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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-16

" "!.".eti,. nturra IF r,s sro,,
.r. ''..' q '' 'l1t. r"Et TIE vcr,
'.f;.I iGE..iNp CDIToN.
III" hraaavi snN ~ til, cotton from
NC" i Is L.@i l.: il h,is no waxing or
H'ae"b h"lS'i 20 'i"r,'ve tGc eyes; it is
'"' So ngrSt, :,r..tt"CS and most clnstic
%'Wlu1 ;,irrnI IN tie market; for machine
sewing !" las 40 equal; it is wound on
w II IT T. FOOLS.
The Black is IT, :,.''t perfect
u r. r u i 4 OK
ever produced IN spool cotton, bc;ur
dyed by n system patented by ourselves.
The ctlors are dyed by tho
NEW ANILINE PROCESS
rendering them so perfect and brilliant
that drcsS-mak"rs ever, where me t],cn
instead Of sewing ai,hs.
Cola Mc,lal was awarded tbj. anool
cotton al Paris, 1879, for "yrcat strenGiL.'
and "gcnc,al excellence" being tho l,iuh.
est award given for spool c0ttGn.
Wo invite comparison and tcspectfullv
ask ladies to give it n far trial and con.
vince themselves Of its superiority over
all others.
10 be had at Wholesale and rctailof =
j. o. BOAG.
aug 12-txGm
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-16

never augnCu D(lt OnCC,' saws
Mr.. Spotted Tail. We believe we
never sent him but one copy of tho
Lcr0ht, and when he received that he
couldn't help laugling-at the circus
advertisement on the third page. re
see a picture Of n horse flying over the
backs Of fourteen horses, and an
elephant climbing pole, is enough to
make even a tobacco store Indian
laugh.-Nor"istoton Ue,uld.
EVERY MAN HIS own 0 Mus1otAx!"wbai's
the good OF me buying piano or an or.
gnn? can't cvon play jcwsharp, tho |
love music nifty we'll. I wish to good.
ness somebody would invent an instru.
mcnt that J. could play" So say thous.
ahds OF genuine music lovers, and at last
musical genius has given them their
hearts desire. This new musical Won
der, The Orguimctte, is no toy or hum
bug, but tho most marvellous musical in
strnmcnt of the ago. It plays hymn
tnnes' quaarilles, wNltzos, operate So
lee,,ons, c or Popular songs with perfect
sweet tone; durable; not liablo to Get ont
OF rlcr; weighs only 12 lbs. Price. with
Tunes $40; extra tunes 25 cts. each
Guaranteed to give moro tisfaction
than any other instrument in the world.
Money refunded after DAYS trial #
not satisfactory. Thousands already
SOLD nnd not one returned. Local agents
wanted in cvory Southern city and village.
For Illustrated catalogue md full par
ticularss nd ircss I.uddcn & Bates, Sa.
Sannhh, Ga, Manufacturers Sole
Southern Agents. sept G. I'm
--"----,-dss-.-----------
Don't borrow your ncighbors pa
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Don't borrow your ncighbors pa
per, but subscribe.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-16

Jerry Goldsmith is the hero Of
stone Mountain. That prccipitous
mass Of Rock is used BY Gcorgians as
q sort of picnic ground. On Friday
little Emma Jones fell over the steep
side OF he mountain. which has n per-
pcndicular height Of 600 feet. but for
tunatcly lodged on Il ledge, where sh"
could hold on by sticking her fingers
in crcvicc. Jerry Goldsmith tied IL
rope about his waist and swung down
fifty feet below the brink and rescued
the child. a man was dashed 10
pieces at the same prccipicc few years
ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-22
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

