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storaee.room for Government coin was
stricken out.
A long discussion followed upon mo-
ton to amend u bill by increasing the ap-
preparation for the National Board OF
Health. but without coming to voting the
House took recess until 1880 +. NJ. the
evening session to be for the consideration
OF the steamboat bill.
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BLOOD HUM0RS.
WHOLE SYSTEM AFFECTED-GLANDULAR
swELLINGs, WITH DECORATIONS
HACKING COUGH.
M,ssrs. Weeks & Potter

Messrs Weeks Potter;
Gentlemen.-I have been afflicted with a Blood
unmor for two years, which The hest city doctors
called FrysipeIas, Chronic Psoriasis, and Scald
Head. NV whole system-especialiy face, head, and
Iungs-was affected. tried all the best known sd-
verified remedies with no success whatever. was
told by the best lung doctor in this city that tue
sooner got cured the better. MY symptoms were q
humor accompanied by Glandular swelllngs, WIN
Hers in the Throat and stomach; Dry, Hacking
Cmgh: Deafness, with Ringing Noises In the Head.
FOR ifteen months l have done nothing but take
medicine with no benefit whatever. The CUTI-
cuRA REMEDIES have cured me In gratitude Tor
which make this pubic statement.
% PORTLAND STREET, BOSTON, April 7, 1879.
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appropriation $4,000. The entire amount
appropriated By the bin IL about s2o, ooO,.

appropriation $4,000. The entire amount
appropriated By the bin IL about s20, 0O0,.
600.
THE ADJOURNMENT QUESTION TO-DAY.
Everybody now comedies that there Is no
chance OF adjournIng by the 3lst. Mr..
Tucker to-day conceded that Congress will,
adjourn by the 10th or 18th Of June, and
be has been leading the tarinT-reformers In
their effort to take up the tariff bill.
TUE BoArRAcE TOMORROW.
Hanlsn and Rieley were on the river to-
day, and are In fine condition. A good
many people will witness the race. There
do not seem, however, to be many strangers
at the hotels tonight.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee
to-day agreed to offer as an amendment to
the supdry civil appropriation bill Senator
Morgan's proposition, $4,000 to publish
more frequently the consular reports, &c.
The House to-day passed General Hun
toms bill for the relief OF the heirs OF Cor
nelius Boyle.
uO cSua'C
agreed to-day TO report in favor Of appro-
priating $4,000 to erect machinery to test
the sugar. making property Of sore hum, &c.
Senator'S Williams aud Mcdonald were
among the callers at the White House TO.
day.
Senator Davis, OF West Virginia, will to-
morrow move to take up the bill repeating
certain permanent appropriations.
The weather was warm enough to-day for
July, and the Republicans are fortunate
in having their Convention in a cool city.
Associated Press Reports by telegraph TO the Dis.
Datcbl
THE SPECIAL TOBACCO TAX.
WASHINGTON, May 25.-The Senate FL
nance Committee to-day had under consid-
Grafton House bill which provides for re-
dncing the special tax OF S25 on dealers in
leaf tobacco to s. per annum for dealers
who purchase only from tobacco-growers
and whose total sales do not exceed $4,000
pounds per year. The committee did not
reach the point Of final action on this bill,
but expressions Of opinion all indicated
early and favorable action upon it.
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Adelaide Nelson.
ENOUGH MONEY MADE BY HER THIS SEASON
TO BUY BONNETS AND DRESSES FOR SOME
yPAps To COME

