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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-21
The MendelssOhn Uprights
ARE THE FINEST AMERICA.

They are pronounced the "Panos of the Future"
The Upright has more powerful tone tn ongh-
out the entire scales longer sustained singing
quality, alighter and more responsive touch and
greater durability and ability for standing in tune
lie great superiority destns 1t 10 entirely super
cede the ordinary square piano in this country, 1t
has already done In England,
Eyeay Mendelssohn Upright Piano has the very
best PATENT DOUBLE REPEATING PARIS
ACTlEN, made expressly for us in Paris, France.
All our Pianos are made entirely by ourselves a
Our
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AGENTS WANTED.
READ SUNSHINE AND SHADOW IN
NEW YORK"
Rs MATHEW HALE SMITH .Bnrliech

10y MATHEW hALE SNllh
TN YOU WISH TO KNoW-How fortunes are
r made and lost IN day: how shrewd men are
ruined IN Wall Street; how ''copntrymen
are swndled By .harpers; how ministers and mer'
chants are blackmsiled: how vanderbilt made
eighty millions OF dollsrs how gambling houses and
lotteries are conducted; how 10 make and spend
money IN New YORK: how millions are fed daily {;
how The rich and poor live
Read snd learn about New York bankers, mer'
chants brokers, gin .windlers, gamblers, BoHeFy,
TUmbs. elevated railroads. Brooklyn bridge, Cen
trail Park. with biographical sketches OF I.
Stewart, James Gordon Bennett, Robert Bonner,
the Astorr Vanderbilt. Drew, Greeley, Beecher,
Tamage and his Tabernacle, Fisk. j Gould and
many o;hers In short all about the wealth and
poverty, the myseries and miseries OF New York
Com.le,e mirror OF the Metropolis a. II T. to-day
over 60 octave pages. with fnll-page engraNnes,
Now il the time for energetic meu and women TO
make money Agents are averaging from W 10 %
orders per week For terms address
The j. B. BURR PUBLISHING CO.,
HARTFORD, COIN" or CHICAGO, ILL
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CHEESE.
BEEsWAX.

NAolCe '''''''''....''.'...,"..... Y
cream. ..,............... 70
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
What Eminent Physicians Say

Colden's Leibigs Liquid Extract OF Beef and Ton
ic Invigorator Is particularly useful when toncs
vers and every depressing disease its use will b9
attended with great advantage, We have prescribed
IL with excellent success: j II. Leslie, NJ. D.; G..
IP Copp. M. D.; 5. u. Parsons. NJ. D.: X. A. Nsug-
han, NJ, D.; Drs. $, L. and j. c, Ndelet, ell Of st
Louis, and others.
VAN SCHAACK STEVENSON, ACTS, Chicago.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
UNPRECEDENTED
Bargains In
PIANOS AND ORGANS
FOR THE NEXT 90 DAYS,
Before our Advance in Prices.
PIANOS $40 to 800!

All new and strictly irst-cass, and sold at the
lowest net cash wholesale factory prices, direct TO
the purchaser These pianos made one OF the finest
displays At the Cincinnati Exhibition, and were
universally recommended for the Highest Honors.
The Square Grande contain
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-21
EK'S
New Patent Duplex 0verstrung Scale,

which is acknowledged hy the highest musical au
thorty 10 be the greatest ever put into
n Square Piano producing the most astonishing
power. richness and depth of tone, and sustain
Ing quality never before attained, being "Grant
plAnn In a SnnArn nAsn ~
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-21
Ladies' Furnishing Goods!

All the very latest designs Prices as low as pos
sible and goods marked in plain figures. VIII not
be undersold. Call and examine No tronble to
show goods Ladies' who do not sec what they
want will pleas aask for u.
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MILLINERY.

Hosiery oil sizes and colors-h cts, TO one dollar
per pair Corses, 40 CITE. TO $3.50, and full assort'
ment of
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-21
MEAL.

