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II, Ions BAlLlG informs us that 1t Is
r#c,I, to secure. passage on any OF the
s'. '..,m,bip lines for which he is Ogent,
s''b, having been taken up to the second
.sd ~ hind weeks 10 July. The lnmAn line
'.,bs hyorits with intending VoyassFs'
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FArAL BxPLosToN
OF the BOIl'r q : iil..lt,.isbl ni..,

NEw ORLEANS, June 3 The following
persons, scatded by the boiler explosion
ot the steamboat Hanna yesterday, have
died: John Logan, Henry Davis, Henry
Wallace, George johnson, and Jack Bates.
Alter ths explosion John Btitton jumped
overheard add was drowned. GeotsB
Gibbs, John Wallis, Stephen Thomas aud
Paul Mines are not expected to recover.
All Of the above named are Coloted. II ls
Renefally understood that the boats were
facing. Az the time Of the ex xblosion the
Hanna and 81 John we're aide by side
rounding Foufteen'mile Point The local
inspector 4 investigating the matter.
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C,Dr E. Z, UAPIHARr son oil General
r.,so.r,, Of Matins Ferry, stood tenth
t,'cJ,,, Of nearly four score which grad
,,,,d At the U Uaited States Naval Academy
" Annapolis yesterday, This is qaits an
Anrnrnhla rank.
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MONTREAL, June s.-some boys, playing
on the outskitts Of the village Of St. Henri,
found small box, which they attempted
10 break open with stone. l. exploded,
injdrlng Napoleon Moissan and q youth
named Lambert very seriously and slightly
mining Two others.
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Democratic Successor 10 Dead Demo

CHARLESTON, s. O., June 0.-Ths special
election to day 10 the Second Congress.
ional district, to Gil the vacancy caused by
the death Of Congressman 0'Connor, pass.
e1 off quietly. Samuel Dilable, b Demo.
crAt, was elected without opposition, the
Republicans ab'LAtning from voting, hold.
Ing that MaCksy, o'Connor's opponent,
was really elected last fall, and that there.
fore no vacancy existed.
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Heavy Judgeuient Against railroad

COLUNBus, June O.-1n the United States
Court this morning judgement was taken
in default in the case Of Wm. L. Scott,
plaintiff, vs. the mbua, Chicago L In.
diana Central Railroad Company, Ia favor
Of the plaintiff for SAL 900 with interest
Of 7 per cent from April 9th, 1881, that be.
ing the tirst day Of this term Of court. The
suit was brought to recover on bonds is-
sued by the company in February, 1858,
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omcers Of ihe rennsyIvAnIa Railroad.

PHILADELPHIA, June 0.-The Board Of
Directors Of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
elected in Pittsburgh, chose the following
officers to day: President, George B.
Roberts; First Vice President ]. N. Nc.
Cullough; Second Vice President, VIM.
Thaw; Third Vice President, Comptroller
and Secretary, Thos. D. Meselet; Assistant
Secretary, Stephen W. White; Treasurer,
W, Il, barnes,
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fn,, b,y. r.l.sa lDo green h'g in Ire
,,.d and matters appear to be rapidly
,''e Doc,sains from bad to worse AIo0ks as
sr,,I,nI 4 might soon have a serious
..,olntion on her hands.
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81. PAUL, MINI, June ga colossal
cattle ranch Of two hundred thousand
acres is bsing located In the Bow river
country, three hundred miles northwest
Of Fort Benton. bH N. II, Cochtane, the
cattle iancier oi Canada, J. P. Wiser, a
msmber Of Parliament, and ". F. Lewis,
A prominent merchant Of Quebec.
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lin nrs.e ID CIeerSie 4 Ilarre line