ENOUGH MONEY MADE BY HER THIS SEASON
TO BUY BONNETs AND DRESSES FOR SOME
YEARS TO CONE.
From the New York Tiines.l
Miss NELSON'S engagement In this city
an engagement lasting four weeks, and
marked throughout by almost wonderful
prosperity-wil end tonight [Mondayl.
Her season in this country-begun early in
the autumn-will shortly be closed in Cali
fornia, toward which glorious cline she
starts tomorrow morning. To-nigats per-
Torrance will be the one hundred and
eighty.sixth that she has given in the United
States since Der return here-a statement
which proves her capacity for hard WORK,
as her acting proves the value OF her
art. The receipts Of all her perform.
ances, including that Of Saturday night,
when she was seen by one Of the largest
audiences ever assembled within the walls
OF Booths Theatre, amount TO almost $780,
600, her share Of which will not fall much
short Of $4,000. From her benefit this
evening she will gain further sum OF
$1,000. Her engagement in California Is
for four weeks, and her terms for this pc
Rod are go per cent. Of the gross receipts,
with guarantee that she shall not have less
than $500 for each representation. In other
words, she is about to add at least $4,000
10 her incomc-a pretty fair recompense for
a months labor. These figures are chiefly
interesting TO the observer Of the stage and
OF its influence in these days, because they
illustrate truth sometimes lost sight Of
namely, that Shakespeare still pays--a fact
TO be dwelt on most devoutly. The cIiarac-
tes OF Julia and Pauline, both holding
high places in Miss Nelson's repertory,
have been presented by her but few times
comparatively, for the actress has relied al
most entirely upon her juliet, Viola, and
lmogen. while she has also had the courage
to bring forward prominently the neglected
" Measure for Measure" In brief, Miss
Nelson, during her term OF greatest popu-
iarlty, has been essentially Shsksperian
artist, and 10 her th. great poet has found a
brilliant and conscientious exponent OF
some of bis finest aud most purely poetic
conceptions. An actress who can accom-
pish 90 much for Shakespeare, while accem.
pishipg 20 much for herself, may brayely
litter his wise words:
"Ipith can never be confirmed enough.
Though doubts did ever Sleep"
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SusDeuSiOu.

PHILADELPHIA. May 25.-The coal firm OF
Bines Il Scheaff, ia south Fourth street,
retail sales agents OF the Philadelphia ana
Reading Coal and Iron Company, tempo
rarly suspended to-day.
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COLLlNSs yOLTAIC .rrns

These Plasters put new life into The Weak ana
s,eesy Muscles, strengthen the Lame aud la NJ
Back, draw Inflammation from Tue Ler ana and when
n osy oger The pit Of The stomach cure Dyspep,
Indigestion CHRONIC piarrh%ss' o sns elI @ ac DIS
anu PIC ,oas t6e Genuine. Ask for COLLtks'S
VOL ELECTRIC POROUS p pbLasTxs
Price, 20 cents.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. May 25.-Eoon.- Stocks strong.
Money on call, 5 per eent. Exchange LoGg, st6; ;
short. 4S9. State bonds dull. Governments quiet.
ErsnfRg.-Money, 4@5 per cent, rsCbanFe,
1864. Governments strong: some higher; new Sc.
1854; A. per cents, 1904 4 per cents, 10TH.
States neglected.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 25.-visg:n,a g., deferred,
q; consols. 55'.; second series, 2I1; pasl-due
coupons, 93s; new 10-40's. 39as. Bid 10 dIY.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
RACES AT EPSON

LONDON, May 25.-Thc race for the Wood
cote stakes, for two-year-olds tcolts and Ill
lies), at the EPSON summer meeting to-day
was won by Lord Calthorpe's Angelina ;
Cbaplin's Out Of Boga second, Roseberry's
Voluntary third. Seven horses ran.
The EPSON stakes, handicap, was won
by Captain Marsbalfs Advance; Lord Rose
berry's Rhedorrach second, Count +. de
Lagrange's Prologue third. Seven horses
ran.
IT.. vo.asu~ pa,lroad Com pu nv ~ Sus.
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Missionary Bishop for Liberia.

