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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-07
: JEFFFPSON COUNTY W VA, SATURDAY. JUNE 7, 1879
The Home Of the True Farmer.

An industrious, intelligent, true farmer finds
IL source Of unceasng pleasure 20 improve
his farm, his stock, his Dwelling, lis garden,
orchard, al within the limits Of his little
estate The little improvements Gcded daily
to his property, in ten OF hiieea years may
work il up TO a little paradise. he plants
yearly a few beautiful trees or vines, and
keeps tie old ones lrimmed aud trained to aui.
his taste. The walks in the front yard, aud
back ward also. are always in good state OF
repair. Wet weather or dry, the outbnild.ngs
and stables can be visited with the greatest
convenience There are plenty OF large gates
and small gates on the place, and no broken
hinges or worthless catches to any of them
The shade trees are beautiful, the arbors are
enchanting, the little flower garden In lis sea-
son source of exquisite pleasure. The rose
bushes and flower bearing shruebcry, never
suffer for want Of the pruning-kniie and ap-
prouriate and seasouable fertilizers. No
Starved branches, moss covered limbs, OF bodies
loaded with fnpgus growth, or scale insect.
disegure his shruhhery. No weeds rise mp 10
rob his trees end vines Of their proper food and
mar tie beauty Of bis premises His doors
and blinds have 40 broken hinges. nor locks
out Of rep0ir. nor screws loose, nor marks Of
neglect OF decay. No broken panes Of glass,
NJ crippled chairs or f-rniscrc-his whole cs-
mblishmeut is 10 Ersi-class running oracS.-
His chickens and fowls, and al! Of b.s domestic
animals are comfortable and happy ,hc year
round. Their necessities aud wants ere oil
provided tor by the frugal benevolent and
intelligent master Ia their season ho has the
most beautiful aud delicious straw berries, ard
gropcs, aud applos pears. peaches, pln'hs. and
other fruits adapted TO his soil ahd climate, 10
great abundance
lie makes his own wine and cider, vinegar
and preserves puts up canned and dried fruit
ior ms oNn use. and some tor market when 10
pavs-he has fine vegetables, and milk and
butter, mutton and pork. al Of the best quail
iiy and his winter and spring stores ate all
well saved, and protected from decay. mold.
insects, worus. rats. mice, etc, rs every true
farmer knows how 10 go these things.
Such mImcr loves his home lie never
leaves il without feeling attractions hat incline
him 10 return as early as possible. lie isjust-
ly proud Of his home IL is g. lin an Eden
in is glory IL is his miiiatUrc empire, here
he is mouarch Of all he surveys. The eolsee-
house and club-roon haye 90 a;iractions fcr
hin. Ills chief happinoss is Ia making home
more attractive and moro comfortable from
year 70 year, and 10 rendering bis family and
everything aronnd him motc aud nom con-
teutcd and happy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-07

In Virginia and Indiana the punish
meut melted cut 20 those guilty q miscegena-
ton is confinement ia the Peniioui.ary. 10
Pennsylvania the woman, if white Instead ol
being shot. as size deserves. IS ajlrdged insane
4 recent case a, Beaver. Icunyl7sDia. Is re-
ported Shortly after her u-friaso % Jones,
the colorel man. M'ss Nooro vas removed 20
her bone, and after careful study BY Der
physicians, sbo was prouorncel Insane and
scut to 90 asylum Ter husband has disap-
pcarcd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-07
POETICAL.
AT XnE GATE.


And where were you just now Mabel?
Where have you been so long
The moon is up, and all the birds
Have sung their evening song;
Issw you lettering down the path,
So lonely and so late,
Beyond the well aud lilac bush.
Ard hanging by the gate.
love 20 hear the birds, mother,
And see the rising moon;
Aud, Oh the summer air l. sweet
Beneath the sky Of June.
Ny COW is MIXED, my hens are cooped,
And washed are cup and plate,
And So ! wandered out awhile,
To hang oPoa the gate.
The gate Is by The read, Mabel,
And Idle folks 20 By,
Nor should a maiden brook the glance
or every stranger eye.
Besides, thought saw cap-
I'm sure yon had a mate;
So ;ell roe who was aith you, child,
ius: banging at the gate.
Now you know Just as well, mother,
Twas only Harry Gray,
He spoke such words 90 me tonight,
knew not what 70 sHyi
And, mother, oh foF yoar dear sake,
ouly bade him wait:
And mayn't run and tell him nov
Hes hanging az the gate.
HgFper's Nagazino for June.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-07
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
TERMS.