20, ~" ppis Sity".''' .'.,.'''..'...."..$ 2 80
Nv oDlb Clty ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 40
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Sales and Quotations. -

NOTE.-The prices here given are tor sales from
first hands In round lots. An advance IL
charged for broken lots IN filling orders.
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subsequent Insertions. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %
Eight lines Of solid n0npareil constitute square
.Nsplayed advertisement will be charged accord.
lng the space occupied at above ratcs-there be.
Ing Twelve lines Of solid type to the inch.
To regular advertisers we offer superior induce.
menis, both as 10 rates Of charges and manner OF
displaying their fayors.
Local notices twenty cents per line for hret inser
ion; ten cents per line for each subsequent inser'
lion
This paper may be found on ale at Geo P. Rowell
& Co.'S Newspaper Advertising Bureau 10 Spruce
street. where advertising contracts may be made
for II In New York.
Communications upon subjects Of general interest
10 the public are at all times acceptable. Rejected
manuscripts will not be returned.
Letters and communications should be addressed
"E. A. Barnett Cairo, Illinois
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II questioned. send for our pamphlet, Natures
Laws giving extended info rmsiion and iestnO-
rials from The first people Of the country. Mailed
free
The remedies are sent by mail, post palo, on re-
chipt of price, except the Salt which is sent by ex
press at purchasers expense.
Consultation free and solicited at our otic
by mail, giving full description OF your case.
DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIST.
REGULAR PAD-s2 90; Inc,pient diseases, first
stages Chills and Fever, etc,
SPECIAL PAD-s3 90; Chronic Liver and Stom.
ach Disorders, and Malaria.
SPLEEN BELT-S 5 90; Enlarged Spleen ard
Liver and Chill Cake.
INFANT PAD-Sl 50; Preventative and cure Of
Cholera infantlm and Summer
Complaints.
Auxilares for Nervous
BODY PLASTER S-50c and Circulstive Trpub-
les throwing of OBJ
FOOT pair Soc strucuons and renov
ing pains
Auxiliary for colds. Sick
ABSORPTION SALT-l headache, numbness o!
box DC; 6boxes, sl25 extremities, etc.
For further information as TO diseases reached by
the Pad and ts Anxiliaries, consult our pamphlet.
Address
BATES & HAULEY,
Rooms and 8, Singer Building, 81. Louis, No.
For Sale by PAUL &. SCHUH, BAR
CLAY BROS, and FRANK HEALY,
Druggists, Cairo, Illinois
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UFAC

Nos. 400. 1872. 59+. 496. & 1873 w. 57th
ST., 858. $40. 862. 1874 500 868 q $40
10th Avenue.
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TALLoV.
HIDES.

RATES OF FREIGHT.
NEW ORLEASe-Flour........
Grain, etc".,".. Is
IuN ....., 81
VIcKsBrRG--Flour .........................S0
Orhlu, elC. ..........,.,..S ~
nay 80. '...,,,'''.'.. '''''.'.''s'' ~
Mbhfhls--rIOur .',....'s'..'..
Pound freights. Observation-Disclosures.
Way freights below Memphis, 80 cents per
hundred; 90 cents per Dbl
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WHEAT.
GIlITS.

uJJl ].
VhI'e''". Ojlll IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-23
More Electric TriIlni pla ..

FROM Tue DUStOH AdNcTtiScI.J
Negotiations which have been in progress
for some days between Mr.. Wesley w.
Gary, the inventor Of the magnetic motor,
and gentlemen representing a combination
0! Boston and New York capitalists,
%lTe ycsteld day concluded. the necessary
rTIrTs signed. and steps taken toward the
formation OF 4 stock company for tile intro
dGci0n on large scale, OF the magnetic
electric machine for generating electricity
Tor the electric liSht, for telegraphing
without the use OF the battery, and for other
purposes. \ cash payment OF large sum
was made 10 Mr.. Gary. and heis to receive
ohc.Ah!l OF The stock OF the company. The
caPii1l is ample, and the gentlemen interest
ta Include several quite prominent capital
ISIS al present connected with large enter
lif1SeSin this city and New York. Before
Ne papers were signed experts were
brought in and the principles upon which
MI Garv's inventions are founded were
demonstrated 10 their entire satisfaction.
" I'm Tue model with which Mr. Gary has
rrHPeIlncnted to secure the best method
ioF gtneratin" electricity for the light, and
;!i>o 10 telegraph without the use OF the
Y"~fy, most remarkable results have
Dr1 obtained. Mr. Gary is TO superin-
,sha Lie work Of building the machines,
"na work Is to be begun at once, in well
$guipped shop in this city, upon the build
W. ny 0! large machines for practical use.
:" men Tie charter IS obtained, the company
organized, and the inventor is amply Sc
J"'"u N Dis patents, Il full and technical
$50, ,p'ioA OF ihcse later Inventions VIII be
~ m,n','ed and The publication OF the names
,,, ane reading capitalists in the combination
y" ci'V ,"'1 Dir Gary has given his attention
, ~ 'as entirely TO the development OF the
hn 's machines, and the motor
~, ~, ''.elhEble been untouched. With this
'''e Ac" company has no concern. '&.E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-23
. DANGEROUS TORPOR.

