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CAPITAL ALR VAULTS.
II. b. McFARLANp.

MO. BOZ ], AND 1905 THIRD STREETS
IN Hot Lunch daily from II A. NJ. to i o'clock
r. N. The Best Of Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
fel3-4p1m BOWERS & LONGABAUGH.
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OUR BLANKETS---WHITE AND GREY,

with special price WITHOUT
through THIS is THEREFORE
THE PROPER TIME TO BUY BLANKETS, of waiting till
of the mills
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VIII. ELLERY BRIGGS. NJ. d

a TTORNEY AT LAw-OFFICE, SOUTHWEST
"A corner OF and Fourth streets Residence,
street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth. fe9-4ps
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ENLARGING

We again find it necessary to extend the
limits Of stores. We have therefore given
the Architect orders to draw up plans and
specifications with that aim n view.
We propose to push the work forward as
rapidly possible to accommodate the
recent purchases made by our Mr. VEIN
STOCK in the Eastern Market
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN,
PLANNING MILL,

ENGINE AND BOILER, ALL COMPLETE
eF- Well located for business in Sacramento.
Apply to F. C. WAREHOUSE, with W. P Cole
man. No 325 street. fe24-lptf
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HORNER OF FRONT AND L STREETS
" Highest price for Hides, Sheep Pelts and
Tallow. Supplies Butchers with Salt Paper, latest
improved Sausage Machines, Suffers, Lard Presses
Etc Prompt cash returns made for all consign.
mente fe12-4ntf
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FOR SALE,

An Upland Grain and Dairy Farm of 40
Acres.
YTNHE SOIL AND LOCATION OF THIS FARM
are most favorably adapted for the above
named purposes Three Hundred and Eighty Acres
of this place is rch level land the rest low rolling
hills Good fences, corral dwelling and out
building. This place is offered at very low price,
and will be sold with or without stock, For par
ticulars, inquire of or address CARL STRoBEL,
No. 32l street, Sacramento. fe25-1ptt
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Il tween and J. Machinery Of all kinds made
TO order and repaired. Sole manufacturer of Car.
isles Patent Derricks. Lawn Mowers Repaired.
For sale, 25-horse stationary engine and boiler,
complete. fe144pt
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DENTISTRY.
w. wO0D,

~ nENTIsT.-(REMovED TO QUINNS &Ea
Building, corner Fourth and streets. SSflfD
Artificial Teeth inserted all bases. Improved
Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas, for the Painless Extrac-
ton of Teeth fe23-6
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II. III. PIERsON,

DENTIsT, AIS ] STREET, BETWEEN era
Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Arti- @itifb
dcia Teeth inserted on Gold, Vucante and al. bases
Nitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas administered for the
pairriess extraction OF Teeth. fe14-lm
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HHARLES T. JONES AND ED. NJ MARTIN,
" Attcrneysat-Law and Notaries Public, have
removed their office to No. 6o7 street, between
Sixth and Seventh. ja24-4plm
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.
SERIOUS TROUBLE IN ARIz0N a

OF SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
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ITO LET-AN ELEGANT SUITE OF FURN-
ished rooms; bathroom attached, with or
without board, at No. zoos Eighth street, between
J and K Reference required. mr41w
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n ENTIsTS, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF szzzA
IL Seventh and j streets, in Bryte's new cf3SfD
building, up stairs. Teeth extracted without pain
BY the use Of Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas.
Ifel6-1plml
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Vyo LET-FRAME HOUSE OF FOUR 49,
rooms, with stable and out-houses iii;
Rent, SO per month. Apply to J. SToRTZ ~ LII
Sixteenth md L streets mri-tf
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WATCHES. CLOCKS. JEWELRY