-~Trr f.re psess i,n15,.shal weekly at Iro
t-.aH '-lls pc fasru 90 Gl.gHce.
~--rutsl DOLLARS 1t notpaid TO advance.
-- J,- D,iters1 faty ffs'. fe- So uaaft..
-c- rhs terms oi siu,rtising are. for square
.er, .nch or ies.. Gee li.'ir io. tgfT Cents Cor
.l... in.rrt'1s-.lrcer ones in th, same pfopog-
...a. Zach c'atnuauce IsfY ceaf-.
-e-No advertisement O. bc considered bv thc
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or previously agreed upon between tac parties.
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t1r g. specified rrubcr I'd Insertions viii be cou-
.ies.l altil ord.vet ort, aud payment VIII De
cNlctcl ac-lr-ntiy.
-to tnfee r,s-v-vTs.--lo avoid any
srstaudirr on th' part oi thu annual adytr-
tr5 it ts prrr.r t- state i'sfia-fy thrt thcir pTi
,.l--t colr er'cnt. tl thcir Immediate tesine5s.
Real tst,t,. Legal os aU other fivcrtsemcuts sect
te th.n Oh De- M additional charge, aud 90 ynlla-
t.n.
rc~ oora,rr r ..ces OF more than 1--we lines
aii D. charged Cor.
JOB sFORN. Posters. Sale pue, Clrc-lsrs.
Clr-.. g.. es.clict promptly, neatly aud i; iair
r.lc.l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-07
Surveying and Conveyancing.

7 WILL survey anyvhere promptly and a..
4 short uotice-nccuracy guaranteed. Special
attention paid in connection herewith 90 DkAW W
lAG DEEDS or any other Instruments of Writing.
!. ChatlcstOau, Jefferson Co., ~. Va.
Dec. s, 1871. :. HOWELL BRONT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-07

Drugs, Medicines, Paints
SCEOOLBOOKS,S STATIONERY, TODACCOS
CIGARS, Sc,
T'AKES this opportunity of thanking his q
patrons for their mostliber1! tr1nage So
f6r The Last year, aud hopes by strict at;en- 4
toa an1 fair dealing 20 merit n continuance ofthe
same. cell R,sira'e goods a.rarsi Do not sell
counterfeit % cheap Coofs for the 'eff. Warrant
everything sold-;obe returned II uota gusran-
teed. l!s a. desire, aud also Pleasure, % sell
THE BEST QUALITY or GOODS
ri',rs,, 0u, will II compelled sell them Laudan n
Tor cts. Syrup Tor CTS, and Cologne for , cts.
per pint; buta tho same time, let meinform you,
thataccording tothe United States Pharmacopea,
you can'tmake l.audauum for les. than 10 cts, BY
the wholesale. 4 much cheaper planis GO buy
your goods Jrnuiae and add the c0'cr yourself
wantallnv old Accounts settled up bypaying
the Cash Immediately, and new ones begun iinme-
diatciv, e not sooner. VIII for money on
the new ones urtii alter Harvest.
CIGARS bcstin town
EO.T.lIOuT.
Nay ]. ls-C.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-07

a Chicago correspondent II the Staun-
ton Specfqfor says: This city had 4 conclayo
here on TIE day before our arrival u dozen
manufacturers Il xirc-bindisg Tcapers, and
The chapter of their proceedings would be read
by your people with much interest. Eighty
h9usqBd tone # wire Is ordered by them for
The ensuing harvest sIr Lander J NcCor-
mick told mc lie bal oriercd n half million
dollars worth ioT tlose seat DOT by bis frn
through the United States and Canada, tho
several countries IN Europe, Australia, 1ew
XsalaDd, and Southern Mexico. Last year be
discovered few weeks before harvest 10 bad
not ordered enough, and 10 frs weeks beioro
harvest he paid $4,000 in express, charses
alono Oh wire 10 sopply the deficiency 10 limo.
an Irish barfis'er. Bethel, who wAs ready N
take n small Zee, aud Hiq was rcslg 10 lunch
or dine with any one Who invited him, said
pompouslg ln = Cause 90 appear far she
Crown. ny LoIl' " efteDcr fr tie halt
crown" Whispered wsg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-07

