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Trouble Ahead.

BERLIN, April lO.-Ths Russian Rev.
olutionary Committee has sent letters TO
all the Imperial digniiariss at st. Peters.
burg. saying though they do not intend
to attack the Car they will continue to
kill his attendants. especially his advis.
srs, so long as the treatment OF political
offenders il unamelioratsd.
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Tho Olive Murder Trial.

OxAHA. April l0.-In the celebrated
Olive murder trial at Hastings, Nsb.,
now ON Its ninth day. the jury was finally
completed ct 3 o'clock yesterday aftsr.
noon. Two hundred talesmen were e.
amined before q jury vas obtained.
Judge asslin requested newspapers To
refrain from publishing or commenting
on the evidence during the trial. rs II
might prove prejudicial. Olive and
Fishers trial commenced this morning.
The other Ave defendants will be tried
separately.
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Takes his Choice.

SALT LAKE, April 10. - Yesterday
evening Wallace wilkersou. the muir.
dsrsr Of Baxter at Tintic Two years since.
vas brought to this city from the First
Judicial District aud placed In tho peni.
Tertiary to await his execution. which
takes place May l6. He Is to be shot to
dsath-that mode being his choice.
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lp.psr,sr,. Las, Ev.s,sx.

EFT Miller. Mrs L q Smith. Il ) Mesiek.
q 7 Barber. Mrs l. Hill. Mrs J Fox.
Mrs o T barber. L Chalmers. II d Morris,
Mrs. Harrington, y n uAekstt. Vim Bell,
Moliie Bsrdan. II Dey. q II Packard. Ell
Bell. W 8 Ksyes. J Crowley. Mrs Bonds.
Mrs II A Kennedy. Mrs J Dickinson. Miss
Kennedy, W W Fowler.
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IrOOA RErORr
Isaa rra.sises Beard.
LAST

LAST EVENING.
800 Raymond 4 Ely. ts. 4 e5. A., s.,
Ss.at
50 Eureka Con-. i7S
$50 Jackson. ~. sio, ~
$50 Phenix. 81
200 Belmont. Sc. toc
400 Leopard. Toe
400 ella. 800
20 Northern Belle. 81
l50 Hussey. l5o
295 Manhattan. . 40. ~, ~
$50 Grand Prize. 81
li50 Aryenta. IL
500 Navajo, Csc, 20
COO Independence. l -, ! - sio
$50 Star. 40c. soc
100 Tuscarora. DC
i6o Belle Isle. 4oc
COO Highbridge. zoe. Sc. 600
100 Albion, zoe
800 Hillside. 2
665 TiogA, .. 95
400 Bodie. ~
$50 Beehtsl. I 55, ~
$50 MeCiinton. I 30. IL
so summit. N
$40 Bulwer. AN, II
<50 Goodshaw. t5c
IUO OricntAl, oSc
$50 Bslvidsrs. I 60. I IS, IN sl0
1850 Champion. Sc. SOC
1890 BlsckhAwk. A, 4 40. ~, 45. Az,
A.
500 South Bodis. ssc. Soc. 45e
si5 Booker. 55c. soc
400 south standard. 25c, zoe
200 Richer. SOC, voc
i220jMono. q ~. 10. lss. 40. SIS.
20 IS
1900 South Bulwer. Sc. poe
1000 Con. Pacific. 2 ca. , G5, ~. ? 50
100 University. SOC. $50
$50 Dudley. SOC
$50 Chieftain. ioc
Gas MONDAY. Q 60.
400 North MONDAY. Ia. 20
IS Tiptop. Zoe
100 Caledonia tBiaek Hills). a.
700 Jupiter. 500
TINS MORNING..
leo Ophir. Is. 22s. 2as
ITO MsIiean, 30s. sou
$40 Gould q Curry. 7s,h
ass Best d Beleher, i6e
$40 Californis. 81
80 Savage. i0s, 10. 10 II
665 Con. Virginia. o.. ~
2i0 ChollAr. 6 n
40 Potosi. 4 10
525 Hale 4 Norcross. iOs. 10 "a. 10
$50 Crown Point. ) II
565 Yellow Jacket. i5S, i5h. i5h b.
4ot5 Imperial. ~. IN
IS Ksntuek. ~
ITO Alpha. 20
lt73 Bslohsr. 81. G. 81. 6. 5t,5 50
IS Conndenes. "a. ltt
60 Sierra Nevada. AN, isS
10 Utah. rs
275 Bullion,
SEQ E~xehequer.
205 Seq. Beleher. 30. 81
10 0vermAn. 81
ass Justice. 4 Is. 4 10
ss5 Succor. COO
lt0 Union Con-. SCI
rs Alta. s. 4 30
$50 Lady Bryan, 500
20 Julia. 3 ". ) IS
260 Caledonia. 2 Is. 2 20
<70 Silver Hill. I Is, I 10
SIS Challenge, J. 2 50. 800. AZ. Ass
800 New York. CSC
100 Andes. 35c
200 wells-PArgo, iOc
$40 scorpion. IL
800 LsviAthAn. t5c. t0c
- North Con. Virginia. =
l&60 Trojan. i5c. 200
$50 Benton Con-. . 40. 3 Is. 81
800 Solid Silver. Sc
coo Brilliant $50
30 flowery. Coo
30 North BONANZA. I 10
$50 Mackay. > %. 8 10
so Mountain View. 3
$50 Ward. I 10. I %
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CARD.