RICHMOND TOBACCO EACHANlIE
FRIDAY. March II, 1879.
The number of breaks to-day comprised 81 hogs
heads and ticrccS. The offerings 1T auction ON
Change were Is packages; OF which number ~
were sold at prices ranging from SLIGO 10 1872.
QUoTATIoNS-PElZED TOBACCO.
DARK.
LngS.-Common to Medium 81 25Ms2.75; good
LtuE-Cn,niuon to good short, SiGLSG: medium
to far long. Sea $3.50; good TO very soo1 long $50
$3.50.
Dark leaf. good enough for wrappers and for the
best types OF the IcScs have been tins far in very
light supply There is no assortment OF dark sun
cured tobacco otlc! ing.
BRIGHT.
Lugs.-Common 10 medium. :4":6: good to
very good, $ImsS.
Smokcrs.-Fair to medium. sS"Slo;. goo; to
very good, Sl2MSl5 fine to fancy, 9l7.1O9
Leaf.-Common to mcum. $7.5pm*9: good 10
very good. Sl0m $3.50; extra cutters or iilierS'
SliMSlS.
.E9hoqnny HruDDerS.-Cn:nmon 10 medium,
81 5nS;J good Ia very good ana fine, >3O2t:iO;
extra fine. $45m.S3o.
Teiioto UrnDpers-C Common To medium, a2J6l
:35: good 10 very good. Si0Ms $50: line 10 fancy,
s55Gl$1J.
ell com manlcd above The outside quotations. lni-
cations are that strictly fancy white wrappers VIII
he III light supply.
No special change In quotations. There Is some
inquiry for sound E!cGiurn and low grade old filters
from manufacturers, and anything desirable will
command fair prices.
There is every prospect now of Il good season. and
we look for increase rccrip's.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

hlCdmOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY. March 81. 1879.
SALES: 1000 Virginia consos sold at 5ssk.
GorsTnmeat Secsritiss.-United States 4H's, ] o.
bid; Uniteu States As. 80 bid.
Stnte observation-disclosures consols, 56!s bid. 81
ASKED: Firsinia conso's; new. An bid - asked;
IId: Virginia lax-rcceivabc coupons; 70. bid. s0:
asked; North Carolina bonds. zig bid. % lStcd.
CIR Sec1rittes.-l.cnlnonn CIR, s.. J. ana j.,
103H bid Petersburg city SIS. 1O7 bid los askc,! ::
Petersburg city SIS, special tax ]. and H. 107 bid
L,nchhurg city SIS. J. andJ.. l1J bid: Ly nctburg
city 6's. J. and H. 1O1 bid: Norfolk city vatcr S..
j. and j., 80 bid: Manchester SIS. tax-rece ivaulc,
M;and s., 9of asked,
mortgage Gs. j. and j., 93A bid: Virginia Cent raj
aan Third mortgage e.; j; and D.. s3n MD
RaiiroaI non-nortgagc 8s, j. and j.. l03 bid; Yir-
ginla and Tennessee Railroad second mortgage 6's.
J. and j., 81 bid; Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
third mortgage IS. J. and j.. 103 bid: Virginia and
Tennessee funded SIS, j. and j., 81 bid Souih>i1e
Ralroaa first mortgage preferred a's. j. and j.,
lOi bid: Souih>ide Railroad second mortgage pre-
ferreh G's. J. and j., rs bid 49, asked SouhSide
Railroad Ihi' mortgage preferred 6's. j. and j.,
81 bid, 6Sh asked: Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mort
sase S. J; a ndJ, lo2 hll; Richmond; Fredereks-
100 bid: Orange and Alexandria and Manassas
Railroad first mortgage IS. J. and j. co asked
VI. and n. SCI. bid Plecmout Railroad first mort
gage SIS. 4. and o.. 104 bid: Richmond. York
River and Che5a Deakr Railroad first mortgage SS, j.
ana j.. 81 bill.
Raitrodt T0ckS.-Chesapcakc and Ohio Railroad,
100 lnr. 20 bid; Petersburg Railroad, 100 par.
81 asked; Richmond ana Petersburg Railroad. 100
par, 42!5 asked: Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
to,nac Railroad cent. guaranteed. 100 par. II
bid; Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road per cent. guaranteed. 100 par Oh bid Rich
nond and Danvlllc Railroad. 100 par. 1915 bid,
$3.50 asked; Scaboard aud Roanoke Railroad guar
antccd. 90 par. 81 bid
Bank StockS.-union Bank Of Richmond, so par,
~ Z bid; Citizens Bank. % par, 2 bid.
Insurance COmDnni Virginia Fire and Ma
rne, 20 par. I IL kcd ; Merchants AMI Mechanics.
100 par. II bid. 81 asked: Cry, 100 par, 50 bid,
81 asked: Granlc. 100 par, 20 bid, II asked.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH no THE DISPATCH