CINCINNATI, May 25.-The Committee on
the Episcopacy have agreed TO recommend
to the Methodist General Conference the
election Of missionary bishop for Liberia
and Africa.
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Toe pest-offiee al Clover Green, Spotsyl-
Ysnii county, Va, is discontinued for want
OF Postmaster; the papers 10 to Roney's
ntoie. Miss Cornie Barksdale Is appointed
POSTMASTER at Spring Mills, Appomattox
s9unt{, va, rice j. w. Hendrick, removed.
M :. victoria Gates ~ appointed postmaster
q haeHs Gap. Patrick county, Va, Uice
n ~ ). coIiins, resigned. Edward A.
rro'ilps Is appointed postmaster at Harris's
I,eek' Amherst county, w.. rice s. NJ. Bur.
,vio, resigned. Sylvester Patrick Is APP
POINTED postmaster at Mesdland, Taylor
ip,Shn,y, w: " uice s. w. Hibbs, resigned.
NIc oWit Y. hsnon u appointed postmaster ut
GG.snendfee, Fayelte county, va, Dice p. c.
lIsuyeS, resigned. The star service from
,iIpn .nerweoa 70 hartinsviIIe, Va, Is 6lscon-
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
MAY 25.-The follow Ing are irc GuOtGitops:
DARK GOODS FOR EXPORT.
"a. so good, S4.50@S5.
ledE-Common, s5@t5.50; medium, SG@f7 !;
good, nominal; fine, nominal: Extra tne, u0mluaL
Stemming-COmmOn, $3@S4 medium, 500
$3.50 good, S7@Se.50; fine, Se@sl0.
DARK GooDs-MANUFAcTURI
Lug FiHers.-COmmon. t35om$i; medium,
s450@Sj: coed, S5.50ai6.
Lear FiIierS.-tOmmon G5Wt5 20; mediln,
s8Ms6.50: good, SO sS; fine, !S@Sl0 extra hne
sun. cured, Sl0@s1s. -
.s.5O@s9; good, s9.5o@slO; fne, ;lC@Sl1
extra, $12613; extra sun-cGred' ncne.
BRIGHT ODS-MANUFACTURrlG.
Smokers.-common, s8Gsl0; medium, 400
fl2; good, sl2@$l6: fne, g G@S20.
Fiuers.-tommon, S6GsS; medium, 27@s9
good, xl9@$12; fine, nominal.
IFrdppers.-CO Common, Sl0@il5 mtdnm, 81 9M
500: good, t20@S30; fine, E3o@St0; t.ucJ, s5l
@s65. ,.
Fr0Dpers. kahOgany.--C ommon, 3i2eesl5
medium, tl5@@2O; GOOD, 1920 J2o; tne, $500
$40; extra, S45@S5O.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class Of goods r. confined
principally to good old heavy bodied lug ana Eeo-
lucky River leaf. We quote:
Old hugs, s4@t5: Kentucky River iug', fI0e9
sl2; Kentucky River leaf, 81 30 tlS.
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crrr,cURA REMEDIES, FOR SKIN, SCALP,
AND BLOOD-HUMORs,

-. nrensred by WEEKS & POTTER, Chemls,s
and bruggists. SEQ Washington street, Boston; ~
Trout street Toronto, Ont and sneg h, y, Ign Sn.
rYnipI small boxes. so cents; large boxes, con-
t,,s,ng two aud one half times The quantity OF
snail, 81. REsoLvESr ~ per bottle CuI T,CIa
MSniciNIL SHAVING SOAP, 10 cents; In bars Tor
~ .rb.rs AMI larxe consumers, so cents.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May 20, 1880

FkINII0'V9'h' 'I"J -V1 'DUVF
OFFERINGS REPORTED 10 SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 922 bm hels Fed, 1910 bu l.
els
CORN White, 200 bu.hels.
DATS.-150 bushels.
HAY.-350 bales.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, coo bushelc good ~ 5l.90; 322
bushels prime on private terms total 922 tusbeis
Red, 1900 bushels good Ful at s %; 40 bushels
common Fultz at 3 l2-total, ,340 bl'hes.
OATS.-100 bushels mixed at 45c
BLACKEYED PEAs-22 bushels at Use.
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MERCHANT TAILORING.
~EISE.THItEAD.
EIsHERMEN's DEPOT. s.-Ssfsse