To al who are suffering IRON the srron and
indiscrstions Of youth. nervous wsatnsss, early
decay, loss Of manhood, etc.. I will send {
receipt that will cure you, ynlx or cnAnoE,
This great remedy Vas discovered by mission.
AIRY In south America. Send Q self-sddresssd
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH T. IMAM,
Station d, Bible House. New York City.
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O. II. GALLUP.

o. n. aALLur. opposite the Bank Of oaiifor.
mia, Gold Hill. kssps constantly on hand I'll
favorite brands Of imported Cigar. choice BIT
cigars. oil kinds OF chewing tobacco, meer'
schsum pipes, school books n stationary OF
all descriptions, ans CUTLERY. and tors and hney
goods OF all kinds. ap1e
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EVENING SCHOOL.

j. Z. bray will open an Evening" class In
Bookkeeping and other branches ct his school
room. Tuesday evening, April Q. 1873. Sim
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on aNNc PoR MILL MINING AND
s.I: ~ Ss;: Sssg; ss::. s'''i''''''A M
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.-rusLic NOTICE.

Fl have disposed Of my right. title and interest
In the material. 1x.u,es. Joo once and other
property connected with the publishment Of
the GcLp m DAILr Nrvs 10 the News Pub
fishing Company. THANKING the public for the
liberal patronage and fsvor HERETOFORE bestowed.
! oespesk for the Company q Continuance ofthe
m
ALE. porES.
Gold Hi, Feb. ~. isTs.
Referring 10 the above. the News Publishing
Company derire 10 inform the public that they
viii continue the publication Of the Coin HuL
DAILY NRvs and the business Of the Job once
In connection herewith. Tbs patronage Of the
public 10 respectfully solicited.
WILLIAM p. PRATT.
business Manager.
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nBPosIrs OF COIN OR DULLIoN RI
~ csivsd either on open account or 70 Issue
Certificates therefor. payable lat the option Of
the HOLDER In Gold Hill or ran rrrncisoo; to
maks collections. purchase Balloon % the most
favorable ntes. OF sdvsocs coin thereon vhen
Forwarded 70 the parent BaIk In Ban fraucifcoi
sslis bilis OF kxchspgs and trsnsscts 0ensni
BANKING Buslnsss.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES.
San francisco Items.

.,,o,.L TO H oOLD ELL. DAILY sr~.l
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On the principal eiuss throashoat The united
stsiss. Europe. Japan. China and the fast
Indies. the Australian Colonies and New Lea
land, and on Honolulu (HawAiD.
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NEW Yoax BAnns-Tke Bank OF New York.
N. b. A., American Exchange National BSnk.
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LONDON BAnxsas-M sssrs. smith. Payne .
Smiths: the Union Dank Of London. no
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GxoHANog

This Bask hss Special Yssiiitiss sss
Dealing IN Dailisn.
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Z AM BRoKERs.

