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DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES.
SWEEPING REDUCTION IN ALL GOODS,

SWEEPING REDUCTION IN ALL GOODS,
A. am deierm.aed 10 close out the entire stock
viii for ihe next thirty daNs offer goods az ex-
trtmely low prices. / will mention few OF my
prices:
Fiue WHITE CAMBRICs al 10c.;
Best LAWNS al 1Oc;
Fine DEtSS GOODS st S15c.;
OSTRiCH.fEATHtRS al 25c. bunch;
A splendid line Of SUMNER HATS al your OWN
prices;
nice assortment of GINCHAMs at e5sc.;
Besl makes Of CALiCOEs al lowest prices;
plQUE BON NLTS al l2e.;
Faney CUFFS and COLLARS at 10c. set:
splendid assortment OF NkCk-RUfFLiNG al
zoe. yard:
Pine Isle GLOVES al lOc.:
LADif > HOSE, slightly damaged, a. oc.a PAR,
splendid lot OF HAND and CUSTOM; MADE
SHOES flr men, ladi6 s. and children, which VIII
be ed Out very cheap;
LADIES SUITS. ready made. al Sl.oO;
Also, fiae line OF CLOTHING, some OF the hpest
ever brought 10 Richmond, 10 be sold very cheap
CAL early 10 purchase your bargains al The
BALTIMORE AUCTiON-HOUSE,
16 east BrOad street.
j. ROSE, agent for ;. Goidenburg.
M l5-M,W&FIm
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CONTEST FOR THE WO0D's MEDAL.-Tbe
contest for the Woods (declamaiion) medal
came off at the Grace-Street Baptist church
lest evening. There was an immense au-
dience present, many Of whom were ladles,
and the contest was highly interesting: Ihe
Judges were w. w. Henry, Esq Judge
Robert Ould. and ex-Mayor Kelley. w. D..
T.. Cox, Of this city, was the successful con-
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TAINE & EOWLIN, 4 Z. NJ, continued sale OF
library of W. 6. Paine.
CDUBBg f. WILLIAMS. - NJ, tru tees sale OF
tis farm known as The Rocky Nills, In Hanover
county, sxiecn miles ab0ye ttchmonh, and tne
CbichahOnfny larE hn Hn as Elmw0oi, in
Henrico couaiy, seven miles below hicbmehu'
" The south side Of Duyal street three doors north
of judah street.
RICHARDSON 4 CO.. 8 +. NJ. commissioners sale
OF valuable real estate on Iwcnty nIin az.
Twsnty.sixih streets near Venaole street, anu
In Chesterfield county.
JAS MACDOUGALL, 10 A. NJ, rosewood piano,
paIlor and chamber suits. diyans, sofas, ana par
ior chairs. sh0w.c cases, Office desks, &c.
I THOMPSON BROwT. 6 T.. NJ, detached framed
dweliipg--brick basement, fine lot-No. OIL
north Fifth street.
ROBERT Il. LYME. 9 l.. NJ, detached framed
dwelling on the east side Of Ninth street norih
OF and near To VI street.
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AsoI ID CoLosED FRENCH LAWNS at sfcL
BnoTEEns"for SC.
OFrIcE PAGES wAREnoyss, !

L1NIfIDN h'fs w '7N''' ~ -
ohio o. O,sens, Esq. RtehmORf, Va
Dear slr,-Your favorof the 29'h september 70
hand, aud would have received prompt attention ~
the time but for the fact wished'io assure mys.i'
that tour pills WeTe all you ;ciaimed Jor mt",
having a perfect disgust for all iatsnt humbass.
can now conscioniiously recommend them as a s0'
aud reliable cure for Chilis, for they have done 'o
me what quinine "siiaig!ht" Jailed TO do-~e*'ed
me. am, very truly ours,
I'D. NJ. PACE.
Price, soc. per box. Address o. Vwhss' ""S
mond, Va.
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ROOE{.RINDING. &C.