CoNGRESsION NAL AND OTHER wAsHINa ToN
NEWs-THE GREAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CAsE--A COLUMBIA Is. CO. BANK SWIM.
DIED WITH A FORGED CHECK-sUICIDE
OLA BANK oFFrCER-THE REGENTS SHOOT
ING OF PORTER AND BARRYMoRE-A
TENAS MURDERER ARRESTED IN ST.
LoCIS-BURGLARK KILLED IN JAMESTOWN,
Kf.-TiiE NEXT wALKISG-MATCn TO BE
BETWEEN ROWELL AND ENNIS--LONDoN
COMMERCIAL CIRCLES EXCITED--A RUS
SIAN OFFICER CONVICTED OF POCKET
rlCKING-THE ASGLo-TURKIsH CoNvEN-
TON TO RE PUT IN OPERATION SHORT
LY-JAPAN NEWS, &C, &C.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
CunctrY Prot;HcI


Conmtry produce.
4oDIts: i. 75I:2.J0 r. barrel.
Sptfsr: rrImc 10 croice Yellow, 1SG 2oc.; fair
70 G s"%a' T We lsa5oc. mshrl for country.
IJr,ed Errir: Apples. :, &c.; t"':rhtS. peeled
50rSc.: uupcelrd, rs Sc: cherries II 20 l'c. . =.
blackberricS. Sc.
Eggs: In h,rrr!s. active II l2c.
Eaoihers: Prime !re-s"o>c. %0@f"c.; COMMON
-I F2nrsred: 81 p huslel.
Hay: Virginia t!mntny, 53l2Go,-; clover and
mixed. i5d5Oc.
potnfocs: Irish. :. barrel S2G:2.J0
Ldrd: Country. GAG6.s:.
Rye. GJm7Oc. p bushcl.
tTUmuc: Prime, 71c.
Sscds.-Clovcr, = ou~hcI. SD aesi:3n: tho
gas %s. ii Il" kcntisy Ii H!ac srass $50
S"tcd G,.nm: 3Dr40c.
Wool: Wasted. 2G@asc.: snwashei. lI"2ec.
BURY wool viii hrmS from , 10 sc. Z. h less t:lt
above rates.
Ce4sent. Lime. E1csier. &c.
Ceneut: Rose dale. & 90, \ barrel.
Lime: Agricultural, s@9 La. p anshel: nocN'ond,
Sl.10mSl.u5. according 10 quantity: .7<is,er Tim
ishiugl, sG. rs: Cleans Fs.r> $4,000
Ptust.E: Luni. $500; ground, 81 calcined
Ia: Large size, 1872 1Els35o.
Drugs, Gycs4ntis. Oils, &c.
4ie.s.l: $3.50 p gallon, -,a., .o - r...
dC1sE.
CspprrnS: &c.
f,ochiHenL: 9Oc. = N.
Extract NJ LGgwood: lSc.
Fndigo: SlG4:l.1o.
6iia Iins is zoe: machine sl@sl.75 spern
a1o5; whale. COO: straits, 43GG5jc.: Labrador.
COO Oil. 5Om66c.; lard. G5c-; sweet, 70 :. hnZen:
best salad. IS so: castor ol.4O p gallon lrlh'
iubrcating. 3uGG3Uc.; kerosene, l2'sc, cash. 8 OAR
ION.
Race Ginger: l0c. ., ,o esa
Roots: Ginseng, &C.,; seneca, without top sa@
Soda: SAL. lai'a9c., in kegs; English sods' oe'
American. 3nGp4c.
Spirits TsrDesaiins: 1Oc.
Foreign Fruits and Candy.
Cnnfy: l2HG13c. q N.
Isn05ls: Mfssiua, $3.50@S4 q box.
Oranges: s2.50@S4.
Groceries. sc.
BACON: Shoulders. 5654c.; clear r.s-sides. %
| exc: ribbed, &C.: Virginia shoulders oQoSc.
Virginia hog-rouna 7d7hc. Virginia hams, large
sGa l0c: small. lnlGllc.; sngar-cureo hnranVasec
| 10@lO.c.; plain hams 9S9 10c. S!nck ngal. .o
Buckets: Painted. TWO hoops' s1's'S1''o
three hoops, sl.5ONsl.1o. OK ,,-os s,r,,p.
| BreomS: Two strings 49, 'hfee s't"s'
sl,soMs2; four strings. 81. 20 aS3: 81 ,oo
| 1GogSs Rio-Common. 11@l1?c.; ialr' ~
| l3c; good 10 prime, f@ ioe;, lgsa 49, arn A"S
! lac: Java s302jc. Market auSahcifaSsI1a q. a se,
Tim J.sc sIamuut.lfe candles. 12SGal sc. g SCI
| isaSsEn "A m: half-boxes. l3c.: tallow. M 49,
C5erss Prime cutting. 9ac.: nor IN @.
western prime cutting. 2(G9tac., coniln"n' 'eo0'
Ensiish dairy. ls@20c.; Pineapple, Gos.
Rics: Carolina, 6hn7sc Rana9on' pc, ,, A 40
Fish: Observation-Disclosures 40 1s"'! TOW
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Emperor's indIsposifion he ceremonial will