!. y. kLUNE,
Late with wachhorst, and successor to Floberg,)
ETATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Wv No. 60 street, between Second and ETa
Third Dealer in Watches, Clocks, Silver - d
ware, Jewelry, etc. Repairing in all its 2Sas4
branches a specially, under MR. FL0BERG.
I1eS-1plml
WILLIAM B. MILLER
(Late with Floberg,.
AYo. eos STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, -
N Matchmaker and Jeweler. Importer k<FA
and Dealer in Watches, SlIverware, Jewelry, e. 81
etc. Repairing speciality, under Robert sSsassE
Aarsh. Ali country orders promptly attended to.
lja29-Iptfl
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HARE q MOAD,
DRs. BREWER & sOUTHWORTH,

n ENTIsTS, NO sos ] STREET, BE- ezEa
D tween Sixth and Seventh, Sacramento. 6sS9Yff
fe17-1pu
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BUSINESS CARDS
.IOHy EITEI,.

MANUFACTURER OF IRON DOORS, SHUT.
Iva ters, Railings, Gratings, House-work and
BlacksmIthing in general, No. 148 street, between
Fifth and Sixth Second -nand Doors Ior sale
fe22-4ptf
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,

EHANTED-ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AND
w Female. Particular attention paid to Furnish
ing Hotels Private Families and Farmers with Help,
Free Of Charge to employers. HOUSTON & CO..
door south OF Fourth and streets, Sacra-
nento CITY. n13-1ptf
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$500

n pnA ACRES FOR SALE-CoNSIST- g2ss
H.OUU ing OF Forming. Fruit, Vine andSYS
Garden Lands in farms and lotsof size TO -A-
suit purchasers, from twenty acres upwards, lying
from % to miles north Of Vacavle, Soano county.
Apply at the banking house OF JAMES L. ENGLISH,
southwest corner of Fourth and streets, Sacra-
mrl-Im
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WANTED. LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements of Eve lines In this department
inserted for rs cents for time three times for 30
eents or rs cents per week.
"ANTED-A SITUATION AS NURSE OR
w housekeeper by an American girl. Inquire
at No 624 street. mr5-1w.
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ROOT, NELSON d co.,

MON FOUNDATION AND BRASS
u Founders and Machinists, Front street, be-
tween and o. Castings and Machinery OF every
description made to order ia24-4p1m
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'AA' CaRLE q CROLY. "

GUCCESSOR TO FOX STRUTZ, IMPORTER
= and Wholesale Dealer in Wines and Liquors,
etc, No. 420 street, between Fourth and Fifth,
Sacramento. All orders promptly attended to.
fe1d-1n1m
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DooK BINDER, PAPER RULER AND BLANK
ID Book Manufacturer No. 319 J street. between
Third and Fourth, Sacramento, fe20-4pu
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.

Advertisements Of five lines in this department ar
Inserted for Is cents for time three times for
cents or 70 cents per week.
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Drought In Switzerland,

LONDON. August ll.-Tho Goucva cores
spordent Of the Times says: Switzerland il
boginios TO suT,r seriously from drought
which, except Tor lew showers, hiss last
cd two months. The grass is completed,
burned up md there is no chato, OF makiel
the usual second hay crcp. There is gtea
tcNciy OF water 10 most paris Of tho country
10 he mhun!ain pastures in several ,ntoDs anc
in Savoy boasts aro perishing for lack OF waite
and from tho hcnt. Whole herds hsva perish
cd 10 tho canton OF SchSyz. 10 tho Vaudoi
App ard in tho Valleys Of the Ju:a. If the
drought continues wotk or tSo longer it will r.
far to o. urslza tho tifeot of tho exaelIant grai,
crop and tho Vietsga which bids fair 10 ho OF
OF tho most abundant on record.
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STRANGE Freak OF LIGHTNING. During
the s:trm lest Monday light, iho house Of Rev.
w. l.. Jltt, ,f the Reformed Episo,psl Church
of this plac,. was etrrcs by lightning. tut
Fortunately bu: lillo damage was d3ne Mr..
Jolt says he ives awakened by sudden
oua clap OF thubder about 1880 p. NJ, and
tcu2d tho hlu3o full CT smake, aod upon cX.
animation tourd that liGhtrog had stuck the
chimney and ran down ,u:s!da naki5g q crack
in tho wall some six feet long. Oo tho ioside
it ran down the wall and tore gu; sheet iron
screen ard twisted it lotto several ptc 3. erd
then toro oti 6 door OF q oJsl stove that was
sitting against the fitc pltci nod buried it to-
getber with coal bod across the room some six
or eight feet. 1t next made iis wsy to the
basement, whero IL Wlccched off tho Pipe OF the
cooking stove and threw il into the Eek; room,
sc,ttorlog the cooking utensils I'll over the room.
MIR. Jet has not been able 10 tiod Whole il went
on. he says thtro arc Two ragged holes 10 tho
wall near tho Sroutd CD tho outside, but no ill.,
dicason whatever where it went ou:. The straut.
ost part of the Who!o thing is that no enc Was
hurt. Ills ni:oa. Miss Lena LjGdbeater, ~.
ceived slight shock, but with that exception
there was 20 damage dtns to the iGm,tts.-
RuppahannocI: Echo.
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The Markets.