WOODHOUSE IL II X ii AN BIND
w BOOKS, PERIODICALS, MUSIC,
PAPERS:
PUT UP PAMPHLETS, RULE PAPER,
AND
MANUFACTURE BLANK.BOOKs,
10 any desired pattern.
THEIR PAPEg-BOX FACTORY
Is In full operation.
All work entrusted 10 them will be faithfully aud
promptly done. my2s
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The BAPTIST GENERAL Association,
During the meeting OF the Baptist General
Association in Petersburg next wees ,ne
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Oon,'
pany will run daily special tram, ,csvIns
Richmond at S:l5 A. N. aud fcterspu's ~
$40 r, N. fare for the round trip' VI
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BUTTERCUPs AND PANsIEs AT THE SECOND
RAPTIsT CHURCH TONIGHT. The contest
between the Buttercups and Pansics in
serving their visitors with fresh straw ber-
ries and delicious creams and cakes takes
place in the lecture-TOom OF the Second
Baptist church, corner OF Sixth and Main
streets, tonight from TO II O'Clock. Mali-
nee for children from to 7 in the after
uonn
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RICHMOND, Va, May 3s, 1880.
JULIUS STRAUS, ESQ,
u AGENT TRAVELLERS INSURANCE

lU1II
Dear s,r,-Please accept my thanks for the
ye,ltr'sn on account OF accI1cnt To my leg while
getting out Of berth on steamer Havana" from
Baltimore 10 West Point on April 20tb. was con-
fined 10 nv house for twelve days, AID acknowledge
receipt of check for S427l take this opportunity
OF recommending tie Travellers Insurance aom.
pany TO any one desiring an "acciient policy' snd
of ayisiDg every one not TO be wthouta" policy IN
mi, substantial cOmDany, winch does exactly what
II pr IN ses to do aud l. entitled To the patronage aud
confidence Of the public. Very 70 pectinlly.
my 2S.lth WILLIAM boNESsIEiN.
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ROBERT p. SMITH. Chilesburg, Va, writes; " rs
for Tatt's Pis, don't know how le ND 90 WIN
out them. have had the liver disease over twenty
years. Two years ago got your pills. They nave
entirely cured me. always Keep tbcin. Ny neigh-
bors know have them, and send To ne for them
Ihcy alwaYs sneak In the highest terms OF Lhcm.'
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sYcLE BROTHERS CLOSE AT7P. NJ.

VI. FLLYsoN co., advertising agents. insert -.
vertiseents In all Of the newspapers OF the Unfted
s,ses At publishers rates. Orders LEFT ct the Do
patch countinS-room will receive prompt atseD
tt0u,
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GOOD GRAZING FOR HORSES AT THE FAIR
GRoUSDs az 81 per mon h. Attention ana san
free. No sex horses taken. Apply 81 the once oi
the Virginia state Agricultural soeleiy, Wilkinson
Hall, Ninth street.
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rVHE JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
RoCKBRDGE COUNTY, VA.

THIS favors,e Summer Resor, has been released
nv Mes W. >. CuLLty. of The Hamilton House,
Ws~hips;on. N. C., ard win be OPENkD ON THE
,sr OF JUNE For 1iIE RECEPTION OF
GUESTS. -
.sn,,s NV 27-im* y
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Telephone. Telegraph, and kindred electrical mes
seagers will all be utilized 6y the orders for soxo'
ooSr. whica will be flashed and sounded over tls
wires. II a AS well known abroad as at home a 8
cleansing agent for the teeth.
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srppry DgArH.-Captain Cropyer. OF the
schooner John Irene, dropped dead iues' M
dar white sailing his vessei down the
, r,yor near civ Point. The body was car
ried % TO the late home cl the deceased IN
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PETERSBURG.
STAUNTON.
CONSERVATIVES RE-ELECTED BY DECIDED
MAJORITY.