P.il ., .,it.i.--..sio,ooo.Ooe-G.ia
RsssrvsU. Q. Bssds,.-..3 $500. seO-Gsld
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John VI, NlCKAY, J. L. FLOOD,
JAMEs q. FAIR.
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The number OF breaks to-day comprised 3 hogs
hca;!s and ti'rccs. The offerings 1T auction on
Change wcre 81 packages: of which number IS
were sold N prices ranging from 81 TO 80
The following are t!c quotations.:
DARK GOODS, FOR EXPORT.
Lngs.-commnn. S230HS3; medium, $40,
$3.50: good, Il q 500.
Leof-Col.imnn, - a $3.50: medium, :G@ :G.5C (;
good: s7m>7.5o; fine, Sio@sl2.30; extra i"e,
Men.miug.-Common. s2.50G$4: medrr.,
:i.50o SO: good. :esa:7.5o; line. S7G:9.
DARK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
L,tg FILer&:--C. Common, s3e:4; medium. $50
ii 81: good. SJal -.
LrGf FiIitrs-i ommon. :5RS65O: MEDINA. 81
n 30: good. I9m 5000: fine. sllMS L. 30 !:
extra fine suu-ctTcd. sl2m Sl7.
a $3.50: .o"'i siGGlSl0.J0: linz. $l3msls <: ex-
ira. Il l.j0H =; extra snn-curc,l, SlSm go.
BRIGHT Coou>-MANUFAcTrEING
Su,.E.rx.-C ommon. :Jnos7: rucdum. $500
10: -soa. : f2mS 1870: tine. s20d $50.
EJiIDys.-t oIulnup. >JH 81: mcd!uEa, :7M 80:
good. SlUvsSl2: lnc. $3.50 SlJ:
f'rUpDert- Commons Sl2mSl!: mc,i!nln, 80
80: good. ;31m Sac; tine, sf3@s30i i:'cy' 500
iLiIognmy I!roopl's.-tDmm"u, Sl5m:ls :
,n,,i.tliu s2l@ 50 gDrtl, $500 $40; int, :iJM
So; extra. $GCa:iJ.
wE>gERS GOODS.
Ira af'l.rs.-pld .#rk. S3"i 40.
L,Gf FN,rs.-Co!nin0n I" "!rIi"!h' FfH -; 2o''A
LmGs, Ilnrtiag.-Nrw dark. :2.509;3.
LrIf St.mtaing.-E-w ':trk. - "a 81.
.H,;ou Couuty.-N"w COMMON Ia good hilcrS. -
@$l0.
RsMAnKS-TEerc has been no Iia;cr. ch.nsc
in lie above quotations Tor se'rfni weeks. Inc
market Is Il itt: weak FOR II! era ~ Of li!leFs.
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The luminous properties OF PHOSPHORUS
are being put to practical use. Faces OF
timepieces that nave received an appica-
ton Of this substance are rendered so lumi-
nous that the figures on the dial became
perfectly distinct in dark room. In TWEEN
ty-sour hours any clock can be treated so
rs TO give satisfactory result. 1t is pro-
posed to extend this application to the
names OF streets and the numbers Of
houses. A candlestck has been construct
ed Of porcelain and so arranged with ap-
piled phosphoronS that il gives sufficient
light to read in the darkness OF cellar the
label on II caSk where spirits or other in.
flammable liquids are stored. By this
means the explosions occurring from the
incautiou> use OF an unprotected candle or
lamp are obviated.
The population Of New Mexico is esti-
mated by Governor Wallace at $4,000. A
large emigration is following the construc.
ton OF the A,chSoa, Topeka and Santa Fe
railroad. Valuable lands have been set
apart for public schools, but nothing is
being done 10 develop them. Education is
chiefly in the Spanish language. The Ter
ritory Is without M asylum OF any kind,
although the Sisters Of Charity have hos
pital. There is no pcnitentiary in the Ter
ritory: hard.labor convicts are sent to the
Nebraska State prison.
The stolen tive-hundred-doll bond
which was offered for sale by John Cotton
ii the office OF Thomas Il Shoemaker, in
Philadelphia, on Saturday last, reached the
Treasury Department Tuesday, and was
positively identified As one OF the bonds
stolen from the Manhattan Bank.
The relationship OF Il man and woman in
rainy weather. according to the Albany
Journal. is easily discovered. II they are
lovers the woman VIII have all the umbrella,
and the man won't care fig how wet lie
gets. But il they are married it is just the
opposite.
1t was stated in New York on Tuesday
that President Jewett, of the New York,
Lake Erie and Western railroad, would be
elected director Of the Western Union Tel
cSraph Company at the annual election yes
terday, taking the place OF Cornelius Van
derbi|t.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
fgghanistan.