Torpor inactivity Of tie Kidneys is Seriously
dangerous to those organs, since It is the prec<ssn.
danger Iife. This sllsgislmess may be ove-eeme By
stimulating them, not excessively, but Moderately,
an effect produced by Hosictters s.oma ch sitters
general nrigorant and Alternative, possessing diu-
jre,ic properties OF no common ORDER The Impetus
which This admirable medicine give 10 their cvacu-
alive function counteracts any Tendency 10 conges-
don which NAY exist In their tbs hies. Both they and
their associate orga the blade err are invgorafed az
well as gently STIMULATED by the Bitters which cx.
er,s kindred Influence upol the stomach, liver and
bowels, aud by Strengthen ling the system enables II
/ to withstand nalaral 9pIdemics, to UAieli,wheI
-Np "N.'e - !. - - = Ia 2I~Ta,Th,S&w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-23

Intiler securities Of foreign governments.
Referred to the CpmMfftee on The Jndicfufs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ration bill sTas resumed.
Blaine supported the amendments he yes.
terday gave notice he would submit. Beck
Followed, claiming that Blainc's amend
mcnis could not be considered, as they pro-
poeed new Legislation. Edmurds also con-
siaered them out OF order, and in view Of
the objections rnisea they were not submit
ted. The naval bill was then p:issed. .' #
BlaiBe5then introduced bill TO regulate
promotions in the navy, which WIS referred
to the Committee on Naval Affairs E l'he
provisions OF the bill are the same as the
amendments discussed today 4;..l q
Edmunds moved TO take up Ills resolution
in regard TO the constitutional amendments.
Thurman moved to adjourn; which mo-
ton was agreed to. ..,g5
80 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, 80
The House has passed the. bill npiro-
priatins 100000 for the transportation Of
coin and bullion, and $4,000 to meet the
miscellaneous expenses OF the House oil
Representatives. $50.
There was stormy debate on Sile south
ern claim bin of Maggie Barrow and others
for supplies furnished the Union army du-
ring the war. Bragg (Democrar stated that
il the South was solid for the Democratic
party simply for the purpose OF getting
money'out OF the Treasury, 1t would be well
for the northern Democracy il, southern
Democrats went over to the Republican
party, uad he hoped they would do SO. He
stigmntized the Southern Claims Commission
as COURT which had bred fraud and per-
Jury throughout the land. He thought very
little loyalty existed in the South during the
war. ,l'l 80 ~ -. -.
: Mr.. Ellis, OF Louisiana, agreed that the
percentage OF loyal persons IN the South, as
the gentleman understood it, was very
small; but southern men who were born
there, and who were identified with that
people, could only have been loyal when
they entered the Confederate army and did
their full duty as soldiers. They had been
the only loyal people in the South. They
had been loyal to their country, to their
God, and to the nobest, highest, and man
liesL emotion ever breathed by human soul.
Several Republican members desired to
ask questions, but Mr. Ellis refused TO yield
the floor, and Mr.. Atkins, OF Tennessee. de-
cIared that it was family fight"
Dir. Chalmers, of Mississippi, understand
ing portion Of Mr. Bragg's remarks as re-
ferrins to him, wished to reply, but was
obliged to postpone his intention.
The House then passed resolutions In
honor of the memory OF the representative
from the Fist Virginia DISTRIBUTION. b.
e. Douglas. u, t .a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-23
CIILPEPER COUNTY.