Especial telegram to the Dispa,ch.l
STAUNToN, May 27.-The voting mere to-
day was very spirited. with considerable
excitement; SS3 votes were cast. William
l.. Balthis is rejected mayor over John B..
Evans by vote Of 4sl to 399-a majority
of 90. The count is not yet completed, but
indications are that a majority Of the old
Council are reelected. Edward Echols is
elected ComtnonweaIth's attorney. Party
lines were not drawn in this election.
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EISiNEss CHANCES.

NOR SALE. ONE TWELVE.HORsE-
Il POWER ENGINE AND BOILER. In prime
o'u''' ""' j. THOMPSON BROWN.
,nvo7.e, llI3 Msin street.
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THE ELECTIONS YESTERDAY.
GLORIOUS CoNSERvATIvE VIC
TORY IN RICHMOND.
Over Five thousand Votes Cast.

THE HANDWRITING ON THE WALL OF
WHICH THE WING sPoKE-HOw IT READS
BY THE LIGHT OF THE RETURNs-rAN-
CHESTER HEARD FROM AND GENTRY
ELECTED MAYOR-sPECIAL TELEGRAMs
FROM THE CHIEF CITIES OF THE COM.
MoNwEALTH GIVING THE RESULTS OF
YESTERDAYS VOTING.
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The following are the returns Of the Rich
Dond election, which passed OF quietly,
and brought ont the best vote we have had
since the capitation-tax was required OF
voters:
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CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE
TRADE TO THEIR LARGE STOCK OF
LAWNS,
ORGANDIES,
JACONETS,
LINON DE DACCA,
BUNTINGS,
GRENADINES,
EMBROIDERED SWISS MUSLlNS,
and many other goods suitable for the seasons wear
They have ny far the largest stock Of these goods 10
be found in the city. and guarantee their prices to
be as Low AS THE LOWEST. my 24-eOd
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TO FIND THE LARGEST STOCK or Lawns Il
LIE CITY. 20 10 sYCLE BROTnERs'.
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LINEN LAWNS a. sYcLE Bnornrns' for 6
EaISEsT DR. W. {. CAvENAe eu.

For toesk digesttos, consumption, geaeTdt de-
bflity, and want Of appetite, chcerfuliy recon-
mend Colden's LtEDic's LiQUIp EXTRACT OF
BEEF.
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T,YECUTOR,S NOTICE.

All persons indebted 10 the estate OF EDWARD
McC ARTIiY, deceased, are hereby notified 10 make
payment 10 the undersigned: aud all persoas having
claims against the said estate Will please present, the
same properly auth, nlicated 10 ID. :. McCAHrhf'
at 52S Broad street. .,.
PRINCETTA n. MCCARTHY,
Fxecutrix OF Edward NcCarthy. decreased.
nv 25 At
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PERSONAL.

TN REPLY TO THE CARD OF j. Il.
i GOODE In last evenings State, have only to
s,y that Il Is IN itter Of indifference TO me wbethsr
my candidacy for the City Counc'i from Monroe
Ward met with his appreciation or not.
my29-lis Jul. l.. WRIGHT.
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sAvn MONEY 10y nsviag sr pr'ntias done ! tthe
DISPATCH PRINTIEG-H0UsK. Good work, low
prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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OJD SWEET SPRINGS,
NoxIOE COUNTY, WEST VA.

h,s ac,sh,f IN, summer re ort Will be opea for the
sn,on medallion Of visitors JUNE Is, 1850. All the
srpuntmenis are first class. Elevation. z.oOo fce'
C.nScltv for 600 guests. The water Is powerfully
tonic cinretic miidy cathariie, aud alttfa1ve
Nip,ral plunge-baths, also warm aud 0ot mineral
ard fioSh-waler steam baths. EA'epsNe Nery:
ros;.ofacr in the Hotel Beard: Per day. You :
nfr week slb: per month. $40 10 $50. sccorulns 10
ior,tloa Rsch,ior's row, for young gentlemen s5o
~ ,,cnih. j. W. YOUNGER.
my 2l-lm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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DRY GOODS.
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS AND
y. GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