HEAVY FIGHTING NEAR CABC!-
LONDON, October S-Sir Frederick 10
bertS tele"raphs from Chara>ia5 or the tin
instant ut 5 o'clock in the evening that The
Afghans advanced from Cahul IN force, anG
there was heavy lighting all day. The AZ
CHAN position was carried and five gus
captured. The British loss vas about eighty
killed and wounded. General Roberts
hoped TO he able 10 march close to Cabu the
next day (Tuesday).
Cable Notes.
\ Berlin dispatch says Prince Bismarck
went to VarZin Yesterday.
The Conservative cIericals and the people
who support the Government VIII nave 2o'
out OF 49, seats in the German Re!chstag.
\ London dispatch says that IN cohse,
quence OF disturbances by roylnS oahos o.
Ribbonmen in Ireland the Government ma
ordered two companies OF dragons and !;
company OF infantry to be stationed n Bal
linrobe, in CastiebaT.
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Casualties and srinleS.
KILLED WHILE HUNTING.

ACCIDENTALLY hII.l.ED W ill.E hun
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
MMLR0Eo'. VA, October S.-Colonel \.
Cobb, manager at the Rockbridge Alum
Springs. accidentally shot himself through
the bowels while hunting yesterday eve
ming. and died at O'Clock this morning.
SUICIDE.
NEW YORK. October S.-Frank Hayward,
who committed suicide in Twenty-frst
street yesterday. was a son OF Henry Hey
ward, well known IT. South Carolina.
DEeAMPED WITH SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
NEW YORK. October S.-Robert w.
Steele. book-kccpcr for Isaac Smith, Son &
Co., umbrella manufacturers. is reported as
having disappeared with 100000. 1t is said
the firm will be obliged - suspend on ac-
count OF the loss, and are endeavoring to
effect n compromise with their creditors.
TWO NEGRO MURDEEERS LYNCHED.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, October S.-Two
negroeS-Tom Jones ard Bill ReardoE-
who had confessed TO the murder Of Dick
Woods. Storckeepcr on the line OF the Gin
cinnati Southern railroad, were seized last
night and hanged from L bridge at White
Creek.
ShoollHN ATRIAL al hattH'">pei"' 'fn'
HARRIsoNBURG, VA. October Sex
Mayor Joseph z. Hyde was shot in the
street last night by eN-Chiei-of-Police Jo-
scph Z. Kelly. One ball entered his right
shoulder from behind, and another passed
across his abdomen. producing slight
fcsh.wound. Kelly fed.
TIE HAYDEN MURDER TRIAL.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, October S.-The in
dictment charging Rev. Hayden with the
murder Of Mary Stanard was quashed to-
day because of 4 flaw, ana the prisoner dis
charged. He was Immediately rearrested
on Il bencll-warrant and committed.
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SALT RHECM.
HELPLESS FOR EIGHT IEARS-UNABLE TC
WALk-GOT ABOUT on HANDS AND
KAEEs-A WONDERFUL CURE.

NesSrs Weeks d. Potter: Gcntlemen.-l have
had most wonderful cure OF salt Rhculn. For sew
eniecn years suffered with Salt Rhsum; had 1T on
my head, face, neck. arms. aud leg. was not able
to walk only my hands and knees, for one year.
have rot bccIi able 10 help myself for eight years
tried hundrerS of remedies: not one had the least
effect. The doctors said my case was tncnrable. so
nv Ia reutS tried everything that came along. saw
your advertisement ana concluded 10 try CUTICURA
REMEDIES. The first box OF CUTICuRA brought
the hunor 10 the surface or my skin. 1t would drop
off IL came oul. until HOW am entirely well. All
can saw Is thank YOU most heartily for my cure.
ANY person who thinks this letter fraud. let them
write or come and see and find out Tor Them
selves. Yours. truly. I'LL. MCDONAI.D.
1915 BUTTERFIELD STREET, CHICAGO, ILL.,.
March /, 1879.
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rI,r INDIAN TROUBLES.