Emperor's indisposition The ceremonial will
be reduced to the minimum.
BERLIN, March 21.-ColoneI Basilw,tch.
OF the Imperial Prussian Guard, visiting
this city, has been sentenced to three months
Imprisonment on the charge OF picking q
lady's pocket. The verdict -is generally
deemed outrageousIy unjust on the evil
dence, the corpus deficit not having been
produced. Colonel Basiwitch, W no is sup
posed to have been the victim OF consprng
circumstances, has gone to st. Petersburg
to lay the case before the Gar. having been
liberated on an appeal after giving his per-
sonal security for 100000 marks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-22

7 IEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST NEAT
FLAvoRGSG STOCK FOR soUps, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES. -.
L.IEBlG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT as
asuccess and boon for which nations should
feel gratcfu."-Scc Medic ii Press" Lancet,
~Br,ish Medical Journal &c.
CAUTI0N.-Genuineo ONLY with the fac smile
of Baron Licbigs signature III blue Ink across
tho label.
Consumption In England incr, ased tenfod
in ten ycars.'
LIEBIG CoMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. To
bc had Of all Slorek, epcrs, Groc, rs and Chem
lists. Sole agents for the United States wholesale
only. c. David & Co., i3 Mark Lane, London
England. NH l3-Sly
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A Forccr Oh His TrayeIy.

COLUMBIA. S. c.. March 21.-James E.
Kingsley alias Kinley passed on the Central
National Bank, OF this city. yesterday
forged check for $500, drawn by the First
National Bank, Of St. Paul, against the Me
tropolitan National Bank, OF New York,
and escaped by the north bound train be-
fore the fraud was discovered. He is ira
yelling with young lady, represented as
his daughter, and is said TO be a most ac-
complishcd scoundrel.
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lie Hanlulnns Against Judge Rivcs.

: 'eat c1.r">l on&eUce OF the Norfolk Firsinian.l
WA>HIEGTo%. March 19.-ln his answer
q 'h" application OF Acknowledgement
...t tor i writ of G1GndQmnS against Judge
a|r> TIE .IGi-c claims that his action III
aN.H- from state court two negro crlml-
Del, lcM6i"- trial was authorized by The
.r'""0.h and fourteenth amendments.
! ~ oTeiriCc al State laws that conflict
% them. and the amendments can only
] nj aside ~ the votes o! two thirds Of
/ states. l. i understood from one OF
/, >3rcAc Court judges that two OF the
"'.ah.5caA judges OF that court agree with
lie Democratic Judges that The rights OF the
- nave been invaded, but that will not
t">arly control their official decision,
"tt'n iHdgc referred to says he does not
as| they can do otherwise than sustain
.@,cr kiyc>.
= prominent Democrat says lfthls is done
~~ House will probably bring articles OF
"acli1"a, AGAINST Judge RlTes; in fact,
d. ~; >~re il ought not to be done any
H.v
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New York Jcr0mc.parL,p aces.