81 Louis, June Cit is reported here
that James Ksens, Of New York, has cent
an agent 70 ". Louis 10 organise new
barge line 10 RON 10 New Orleans, In op.
position 10 the line 10 which jay Gould ID
interested! No Igsnt has arrived here,
and the report tsGslvasbut little cfedsnCe
among the merchants.
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BALrtM1RE, June 0 Sharp street, from
Pratt H. Camden streets, WAS almost block.
lded to-day by teams bringing straw.
berries from Anne Arundel county 10 the
Baltimore market. The prices demanded
we're from q to 8 cents per Quart.
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srGuBESvtLLE, June o. Four valuable
horses belonging In william Smith, Of
FoslerLnwu, ". Va, stood under large
oak tfso during iha bio N, aud the tree
was struck by lish,birg and all the horses
ihttantly killed.
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Fatal Results Of an Attempt atssuieids.
CLEVELAND, June 9.-Kstie Shay, .
woman Of the town, died to-day from In.
juries received by jumping Of the river
bridge last night with suicidal intent.
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EAST LLvEaPo l., Jnns 8 Die OroxAll,
son Of John Oto1all, Of the titm Of Ctoxall
( Cartwright, ppttsts Of this place, died
lest night at 8 n'Claot from the effects Of
Doieon taken By mistake.
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INDIANA, Pa, June Q. The recent
storm, hve miles north Of here, covered a
track about eighty yards wide and swept
away oil before 1t, 90 to this time there are
reports OF twenty houses and half dozen
bArns being injured or totally destroyed,
as well as trees in orchards and in forests.
Not rod Of fence was left standing on the
farm Of Jacob Faith, and only three out OF
eighty apple trees. His barn was un.
rooted. -Four or five persons are said to
have been killed, besfdss . number In.
jured.
LOUISVILLE, June 9.-By the storm Of
Yesterday afternoon, which ragged along
the route Of the Short Line road, between
here and Cincinnati, one Of the walls Of
Hofheimer & sellinRer's new dislillery was
blown down.
JAcksoNvtLuE, FLA, June 9.-The large
building being erected for the Oooknam
institute, colored, was blown down to.
day.
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RuIEarIap OmeIais 70 be Court iiAYtisied

nolh"b"o OAeh"" - OStotHt hhFuhleA
ST. PETERSBURG, June GA dispatch
from Sofia says; Prince Alexander has
issued a decree establishing court martial
for the trial Of administrative officials.
This was done at the instance Of Russian
General Ernroth, who reports that the
officials are melting the people against the
Prince,
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VllVIL.Sb, June 9-The Trades As.
Nnoly here have Issued a Boycottins
P,oelination teAi7st the Herald and
,Sae ,saaT on account Of the trouble bslween
TsIs, papers and the Biographical
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: NEw Yokk, June 9.-The Western
Union telegraph earnings for the quarter
ending June 30 are at The rate Of over
over 8 per GsHtptFAhnum on the new
capital Of $s,000,0O. The dividend iof the
quarter 4 II per cent a.. .U...
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,.,. ciaelnp.d Commercial Is highly
,I,,.d "a. with the nomination Of Senator
s' ,..',d,, Of s,subeuvilIs, as Lieutenant
e,vs,nor Of Ohio,
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CoSsrASriNoPLE, June e.--Ths cases Of
the persons charged with the murder Of
Abdul ASS have been handed over 10
the Ministfy OF Iuatice,
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MONTGOMERY, ALA, June S.--The negro
who grossly assaulted . girl al EuiAula yes.
tsfday was caught 10 Georgia today and
hanged.
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HAVANA. June 9.-Ths sugar crop for
the present year is estimated at $4,000
tons, against 500, 500 tons In 1880.
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The Treasury Department has Issued q
circular providing that 10 insure such own.
ers Of American vessels as desire The
services Of sound and healthy seamen
facilities ioF the proper physical exAmlna.
ton oi crews at oil ports, where medical
officers Of the Marine hospital setviCe are
stationed, such officers will, upon appll.
cation Of the United States Shipping Com.
missioner, or Of the master or owner Of
any vessel enesged 10 foreign trade, or
passenger steamer engSged Ia lhe CoSstihR
trade, examlne physically any seaman or
seamen aud give . certificate q 10 theit
fitness or otherwise.
TREASURY TRIPLES.
The Commissioner Of internal Revenue
today compounded The case oi the Corn
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DrrRotr, June s.AThe State Legislature
adjodTned late last night, having been In
session since January IBt ...
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NEw YoBE, June Q The sltiEins brew.
ets are weakening, and will likely return
10 work soon.
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HARRISBURG, June 9.--The Legislature
Adjourned Rns di. to day. The bill passed
by the Senate 10 remedy The evils oI spec.
ulation in life insurance was defeated In
The House. i''
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Exchange Bank Of Chicago for unpaid
taxes on capital and deposit for $50 $50.
so, ,765 OF the amount Is Tor taxes on State
and county dsposita
The Treasury Department purchased
3I5 600 ounces Of fine silver "a. DAY for the
PhilAdelphiS, San Francisco and New Or.
leans mints.
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NEWS NOTES.

