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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-10

ONE more rogue rewarded by Mr..
Hayes. Corbin, the South Carolina
prctender, whom the republican senate
recently refused to recognize as an
honest claimant to Senator Buffers
seat, has been appointed Chief Justice
of the Territory of Utah. Three
more left-Jim Anderson, Agnes
jerks, and John J. Patterson.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-10

I" IF the President does not veto the
proposed legislation, he will not have
rs many friends left in the country rs
could ride in one street car.-GneiEnati
Commercial"
Thus the stalwarts bulldoze the man
they placed in the Presidential chair by
fraud. Well, if he does not veto, how
many friends will he have, outside Of
the rogues who claim his obedience
Certainly not more than would fill a
common omnibus.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-10

The three. cent nickles are to be
withdrawn from circulation.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-10

IL the army orders Of the Sd inst,
issued from the War Department, is n
list of officers found by army return.
ing boards incapacitnted for active
services on account Of disability Incl.
dent to the service. Among these we
find the name of our friend Col. John
Irwin Gregg, native of this county,
q son of Col. Andrew Gregg, deed,
and brother of Andrew Gregg. Esq,
one Of our commissioners. Col. Gregg
entered the service in the Mexican
war, and has been in it continuously
since that period, most of the time
doing duty upon the frontier-we be.
lieve in New Mexico. We regret to
hear of his failing health, but trust
rest and healthy location in Penn.
sylvania will restore his former vigor.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-10

WHATEVER may be said of the
propriety or necessity of the expendi-
ture of $4,000 from the government
treasury, by Marshal Kerns, to carry
the elections of 1873 in Philadelphia,
no one will say that, under the law,
the appointment of 773 deputy mar.
shals was criminal. But the facts
brought out by the Wallace commit.
tee at its session in Philadelphia, show
very clearly that a considerable por.
tion of the marshals appointed were
criminals, and their selection disgrace.
ful in the extreme.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-10

The republicans of Chicago made
the issue on national politics. con.
tinuance of the offensive election laws,
and abuse generally of jeff Davis
and the rebel brigadiers in congress.
They lost disastrously on these issues,
and to repair damages, no doubt would
be willing to take Jefferson by the
hand, and proclaim him a good boy
equal, at least, to Moseby and some
other republican patriots in the late
war.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-10

THE New York Presbytery seems to
have an elephant on hand, in the trial
of Rev. DIR. Talmage. The trial has
been progressing some weeks and is
likely to occupy as much time az was
consumed in white-washing Henry
Ward Beecher. DR.. Talmagc, like
Beecher, is very distinguished man,
and we suppose like him is ambitious
OF being well advertised.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-11
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY, February 10. 1879.
sALEs-1O shares of Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac per cent. guaranteed sold at 92.
Government Securities.-United States is, 100
bid, 001g asked.
asked Virginia consols. new, 37% bid, 40 asked
Virginia rundab!c, 81 bid: Virginia tax-receiraoie
coupons, 765 bid. TN asked :
City Richmond city So, j. and -.
1Is 6id Richmond city 6s, j. aud j., l03 bid;
Petersburg city G's, F. and A.; 100 asked; Peters
burg city SIS, special tax, J. anh j., 1o7 bid;
h bars ei ey and bS No4o Ho city
Ra Iii Bonds.DVirginia Central Railroad
first nor,xage g. D. and j. a24 bid; VirgInis Gen.
on,hsid ie Rairoad second mortgage pref rfsd e.
j. and j., 7Sh DID, so asked: Southside Railroad
third mortgage preferred 6's: j. and j., 70 asked;
7's,lJ. and y, ssH BID; Petersburg Railroad first
mond and Petersburg Iailrqad arst MORTGAGE 81,
road Second mortQage.7's, Al. and N, SO bid |;
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac lsailroad
mortSage SIS, and J:;,19l bid; Richmond, Etede-
consolidated! 6's, 81. and NJ SO bid; Piecmons Rail-
raaS s ana AZ e Ohio Rail-
road, 100 par, 20 bid; Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad. j 90 par 8 az, bid, 40 asked Richmond,
gusranteed loo par ~ bid RicSiond, FREEZER
icksbrg and Potomac Railroad seven per cent guar
auteed, 1le0 par, 81 did; Richmond and Dauville
oesspSslona Bank ass'o Of Virginia. 100
par, S7A asked Planters National ] 90 par, 10
asked; Slate Bapk of Virginia, LOO pary 20 bid;
mond Banking and Insurance, Company, 80 par,
I2la asked. -r4. --,t .a. =. Is ~ -! !.
insurance Com panies-yiTsnia Fire and Ma
rs par. II bid; Merchants and Mechanics, 100
par, "a asked. ..-fr. Es... g. G.a.5 g. .. tE
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THE ]. d / NENS
ggSEff ~ s = ~
sg TELEaEsAEEH FRDsH AEiT. ysTJATs..
gE8s.

EXTENSIVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or ssts;s ATDR
TCHRrsTIANGY, OF: siIcnIGA s-yiG0R 0Us
Z ESFoRE EMEST8 or THE SUNDAY Law t.As.W
I'M IlLIN0Is, RAILROAD TRAINS DE.
FAMED TWELVE HOURS; At FLORA--s
RECEIVER 10 BE APPOINTED FOR THE
cry ogtMEsIpHIs--c MGR EssIoN AZ AND
|. OTHER WAsEiNaToN PRecEEDINGs.-T THE
POTTER CoaEMITTEE-- DESTRuGTIyEFIRE
I'm TERRE 4HAUTE, IN Ode ATH OF sEx-
GOVERNOR T.s aEW.oFARKANsAs-Ta
i.FeRT.RoBINsoS Z IN IANs-PI SIsHMENT
OF THE BOY WHO KILLED HIS
sTEP-MoTHER-A3 HoRRrD CRIME IN
/. TRoY,N. Y,--JUTE FACTORIES IN FORFAR.
SHIRE ANDDUNDEE,s SCOTLAND, LosED :
THE CATTLE PLAGUE-THE pLAGUE. AND
OTHER EPIDEMIC DISORDERS IN RUSSIAN
-nEsTRUCT OF A VILLAGE
IN SWITZERLAND BY FIRE-A BRITISH
i COLUMN UTTERLY ,ANNIHILATED BY ZU-
LUIS ON. TUGALI RIVER IN AFRICA, &C.
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Forty-faflh ConSsess--.Third Session,
WASHINGTON, February 10, 1879.
SENATE.

--..- SENAlEs -
Mr.. Spencer presented a joint resolution
Of the Alabama Legislature fayoling an apr
propriatiOn Tor the removal Of the, obstrnc.
Etions from Mobile bay and for the Improve
ment Of the navigation of various rivers In
Alabama. Referred TO the Committee on
commerce. s.,.rs1.s4t ~
Mr. Withers, OF Virginia, presented pc,
|,tition' Of the Catholic Dung Mems Ma,
tienal Union protesting against the aiscfinn
snation made BY the United states Govern
ment in the appointment of chaplains IN tho
Earmy and navy, by which Catholic soldiers
@tid seamen are deprived or the benefit Ioi
Their religion, and in the appoint meat OF In
dian agents, whereby the vast number OF
Indians who are Catholics are placed 10
charge OF deneaihatf ions lin which they have
no interest orr conf denees Referred 10 the
Committee on Privileges and E.ections.-
r. Mr.. Withers also presented the petition OF
Beverly H. Robertson. asking for the e.
moYal OF bis political disabilities.
House bill authorizing the issue Of GER
stificates of deposit in aid of the Fefunding
OF the public debt was taken up, and after
being amended 50 as ID make Che fa.e OF In.
.terest four per cent. was passed. The pill
directs thee Treasury to iisshe la change
for ,laRil III money of the limited States Ger.
iiieates Of deposit Of thes9a eH,.nat1pn soi
aensdnlhrs. J,
The army appropriate nlbill vas received
J.s.,.'is i 4 sssR ziYsmao1
.g4e ,,.,s ttz IL iss1ta aiaR ESQ it>i4ssa
s..,..,s. s, - sbaoasieta ,iiaa
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So STAIJETON.