NEW YORK. March 21.-It is announced
that the proposed match between the IA.
nous English colt Peter and James r.
keene'S Spendthriit, at Jerome Park next
fall, is in the hands OF parties who mean
business, and that the race will undoubtedly
be run. 1t is to be a mile and half. for
$4,000. The English colt has never been
beaten but once, and Spendthrift has never
been beaten at all. Much interest exists III
sporting circles over the matter.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, March 81. 1879.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, March 81. 1870.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. SOD bushels. Eed, Col bushels.
CORN-IThitc, lbs bushels. Mi.ced. LOG BUSH
els.
OATs-G32 bushels.
nYE.-3 bushels.
CLoyER-SEEp.-iO bushels.
SALES REPORTED 10 SECRETARY.
WHEAT - Wait. 80 bushels ut Sl.l4; TAG bush
els ~ ) l.l3-lotaI. 19G bushels. Ret. ] g bushels
on private terms: II bushels prime Lancaster 1T
Sis: 2S bushels prime FulfZ al il.l5; 20 bushels
common EuliZ II LOS: "a bushels very good FuIz
al $l.15; 80 bushels 1T Sl.1i; IS bushels very
good Lancaster on private terms; 2l2 bushels good
FullZ Oh private tcrnIS-lO;al. 422 bushels.
CoRN.-W White. bushels very good III ice; 226
bushels prime III lie. 50 bushels on private terms
G54 bushels prime on private terms: 20 bushels
very good al iGc.-total, 1.l24 busl cl,. Mired.
81 bushels very good ut 46c.; II bushels good at
4Gc.-ioti 100 bushels.
OATS.-3O bushels >p,irg ut fOc.: 90 bushels very
good sprln. III 40c.: 100 bushels good sprlng n
40c.: 100 hu>he, very good spring At Zoe; 10
bushels prime >priDg II 40c.-total. Io6 bushels.
EYE.-3 bushels III jjc.
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Arrest of Murderer In ST. louis.

ST.. LOUIS, March 2l.-John Lanham
alias Charles johnson has been arrested
here, charged with shooting and killing an
actress on the stage OF theatre In San An
tonic, Texas, in July last : also with wound
ing two men at the same time. Lanham de-
MED his identity, hut iewclry belonging to
the woman he murdered was found on him.
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The Next Champion wailtins Con,e,,


new York, March 21.-OLeary has
banded over the champion-belt to Rowell,
though he has not received back the $500
which he deposited in London before the
belt was taken by him. The next contest
for the Ashley belt Is to take place in
London, commencing June 10th. Articles
OF agreement to that effect were signed
yesterday between RoweIl and Ennis, the
latter depositing Gl00 with Mr.. G. W. At
hnson, Sir John As:ley's representative.
The match is to be subject to the same
conditions as those which governed the
recent contest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-22
New Orleans Items.

NEW ORLEANS. March 21.-The boiler of
johnson g. Co.'s distillery at Clcburne,
Texas, blew UP, killing two men.
lncendiarics burned the entire west
side OF the business portion OF Tyler last
night.
August Huard, payng-teller Of the Me
chanics and Traders Bank here, has COM
mtted suicide by shooting himself.
About 100 Democrats and 81 Republicans
and Independents were returned elected to
the Constitutional Convention.
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S9-1EST STORE.