BALT1MoRE, Aug. 1l.--Virginis Gs old -; do
deferred l5! do consolidated 81 do 81 Sc
riss 423 past due coupons 3:s now 10 4p5 81! BID
today.
BALTIMORE. August ii Cotton dull mid.
diitg IL Flour firm, but unchanged. Wheat
Southern higher; Western lower. closing
steady; Southern red 126al:9; 60 omber l30s
1885, No Maryland 1924; No Western winte.
rcd spot and Aug 1909 sl293 Sept l3Q3,l30i :;
Oct 1892 1881; Nov l?j4sl3tl Corn-Southern
scarco ind firm; Western steady, but inactive !;
ern mixed spot and Alg GlsCls Sept C2ta62s {;
October G12,Gt5. Oats higher; southern 4ls4S .
Western white 42a15; do mixed 4ls42; Penna
42s43 Rye nominal at 1850 Hay unchanged.
Cotree quiet; Rio cargoes ordinary to fair l0s
III. Sugar dull; A soft 81 Whiskey quiet q,
l l2a$l IA.
NEW YORK. Aug. l1.-Stocks slightly finer.
Money 2!t3. Flour quiet and urchs lget +.
Wheat /, 3, lower. Corn 5:s, loWer.
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NEWS or The DAY.

Tho murl2r and suicide record in ytsltr.
days New York pap,rs Il led Two c9umus.
A fro which occurred at Trafalgar. johnson
county. Indiana, yesterday. burned Gu; fur
toen busiOosa house,, leaving onIy threo 10 the
toSu untouched. Tho total lcsl will reach
$50 coo. With only small proportion of inSur-
atc'. The poStcffioe, with is contents, was
entirely Destroyed.
The treasury o.ttlc commission held its frs!
session Mt S,ritoga yesterday. Iho olj.ot oil
the commission Is tc establish such regulations
as will prevent tho shipment of infected ,tts,
and this being done. Eogland may te induced Ia
relax tho oppressive quarantine regulation now
enforced at her principal ports ag,iust American
o,k,
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"A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should
be stopped. Neglect frequently results in M
ahcuraDlc Ling HiScnSe or GOnSump-
zion. BsOW W. MS IS gs EClIaAL
ERUShEs do not d.sorder the Htomsch Ink.
cough syrups and bas.ms. but net directly
on the tniiRmcd parts. allaying irritation,
give relief In Asthma, isrOnc hit Ills. COnghs,
Cntarrh, and the FhrOnt Troubles which
singers ANA Public speakers are cut.
!oct TO. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Irochos havo bncn recommended by physicians,
and always give perfect satisf.cton Having
oeon tested by wide and constant uso for near v
an entire gcaoralcn. they have attained Wei.
morited rank anlans tho few staple remedies ot
Tue ago. Sold st 2DG. 9 box eVorg whore mhln
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DOuk!G IrNwc6Y.