.-,..,,>c,ox. October 1.-The Indian
-, hos commenced succinct history
h",. indian troubles. The Bureau OH
:" ,rn strong in The expression OF The
r's> ,n,t ~, blame can be laid at their
df'"''''1 ,,,i,no,;ons have been thrown out
0e,'. ,n6;oo Office had information which
thA' 'n' Tayn communicated 10 the mill
II h"S'n ~ ' a.rin1 with emphasis. As
iaTy' nu' rriI there is divided RESPONSE
= ">".' ,,a,. no eyocct, q that the two de-
3dn,' - ', v,,'r rr,,cayor 70 shift whatever
ra' 'i'. ~ .h.rc may have been in the
500 'S''"."E !, athor \ dispatch from
MA'cF on C'," c,,aro, irvn.r IN.
A>>isiSh' - ot Cb;raro Inst NIGHT
c2Gncro a''s 49,, 1,av. there tonight for
aGd MAJ az ,"','.,,.,I rvncr and his marty
Wellington. - Snff;crS They Ind no
a'A M CO.. nil, mo soon, nbo had
Sea 81 any "'''~'' "', ,r.,, ,odo ;,,tn ,hn;,
a.ya sen. ~ 80 :: :.,.a,dna ;, stow So,,orol
carp. lA'H ,'"' ' ,t.o, ,rhot thnr ho,rS
G-y> longer ".'S '".
thought II o'>' - '''''"'
LOTTERIES AND 'hs' NAILS
TIE Po>t-OifiCc department having de-
c7Iel that it i no; legal 10 transmit lottery
crru!ar> or money intended Tor the puf"
ca9>c Of or '..,Ne'> 'n'ouS' '"s a'"'''
rs ucl''''. I>,'.;o,, - ,ho p>as+ ,';rorons
With 'N' "''Yi:.I'' ~ VII W.;
mea>o4t> ~ .hn ro,,;aI a,.o,,.n -, 800
purpose j" ~, 49,, -" m.s -; ti no
prpaf'lne". .h, >i;,,n,;I,at>to ,I,,.+nr
W"fk oi "s',> o,.s,,,,o ~, ,rn,N;,,, y, :;
mo "ff>'!"- .i,.,+ 10 sccro, ,s,,,;no sarnn
a"atE>1"pU ,, Drnar,ment viii cnS,nrato
q .at iA'"'.' ,f;n;ois !, .ho u'.,,,nr
VIA zoe ''">''o.' <N..,r;n, 81 f,r ~ t.nn,n
The inaF"-', - ' w., rn,iicd ~ tho Do'
nave 'S." -, !, !, on,;cipaicd that the
laI''A'". .I,' 1a,ar.,pcnt will not be ac.
i".'h@ VI -, ,..:.1,,t,I :, -.ru.~,c, and pumcr-
q"''c'" - ,,s;,,. The mails DESPITE the
on >rtst'. ~. T.,-ar,Insr, will ". devised.
'G.''n - 1905, .,.n no .nluo,rors Of the LOU
;.,,, rn,icry. which is the largest concern
a Tia: character IN III" country, had con-
siderable CORES por0cNc3 VITA me fo>l-
0frr Department on the Suh!cct OF thelr
ri..i 10 use t"c mails. Inc lottery com.
,a3y then N,"Y distinctly ihtlhatcu 'hab II
.A, ucpartclCa, rlIcd 10 exclude them
f,ast The mas they would appeal 10 the
mrs. THIS I'll" company viii doubtless
81. rov. - Tie bulk ui its business is said
,,h. N ,,her states than Louisiana.
.rur ONO ELECTION.
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RICHMOND MARKETS..
" l. On + : D. ". GCtUtg
Country preface.