REcElVED AT THE
99.CENT STORE
LOTS OF NEW GOODS FOR THE sc. COUNTER.
4 full assortment Of JArANNED CAKE and
GROCERY BOXES;
All sizes JAPANNED WAITERS-much lower
than before;
CRUMB-p.ANS and unsatisfactory:
FANCY CASH BONES;
LEMON->QUEEZERS,
ICE-TONGS,
IItIR-BRUSlIES,
CLOTIl-BRUSlIES,
DOOT-BRUSIIES;
so new subjects In CIlROMOS sl.7J:
PAElAN MARBLE GOODS marked very low
those formerly at 99c. plr now 25c, those
formerly $l.9S pair now SOC;
All sizes GLASS SHADES very low.
Call carly for the TlSWAEE on the sc. counter.
Catalogues free to any address.
". 4. STEVENS,
NH IL sos Broad street.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, March 21- NOon.-Stochs weak.
Money on CALL sac cent. ENciIangc-Loug,
4S6; short, 1881. State hon!s dull. Govern
munts weak.
Erenlng.-Moncy. 3 per cent. Exchange. 4SGM.
1867. Governments weak and sW9 lower; new
SIS, 10iG. States dali.
HtLTiNORF.
BALTIMORE. March 2l.-EirGinia 6's deferred.
~; cou>ols J6: second series. Al : past-Guc cou-
pons, 7Jl. Nollh Carolina 6's, old, p. Bid to-day
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PETERSBURG.

u,pr QUESTION GENERAL Ma
ege YIth,',, nxrl, CAMSRoN, AND OTHERS TO
NONE. 'o,>r,,I, ACCIDENT--R0DY FOUND
<?ESS~>,,~ps After DEATH-NEw RID
r0JR S'.y-srlr FOR DANAGEs-nEPAR-
vENS hA' M; yoYAGE--NEw DIRECTORY
" , 11FEs, .. Of the Richmond pime,ch.l
,C,en,.''S MARCH 81, 1879.
, William Malone aud Colonel
eH@'1,, cameron Will address the c;ti-
rfSaa' y pi;.,p,sAurg at the Academy OF
~ q ';,h on the subject Of the pub
ra,'% tc, .,% the merits aud dement's of the
II ,1 A., ,nrdjns in The House OF Delegates
~" '..'n,,<,nt II is understood that
i. Il, :; >SI ,Gr r,ad;uSling members CT the
>,;s.$' -, ',Er,nly will also ne present 10
,5.'t,'~,, .,,g SINE side. The oT's'ua'oES OF
>H1A GA ..,,,, were courteous enough 10 invite
II a''''.,- hn, their invitation was yc>'er-
,,3Cr1;Rcd. This afternoon ilo'. o, ~, \: ~
a. ,,,rnard ;c'cGraphcd request 10 ~ a.,
). 'tI me privilege Of representing DIS shy
r.. nYf.iicn. and il was very promptly
=. '..J w Trc probability is that very
$500, 80 +rHwd Will be present 10 near Tue us
Co., ~, Nrcclhou>c, an ola Clt'|cn'
~ =, -orc8 # work to-day IN ". Is.
WIZ '""--,;if;.c. shors, was caught in the
A4,h - ,hr machinery and quite severe
IT" 3,:s,. ~ The skin wa, rubbed from bis
= "!"I >jda. and he was conS'uefaoiy
ai"> ', 9t, hr;nc thrown against the wall.
".rr. u.s." >tv II George Gillian tcoloreo}' OF
''' ,.norr,, county, who was crowned
F'';'e ',,,,T3i,oy river on the 18th OF last
10 I"E ~ NJ was Yesterday found floating in
Ha''' ',.n ~ front Of Mr.. William Figg' 5
~, =. '' On the date above mentioned Gil
=, -. TO-, Civ Point ~ small canoe ior ms
-. - :, var Broadway. He was somewhat
' ....'.'.rd, and that was the last seen OF
j." II, emmy boat was f1unu near the
'.', ,tI''-nlj, pody was Yesterday dl>cov-
-, r7rpnrr> jury rendered verdict
q ~ .'.,i Is st1;drdtal drowning.
" -, ,." f,[n pod>on'S condition to-day is
''' ,r'ItIy changed. and that probably
v" ,S,y,. lie has been unconscious
io, - rn,rc. and il Is thought that
covers i 'lapoS>lh!c.
r.,, h..su ITbc. No. -. OF Rcd Men,
-, q,iy purchased large hrick b0ild-
MIX Street. which Is TO be altered
A.. Lillian. f>oa.riy improved for the purposes
Il '...T Greer. y N'r az" 'r, ''" 80 IVA huiIa
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THE Marshall (Texas) Tragedy.