.&'sis STAUNTON. q u r oo:a
:. DELEGATES, TO- THE gEADJUsTERs' .coNyeY,
5ioN--- !iilFgSs 9Es's CHRISTIAN AssoCIA,
8, PROLIFIC. &c. = Z, 81 go. g
Sppndence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
.s.ss3y RS FEBaCARY 10. 1879.
"a, ~ y SATURDAY q & meeting Of abe rsadjust-
isa,. y. augusta eoantY2S was, held at tile
s"sn hoise, pursuant 10 III call issued
,psss weeks age, e, appoint delegates TO the
I'M lnond convention. The. rsSdi lsteRss OF
~ goahty, as they have shown at the polls,
IA nv small In number, but they took lit
AND i y, einG the consaptiandnaoYeInents
s ma saose parfYcip ating In the meeting iSat-
.n aiuss. by their votes. could not have ex.
otso,ss niteeRa orr, twenty IA resolution
asa,sa " Captain John; M: gpie, iii, effect
u s.sa0ing any purpose OF ali 0yganiz aii0,l
s;sssSv ! TO tie Conservative paFeyyFe-
,g,s su ABOUT four votes; while there were
bosss. lhat t,sssntes for Hs defeat: Tt Yas,
.aa, 9s ~ declared TO- sa adopted md there
S 81. 80! 90 dissent. "a II +
seaEs pace of Il second fsoai offered bsy
tic s' wv pis, ccepting flse pso
lilors with the proYiso tsiaks the
yesrss l9siiofs was, exfandesi five
Iah az bstitIte offered by BIZ. Il. B. All
fts 81 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
s ssss y Y tse eppFE eis
gag plasa ssls a a lssas, saasse
ia Ii is : s''l2's Y e ftass 1
&
sSs<1Il tIs RtSTSsg vi y Il ~
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i SOURCE OF MUCH BODILY EVIL.

If the habits Of body becomes irregular, much evil
is inflicted on the system, Tne stomach becomes
dysn ntic, bilious symptoms develop themselves,
the circulation is contaminated, and tie nerves
share in the general disorder. Is of the utmost
Importance that The bowels isheuldibe thoroughly
and speedily regusated when ihey grow defellct.
The corrective agent best adaptd to this PURPOSE is
fIostctter's Stomach Buffers, wholesome,i non
2rpinR vegetable Laxative, worth all the raspins
ca,harlcsinventcd since the time Of paracclsus.
People who have been ip the habit using pill
ca.omei, and other drugs and cheap nostrums for
constipation, should abandon such hurtful and use
less medicines land Substitute for them this pleas
ant and gentle aperent, which not ou!y produces
rhe purgaiiye erect naturally, but also strengthens
while II regulates The Bowels. stoDlacl- and liver.
Il moreover cares and prevents Intermittent andre
mittent fevers> CONT rheumatism, debility and
,irinary troubles iIfss .s"f re 1l.Tu. Th,S&S
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80 .G.aa
RnnNxt Denied.