The B-itish Indian steamer AVA bas
been sun. by collision. Sixiy-six Of the crcw
aud fJus pass Dgcrs were drowned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-07

Cen Sir Garnet Wol-elcy has nccn ap-
pointed supreme military and civil cormanter
Il Natal. the lrarsyaai a8A ether districts iu
SUutl Africa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-07

In she t'nitci State Court at Clarke.
burg. q case % March IS lle Muuusburg x
Potomac Bailfoad occnpiej tho COurt over Ege
weeks and wae decided IS verdict Of $4l,-
i75 81, with interest from March /. 1915
aqcrogaiing e5G l07 3l-for plaintiff mo-
ton for sew trial @as sGbmiltol
Ex-UniiA States District Attorney y.
r. Corbin. recently o contestant of hon Nr.
Bullorsaa A. o Senator from South Carolina,
vas arrested 20 Columbia. South Carolina, ca
Friday of lat week. IN o civil sHii for G2l 900.
IN 1875 the State retained Cofbin ~ a claim
against a phosphate company. got Judgment
0r s2s.00O. Corbin pad into the State treas
ury S2oG and pocketed the balance. Tho
State consents 20 allow him 50 900 and cx-
pcnses, which was the award Of a referee, and
sues for the balance.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-07
NrERCHAN TAILORS
METTEE & CO.,
l22FAYEFrE STEEE
' saDD Dooa WEST or PAFK
formerly MotAodis, Book DePosifosy,)
DALTIMORE,M Nd.

= I'M stock consists Of beautiful and varied
{ assortrhen; Of Enclish, French and American
C6atiugs. Su.tings, Cloths, Cassimeres end est
ings. which We make upi the Best Merchant
Tailor Style. Our cutter whose reputation
Is wellknown for cutting and htting, wiilgiyehis
neutrality-suspicious. 20 this department,
Orders from the country promptly attended tc,
ana ''''''''''o'' METTEE d CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-07
Let tho Mud Dry First. ,.

Here is capital Lesson Shat my well be-
Impressed npon The memory Of both Young
and oid MF spnrgc'n 30 walisus a little
way ont ol ondon o. preach, CHANGED u get
bis rantaloous gni,e muddy 4 good deacon
net bin 81 the to0r and desired a. .ei brush
and fakool some Of the mud "Ob. nd" mil
Mr. S., don't you Soc "a Is wct, and IL you try
% brush il now, yon will rub the stain int,
iho cloth Iot 90 dry, when It will come or
easy enough and ilacc no mcst 4" So, when
men speak evil of us falsely throw mud at rs
don't be 10 q hurry about bra5hing il Of --
1oo great cagrrposs o. rub IL m is apt % rub
it 10. 1T dy by anI BY. if need be. q
little e.i,rt vii remove IL. Don't foster rcau-
dal about Yourself or others. ~ iroubc 90 .
society, or 10 church ly haste b. di some
thing. Let it alone; iet It day il will DO
more easily cradica'ed than you think in tho
ir,t heat Of excitement Time hasa wonder.
iql power ga s'ch matters Very many things
10 Ills world will be easily got over BY "ju-
dicousiy letting them dry lmerom 4gi-
cHfurri
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-07
Grnnd CrCNTning Iriumph