EIsHERMEN's DEPOT. sr,<nef~e
PATENT AND sOFT.LAID sEINE-IWiNt,
all sizes
PRICES REDUCED-PRICEs RLDLthD.
sRINE-LINES, CORkr, .OHh. WOOD,
COTTON aud TARhhD hoiS Az Nzee'
YAMkfNGS. sc, &c. ,..,,.,, - u,
FYKE NKrs, THREAD GILL NETTING aud
CO1rON-IwIHE NETTING l9r sasl-,,in9.ss,, 81
rissed ready for use We are prepared 20 ui an or
ders promptly and ~ low hsurss 800
l.. LlCHTtNSTEtN 4 SONS,
Sot importers OF the LfON-BRA>D Sci T.
THt!EAD. warranted fal STANDARD.
40 Is corner Seventeenth asa tfSukiu streets.
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ECZEMA EFFECTUALLY CURED IN EIGHT
WEEKs-NOTHING EQUAL TO THE
CUTICURA REMEDIES.
Ifessrs. Weeks & Potter:

Nessrs. Weeks & Potter:
Gentlemen.-Have never used any remedies Tor
Hood diseases that can compare with the CUIICU-
nsrr severe Ca Of what the doctors call Eczems,
which was effectually cured in .ight weeks AS a
h,ood-puriaer nothing can equal Your CUTICuRA
RRsoIyENr. cannot say TOO much In their praise,
and I am noIsing them about the city.
anu ,, r yonrs eic MANUEL MANINTZ.
IL BURGUSDY STREET, NEW ORLEANS, Las
August 20, 1879.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUEsDAY, May 20. 1850.
sALEs.-5,000 Virginia consois sold at 55x; $40
hx.receivsbIe coupons sold ~ o.: 10 shares Of
Richmond and DanyilIe Railroad stock SOLD al ~.
GOVERNMENT sECURITIEs Rid <xksa
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CARRIAGE, BUGGTEs, dc.

VIZ c. SMITH, 81 ~
w .CARgIAoE MANUFACTURERS ==-ss,--
306 NORTH FIRM sfKEAf.
u.x,ns greatly increased nv facilities for the
nlSiiFACIUHE AND REPAIR OF tAS-
KIASFs am now prepared 10 do wotA IA es,. sye
sssn,e pefrxs AM sl,e OF carriage INSIDE ~ or
der. KsriMArEs FURNISHED for ssnefsi Y
nsirs and SATISFACTION GvAnsNLEsp' naN
iUNs, p sn ". q. SMITH,
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NOOK AND JOB WORN NEATLY E Ok
- rCyTKD AT THE DIsPATch f"iN'"
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Flour,

Pine, s4@s4.50; suvsrsrc, 1905 25; c2.v
SO conmon family, t6.25; .Angy hI4pd', $40
$3.50.
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condemning its Use and damning
power, will. let me say it with a
blush, under a cover, worship at its
shrine. Drunkenness and gambling,
two of the most degradiny and useless
sins, are the vampires of our liberty
and peace. And o, God ~e find
these reptiles in the church. What
can we think of a nation that toleraits
these, and of an incorporation, a towr =,
a church, where these are silently
sanctioned? Champaign by the bush
ell is carried into our q iol:al halls,
and is made the bond of union with
Press Associations. 1t has been the
flexible chord binding the hearts of
the noble Knights together in ban
1uetting glee. Back doors are made
and kept open to accommodate Sun
dav crime. Thirteen members Of n
church at one time, at a pool table,
under thelcovering of night gambling;
the curtain has been raised, see the
sin. shame and the disgrace; but
here let it fall. God pity our nation,
our town.
Third. The future of "Our COun-
try" The history of ancient na>
tions alarms us. Magni6cence and
grandeur have gone to common ruin.
National crimes brought national woe.
The means of our prosperity and per
petuatien are within eur haRds and
let us use them.
l. We should judiciously Use the
elective franchise;;,,the quadrennial poi
is now boiling and the scam is coming
to the surface. Freemen, L counsel
you to look to principle, to mora
principle. Be not swayed by the
eloatings of those who have more
words than brains. Vote for the
God.fearing and God-trusting men tC
fiji offices Of trust and honor. Rele'
gate all others to their proper sphere
/ counsel you to do your duty fearless
ly.
2. There must be an an indiTidua
condemnation of national and. person
al sins. Take your stand upon God
word and call for laws based upon 1T
moral p-ecepts, and for ofieers wh'
will enforce these laws. Have nj
Others.
We want a careful instruction o
our children IN the nurture and ad
monition of the Lord. Lay bold O
the race at the cradle. lnsul int
their minds morality, virtHe, and
love for our country. Then the ON
impotence of God will he thrown
around US, the unparalleled grace o
Jesus will be our sun, the Bible
grand. glorious book, our pillow
Christianity will permeate our nation
al body. and we are Gods proven tex
that man is capable of self.goyern
ment. Our national spires will re
feet Gods goodness, and universe
empire will be brought to God by Oh
fundamentally. Amen.
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CARROLL ITEMS.