StctDtgr :, 1 y.
Country PrcG2ce.
..,.a =, n, -, :, ,,r.a,
-IPp'sS. :!un' - e -, ""''N
5s:$~n" 80: 80 = /" o,o,cs ,luoy 71r,ir.. fair
6hHsTE I!l"e ~ '''''Ne '''''''' -'-''"-'' ~
TO good. : Il -. ,..,,, ..,..,.,.. -no g,
C"ra -RedL: 6oc. 3 o"S!la I"F C"o'!IE1' 'VC' i"i
city nils. ., ,.,
Dfi.h trHtt: Ail'ie.' Is ; So :"'";"%: n,''E.i.
4IGc.: hmrerIe": 2m3 tasfFi"-' iZ'2 l"e' =
~: h"-'kacifIc>' pa o.. +, ..< -,
Eyes: Ii ha:reio' 1916; IN craze. &c. ..s~
Fe";h.fs: Prime .iTs-S""se' "'S'iaoe.: common
Zu w, 30 s,6., - = frshei
kt'9' tfs-nI" -'''''''i' @'1'' 'h'"'' o' > ''>"
c!cYe, 90" t2:; ,no
. ,,;. |". tr.h = farret Sl5OT:2oj
Lnrd: t"D: Try 5,::d q:
R3s: 6jtt roc 4N>hri'
STmc": ir;uIe> ,Ir.
E"i~d Hr"m: 15@4oc.
""iyD :" -. =. ,n.,o,. ..,.r..na-, on6. o,,
N""i: %si%d. g 80 -: " ,s -,
Bury """t wa "''1-7 LIN " ~ 49, - : '-~
No * '.'-I'
cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
a,.-r.
rsnsnt: E"se:dai@' !.Jo ; "a v,.,,.r,.
Ltrt, Asr!cat; -" ! nen; l,;r, t,,,ish,
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SkIE-DtSEhSFS.
SKIN-DISEASES.
4 SEVERE CASE OF FIVE YEARS DURATION
ENTIRELY CURED.

NeSsrS. Weeks d. Potter: Gentlemen.-For the
neiit of the world wish 10 make this statement :
have been afflicted with shin-diSeaSc for ABOUT
i've years, and have tried almost everything that
could hear Of without any relief whatever until
saw your CUTICURA REMEDIES advertised, and
concluded to Try them.
certify that only used them about six weeks UNI
Ill was entirely well. but before commenced using
them my face. breast. and back were almost il solid
scah and often tchcd the blood from my body.
/ am now entirely well and think your CUTICUKA
REMEDIES are the best for skin-diScases that ever
WAS brought before the public.
Very gra,iuily YOURS. +. VI. FON.
CADDo INDIAN TERRITORY. Fcb'y II, 1879.
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CET!SERA.
CUTICURA,
THE & K EAT SKIN CURE,
iNfALLIBLT CURES.
e,TTgs'ERA.

CCTlCCEA assisted hE CuTICURh SOAP. is earn
cStly believed 20 be The only positive Specific Rene
dy for the cure OF Salt Rhcuin Eczema, King
VIC rim. letter. Pushes Chin Whelk. Psoriasis. Penn
phi.uS. llGpctigu. LcproSy. Lichcn. Pnlrgo. Itch.
Ground iich BARRIERS Itch. JackSon's Itch Rough
and Cracked Skins, aud all Nc.cular nd Sc;y Erup-
lions and lrraliots OF the skim Scald Head. Dan
urntT. Dry. Thin.and Falling Hair Premature Bald
ness. and al Scay EruptionS. ltchinss aud Irrita-
tlons OF The Scalp: ScrofuouS Ulcers. Sores. and
piSchargiu. Wounds: Cuts, Wounds, Bruises.
Scalds. Burns. Itching Piles. Pain. and Iufanml-
ton: Rheumatism and Affections OF the Muscles
aud Joints Sore Throat. Dphh. ria. Group, and
HOarscnrSS. In ali cases of Blood and skin. HUI
mors the CrTICURA iEsoLvENT should he taken
internally until some time after cure Is effected.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.