CrLPEPER. January u, 1917.
Filters Uispatch: The second cold wave.
orcdicied some time since, came down on
Ms Sunday evening last. accompanied by a
hi.th .northwest) wind, which continued
with undated violence all that night. .
Monday morniug-our county court-day-
opened calm. clear, and cold, with the ther-
lnometer a shade above zero. Many per-
sons were deferred from, coming to court
by he cold weather, and hence we had no
crowd. Little business was done either IN
court or on the streets. Aspirants to the
coUnty Offices and squad-leaders were some
what on the move among the people. merely
10 notify them they would not be forgotten,
and wc,hink we saw signs which convinced
Us that sonc reminders thunder the Moflett-
register djSpensation" were also dIstrlb-
utsd. ...r y..ss.5...-r a..
We are Ill anyionsly waiting to see what
our Legislature will do with the debt que>-
ton. Surely they will settle it some way
this session and relieve our State from its
present suspense and almost. dishonored
position before the world. K.
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Thn ARLINGTON ESsate.

ALEXANDRIA, January 22.-Thc trial OF the
Arlington case was begun in the United
States Circuit Court to-day. A jury was
empannelled, and plaintiff proved owner
ship and possession OF the estate BY the late
George W. 2. Gusts, and its devise by hlm
to his grandson &: W. Z. Lee, the PLAIN
+ tiff ia the case ; its occupation blythe Gov
!crnment. and the service of suits Of eject
ment. The probate Of the will OF Mr.. Gus
iris was also introduced. The defendant in
timated the intention to prove the title OF
file Government by the certificates issued
nv The direct-tay commissioners under an
act of Congress for the sale Of property IN
insnrrectionary districts in default OF the
payment Of taxes. a =. s<..' -. -. q
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FIN ANCIAI,.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
wEDNEsuAY.aJanuary$ 2. 1879
SALES.-10 shares Of Granite Insurance Ccrspa-
ny's stock sold ut s75.
Sg Tinted IT, a5 sd sSsls sske
State observation-disclosures consOIs, 5s,4 bid %
asssa VFsi1ih eons9s new 80 bid 81 asked
bid: Virginia tax.receivabIe coupons, Tx BID. 77a
y Eieaoaa ely i,S Fl i 81 Id
fols city So, J. and j., o. bid.
first mortgage 6s. j. and j., 90 bid; Virginia Ce,,-
ral kntlroad third mortgage s's. ). and j. Oh bid
6's :. aud s.. so btf: YrsfniT :snd Tenssce Rail
road third mortgage S's J. and ). 80 bid; Virginia
seas t. a
81. J. and j., 1861 bff- lcs ASKED; Southside
!a!road second mortgage preferred 6,s. J. and j.
gage preferred 6s. J. and j., SO asked; Petersburg
iailroad first mortgage S's- ]. and j.. l025 bid.
9e Tksa 1Eso .aa 0rgass
Ohio Railroad certificates, Oh bid: Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad first mortgage s's. 4. and o..
mortgage 7g.- N. and ", 80 bid; Richmond. Freder.
icksburg and Potomac Railroad md-tgsge SsrJ. and
D. 1o2 bid and rotem mac
mond aud Danyille Railroad coDsclk,atef s's, NJ
aud N. so bid, s2A asked: pIedmnuh Railroad arst
mortgage S's, A. and o., leg bid.
Raitroad Stocks.-Fe'erSburg Railroad 100 par
asked. Richmond and Petersh Railroad
100 par. 81 bid, 40 asepd: RichmondI Fiedeaekss
burg and Potomac Railroad six per cent. gnarauE
teed, ] 90 par, 50 bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed,
100 par, SO bid; Richmond anu DaAviRe Railroad,
100 par, ~ bid asked.
Bank Sacks.-Sational Bank Of Virginia, 100
par, S1k bid: state Bank OF Virginia, 100 par, IS
bid, go asked; Union Bank Of Richmond, so par,
40a Did. i2A asked; Merchants and Planters say
in2s, 25 par, III bid, 2la4 asked; City Bank, %
L,sMrance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and Ma
rinc 25 par SO bid. 81 asked; Virginia State Is
mar. 81 BID, 2S!f asked; VIRGINIA Home. roo par,
100 asked; Merchants sad~ Mechanics, 100 par. So
asked: City. 100 par, so bid Granite, log par, rs
bid, e5 asked.
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baltimore Items.