LONDON, February 10.-The report printed
in New York that "the British Government.
have issued an order forbiddlng live catt!e
from therUnited States to land ut ports Of
the Kingdom after the 2Sih Instant is In.
correct. The Government have issued no
such order. On the contrary, they have in
timated that unless future arrivals prove the
existence OF disease they have no intention
OF taking steps towards interference with
the cattle trade. At Liverpool the MerseV
Dock Board have agreed to erect 4" lairage,"
and work has already been commenced.
Business Depression i'm Scotland.
| LONDON, February 10.-Three OF tic
largest iute factories in Forfarshire. Scot
land, have closed, owing to depression in
| the trade. 1t is reported that Jour facto-
| ries in Dundee will stop.
Foreign Notes. /
PARIS, February 10.-Mr. Moves, the
American Minister, accompanied by bis
staff legation and ConsulGeucral Fair
child, to-day visited the committee on the
| proposed treaty OF commerce between Paris
and the United States. Governor Moves
expressed an ardent desire for the develop
ment CT the commercial relations Of the two
republics. ..t
| ST. PE1ERSBCRG, February 10.-The Rus
sian Government has instructed General
TodieDen and Prince Labanotf to prevent
the Roumelian deputation from proceeding
to Tirnova TO protest 10 the Assembly OF
Notables against tue separation OF Roumelia
from Bulgaria. ....... .......I .s-t
VIENNA, February 10.-Count Taafe has
failed to form cabinet. ..,
LONDON, February 10.-The appointment
| OF General ChallZy French Minister TO Rus
sia appears to be finally decided upon.
Malta established quarantine agains
TripoH because OF the outbreak OF sickness
amongst the troops recently arrived from
Constantinople.
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OTHER ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, February, 10.-Tbe House
has made the sugar bill the special order for
Thursday the 18th instant. =. Ia 81
{ The committee Of conference on the naval
appropriation bill agreed upon areport this
afternoon. The amount Of difference be-
tween the houses was $50, COO, The Senate
surrendered $4,000, and the disagreement
was thus compromised. LIP , i..'. ". -.
= =; The House Census Committee agreed to-
day to report fayorablY the Senate bill, with
amendments in sections, where it differs
from Representative CoX's, New York,
bill. The two bills are substantially alike
in all particulars, excepting Ito the APP.
pointments OF supervisors, The Senate bill
fixing the same under the Jurisdiction OF
the, Interior Department, aud .Mr. !C0x's
bill places it in The same DEPARTMENT. but
authorizes the Governors OF the several
States to nominate said officers. 4 The indii
cations are that the biihas originally offered
by Mr.. Cox will become a law, except as to
the source OF appointments. which maybe
settled by conferences n. ha5ETg. Eil.nn !
q The Senate Committee on Appropriation s
have agreed to. add S400,000 to the amount
granted by the Hoasetfor railway mail transf
portation, the additional amount to be used
-by the Postmaste General at his discretion
to secure especial facilities for postal pur-
.poses.,' The purpose is TO provide Tor. the
continuance OF what is known as 'sthe
fast-mait service" by railroads. -
The Democratic caucus tonight adopted
a resolution to insist upon amendments to
the legislative and Judicial appropriation
bill which shall abolish the present Jurors
test oath and the present laws relating TO
supervisors OF election, in accordance With
their views expressed Saturday night.
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tween Russia and Turkey; provides thai
the ytf fatS (which
sTsre not modified hy the, treaty 81
Berlin shaii fefnain In force. Tie mode
OF payment OF The war Indemnity end
the compensation 10 Russian residents
OF Turkey who suffered through the
war is LEFT for future agreement. All
prosecutions for hiding either side dii-
| ring the war are atandoned, and persons
Limpl Heated In the RoumeliaH disturbances 1Te
ljparstoDed. The protocol declares shat the
recognition. In the present treaty. Of treaty
OF Berlin changes neither the character nor
the rangepf tho latter. AS SerYia, Monte
negro, and Reumauia are independe lent, Bus
sra leaves them free to come to an under
standing themselves with the Porte relative
10 their claims for war indemnity.
The Plague.
LONDON, February 10.-Reports from
Russian villages continue to give alarming
statements OF the prevalence OF the plague
and other epidemic disorders Aa1I
BERLIN, February 10.-E Is officially
stated that the Greek Government received
Il report from the consul ct Kavalia, on the
Hgean sea, confirming rur1ors OF the out
break Of the plague there. 80. 4
.r.ea Z. 80
4 COLUMN OF BRITISH TROOPS ANN1HrLATED BY
ZULUs.
.CAPETowN, January 81, UiG ST. VINCENT.
On the 21st instant 4 British column. con-
sisting Of a portion OF the Twenty.fourth
regiment, a battery OF artillery. and GOO ma
tive auXiiaries, was utterly annihlated
near TuGalis river. by 10000 Zulus, who
captured valuable convoy OF 1o2 wagons,
1000 oxen, 2 cannon, 400 steel shot, 1000
rifles, 100000 pounds OF ammunition, 5000
pounds Of provisions, and the colors Of the
Twenty-fonrtb regiment. It: is estimated
that 5000 Zu!us were killed and wounded
in the battle. . .g,a12
| Among the killed on the British side are
two. majors, four captains, twelve iieuten-
ants, and the quartermastcr OF the Twenty
fourth regiment, two captains Of Royal
artillery, a coIsgel, captain, four: lieuten.
ants, and surgeon, major OF engineers, be-
sides twenty-one other British officers COM
mandins the native Ieyies. Seven attacks
subsequently made by the Zulus have been
repulsed, and the colony is now somewh hat
recovering from the utter CONSERVATION
which at first prevailed. Natal, however, is
| in great danger, and disturbances are feared
In Pongoard. Lord Chelmsford, COM
mander OF the expedition, has been forced
| to retire in consequence of the defeat. 1t is
estimated that 500 soldiers were killed, be-
sides the officers enumerated above. Gov
ernor Sir Bartle Frere has sent appeals to
England and the Niauritins for reinforce
ments. The mail steamer for England was
dispatched day earlier than usual, with a
request for six regiments OF infantry and q
| brigade OF cavalry. I
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TheiHnGsaHS.

