er, and niue
report the crop to be about the same time
rs last year. The crop is reported generally
good up to 3lst SIay. \ little grass Is re-
ported. Labor is reported good, and no
suffering from the kaus:is exodus. The Use
OF fertilizers is about the same rs last year.
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Rouno,se Co,,csc Commeneclnent.

SALEM, VA, June 9.-'rhc commence:
mcnt exercises Of Roanoke College began
to-day. The Baccalaurcata sermon was de-
ivrrcd yesterday Sunday morning by
Rev. Dr. Dosf, cy-prcsidcnt OF the college,
and ut night Rev. J. Pctrrkn, D. D., OF
Richmond, delivered an address before the
Young Mems Christian Association. The
contest for the medal in oraiory took place
to-night-the contestants being ;. E. Bon
sack of Virginia, i. NJ. o. Fem OF Texas.
G. L. Thurman OF Texas, Edward Jctcr
Of Virginia, G. E. Keller OF Maryland. and
7. {. Whaling OF Virginia. The contest
was Il brilliant one. The medal was
awarded to +. VI. 0. Fem OF Texas. Hon.
John Eaton will deliver the annual address
tomorrow evening.
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PcsarSi,uyG.

MEMORIAL CEREMONIES ~ THE COCEaDF
clTY--TEN THOUSAND PEOPLE AT BLAND
FORD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE coz.
FEDERATE GRAyEs-sALUTE BT TIE WALK.
ER Light GUARD AND PETERSBURG aETIL-
LEET.
Especial telegram to tie Dispa'chJ
PETERSBURG, W., June 9.-To day was
generally observed here rs Memorial day
While there were no formal ceremonies TO
mark the occasion, the citizens showed their
respect Tor the memory OF the Confederate
dead hy closing their places OF business
and assembling in Blandiord Cemetery.
where some ten or twelve thousand of the
southern dead are buried. It is estimated
that ten thousand people we're present in
the cemetery. The decoration OF the graves
began aboHt o'clock. Many OF the squares
and sections were beautifully decorated,
and particular attention was shown the sec
ton where the unknown dead are buried
A salute OF three rounds was fired over the
graves by the Walker Light Guard. of Rich
moud, and six rounds by the Petersburg
Artillery,
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GALVESTON, June GA special TO the
Nclrs from Eagle Pass says: "EarIy ycStcr-
day morning comnany OF Mexican in
fantry at Pirdras Negras mutinicd and
fought their way through the guard at the
gate. About fifteen Of them crossed to this
Side OF the river under heavy fire from
loyal troops, who continued firing otter the
desertcrs landed. many balls striking houses
in this place. The fugitiYes surrendered
their arms to our citizens to DC returned to
Mexico. The troops had been six months
without pay, and had nothing TO eat ycStcr-
day evening. The Mexican troops marched
outside the city with l'1 OF the captured
mulinccrs, whom they intended to shoot,
but owing to 4 strong protest from the cit!-
znns the execution was abaGGOnCd.'
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Ely Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, June -Npon.--S'ccks strong
Money call. SAL ner cent. ExchanHe--Long.
1874: short, IS94. State hons dull. Governments
strong.
Epcnlag.-Money easy ut 3GI4 per cent. EX-
change steady 1t 4S7i,. Governments strong: new
5'S, lO3'a: Al per cents, l0Gis; per cents, 1921
States tluIi.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. June 9.--EirGin,a 6s. old. 81: &c.
fcrrcu, 7: cou>olr. So: second .cricS. 80; past
due coupons. 10. North Carolina G's, old. %; new
lii. SPECIAL tax. -. Bid to-day.
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1&cHcu MAyrEUs. - Providence, r. l.,
p" Site Rev. y. i. Thompson, pastor
q II" 5rc0ud BapusI church Of Newport,
, Jay read letter Withdrawing bis resig-
..on-a course agreeable TO Il large pro-
Lion o! the church The Rev. Or.
aries II. Malcolm, former pastor OF this
r"ca. and The present secretary Of the
"~>T,can Peace Society. WAS to-day CON
. .ri mcmtcr of the Protestant t.pisco
3 Church ~ Bishop Cla:L. i'll Triaity
.rch, Newport. Dr.. MaicolUI's wife,
:, ana daughter were also confirmed AZ
&.samc time. Warm friends Of Mr.. NAL
"- have been connected with the discon-
'Al IN the Second Baptist church.
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Mr.. James Il. Keenc goes into the Erie
direction, and also into the executive COM
mittce, at the next meeting OF the COM
pany; at least such is the report on the
street to- day. So says New York letter.
How will This affect the Richmond and Al
lcchany railroad?
The Philadelphia Telegraph says that
Alice Oates acas married in that city on the
9th OF May last to a Mr.. Watkins, son OF
merchant OF that city.
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BEVERLY, W. VA, jane 5, 1879.
Editors DiSpatch: An adjourned meet
g.; Of Lexington Presbytery met here to-
..., presided over by Rev. Rosebio. Scv-
ra oi Inc most prominent ministers and
.rS arc present. 1t was opened by Il
t.gy able discourse from DR.. Strckicr-
l.ji., ill.,, -. The object OF this meeting is
install and ordaln w: IS. L. Bryan. Rev.
+. ). rmmrT, d. D., is here, who will nave
Ing pleasure Of seeing bis grandson or
o.,grd 10 the full work of the ministry. As
s"0Ihrr, this young man is Il model. He
lbs been here but few months, ana has
..rany received many souls for his hire.
lexington Pr"sbyteTy may safely entriSt
!s@ri, Valley 10 this untiring soldier OF
- Lord Jesus.
Jr. liumcr viii preach here tonight and
,l5halb morning.
Tie atmosphere here is quite bracing. 4
@5@-at has prevailed here. cutting the
p Snort. moKE ANON.
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A Sentenced Murderer Attempts Sui
niHn