EXrRA INDUCEMENTS AND
- GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
CAN ne FOUND At
A. HUTZLEK SOE'S,
no. 500 BROAD STREET.
All the latest novelties in FOREIGN and DOMES-
Tic DRY GOODS-yiZ.: -
NOME CLOTHS, GRAPE CLOTHS, Wool
BUNTINGS. LACE BuNTINGS, BROCADEs,
slLKS. skTiNs. PEKIN STRIPES, and BRO
CADES-full hne; -
BLACK GRENADINES. TANlSE, CASHMERES; :;
HENRIETTA aud NOME CLOTHS;
LAWks-LlNEN LAWNS, figured and plain
TABLf-DaMASkS, NAPKINS. etc;
PARASOLS-a fui and complete line;
LANGUEDOC. POINT DEsPRIT, and TOR
CHOS LACtS; HOSIERY, BUTTONS, and
TRIMMINGS aspt cially: LACE MiTTS full
hns-ali the new shades: LACE-TOP BERLIN
and KID GLOVES: LADIES' and GENTLE
MEMS UNDERWEAR; LINEN DRILLS,
CASSiMERES etc.; LACE SCARFS, fICHUs,
and kI'CHlNG. my lS
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I INEN SHEETING,

I INEN SHEETING,
COTTON sHEETING,
TOWELS,
NAPKINS,
DOILiES,
and all goods suitable for housekeeping purposes
can be found at prices surprisingly cheap at
CARDOZo, FOURQUREAN & co.'s.
Dl-clA
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DIVIDENDS.
NV ID + n ID.

OFFICE GRANITE INSURANCE CoMPANr,l
RICHMOND, VA. May b. 1850.
The Finance Committee Of the Hoard o. Direct.
ors of This company have declared n DIVIDEND
CFFIFTY PER CENT. In liquidation of The stock
of the company. payable on ard afier June lst at
the Office II PFYTQS Y SlNTUN. southeast corner
of Bank and Tenh siiefts. SiockhOi1tfs VIII De
required "a present their certificates OF stock, on
wJich the dividend vi be cndor,cd
my 25-2s&3l SAMUEL sISfON. Secretary.
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ExECUrORS, NOTICES.

NXECUTORS NOrICE.-All persons
IL having claims against the estate Of JOHN =.
JENKINS, deceased. will present them TO me- pro-
perly authenticated: and any indebted 10 the same
" ~ '''0 ''' LYDDALL c. JENKINS,
mv0o.3,s Executor.
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ICE.
ICE! iCEi ICE!

II
desire 10 inform my friends and the public gem
tfally tat the late fire at NV warehouses does not
10 The least Interfere with my lee business. am
prepared 10 furnish the best kEsNEBEc ICE 10
Iuiiy solicit share OF the public patronage. sPE-
,IAL ATTENTION given 10 al orders for SH tPPiNG
iSk, aud careful packing Of same oUARAETEED.
JAMES e. SMITH,
1907 and 1901 Cary street.
\; B.-MR.J. j, DAILY is In no way connected
sIh my lee business, and pafronxing any other
"syon sxceDi NJ; own Il Of no benefit 70 me-.
my z6-lw J. J.C.S.
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rur p,taxoaRAPH.

FIVE CASES on LAWNS Just opened at sYcLk
BROTHERS..
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8itlmond Aispatth.
FRIDAY..................MAY %, 1885,

So THE CIRCULATION OF THE pIsPATcH
IL LARGER THAN THE COMBINED ciRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
rAPERs or THE CITY.
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THE LARGEST STOCK OF PARAsoIs IN TuH
CITY can be found at sycLR BRoTHERs'.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
CHESTER HOUSE.