OMAHA, February st10.-A dispatch re-
ceived at department headquarters from
Fort Robinson states that the Indians who
murdered Moorehead and three others JAN
uary 29thj and Little Volts band Of Chey-
ennes, in ali about one hun dred bucks, well
armed with guns and pistols aud having
plenty of,ammunition, recently surrounded
a wagon-train2 and took all tile provisions,
but killed no one.Ix They gave one OF the
men OF the train a silver watch they had
taken from Moorehead. There were no
squaws or children with the party. aiaasa
~ Captain Ferris telegraphs from the camp
on Snake river that he has discovered a
I large trail ten days or. two weeks old lead
ing southeast from Boardman's Fork. There
were evidently between three and four hun
dred head OF stock and many squaws and
children in the party. Captain Ferris will
follow the trail. Cheyenne prisoners from,
Fort Monroe en- route for Leavenwortb
ttWenty-two' in number, including Wic
Hoy and Old Grow, arrived to-day. They
left for their destination tonight.
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by telegraph.
Annnnn -.He

NEW YORK, February l0.-Cotton Iniet sales
442 bales; up'ands. sac:; Orleans, 9ic; Flour
kinds without decided chsngc; southern fgur about
steady; common 70 fair eT,ra 70; 9ot@st:so COED
to Choice s5@5sss Whs Ss ng 9si'eg v s
ter rei,. sI.05@sI:o6. Cora-New, !a4se, better
aud fairly seiye OLD sieady; ungradfa 47S47
moderately active and steady. Sugar qutet and nn-
changed: retaed quiet; standard " A." Sh8sEc.;
g-anuuted SL.NleS powdered, SE68 Sc; crushed,
9@9sc. M0asses quiet and nominaly unchanged.
Rice In moderate demand aud steady. Rosn firm
Ut 81 40@Sl. Am. Turpt ntinc firm at 3oc; pors
for new MIddes frmer; western and city long
clear, $500; short clear, $500: long aud si9r'
ssS$s.o7h. Whisky firm at si.o7 bid, sos
'zNeu' fte'S''' 0 BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, February l0.-Cotton nonlnalIy
s s!STa ss.7S@s4:aS: family. s4.s6@+5: az
| Rio brapis, s5.25Gs5.50; Patapsco FIRMLY. s6.25.
Wheai-sonihcrn steady; small supp!y; western ar
lG 5n na amber siaae os@sO7 No PennsyTans
EeSs%aSy eeT March ,,44 o7s
45ac; southern yellow, 44c.: western mixed spot,
aprii 44Sma4Ec. Steamer. 4lc. Oats arm south.
ern and Pennsylyania, so@s4c; Hay aute. S n2a
So.25: new. $1,000. Bulk-meats-Loose shout
ders, 4e.: cIearrib sides, &c.: packed, new, 449
new new. &C.: hams, new, s@ioc. LartrRefned. in
tierces, Tie. Butter In good demand for choice
nsessa 1s@IDs 5S w afgi7 as Ss &c
FS1.0St. Sugar easier; "A" soft, SIC. a. Il.
,fEl2lH. CINCINNATI. 4. . s,
CINCINNATI, February l0.-Elo,r dali; family,
sllade lover at s3Hc. Oals quiet and Arm at 2aH@
264c. Pork In fair demand and firm sales ut sl0Y
buyer Februsry: Lard strong and higher; steam;
$6.7O cash, 1915 March. BuLk-meats strong and
IS ssH May short RID d IS bid on spot, $3.50
higher shoulders, IL clear rib. 5lc.; clear
sides. 5Ac. WhlsGey Steady and In fair demand ar
so2 saS4r firm is lasas Ss3, n White sas