Tarc.aer vi,h special cord cato &C morit "a
Jacob Gross Superintendent Of The Steh Facto-
t,ry. ior his extraordinary skil displayed in every
part oi thoir construction, The whole forming a
brand Award. bi-her by far than that Of any
oiher American Exhibit, and demonstrating be
ycui t1ub, the !mmerse superiority Of Tue Suef
instrumerts.
Tho StieF' combine every quality necesss-
rv for perfection 10 a Plano. lts rich, grand,
mellow end powerful tone has never been ezcelied
hv anv other instrument. Especially 10 the tire
81 does the SilcE Piano show lis superiority
over all others. by the beiliko clearnuss, sweet
ness and singing quality oC tone, which lead 90 It
an incstimable charm. For quickness Of response
10 the finger aud eyenness Of touch throughout the
entire scale faultless action. unsurpassed dnrabi-
ity aud artistic finish this Piauo has iastls earned
a world wide reputation.
SECOND HAND PIANOS OF all makers con
sfantlv in stock. az from 55s 60 $500.
Sole Agent for the southern states of tAe Pei
oubet. Peitou 4 Co. and other make OF ORGANS.
Catalogues of Pianos and Organs sen. ou ap-
CUAS. NJ. STIETF.
Nn.JN. l'rtarl SlErEr.
,,-slS-4 BALTIMORE. MD.
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S I | E F F )
VlCT0ai0USI TRIUMPHANT


Centennial Exposition. Tx. Universclle,
YUfLA.. 1915. PARIS, ls5s.
TIE "SueT" unrlyael Grand, Upright and
square Pianos, The recipients % mo-, than sixty
hrst premiums aud Gold and Silver Medals, in-
-ludlnr the Medal &c Mcyit and Diploma of Hon
or az the Centennial Exposition In ls76, have
adhered a. The EvQosti0a Tuiryrsele, Paris,
ls7s, over an American and many foreign COM
III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-07

lfANFOkr'S Radical Crrc f-r Caarrh.-A
= local arl cor,t.to;ionai remedy for the iw-
mpdiste aaf permanent cure 0f Acute, chrouic,
aud Clcnrgtcd Canrrh. accompanied 5c t.c i'm
proved Inhaler, ond on exhaustive Treatise, Civ
ing is yuliDus sud cure. ~ sale %
QUlGLEt' DRUG STORE.
CtAR8OIINE-a dcoi9fi-ed Extract % Pc
Z troirun isa wonderful discovery which re-
stores gray Hair 20 Is natural color. Tho only
article that restores Hair ON bald Heads. Tor
sale no QIIGLEN'S DRUG STORE,
Apr =, 70. Harper's Ferry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-07

IUoS. p. WASHINGTON,
Jaa Z, 'To--y. Ch1rles;own, T. o. box %.
, 1879-08-18
Fires.

HEscf0} Hs}sdtch to 1he 1T1&uHE.
PlTTsDuAa, Pa.. Aug. 11.-The crisis at Par.
ker City Is over. Several turks boiled nyer last
night, accompanied by terrific explosions. whfcl,
shattered ncarly all the Elass windows In tuwn
md hurled fragments Of irou tu every
direction. The burning oil 1oatel aeroys
,hc river, but reached thu storo d
little l,elow town. which thus narrowly ESCAPED.
Tic loss is estimated at about S15U0oo, which
falls principally upon fifteen or twenty hr'us Or
individual producers. The loss to the United
Pipe l4tuo Is $4,000. MurnalI ,S Co. lo*e
$4,000. Other losses range from 5000 to $500
These losses arc exclusive Of the tanks TauSs
Nos. antl 8 arc still burning. but thcre il not
enough oil lu them to do muca, moro damage.
Thrro was Ronle excitement ut III o'clock to-
night nycr tho burning uf 1G0 barrels of oil III
n warehouse, hut ITO o1sler dnaagr vas done.
People ara now returning to shclr hotncs.
n the lPfstsrn Annotated f'ffss.
P1rTspulE1. Pa, AuE. 1I-Tlc losses from
the purker oil fire nrr AZ taF o. cat he obtained
MunhaEl IL Co., $f8,0Ul Graham Uil Company,
$1,000: United rlpe Line, Sf5,tiD0; j. Lrlsey Il
Co., *l,00>; +. IL X. G. Il. H., 3l,0oo: t;raham
Il Jackson Altlls, $l,MKl; A. l.. WieT, Il, ,N0:
". II. Piper. s1,o1; J. McScrrv, $5M;
Mr. Fc.lton, ;s5.CtN: Mr. Ylngll1Ig. SlOO; Allie
cheney Valley railroad. Sl,0tA,: Il. DEE, s5uD;
tirnnd Loading Rack, $;'tD; Purker n'eEgfIunts
{brokun gIass), St,2M. i very small prd1OrtIon
0f 1l.e loss was rny+rcl by INSURANCE..
1t Ia retpurtrd luter that III, lH1 harrcla nj oil
were synrncd, ut tho total loss Ia estimated Ut
SlOU.0tU.
, 1879-08-18
FRANCE.