(,HEsTER HOUSE.
rhis heaifhy and p,casaut summer resort. on the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad. Is now open
lar rect psion of guests. Appointments tirst class
snd charges low. Trains pass lhre 20 Ionr times q
Gsy. Teiegrsphle aud ,e'ephonic connsciious,,
Address Mss. THOMAS J. MACON.
nv 2s-4;s Chester. Chesterfield county, Va.
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lEntered at the Post.0fice at Richmond, Va, as
second-class matterI
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR T0.DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States. stationary or falling fol-
lowed by rising barometer, slightly cooler
westerly winds, and partly cloudy weather.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 a. NJ, "a !;
3 A. NJ, S4; noon, 90; p. n, 95; p.
NJ, 90; midnight. so.
Mean temperature. SCI.
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pOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Ex
~ xcuTED AT THE DISPATCH -PP IKTIN0
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TAUoUIER WHITE So LIP II U u

EAUQUIER WHITE u ~ = l.
SPRINGS This famous SUMMER RESOEr
will he reopepei JUNE 10TH pnder the manaee-
Ws.hingion, II. c. The finest hotel In the SOUTH
with All mod, IN improvements throughout, incia-
ding hot and cold bath conveniences on each hoor'
t,eciric bells. and gas.
The medicinal properties Of the water are re,
nowned for their Ell scy In dyspepsia, dropSy, ana
al inalsrial afec ions. d.
Eosrd per fay, AZ so SO, according to location OF
,o0m: per week. Sl2 10 slS.
For further iniOrma ION address Natiohai hotel
rrior 20 June lOIh: sub, equent, TO White sulphur
spTfugS tSuqn.er county. Va. my IS-Zm
DAWLEY SPRINGS, VA, n f X
II, UARRI>ONBURG.-T are three LARGE
UOTFIS, with appointments of The highest order
ana accommodations for 700 guest. OPEN JUNE
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b uH as n1urHHT.a ssSSiiHSSrixS.n0usN PIN
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MONROE WARD.
FOR AlDER,fKN.

Luciln Z. Rase. IS
Dr. j. s. WelIfOr0....... s.s.............S 81
ron COMMON COUNCIL.
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BARGAINS AT HurzLER BROTHERS,.

FIVE HUNDRED LINEN uLsrERs at sYcLE
BROTHERS, from ~ to $3.50.
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rnlspyne, HILL srasxr. iSss Nay. 1880
,.x
, 1880-08-11
WEDNESDAY,

IN tho Eco If Winchester, aud one al tho ntttra
members Of tho lteviMon CnMn,tiec. wus There.
Hy tho ai!1 Of tho Chairman st Tho sr,IrrAiip
Archbrlinp 1rcnch, md Il'shop Eicott wna Mt
tho s.'rctary't tnh!c. There were IT, A,nt nlso
81. Dasits and satstury. w'n,sc naucsappcnrl
tho list of tho rovlsorA 1ha great nasonhlago Of
land from MI parts of tho.world WIS Il suitable
trbna to natudlc"tS a,est,ons, s,,!., ,vos!nF
Why did riot lilo l,Isiinr or Western Now York
tio ND thefe brnF foswnrl I,I,. NJ chsrFe.7 WIZ
Xnitird council III hcilnlf Df thu us,lItrd pjs-
rUpatc and lnj9tod Church Of tlo unltGi stnics7
@ nl ot N hs sbops II sps E VII
unconActous, OF The Migrant oirpnso committed
Ivy some OF tiloir number"
This controversy, II IL proper 10 aay, has n
lnrpnr Importance than n 1Duro difference OF
opinion between these two ointment Chl,rtlllnctl,
IL will mike itself felt Dn It tOrfu which Will
probnb1y, excite the attention OF thu whnio
Episcopal community at tho approaching scs-
Zion OF tho Golcral ttrIenniaD Convention In this
city, lew weeks hcncG.
, 1880-08-11
Suicide Of, tho Grave or a Deceased IVlfc,
IhItiE6 NIIn