lnand and higher: common. s3:25NGs3,70; light,
So 7o@s3.95; packing. s3.9SAs4.15.
LOUISVILLE,
JoTrsyYIIE February IO.-Flour steady aud uu-
and white, 97fc. Corn dull; white, 34c.; mixed,
s3c, Oats in fair demand AVID 6rm; white, 49,;
mixed. csc. Provisions excited and higher. PORK,
5000. Lard higher; choice leaf, tserces: 7Ag7tc.
Kegs, ess: Buk-meats higher; shoulder, 3Es.,;
cured hams, s4@9Ac. Whiskey steady ut s1C2.
sd. .@r, ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. February 1O.--FIour moderately
ifsse an ss .sS e family. s9sS@s2 Be-
! choice. "a 56af4.65. Wheat high r.: No. z red
fail 95h(G96c. cash. 9Shsc. February, 3BAS96%c.,
closing at 96Ac. March. 97ssH97Ec., closing &c
97Sc. April; No. 8 red fall, 91e.; No. 9 spring,
SIC. bid. Corn IN active: deB.nd and higher; No.
= mixed 3Ikq l1c. cash, 3lx6a3 iYc. February,
32@3zsc.. March, $3.50. April. 3i@s3fIsc. May
OATS highier: No. b. 23Afa 24fc. cash, 234c-
March. 24ac May. WhiSsey STEADY AZ ; St.Sa.
Pork higher; $40 cash aud February, Lard usher
and IN GOOD delnand AZ so.o1 Dig lSrp%
higher stronger ana IL tos1 aenaaa 10
asi eesr = Eaeon ssr
short rib. s5. 35@s545 cash, 1926 March; clear,
$500 cash, SD ON aarcnt 20 ts- =.
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Goes 60 peaersburg.

Z q -VHLFEFEB, TEUTuufy 10. SIJs Z
+ Editors, Dispatch: After The morning
day the Rev. S. X. Wfnr astonished his
congregation BY announcing bis resignation
of the passionate OF said church, to take eff
feet after the fourth, Ssinday il, this month.
The congregation are much attached to. ar.
Winn, who has been their pastor about two
years. aud they were eongratulating them
selves upon bis recently declining d call 70
the Second Presbyterian church, Peters
burg, in which he was sustained by the
presbytery, which was called upon to de-
eide the question Of said call. n E.
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The debt of Memphis, Tenn.

MEMPHIS, February t0.-An argument on
general creditors bills, representing city
bonds to the amount OF $1,000, 000,S was
uted i States u, District e Court The judge
announced his determination to appoint q
receiver tomorrow.
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Sentenced.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, February 10.-A dis
patch to the Erening Chronicle from kitta-
ming says: Sheriff G. a. Williams, who was
convicted at the December term Of perjury
and using money for election purposes, was
sentenced to-day by Judge Boggs to TWEEN
ty-ive months Imprisonment in the peni-
Tertiary and to pay fine Of $500. Will
llams has been in Office since January, 1877.
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A Father Poisonsi Has hiidren anG
-'t'~t'L Cuts His Own Throat. -,

TROY, n. Y, February 10.-G. +. Sim
mons, crazed by the, elopement OF bis wife,
/ poisoned bis three children and eut his own
throat at O'Clock this morning. The chill
dren will recover, but the father will prob
ably die. .a.H ~. >n. -. a-s. y.