-
CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH THE FRENCH CHAM
DEns Will MEET IN PARIS IN NOVEMBER
NEXT.
The latest Journal QD1cie! contains copy of
the Law, dated July %, providing for tic tnnet-
ing Of thu French Chambers III rurts. Tic fol-
lowing Is tho text Of the law:
Ant. The ncAt Of the Executive power and Of
The two Cbanocr. viii !.cncetoEth DO tn Paris.
Ant. 2. Tho palace Of tue Luxembourg and tho
palais bourbon are tho places designated for the
nbu*c pufpoac.-tle r1at for the se of t'c Senate,
Nevertheless each chamber can designate which
edidce il des!rca 10 occnpy In The CITY o2 raris.
Arr: 3. r he various bureaus OF tho Palace at
Chanbcs Of Deputies viii be kept IA tlc samo con
dltnn as ut present. Should Il becon,c necessary.
T. e. is w u as tss nua 81 s law q
III. XsmSIy vi, y hs'ds a. " yessaiiies 'St1n tno
present cnsnof Of 4; =; II A.
18Th It bcc4mcs necessary tor the scnatc to net ar
. eourt Of tattlce. !has t9dy viii ''c.ianatc tho
place where 1t lntrtlIB to hold IT, sessions.
Ant. !. Tho scnate und the Cha.,,her " pepu.
t!csw,l! begin to hold their sessions tn arIs ou tno
III at Noveinhnr next.
Art. q. Tue Presidents nf the Senate and OF tho
Chsn,her are chhrRctf with guarding thu inlcriur
a,d exterior safosy Of the respective budiea over
which they preside. FOR this purpose they hnvo
the right to call upUn tfig arIcd forcG and all nee
eesary authorities wllnse assistance they tnay deem
nrcersnry. The rcquisltions for traopa Gun bc nd:
officials, who arc bound TO obey ll!aA in.tnnt'y.
under penalty Of tho laws prescribed In theso
caAcs.
hers must ba nia4e and presented in writing. 1t is
furbtddcn. 10 present them In poEnou or at tho bar
" Ait. !. Ail infrsctlon. of tho preceding arttclc
all proYocatlons br speeches made III rnhllc or by
written o. printed locnmcnta either posted Or dis
ts!buted fof the holding ct pnblic meeting 10 dis
cuha petitions. declarations. OF nddrctHcs Ia he
sent to The Chambers, whether tho rr1Fucntinn has
, 1879-08-18
POLITICAL.
The Democrats Of Virginia
Divided upon Financial
ISSUES.
Development Of q Strong Disposition
to Repudiate the State
Debt.
Charley Foster Putting Some EisctiYc
Work In Ills Ohio Cam
pafgn.
Feeble Attempts Of the Iowa Demo.
orats to Make Political
Capital.

Flt'fIr -! !A'
feectdf Dtspdsch 10 2as tribune.
IT ,,, u.,.. ~. T.. ut-rt,,. h.. nn,-.,., .,.,,
u t'e otaIe oeot ~ f'lRln'. "a7 pee"ae feFf
serious ono to the Democratic managers I'll TINT
,..''.s ~. .,'., " eo 49,.
'Kho~h their h'arh lest ule'F party h"a'' oc nope
IN fnot nnw rouocrfvcd M thc central f..uo ~
~ ~. '"e'' Nv" 'seoEH 10 ~ =. ~ .s"1 .0e"o "
the campaign bs both paft1cs II Is pftsehteu IN
the shane Of an Endorsement Of what jg known
lin Wrf,u,fnnol, hIl,. which nrovdr. for rcou.
ta!c .hecu.'ouEh o'i'! ""'sn p'''i"c7 'of tcpu'
, 1879-08-18
ALASKA.