Mr., John F. Erpunbeok, ,the. proprlotor OF q
mitted suicide about o'alack Saturday utter,
Ernyn of his vito IN 1fuiy Gross Co1otorE, OH tlo
lIaFtforl rNt, near tho otylltnits. Tho or.
uuMStaiiens Of tho not wero peculiarly ssd ai!u
dtstlpsslny. An. ErpDnboak 1lcd about two
p}uathA ago, leayinE uno child, y bOy, yeAra
old. Her Gnsband, who was g.yatly attached Ito to
saso mantfes.ad synnopsss y. Of Hso4s .cprss.
footIy clear mid ho attended to hi* busiiless
as 1sual. Ito t.na been III tho habit nf ray'
ing iloWcrs Tor It's decoration HasurtlAy. shortly
buinra o'clock y. n'.. he unterca tho con,atery
sIpd Ard spoke 70 the Keeper, say!ax .has M ho would
purchased thero. The keeper rupliod that ho
would hisvo to ~ to tho Trustees for that. a1r.
Erpunbeck thnI wont towards h!a lot. which IL
letweun tls kuupug's house aud tho ehlpol. neur
tho liAlia drive, oud ubUut ~ yars fruia the gu.
itranea aats. Aboas o'e!oek plst1! ahota xpre
heard BY ptrBtns In tho GvtNctGryt but no Nottco
was takSn Of the,n, Us iirinx = not T.. ~.
discovered tho body in q knaSling postnEo
uypr tho grave ot his Wifi. TA0y ut hfst
Thought thS nun waa IN prayer, bnt On ap,-
Alood WAS still flowing from two wounds Il, tho
, 1880-08-11
A Nl&lsorss HAtfles

N.t0 l'ofk Cor49 po.k1*aes FhU4dtphM Ledger.
lshop iee; oi ~ ncSsc d o!awa,p, ~ 3ns
refeeouce 10 tho regent untrIpndy criticism by
lilshnp Coke, Of Western Now YORK, upon thu
Canterbury, because OF ia nllexol txclnsiv4-
ncss. anl espoo!ally oec4uss df Tho eold saosl.
aes whoa n!sh9p .; Ge1e r. thnka was sho"u to tho
"If theso thugs wslo "" ho auys. why wits
no t0lnpiMint IIA!iu lit tho LAiubeth Conference
OF 1878, whpro these worry points werv l1ntler
c0n4Ilesalonf Iheru tho hsshop Of Western
New York ,nut fuoo 70 f9oo Aoliao ef tip most
prouInent and inliue,ltisl ol tue Enxl!sh re-
indeed, had hesn aul4snly rcnlnyoI from hIs
Curthly lnbors, but uurold Urowuu, Ills successor
, 1880-08-11

NftaSNtaMiScUltA.
TOR No0Ms AND lDA!tp uyn1Su THE CON-
ltd1m rrl6lnt N4tldln9.
X1TN FIlINIsII N1AltD AND ROOMS IN All
~ parts Gt the S{ trni1sioata aett;'.n1Aodatya
EinrE-NL
, 1880-08-11
LET HIM STAY IN.