BALTIMORE, january 22.-William Tell
Giles, Judge OF the United States District
Court for Maryland, is lying dangerously i'll
at his residence, in this city. 49,
In the United States Circuit Court to-day
William j. McCleary, judge Of election, in
dicted for interfering with special deputy
United States marshal at the late congress
sional election, pleaded guilty. \ small fine
was imposed.
The annual session Of District Grand
Lodge, No. 5, of the Independent Order OF
B'Nai Birth, met here to-day for three
days' session. The District Grand Lodge
comprises the States OF Maryland, Virginia,
Georgia, North and South Carolina, and the
District of Columbia, and numbers thirty
four, lodges, Of which seven are in Balti'
more. One hundred and two delegates
were present to-day. -
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UNIaED strA,aEss ,a i; 4
w.scossin.

WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, January %. The Joint con.
vention OF the Senate and Assembly. ct Mad
isan., to-day elected Matt. II. Carpenter
United States senator. to succeed 4. o.
'Howe55 fbe vote standing Carpenter, 81;
Ryan, %; Bpick, 10. 81. Z. =. z 2.5s,
e.:ss. a'7 Illinois. .s ~ II ~
Z SPRfSGE1ELp, January. 22-The General
Assembly. in. Joint session to-day, declared
John a. Logan elected United States sena-
tor ;;;r Fl .4gs 81 L. l,E 't'1
sl,;.5a.f s. COsaf,eetsGaf. E3 49, ~
I HARrFoRn, January % Both houses Of
the General Assembly, in convention ut
noon to-day, ratified the election OF Orvilfe
Ell. P1att as United States senator. -. f..
- 'e:"t Pennsylvania. ~ tEE
HARRISBURG, january 2a-Don Cameron
to-day was formally declared elected senator
from Pennsylvania. z i''t - - s'''
.ag2 New York.
:. ALBANY, January 22.-The two Houses Of
Assembly to-day formally elected Conkling
senator. - 5stt f,s;rs 49, 5":sN III
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Death OF Cap.a5:. CornicIs.

y y tSpCcINI lCitTTa1!I NJ TIC UIspaICILJ
NORFOLK, January 22.-Captain Cornlck,
one of the oldest and most prominent citi-
zcns Of Norfolk, died this morning; aged
cighty-scyen. ...-.. ....------..- -
When ayouth he came here from Princess
Anne county, and when grown was ship
captain and owner in the palmy days OF
Norfolk's West India trade. For nearly
seventy years he was identified with the va
rious public interests Of Norfolk, and occu-
pied prominent positions of trust and inn
portance. The shipping i'll the harbor dis
played flags at hali-mast all day in honor to
his memory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-23
rue Connecticut slur,soress.

NEW LONDON, january 22.-EVldencc
which, ii admitted. will affect IL new tria
for Kate Cobb is believed to have been dis
covered. The Telegram will publish on
Thursday the sworn statement OF a lady re-
siding in another part OF tie State to the
effect. that. while riding with Charles H.
Cobb, Jr., one day last spring, he told her,
UNDER pledge of secrecy, that he was IN
the habit of taking Fowlcr's solution OF
arsenic incidentally. The lady kept silence
during. the trial, partly through natural
feminine dread OF being awitnesS, and part,
~ through q belief that Kate Cobb would
be acquitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-23
Excitement in The New York Produce

s.. New YORK, January 22.-Considerable
excitement prevailed at the Produce EN-
change to-day, owing to the speculation IN
pork and lard. The price rose itty cents
on the barrel yesterday and declined TWEEN
ty.iye cents to-day.
Herman Brock notified the Exchange OF
his inability to meet his engagements, and
if is probable other failures will follow. =.
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Forty-Gfts,. .Consress-.-Thsrd Session
g WAsH1NGroS, January %: %, 1879. J.