ST LOUIS Aug ll.-The Republicans Han.
Llosl. Mo, special says bloody double tragedy
occurred at the town of Burton, Mo, on inc
Wabash r,ilroad on Tuesday. A. man named
Jackson insuted lady named I,unefurt. THO
lady told her husband. who al once hunted up
jackson, and Attempted to chasliso him Jack
son drew knife and stabbed Langfurd several
times iLacting mortal wounds Mrs. Lsngford
then appeared on the scene and shot Jackson in
the beast, whereupon he turned on tho woman
and cut her slightly two or three times when he
fell exhausted from loss of blood. Both Lact-
sun and Lingford will die.
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Suicides.

NEW York, August IA case IF suicide
WAS reported to Coroner Brady yesterday alter
noon az ba7ing taken place ia tho morniug st
No. Vandt III street. 10 little back room,
reached by long, narrow alley snd pair OF
stairs, vas found the body oI William D. Cor
neon. stricken down by his own hand. -Four
little cbildtcn wcpt around the corpse, while
the wife and mother tried in vain to SUPPRESS
her grief. lie osmo hcms as usual on Tuesday
night, bu; complained of feeling unwell and
went to bod early. lu the morning bis feeir g
OF sickIcss bad increased, Ard the family
noticed that be was in very low spirits. Alter
breakfast, c:n.raIy 10 his clitlD. he drank a
slits Of sic. which lxoted tho attention OF his
viii, and she notc,d that after swallowing the
draught he threw something Gu: of the window
aid went into az adjoining room, closing tho
door after him. Soon grosus wtro heard within.
Tho vito rushed 10 and found her husband
whiting 10 pain upon tho bed. lie had taken
heavy doso OF laudabum and was fast growing
odd. Medical aid was f no avail lie died in
a few moments despito every effort msde TO
save his lilo. About week ago ho ttiod to
commit suicide by tskirs small amtuot Of
the same drug, but tic prompt application of a
stomach pump rendered the attempt abortive.
A mau was discovered lying on thu walk ct
the corner of Broadway and 142d street yester-
morning with bullet hoe in his temple SO ]
revolver at his side. Lifo was not ex:rct. He
still b:eathed, aud blood trickled slowly from
the gaping wound in his head. He vas to-
sensible and remained SO until his death, 9
couple Of htuis later 10 tho % b street hospital
Tho suicide-for be was evidently ope-wa:
dressed 10 ordinary workman's clothes, and b.,
sides the revolver, of which tbcro vas out
barrel empty, thtra was nothing of value founG
! about him. Seven cints in money comprised
his capital. ADD this leads to tho belief thst thu
stranger was .spondent workman out of ON
pl0ymsn'. % lis person wero found f,v
carpenters implements aud couple of lodge
tcksto ard papers which lead the authorities tt
| suspect that bis namo is Charles Weber,
carpenter; but beyond this no record of BIZ
| bclongir L could Do asoertained,
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The practice of publishing parties who defraud
newspaper publishers of the fruits OF their labor
and outlay has been heretofore eschewsd by the
proprletorS Of the Gizs,te willing rather 10 SUI
fer wrong than 10 be parading their business af-
fairs before the pubi,; but there are Instances
which, IS warning to others likely 10 be 30
cuped, should very properly be noticed. The
American Book Exchange. j. b. Alden, mai :
hger, over year ago sent to this leo double
column Advertisement, to be inserted in the most
prominent place in the paper at our lowest rates
LOT one month, and IFS publication commenced
Alter It had appeared for &C me time the manager
OF lhlS corcsrn again sent letter inquiripg
Ina ctss OF inserting it for one year. Of course,
some reduction Is aiWsys made in favor OF year.
" "u'etHseIs' al the estimate was duly for
Waloeo su! no answer returned At the end of
the month, The time specified in tho original and
only contract the bill was sen. on snd in return
apropoaiiion tcsing the same 10 the rates which
would have been charged had it been inserted for
year was received, with q refusal to paw spv
more than the smount 60 appraised. OF course.
euch terms were rejected, and our Just and eaui-
table bill again presented. since which time let
ters from This office have been treated with con.
tempt. Now if j. 3. Alden, manager, SC
treats every body as he treated U.s. the nlodus
opsrani by VII ch he is enabled 10 cell his PUB.
llcstons 30 cheap isvery apparent. This is only
one Of the vsrioua devices used by advertisers
and advertising agents to cheat newspapers, and
1t .eems highly probable that prophecy on CO
uttered IN this city that tho concern mentioned
shove would yet explode owing every paper in
Virgins will DO fulfilled in its season.
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FROM RASHLNGTON
Special Correspondence al tho Alesso. Gazeu