From the Huntingdon EindicatOr. L.
The wheat crop of this county may
be set down as a complete failure.
What little was made, owing to the
continued wet weather, was badly
damaged before it could be threshed.
Our farmers had better plant some-
thing else.
Henry Sorter, of Mckenzie, who
attempted to jump OH moving tram
sometime ago, and had both legs crush
ed, had his left leg amputatel at Nash
vile this week. The other was TAX
ell off ut the time Of the accident.
The distinguished gentleman, Gov.
Marks according to appointment, ad-
dressed the citizens of Carroll county
at this place on last Monday. There
was large crowd out to hear him, and
he was patiently listened to by both
Democrats and Republicans. The
Governors remarks we're devoted prin'
ipally to the arraignment of the Repub'
lican party for its Encouragement OF
public affairs, and we're well received
by his audience, He touched but light
" upon the State debt issue, evidently
not knowing how his hearers stood III
| regard to it, and fearful lest he should
| give offence.
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A large number of counterfeit
twenty-five cent pieces are in circula-
ton IN Nashville.
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OVER THE STATE.

Paris Positive state frankly that
we are unalterably opposed to the
August Convention putting another
electoral ticket in the field. The
methods used by our State credit
friends may have been very improper,
the selections may have been
very unfortunate, but we are perfect
Iy willing to acquiesce in what was
done for the sake of harmony and the
election of our national ticket.
The Americans Greenville special
says: "The Republicans nominated
A. H. Pettibone as candidate for con-
gress by acclamatiOn. Randolph's
supporters are dissatisfied, and char
ges of packing the convention are free
ly made. A large number of dele
gates say they will support Taylor,
Democrat, who is here. Many of the
Republicans called ON him, and de-
clared their intention of voting for
him. Bets of ten to FIVE on Taylor
are freely offered, but with no takers.
Taylor's election is sure. w. P. Gil
lenwaters was nominated for district
elector."
Pulaski Citizen:-Rev. Thomas F,
Brown, of Bethel, who is lover Of
poultry, as every Methodist preacher
should be, says the jimpson weed il
the promoting cause of chicken chole'
ra. The fowls eat the seeds and are
poisoned. He says he has experimen
ted considerably in the matter and hi
found after he had removed thest
noxious weeds from his premises thai
the cholera among his chickens i'm
mediately disappeared. He advises
the ladies of the county to make theil
husbands cut down these weeds while
they are in bloom. If they are allow
ed to go to seed the chickens will hav'
the cholera next springs and now i
the time to get rid of them. He say
If this is done, he will guarantee tina
the disease will disappear and tha
the farmers wife will have no furthe
trouble with her chickens.
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Reports received from the census in
Vermont indicate such decrease in
population that it seems doubtful if
she will have more than two Congress
men under the next appOrtionment.
There are three now, all Republicans.
Some counties show falling Oh OF
from 10 to IL per cent.
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DE Standard, of Grand Rapids,
Michigan, Greenback paper pub
lished in the Dutch language, has ta'
ken down the names Of Weaver and
Chambers and put up those of Han'
cock and English.
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Clothing Department.