NORFOLK PREPARING FOR THE PRIMARY
ELECTION o-DAY-ACCIDENTAL KILL
ING OF COLONEL NORvELL COBB NEAR
THE RoCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGFIELD
LoW-FEVER REPORT-THE UTE OUT
BREAK; ARRIVAL OF REINFoRCENENTs
FOR THE TROOPS; PAYNE's COMMAND
SAFE: INTERESTING REPORT OF THE
BATTLE-Ew0 NEGROES LYNCHED on AN
OHIO RAILRoAD-THE LOUISIANA DEMO-
CRATIC CoNvENTloN-PERso NEW
HAVEN MINISTER ARRESTED FOR MUIR
DER-vARIouS FOREIGN ITEMS, &c.
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Western Union Telegraph Company.

New YORK, October Sit is stated in
financial circles that President Jewctt will
he elected director OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company at the annual election
to-day, in place OF Cornelius Vanderbilt,
who retircs. 1t is considered part of IN
arrangement for change in the direction
OF the Erie railway.
NEW YORK. October S.-A meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Western Union Tele-
graph Company was held to-dayanG direct
ors chosen. The presidents report shows
the capital stock OF the company at Sill
073.410, OF which there was IN the treasury
belonging to the company at the beginning
OF the wear S6.009,13 From this amount
there was distributed TO stockholders SJ,-
96O sos, leaving the amount in the treasury
at S49,527. The amount outstanding on
the 30th June, 1870, WAS 4l,029.1S3. The
from which there was appropriated for con-
structon and other purposes SS20,G20.
making 4 balance OF s4,2G9, 1888.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. OcTopER g. 1879
Arrived,

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 3, 1879
Srl,o,ner Soathern shore, Thomas, Ne" lorh, "
,o,} a,Ir for fraxil fla xal-t rtn-h2w IoI Iahl',
Snhnnncr Eoatning Sea. Wruten. BALTIMORE fa''-
,n,c iron gichtnond and Danyiile rahroaa.
SAILED.
S,.,n.r Ariel Clifford. Norfolk, Cni'ed states
r,,il merchandise. anu passengers, s-' u. ia'"ii'
agent. :. p-t., rrs,s Ph!lsdeiphia,
,,.rch, ndise. Curtis Z Parker c,,.. Ill
schooner J. /. Maoy, Abhei, jersey wy i"''
road Ties. - 49,, ,.,, pbtt.J.,nhfa coal,
Curtis & Parker. r,v.rt c,une
Schooner Katie Ranger, -, Ns"fA' e
coal, Grryas Storrs, ogeaI,
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHIA. October 6.-arrived: S.mo owr
N,ior Willisfn Ii. Tantun, Shoe, from rh"r.
hrwpoRT. October CARVED: scnooiisf
dyke, from Windsor, y. -, Tor kichhoHs.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New YORK October 9Th, schooner IL. p
M1rlor, Wines
| c.noo,-r Anna Bell Hyer LOT MiiIord, pstt.t'
~ 80 from Alexandria for Jscksnnyutff,, ~.
,nrr,corta pipes strack on ST. SOM oar 0s.'n si,
H.t aud win prove total loss. the ME- a,g IN
uxs,r registers ISL tons, and was QUIZ ~
| 1872. ev v.,eurauh.
| rurRpooy October S.-Saied, 7th' barA e'''''-
| dos, 70, Hampton Roads.
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The O,Leary.BeIt Contest.

New YORK. October S.-Murphy still
continues his lead in the contest for the
O'I.eary belt, having completed 2S2 miles
at 10 o'clock tonight to Faber's 81, Cur
rams 259, Spellacy's o5s, Aliens 2j5, How
ARDS and Russell's $50 each. and Brodie's
246. Dickinson and Kemmerer are out.
Walker, Mahoney, Pierce, Fox, and Nc
Kee have made 245, 9S7, 22s, 200, and 49,
miles respectively.
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by Telegraph
NEW YORK.

New YORK. October S.-Enon.-S,ocks strong.
Money on call. JHt6 per cent. EXcnanxa-l.ong,
ISL: short, +S2a,. STATE bonds dull. Governments
quiet.
Erening. Money active Al per cent Exchange
dull al 1910 1917. tiny"rutn,'nis quiet and weak:
new 1'S, lu3: u Per cents. 1852: t per cents,
l0l'. STATES duh.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. October S.-Eirgn'a IS. deferred
% conSolS. 59'?: second series. 3 pa>t-'uc cou--
ppnS. s27s new l0-IG'>. 5Oa. Bid to-day.