New ORLEANS. March 21.--A special from
Marshall, Texas, to the IimtS says: MAUI
rice Barrymore is resting easy this MORN
ing, though not out of danger. Porter's
remains leave tonight for New York in
charge of citizens escort. There is strong
talk Of lynching Currie, the detective, who
murdered Porter and shot Barrymore"
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A Burglar Killed.

terIlay morning Matthew Creed, proprietor
n n 1,dry-eoods store at jamestown, KY,
was aroused by noise In his store. Upon in
yestigation he found burglar behind the
counter and shot him dead, fl.cen buck
shot penetrating his body,
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SEISE-TIaRHAD.

SEINE-THREAD! ssszASSg
= SEINE-THREAD!5a~S
UNPRECEDENTED. LOW PRICES.
SE[SE-THREAD.S SCI NE-TW1NES,
sEINE-LlNES. SET. E-CORk,
YAWKiNG, GILI.ISG-ROPE, &c. a..
We are offering the above IT very low p .eII2 -, ~
order close out stock before making o. ,he
Sdyantaee of tho low prices and supply themselves
at once. WE, lave expert hands m our employ ios
the manufa cture of NETS and SEiSES' "hie" We
-. = - 'Ae" l.. LiClTESSTElE & SONS,
corner Seventeenth ian and R t5a aHbn sgiN
.T HH i I,ssnd mportcrs Of Other brands. fso
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| CASE OF DR.. J. A. HANDY, OF PATRICK
COUNTY, va.
LETTER DATED SANDY PLAINS. PATRICK
COUNTY, VA, MARCH 4, 1870.
Col. Thomas r. Goods, Buffalo LaMfa Springs,
Dear Sir,-It affords me very great pleasure to
bear testimony TO the extraordinary VIRTUES OF the
Buffalo fithia Waters as illustrated In my own case.
For four years I was afflicted with RHEUMATIC
GoUT. Suffering 10 such extent 10 ines pactate
me- enirtsy for the discharge OF the duties of my
profession and was snafly reduced to such condt-
lion as Ia Tie confined for four months 10 bed.
Every remedy TINT could be suggested by the most
sE!in! me'.tcai men OF bis section was faithfully
tested Without ntfornng relief. BY the advice OF
one or my medical asfeadanis and last resort,
dctermined upon trial Of he Buffalo LI'hja Wa
Ter. Spring No. 2 am irsnk IN say Hbout faith In
It's virtues. llzyng but hiiA coD6r. nee I'm mineral
waters. Whca .howevcr-1 had used n single case OF
the water was so FAR restored 10 be able be ons
of bed and upCy. feet am in bet ter health
ti1anI have been for twenty wears. ard am ScIveiy
engages! in the practice OF my proiesston. cannot
In candor do Otherwise ,bai aserihe my recovery
sOlty 10 This wafer. The value Of which regard as
BEYOND ESTIM EpIoS.
Very respectfully j. /. HANDY, 81. ID.
These Waters IN cases OF one dom mitigation
bottles ut the Springs. IS per case; Of PURCELL,
LADD i CO.. RictIlIOna, Va, $3.50.
THOMAS T. GOODE.
Proprietos Buffalo Lithsa Springs, Va.
NH 20-eOd3t
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III: DEUf.-Thc House OF Delegates Is
j 1l'c'i>>iGgtEe McCulloch bill. We have
oyabl !, VIII pass in few days; and
d, u" not hope that the minority OF the
y. " who arc is opponents will acquicscc,
III HAT VI Will 70 TO work to meet its re-
1'"ArntS: We all want rest. Give the
VI >,Ie quiet, and she will soon lift her
- rom the Slough Of dependency in
"=" She has been so long plunged
#s..t. CpHrifr.