Tha Latest Ncws from thu Arctic Fartfon
ofOur ldo-a1lulnE, Etc.
San FRANclsco, Aug. 17.-.Atly1ces cotne
from Sitkat via Port Townsend. Aug /, by tcle-
graph: A civil government WIS organized BY
thu citizens Of S!tka Aug. 2, 10 nccoraa'1co With
tho scnse Of il.a public meeting held July 81.
1t provides for CAiot Magistrate and tivo
Sclect1nen, with authority to try civil a',d
criminal cases atto,d 10 municipal ailalrs, AMI
tnks cl.urcu Ut tic estates OF the devcasch. Ills
ollircrs.ulcct are: United States Collector tsaif,
Chfct aIaeistrasc, u,nl 4. Corcoran, r. I1aller.
mn, n. +. MetropolskY. tho lsussian priest,
Juhn Murphy, nnd Thon,as McGau1aY, selecs-
.no1l. No :cst of American rttixunshtp'ts IL re-
qutrrd except white manhood as qualification
Ut yutcrs.
Alnlng prospects aro encouraging, and pros
pcctlnE Is uctiye.
Capt. lfcanlsey, Of tho United States sship
jamestown. has done uuch to restore order mud
confidence.
tleorge JonkIps, toll-collectoroE OF thu telegraph
statlpn at btlckeon, WAS killta ut Wranyel hy M
ludiah Willie cudtayortng to stop hshk be-
tween utt lnd!nn 1rt whtte man named Nor
rtson. The lAdtan was pturesl after u desperate
resistance, IN Which hc received 4 Beycrv wound.
Dr. Llnlsey, Ut tho Presbyterian Hoard Of
allasinns, has organized tue 1lrst AnleFlcatl
CHURCH IN the Turr,t0ry of AtasItu At WranEel.
a ltoNlll, Catholic CHURCH las asu been erected,
mud III Industrial schtol Ia go!uy up.
, 1879-08-18

a psny Ia also Increased from sl'oooooo to soooo-
Tho Capitol Building Committee met ycstcr-'
day In the Senate Chamber, and proportions
from different builders werc submitted, and the
question Of the selection OF .p1ans for tho new
Capitol building discussed at length. The Doarl
Il still IN eesslon.
Art!cles Of incorporation Of the Bank Of Mo-
brarah were filed in tho Office OF tho Secretary
Of state Yesterday. The incorpotators are Df.
Charles B. Holmes, D, z. Chambers Jamcs
Scott, 8. Draper, !. 3. Miller, Joseph norksy,
md q. A. CadIsh. Tho capital stock ia placed
at SO, ,00U, Rnd ID divided into sharrs OF 500
eacl,. Thc place OF business ts In the Town Of
S!1brarah, knox County.
+. B. 6Losson, merchant Of Utfcat Beward
County, has failed, leaving mcrshauts In this
rity in the 1urch to ths tune OF several hundred
doltars. His Itabtfites arc about 5000, and bis
aasctt amount to $1,000. He Ia ono OF the men
who came West to grow up With The country.
The Lincoln District cnmp'rnecttng Is In prog.
rcss uear Ashland, twcnty-stx miles from hcie.
Polygan,lss Reynolds, who wns "Rucst" Of
the Nebraska Pcnitentfarv for so.no weeks, and
was then taken to Utah. viii be returned to h!a
old quarters In few days. 1t seems that ho
had ton much liberty there, e,-hcnco the change
The weather still continues Coot, with frequent
order. j, N, q.
, 1879-08-18

Twenty-Five New Cases and Four
Deaths at Memphis.
Fifteen of the New Cases Colored, and
All Of the Dead Persons Whites.
MEMPHIS. .