WASHINGTON. ID. o.. Aug IL. 1881.
Tho Presidents condition to day. tcoofdiog
10 D.! Bliss, is very satisfactory. Ho has again
been propped up in bed. the frat tina silce
the last operation was performed upon him,
aud is said to be more disposed to talk th,n ho
has been for some days. His pulse however,
keeps high, lO2 at noon to day, spd he sletpi
most Of the time Day and night. His physi-
c aoS say they don't contemplate the necessity
for sry more operations sod that his improve
mont from this Tina forward will be uriuer
rupted. Ho continues very weak, and mis-
children hAvo not been allowed to soc him siucs
the late relapse. His wife sst at his bedside
this morning and read to him letters of condo
looce and sympathy from bis personal friends
at home and be seemed to take great interest
10 them aud asked questions about tho writers.
Tho reduction 10 his pulse from 10 at noon
yesterday to l02 at the samehour to day, &C.
compauied as it is with no pew unfavorsble
symptoms ia certainly indicative Of an improved
condition. and all right minded people. whether
patriotic or nor, hope that it may b, perma-
mont Dr.. Bliss says this evening that the
President WILL now proceed uninteIruptedly to-
ward rapid recovery.
The question OF the disability Of The Pfcs-
dent, about which there has been SO much tslk
10 the newspapers. practically considered
amounts 10 nothing. The President is sick,
bu. is no more disabled than if his sickness
were occasioned by an attack of typhoid tevsr
or aby other dangerous and pr0trac,ed disease,
and nobody pretonds to ssy that ndisposilion
from typhoid or bilious fever would como uodcr
tho disability contemplated by the constitution.
However, that there may DO no further doubt
upon this question, at the ioS!aloo of Secretary
Blaine, the President yesterday signed az order
tor the extradition of 40 escaped Criminal from
Canada, which showed tha! be was not disabled
80 far at least ss relates 10 tho exercise of the
duties of bis offics.
Dir. Gso.W. Riggs, the well kuowo baker of
the city: whose obituary was teleRraphed from
here TO Northern cities last Tuesday night. is so
much better to day that strong hopes are en-
tertsioed Of bis recovery,
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FATAL Shooting

CHICAGO. Aug. IA dispatch ffcm Tore
Haute. Ind, to tho Times says: Last night, OF
Cony Clay c,uny. Elijah Bady had a dispute
with Jonah Dcnnam in regard TO s)me wheat,
which bo c!a!mtd. Ii was agreed to lsy tho
matter bofotc referee for settlement. While
tho settlement was in progress, Bsdy, without
provocallon, dteW revolver and sto! Donhan
thrco times, killing him Instantly,
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Improved Condition OF the President.