Mfr. Moreland. from the Committee on
Public Lands, submitted minority report
on the claim of McGarralan, tosetner Win
a bill placing all claimants 10. Kaneno
panoche Grande, in California, 10 Inc court
or Claims, with a right OF appeal 10 the su-
preIne Court OF thetUnitsd State 9. Laia on
the table and ordered that the bill and re-
port be printed. <l2.,,7., I.'..i.
seMr. morrill,, of Vermont, called up House
hill reported from the Committee Of Finance
yestertiaF, to facilitate the grounding OF the
national debt: Passed unanimously q
nov goes to the Presla dent Tor bis Signature
Giiir.s Davis, OF Illinois, introdslcsd bil
TO prevent and p..p isht eonnfe rSeiting with
IN thsa States 2ef oscssSbo oss, AM q.
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TIEIiEERA HE NEWS
.rsoss ALI. pARTs or rHrE Womb.

atATTERs I CoNGR ESs1oSAL
& AND OTHER PROCEEDINGS; THE NEW
! YORK NOMINATIONS: WILL THEY BE
CONFIRMED p-1NDrCTaiFfNT OF A fALTI-
d MORE JUDGE OF ELECTIoN-suIT FOR
LIBEL AGAINST. THE NEW YORK TIMES
THE ARLINGTON sU1T-coNvIcTIoN or
THE BREvARp COUNTY caNyAssING
BoAgp-sENAToRIAL ELECTIONS IN+vA-
4 RIoUs sTATEs-KATE CORE CASE; "A NEW
TRIAL pRoBABLE.-BIsMRRcK WILLING
TO WITHDRAW HIS DISCIPLINE BILL.
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Florida,

JACKSONVILLE. january aa.--The Jury IN
the case OF the Breyard County Canyassing
Board for making a false return ! in the late
congressional election brought in verdict
OF guilty to-day, with a Recommendation
to mercy in the case OF the sherih ana JUS
tide OF the peace. The County Canvas sing
Board and: two inspectors OF the late cleo
fion from AIaehua county y GRE ARRESTED. to.
day on charge Of violation 81 the election
!atSsa.e:st ~ =, 49, il liz
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Financial Troubles.
DOORS OF THE JUDSoN BANK CLOSET

DOORS OF THE JCDSoN BANK CLUSED. = :
OGDESsBUHG, n. T.. January 22.-The
Judson Bank has closed its doors.
SUSPENSION OF 4 NEW YORK STOCK BROKER.
NEW YORK, January 22.-The suspension
OF j. w. Weston. stock broker, No. II New
street. was announced in the Stock EN-
change this morning. He was an extensive
dealer in privileges, aud the sharp advance
in prices made it impossible for him TO meet
bis contracts. 81
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Suit Against the Ne" EerEk - Timcs
+, @s.s --.s@ for libel, F....."'

4 NEW YORK, January 22.-In. the United
states District Court to-day the trial was
commenced in Il snit for $4,000 damages
brought by Colonel Wilson S. kcitt, OF
South Carolina, against the New York
Times for an alleged libel in Il special dis
patch from Washington in September, 1877.
to the effect that the plaintiff had been ar
rested for higamy. Colonel keitt alleges
that tue article was entirely false! Mr..
George Jones, OF the Times, in his answer
AYERS that the article does rot apply TO the
plaintiff. but to another person BY the name
OF itni0ucl Kcitt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-23

,r, U.E foUR-pER- CENTS IN EUROPE. "A con-
na,. was entered upon Tuesday afternoon
tween Tue Secretary OF the Treasury, and
LISTS, sa, \. ii. Rolhschild & Sons, J. S. Nor
fan 90, Selisman Brothers. and Morton,
S ,s.se 20, 0! London, and Messrs. A. Bel
S"I;l. 90, Drexel, Morgan &sCo.,J. g. w.
T ags q VII Co., and Morton, Bliss d Co., OF
so, " ORR, Tor the sale and delivery in Eu-
4 ~" VI NOT less than $1,000, 900 per month
ed pIeehf. bonds, upon the same terms and
1 sfaaitlons as the popular loan now being
sns,;s a 10 the United States, the contract to
ceeS sapae until the LIST Of July, and the pro.
tMn a, 70 De applied to redeeming6 per cent.
NSeus. The contract is nude to promote
Zen, ,Sehsnge OF 4 per cent. bonds for per
c0mn.s,Zo bonds held In Europe Upon the
on s ance OF the contract subscription
BY NV Sef $4,000 600 fiye.twenties was. made
: 'ae new syndicate. f5l ~ AZ ssy..g,