PHILADELPHIA, June 0.-Edward Parr
vas sentenced to death ut noon to-day for
the murder OF his daughter, Mrs. Susan
irwin AS the prisoner was leaving The
dock, after the sentence mad been pro-
uounced uuon him. he fell fainting to the
floor, and at the same time vial dropncd
Ircm his hand. Ii was then ascertancd That
he had taken dose OF strvchniEe. He Is
still alive, but his recovery is doubtful.
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SCALD HEAD

FOR NINE YEARS CURED WHEN ALL OTHER
REMEDIES FAILED.
lfessrs, Weeks d. Potter: Gcntlcmen,-Siuce
Jrly last | have been using yomr CCIiCUEA Tor
ScaId Head and 1t has cured me whca al Hccines
lhr: have taken for niue years did me no good
am now using IL as "A h3i-dressing, hut my head Is
we'll II keeps the hair In very nice cnncitlon:
"~" Ynnrs ,ruIy- H. 4. RAYMOND.
.uni,nr Tnrf Waync Jackson aud saginaw X. X.
JACKSON, MiCn., December 20, 1875
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BURNED TO DEATH IN HER CARRIAGE
Wilmington, Del, JUNE S.-As Mrs. Ho-
nora Lacy was driving from here TO her
home in Chester county, Pa, last evening.
the contents OF the carriage, cotton and
straw, were ignited by a match, and in an
Instant tie whole interior OF The vehicle
was in 4 blaze. The horse becoming fright
cned, ran away, and before it was stopped
Mrs. Lacy was literally roasted alive. Her
flesh hung burned 10 n crisp. She died
carly This morning.
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LOSS OF HAIR.

Loss Of hair In thousands Of cases Is due entirely
TO some form of scalp disease. Scvcnty-rvc per
cent. OF the number OF bald beads might be covered
with hair by judccus nsc OF CUT1ctRA' a"sis'ei
by CUrlCCRA SOAP. 1t is the most agreeable Us
well rs the most effective hair-rcslorer ever pro-
duccd by man. 1t is medicinal III the uest sense OF
the word. All others arc some olcagenons mixture
or poisonous dyes None but CCTlCuRA possesses
the specific medical properties that enable 1t TO cure
all itching and scaIy diseases that infamc and irri-
tate The scalp and hair glands and tube, causing
premature badness Medium doses Of the CUTI.
CURA REsoLYENT will purify The OIL and sweat
Glands of the virus Of scroialous humor Of The
blood and insure 4 permanent cure when taken In
connection with the outward application Of CUTI-
CI,RA.
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HUMOR OF TIE SCALP