The Largest, Most Superb and Fashionable
Stock Of Clothing ever offered in Jackson. A
When visiting Jaeksdn call before making your
purchases apS-Sm.
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Sulzbacher Bros, j. E. Stacey and
Charles B. Harwood have brought
suit against the Louisville q Nash
vile Express for damages alleged to
have been sustained by the neglect Of
the company In properly shipping
green fruits and vegetables from
Nashville to Cincinnati.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-07-15

On July LIST the local fare on the
Nashville, Chattanooga & st. Louis
railway was reduced from FIVE cents to
four cents per mile, and the round
trip to 81 cents.
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MILAN, TENNESSEE, JULY 15,

The Republicans always did go in
for military heroes. Arthur was the
most daring sutler in the army during
the war.
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Gen. Alfred 4. Pearses, oOe of

Gen. Alfred 4. Pesrse9, OOe Of
Senator Camerou's leaders in Penn
sylvania, a douby-dyedin-the wool
Republican. having been connected
with that party anoe 1854, the date Of
its ocganizatiOa. has become a cons
vert to Democracy and Hancock. He
was member Ofthe recent Chicago
Convention.
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There is now no further use for the
bloody shirt, and it is understood that
Senator Blaine will dispose OF it to a
Junk dealer at a great sacrifice.
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Millinery, Shoes,

Staple and Fancy Goods bought in New York
for cash at short prices. will sell at figures
that cannot fail to please. orders will receive
prompt attention and satisfaction guaranteed.
Smyrna times., 1880-05-12

TUE COURSE OF PRICEs.-No consistent or steady
reaetion in prices says the n. Y Tribune. seems to
have commenced as yet and the stock market the
rorisOn breadstuffS cotton, metals and dry goods
pnsrtetS are all depressed. Wheat closed on Monday
at 81 for No. red Winter, and pa for white. the
eynort demand having decidedly increased during
MI ,nixed corn closed at 81 to 51H cents per bushel
Cotton closed at 11s, the lowest price yet touched in
the decline in spite of sales of 2715 bales Monday
Cor exn0rt and print cloths were offered at ~ without
M rsady response while prints declined from y to
cent bar yard. Iron was much depressed and while
nominal quotations S26 to S2i for No. foundry, it
i stated that a large lot of No. l Allentown was
offered at S2i But Scotch pig is offered as low as $40
and some sales are reported at $1,000.
Smyrna times., 1880-05-12

Now that the business of contesting wills is beeom-
ing fashionable testatOrs who want to save trouble
after they die will do well 10 follow the example OF
Mrs Esau whO in her will. published by US saturday
arranged that If any one of the heirs should dispute
the testament his portion should at be given to
the German Hospital. little clause of that kind
will have a very strong tendency to reconcile ds-
cOntented heir to the situatiOn.-EUeling NeCs.
Smyrna times., 1880-05-12

Mr. BAYARD AHEAD-The voting for the gold
headed cane to be presented &C. the most popular can
ddate for President at the Hahnemann Hospital fair
in New York closed Thursday evening. as follows
Bayard l63 Grant 131, Blaine IS, Edmunds IL, Sher
man s. Jewett T. Tilden g. J. s. Phelps H. Seymour
Z. B. Washburne $50 Mr. Bsyard will receive the
cane and the honor of being up head"
Smyrna times., 1880-05-12

One of the questions with which the General Con-
ference of the NJ F. Church. in session at Cincin
natl will be called to wreste is that of admitting
women to the pulpit. The same subject was recently
before the New York Conference in the application OF
Rev Anna Oliver for authority to become the settled
minister over her Brooklyn church. The church au-
thoritie have precedent in that of Rev. John Wesley.
the founder of Methodism who licensed the Misses
Bosanqeut. Briggs PerrOnet, Murreli, Crosby and
Others, who proved to be efficient workers in the
ministry
Smyrna times., 1880-05-12
NInlIAWK Eeh % 1S1c

Wx. NJ GILES & Co. 100 West Broadway, n. y.
onsrt of your Liniment. l use it for almost every
thing and know it to be the best know of or have
seen tried II prevents all discoOratiens from bruises
and in neuralgia headaches, &c. it is king. When
Won struck Iodide Ammonia, YOU struck a bonanza.
ald big one too Send the LIimentto the adress of
Ii. H. RANNEY,
Mohawk, y. Y.
Sold by all druggists Jas. p. Hofecker, agent.
SMYRNA Trial bettle - cents. Send for Pamphlet.
DIR. GILES.
100 West Broadway n. Y.