lONC I'll DuleLlnI
EXECUTIVE MANSION. Aug. II, $50 &. ID
The President has pess.d an exceedingly good
Digh', sleeping swseIy with but few short
brebks AID aaskiog refreshed this mornicg at q
later hcur tbnn usual. At the mornog dress.
Ing jusf completed it WAS found tina! the deeper
parts Of the wound had been emp!ied spoora'
necuiy. The quantity Of pus see:ctedi is begin.
ding TO diminish; its character and The appear
ance Of tho wound are hesltby. His temptra-
ture shows 40 entire absence of fever this morn
Ing. sDd his pus1. which is less frequent tina
yesterday, is improving 10 quality. At present
It Ia 100. temperature 9S.6, respiration 10.
(Ohoisl BaI!elin.)
EXECUTIVE MANSION. Aug. ii, 1880 .. IN.
The President is doing well to dsy. Besides
liberal supply OF liquid pourishnvnt OF regu,
lar Intervals TO has taken ior breakfss', with
cVidont relish, go increased quantity OF solid
food. He continues free from ttver. His Skin
is moist tut without uudu. paspirston
Pulse lG2. temperature IS 6. respiration 49,
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FOREIGN NEWS.

monetary assistance and freedom from taxation
to men wiling TO settle in Nova Zea,bIa
II is new stated thst the Popo will not give M
Rome as q place OF residence unless t5rc,biy
compelled to DO so. There hre some Indications
tha! the Pope and Germany viii! come TO & let.
ter understanding.
King AlfonZo has Issued sn order thst Cuba
abstain from participating in the forthcoming
international Cotton Exhibition a. 4 llautu, Gs.
on sccouht o. the scarcity Of money in tho treas.
ury and tho little cotton thus far raised in Cuba.
a process on Of q 90 persons. with bands, BAN
ners and torches, last night mai caed to Mr.. inc
Uill0ns residehce in Dublin. 10 corgrAtul .tu
him upon his relouse from imprisonment. Am
ercan 4 ,gs were freely displayei Mr.. Eillon,
thanked the gathering.
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Fire-DiSnppeurnnce.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 1.-THE Republicans ST.
Joseph, Mo-. special s.ys: Tho City Brewery,
0tlorglne to Micba'l Yates. vas buroed sier'
oSy. ne loss was $4,000; Insured iUr $l2 COO.
}. G. Drake. yOutg Il eIishmar, recently
from Kansas City, emil d by Turusr, Fttzer
u Co., grocsrB Of St. Joseph, as rravslirr COL
lector, has disappeared Wrh oil .osiop Of
1000 mado at Lathrop Monday last.
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lBy Associated Prris

LYECHBURa. Va Aug LITTLE "sir,ight.
OUT convention reassemtled at nlno O'Clock
this morning. The Platform was Rad and
after much discussion on the debt p'auk was
adopted by vote Of Sc 10 50. Ross Hamil~
ten, leader of tho MeckIeDborg delegation. upon
the adoption of tho platform, said that if his
delegation remained 10 the convention utter the
adoption of the platform they would grossly
misrepresent their constituency. They would,
therefore. BIO said. retire. The nclioo CT
Hamilton and bis followers was severely cfiti-
czed BY the President of the convention. A
committee Oh nomination was then appointed.
j. w. Occhrlnr, oolcrod, of Rockingham
was elected chairman Of the State Cantral
Committee.
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Reunion Of COnfederates,

GALVESTON. Tex, August ll.-Tho No.s
special from Dallas says: The rcuuioo of ex
Contsderatcs living 10 Louisiana, Arkansas,
Missouri and Texas was held yesterday, to *:
tend through to day. About 500 arrived in the
CITY during the day and largo number at nigh.
The procession was headed by local military
companies and the Gra department, and was q
de- cded srcc ca
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MIR. k4uben Tarpcr, No. 1859 Carleton
sstre9t. Philadelphia, Pa, writes that his wife
had been terrible sufferer with II fl mnstory
rheumatism. a physician whose sklll stands
ucqu :aiicu,1 ly any on, had hncn Attending
her, buE oo'y DID hor IIt,n good. She hopsu
to u.s. s.. Jacabs Oh, and Experienced rcl,el 1T
the hist apple .,ou. and bsiaro shn had uIh
halt bottle she was all, 10 coma dow, airs.
Mrs, Turner attributes her ro,ua k,hls isclvfty
0nlftlY 10 s.. Jacnha Oh.