Tho Good People OF stark County, IiIis
slolRs Desfr0 that tho Convicted per~
3urer, Joo Petit, Should serve Out His
Term nj 1oliet-A Petition for His Pur-
don Circulating.
10 tbs Edtto, " 1As chicago 1ftbunA
TouLoN, ILL.,, ,Aug+0.-Witllin the past year
considerable interest has been, felt by th8
people Of stark County In complicated cnso
disposed OF at tho Inst term Of tho Circuit
Conrt held at Toulon. As m attempt has
been made Of late to practically annul the
decision OF two iurics III this case md render
Of ITO effect tho law relating 10 perjury, It
BecMs proper to mako known 10 tho people
the facts In their true light.
bir. Sylvester Petit was a young mcr-
chnnt OF Castleton In this county. LII No
yenlber, 1873, lie was married. 10 tho only
daughter Of one Of tho most respectable
farmers Of Stark County, and the wedding
was considered quite grand atfafr.' ::
They had not returned from. their we'd
ing.iour, when pcttlt. accused his bride of
the plAcc, ai,d even accused her OF such ttl-
tlnacy with her own father before their
marriage, She resented tlls accusNtton' III
sitcl spirited manner rs to CAUSE Petit to
6ation.
Thuy commenced married life at Castle
ton, but tho jealousy 80 soon manifested III
Pctlits character continued to influence him,
young and accomplished wiie was unfaltll-
full and his suspicion rested not on strangers.
but ller own father.
On March u, 1879, the father was expected
sa Wes 81 natarai that II he ~ sss cs n apo
Ills daughter. Petit absonted llimsclf, from
homo TINT evening, stntlng that lie would not
~ hgmS M i9s9 a. g Mrs + s th1s by igit
self to watch, and about o'clock rushed Into
~ honse ~ St;s,iox " sesnsaton ayain,tt ls
followed It ia put necuesnry to state: s1i.cp II IA
say Pott,t rctractsd his chargs that satnc oyet. H.
Fst howaver ropaeeI Witt IL. ny oa,mc IN
hnyo Econ, III cousouucr,cu of which his wifo lcft
M aa s1 5otrnea A. Sr5 e lss is,hsSs ~ i sss Sha
tot s H. e " tho Grand
bosdss Els n e e ntE
~ HS III oa ,eI9w b
xvo ttatitIetl thur in Ixn,Inryt 1NTl Ht, hoH ~.
iather nnterad ] % tho hoase d und thsn i,o crawlci
q6nd ot ana thor criminal III
Mrs: Pet.ils fathor was Indicted md tricd It
G i nt nt tao , sg @ o. ,s ne S IT.
tsn cnsn md nd I'm lo,,rt. .finHa" wns crnw,'nI -
nn xcn1 IT, earc anu Ses n soiar 2 nay
az o aeg ha es st
I'll on ,1s 'aI rst eao ma d,vorco
wss gsnteu ~, d5s Jp9 r9sts ts, -, M, r,r,rr r.
tn rranM inrx fen,l two =" i,rtmn,ta "t,,st
In isnftie fnr ncr'nsy. s"0 '"9.'oA'' "s''"7s
Sylvester pstsis WIS not Indicted. nd ard Il have M
case Tor thc rcason That bis wife Was not t per
mtS1 " ta% ~ tesuty against h1 tnG my r..
tinr.A inA t"o "A1eese0 ~ p'o'' 'no ih's''' VI W.
, 1880-08-11

Tho Good People OF Stark County, 1ili.
nols, Desire that tho Convicted per-
iurer, Joo Petit, Should serve Out His
Term nj Joliet-A Foil hon for His Pur-
f3nn last t.t1
, 1880-08-11
ONE HUNDRED AND TWELFTH ILLINOIS
RF||Nji1N

N the Etitor q Tue Chttaoo Tt1bunk
TouloS,, H., Aug. l0.-Tho Fifteenth An.
,lual Reunion Ut the surviving. numbers OF
iiois Volunteers will By held ut bradford.
Stnrk County, ILL.,, on "Wednesday, Sept. q,
1880. All members, ,Vf the Ono Hundred mid
Twelfth, who possibly can, nre expected TO
be present. Soldiers Of 0tller regiments and
and participate In tho exercises Of the day,
H. T.. THOMPSON. SA,csv
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-16

fI'WENTY.NINE YEARS of unvarying sue.
l. cess the. best test Of its acknowledged supe.
riority over all other antiseptic. defeating or
decOlOlizing agents ever used for CANEJU1CE.
Also nsed by all Northern and Western Brew
ers. Circulars and directions sent on applica.
ton to II. BONNABEL,
v2n75trw&w2m. 81 North Peters street.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-16

Wade Hampton paid Gen. Hancock
a friendly visit the other day. Mr..
Hampton is Senator Of the United
States; but disappearance on Govern
or's Island at this juncture will have a
tendency to unnerve the editor Of the
New York Tribune and such surviving
army suffers rs have failed completely
to forgive the South for making them
rich.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-16

At London bazaar a lady recently
handed round her baby to be kissed
by the visitors at six pence each, and
a grim bachelor said the receipts
would have doubledif spanking could
have been substituted.