THAT WAS DESTROYING TIE HAIR Cured WITH
ONE BOX OF CUTICuRA.
lfesSrs Weeks L. Potter: Gcnilemen.-I want to
tell you what CUTICUHA has done for ne. About
ten years ago ms hair began fallin. out. cansed hY
Junior of the Scalp. ] tried various remedies. too
numerous 10 mention. without relief. until began
using CUTICUEA. one box Of which has entirely
ctlseu me aud nrw hair Is beginning 10 grow.
Respectfully, Mrs. O. J. ROOT.
S97 west Lake street.
CHICAGO, ILL. November 8. 1875.
We know the above 10 be true.
MARY T.. OWNSEED.
4l2 west Jackson street;
Mrs. &. A. GRAY,
BAL Fulton street.
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RoI,bprS Arrested.

CHICAGO. June 9.-The robbers who
boldly seized $4,000 in bank-biIlS from an
Illinois Central railroad messenger Satur-
day afternoon, alter thlowin" rcd pepper in
his eyes, and who made good their escape.
were captured Yesterday. and portion OF
tic money recovered. They are "ell-kno"n
tGicycs.
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/. 4 " Est FlRGISIA STILL SEIZED Wheel.
~. y y. "a, June deputy United States
,slue'ColIector Jeiireys, OF Grafton, this
mug returned home from four-days'
10 hampshire county in search OF ILL
Fnt sstNieries. The collector found q dis
b, -, owned BY L. Brown, in the noun
l,rrs VI Hampshire county. which he de-
ED together with 1900 gallons OF
b. ~ ., q Quantity OF rye-ebaG, and num-
arr,@,, tubs. The still had been in active
citation The night before.
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The CUTICURA REMEDIES are prepared by
WEEKS & POTTER. Chemists and Druggists. 800
Washington street, Bolton, and are for sale 10y all
Druggists. Price Of CUTICURA, small boxes, 80
cents; large boxes, containing two and one half
times tie quantity Of small, 81. REsoLVEST. 81
,,cr hottie. fuTIcuRA SOAP. % cents; 10y mali,
al cents: Three cakes 75c. my c-Tu,1h&S
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key. SAMUEL r. HARRIS ELECTED
>1teI4l to the Cincinnati Commercial j
;Y..f2t, Mich.. June 7.-Shortiy before
:, cock this morning The Episcopal Con-
,,&g'loh, after dcIiDcrating nearly two
!. on The nomination OF Samuel Z. Har-
J., Of Chicago, as Bishop Of Michigan,
, reg " hin by vote OF laitv, standing 80
- ", !ust barely sufficient TO elect.
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GoRED 20 DEATH by 4 Neutrality-suspicious.
sic. ". J.. june S.-Waltcr Beckurth, a
prominent farmer Of the Town OF Stanford,
Duchess county, was gored by bull at an
early hour this morning in such manner
that he lived only TWO hours after. He was
about sixty years OF age.
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THREE YouNG Men DROWNED. -Boston
June S.-Three Young men-Charles Fiiield
William 0. Pinkham, and William Row.
ell-wcre drowned in Salem (Mass.) harboI
to-day by the capsizing OF Il sail boat. Tho
bodies have not yet been recovered.
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New YORK. Jun" 9.-Sentcnce was passed
this morning on Mrs. Jennie K. smith ana
Covert y. Bennett, convicted OF the murder
Of the formers hG>hand. Police OiIrrr
Richard II. Smith. They were doomed t"
he hung on Friday, JuIy 18th.
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COMM ERCiAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
k!CU"0TD, June Q, 1879
:yvTgR!3!ti@ REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WTEAT.--Prd. rs bushels.
CORN llhHe. Is bushels. .Hi.rel, 400 bu; hcls
POrATOES.-.:ip bESilt j..
BLACKEYED PEAS.-192 bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WIIEAT.--ReG, rs bushels very good fnrz al
Sl.lG.
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COURT ORDERS.