TIE K09TEK.
n. Sptcf1E UtspotcA ia 1a4 Ttfauak
NEMr1is, Tenn, Aug. 17.-The following ate
the names Of new cascs:
F. II. Ftnuic. 10 5ears, no. 1ft8 Alabams.
Walter Enntc, = scnrs, eanle place.
Henry Flnn!e, 9l years, fatnr place.
Con Snechao, 20 years, No. a DcSoto.
Charles YolDkt, IT years. Nh 145 Dunlap.
Louis Smith, 10 ycnrs, corner Ut Dunlap and
1la1lcJ.
Samuel Cross, q years. Ehospital.
II. 2. Ricketts,, 28 years, No 81 Adams.
A Raraio. - years, No. Is Jefferson.
Mrs. Ella Lccoq, 2s years. No. 31:' Dcalc.
Emma Moore, Is years, NJ. 9l0 Main.
Frank Markey, Q years, No. Il Winchester
avenue.
CoLonED.
Carrie sfcNcic, 5i years, No. 2l0 Matn.
Mary Willis, yenrs, No. 30 st. Paul.
Mrs. Carter Booker, o5 years, No. 40 Dcalo.
Csariaha Woodbridge, IL years, Mckinney.
Jurdan Iicndrix, years. Spring.
Pc.es Price, 81 Fcars, No. 510 t.audcrtlaie.
Reuben Carr, 80 years. NJ. ISL tiuyoso.
,tAr7 Holt. IL yenss, No. 100 Alabama.
Dcin Holt, 9Ycurs, same place.
kate Rgsy, = years. No. 159 Mosby.
'Ie'f Bradshaw 81 sears, No. @5 Winchester
avrnue,
William Williams, q Tcars, No. q Dunlap.
Juhn Wnlls. Il, years, No. In st. raul.
Dane '. Cronin, II years, No, 17U GcorRia.
John Mclaughlin. years, Nh. 2lt Lcn.ln.
F. II. finnie, aa ycars, NJ. 1t,s Alabama.
Paul Ross, II years, No. 2lD stadlsou.
lTEA9.
To fAt Httitrn 4ittottaftd Irtsa.
MEMPHIS. Aug. 17.-TwcDty-!ive now cases
were reported to thu Board Of Health to-das,
f4x,ns # =
, 1879-08-18
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

Nav YonK, Aug. l7.-Arriyel,' Tho steamers
spap FROM Liverpool, aud Deyonla from Glas~
gov.
QUEENSTOWN, Aug. 11-Arr!vsd, tho City Of
Montreal! from, Now York, s,sd Sardinia from
Montreal.
QUEENSTOWN. Aug. 11.-.rho steamer Celtic,
fron, New York; has passri Crookhayeu.
LbapoN, Aug. 17.-'rhe steamer Herdcr, from
Now fork, hxs passed Sct!ly.
SEw Yong. Aug. l7.-Artivcd, tho steamer
City oi New iurk, lEom Layespool.
, 1879-08-18
CROPS,


RocuELlE, ILL.,, Aug. 1G-The small grutu
has all been cut Ia this section. Frequent
ra!ns seriously Interfere with stacking, though
Thu sralu III shocks IL not yct damaged. ,Chuc1-
bugs a.ll rust III tl,a later stage Of growth hayo
prevented full crop Of Data aud sprlug wheat,
though tlla gunesul avoraRo Tor the county vii!
bs fair. aud thu ylold remunerattYe. Corn looks
sptsslltlly, and bids galr to bs an extraordinary
eruu. Four Weeka nlUrD OF good growing
weather will put thu general corn crop beyond
tllo danger OF uunAgo BY frost.
, 1879-08-18
REWARD OFFERED.


SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Aug. l7.-Gov. Cullom has
Issued proclamation offering reward Of soo0
Tor tl,e arrest AMI copYIctlun OF Thomas and
,rot.n Dyer. WHO robhe!i tho residence OF two
InaEacu ladies' tell miles west Of this city on tho
1t Inst, anu attempted to commit rapo upon
them. Frank Smith, tho accomplish Of tile
Dyets, Is III jnil here.