rI1O THE CREDITORS OF A. I. GIBBS,
i pECEA SEQ, AND JOSEPH GIBBS. DE-
CEAsED.-In the County Court Of Chesterfield
county, June term, 1870
I'm motion of u. Trueheart and Lucy MS wife
dIsirSuees of the estate OF A. T. apo
Joseph Gibbs deceased the Court doth order eeai inc
creditors OF the said deceGenis appear anu snow
cause. if any Iiiey have, on the Esd DAY Ot july
1879, against the p8slnent and deiivers Oh tne sain
Of his order be once week for four @eeks
III the RichmopI Dtspatch,a newspaper published
in the city OF Richmond. s15
Acopy-Test:
MARCUS A. CoGEILL, Clerk.
te 10-17.2ASiyl,S
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~ Ds5 OF PET BgAR.--Ne,o Orleans, La,
60 The jury in the ease OF Mrs. Yre-
esn ntpa ~ against the members OF the Ores.
ID s., ea w kliie Club to-day gave q verdict
rss ss3 ;ss tor the plaintiff, whose husband
soa @,iiea bY pet bear kept on the Club
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ATLANTA. GA. June 9.-Thc jury in Tie
c.se of D. I've. charged VIII numbering MS
7,thcrin-law. J. ". Spark, til, m0L2'nS
rendered verdict Of not Guilty.
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TOJJIES,S VOIThIC

HOLLINS'S EOLThlC
y ELECTRIC rLASTEKS.
Instantly they lamish Pain and Weakness. rouse
the dormant Muscles into new lie, simulate the
Liver mn! Kidneys. cure Dyspepsia, indigestion,
Bilious Coic. CIamps and Pains, rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia Sciatica, WEAK Spine, Weak and Sore Lungs,
Coughs and Colds, Weak Back, hgue and Liver
Pains. my - H. ihNS
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PORT OF RICHMOND, Jryg 0. 1879.


Steamship Old EomBion. Walker. New YORK.
merchandise and passengers, G. ". Allen & Co..
agents. Il:
. steamer Ariel. clifford. Norfolk, United States
lsti, merchandise, and passengers. l.. u. Tatsm,
agent
Steamer Pioneer. Pla,t. phliadeiphis, merchan-
df>c aud passengers. j. W. McC1rrica- agent. &
Schooner Gar, Hammond: Bath, Ice. A. G. Bab-
oork,
Schooner Gay State, Baker, Bath. Ice, a. G. Rab-
cock. r.
Bsrkontine Viking. Rasmussen. New York. light,
10 load -four, IaI3!I .Crci.shaw Company.
Brig Lnhc, -. New York, light, TO load Hour
Dun0D & NcCanca. 50
SrheontT i. Fl. Hurlonrt, Irwin, New York, TO
load cnaa Chesapeake ana ohio rGilroad
schooner Maggie, My ers, Baltimore. merchandise
10 order. 4 3. 81
CLEAIED FOR THIS PORT.
Prom New York, June 7th. schooner A. .. Good
a:at Hearn. - ~
NORFOLK. jane S-Arriyed: Schooner G.. IL !.
Gaape, Little, from Richmond.
by telegraph. :
VIEW ToRK, Jnne o. Arrived: SANTIAGO de Cuba
Arrived out SHesia, Filippo Homewafd: 6na I
Savannah Weheard E5rtps Monroe.
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GARpETs, 2Eg-CG0rHS. &c.

CARPETS. WHOLESALE AND hE
STAiL.-We have lust received Il full line OF CAR
PETS, OIL-sJ. tyrfiS. LiN0LEUM, CHINESE
cocoa, and ArIE siAIsriNGs SHADES, Hoia-
MATS, &c; PAPER II NGiSGS or all s,yies.
Work done In town or country. An orders proPptfy
an 10. ym 10. 1911 Main sircci. Richnond, Va.
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Just received from France, ful line Of DIN
xt:R- and rEA-sETS In new designs, at very low
prices.
can and see the sUN-DIAL CoOKlSG-sToFEs
the thing for rnom-keepers.
mroe L. II. TAYLOR, lel1 Main street.