Mrs. Garfield sits up for two hours and
more at q time and has Q good appetite,
and rapidly gains strength.
The editor Of the New York Franco.
american called on President Garfield
to-day relative TO the establishmant
Of large agricultural colony in Texas.
Captain shroder and Lieutenant Van
Bunsen, Of the German corvette Nymphe,
9t Hampton Roads, were presented to the
President to-day.
Assistant Attorney General freeman
has decided that express companies can
carry such written matter Ss deedp, tran.
scripts Of deeds, &c and any other matter
not in the nature of personal correspond.
elce.
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is ~ Baton, near Scott, and at Gabriel
street, as has been already mentioned.
Btitay summed up the streets consumed
are Dunnius, OAst aud west Richmond In
part, principally south side; Latouielle,
81. Oliver, Elchelieu, Diquillion and ST.
Johns ward 10 Montcalnj 81. Gabriel,
EouVolls aud Barton. Banning north
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OVGFR Wide Range or COuntEy-Death
From Lightning RAd Damage By Ihe
WiAd.
PTrssuRGH, June 0,-The heavy rains
the past three days have resulted In q
general ireshet in the vicinity oi this city,
and great damage 10 reported on all the
lines Of railroads In this section by wash.
outs and slides. Fortunately, no accidents
have occurred. The Monongahela and
Allegheny rivers are rising At the head.
waters, with 16 feet OF water here and
prospects OF 10 feet more, which will inun.
date portion Of Allegheny CITY and the
South Side. The rain fall since Tuesday
morning Is over inches.
HARRISBURG, Pa, June 9.-Considerablo
damage has been done In the farming dis
trica BY the ten days almost continuous
rain, which ts very heavy this morning.
The streams are much swollen, The boom
at Williamsport has broken. Thouianda
ot logs are coming down.
There 10 tremendous risein Paxton
creek tonight. The entire lower and east,
ern sections OF the city are under water.
Several industrial establishments are
obliged TO stop. Much damaRe has al.
ready been done. The water 10 still rising.
CINCINNATI, June "a terrible rain
storm, accompanied by thunder and
lightning, passed over this section from
West Virginia TO Illinois last night, doing
much damage In some localities. Fences,
bridges and growing crops were con.
siderably damaged.
DEADLY WORK M tfau4S1vn
INDIANAPOLIS, June 9.-During the storm
Of Tuesday night Thomas Grail, wealthy
farmer living near HenIysvile, was killed
by lightning. He vas found Yesterday
with his horse, three miles east Of Henrys.
vile, with one foot in the stlrrup. Both
man and beast were dead. Grail WA
tilty.fve years old, and leaves q family.
EATON, ILL, June ga terrible wind
and rain storm passed over this place,
doing vast amount Of damaye 10 grow
ing crops, &c. James Paddock, o we'll
known stock raiser and larmer, and bis
wife were both instantly killed BY lipht.
ming while lying In bed. The fluid entered
OF the window, completely demolishing
the bed and other articles OF furniture. <
man named Watson, living In the came
netghborhood, was also killed BY light.
ming,
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Che gntetlf8eaeFr,

=, aus. a snd a IoaEIesnIn sIEee..
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IT is Np.sstBLE TO DncRiBE rnK SPREAD
the FLAMES

On every side, and IL will perhaps be
more satisfactory TO give an idea Of the
boundaries Of the burnt district. The
only thing that the fitsmsn succeeded 10
doing was to curb the Gre east Of st.. Gen.
evieVe street, and In lACt the wind was
blowing from the east and roTth.eaat
From Latoufells street up neatly 10 81
John street, the westerly side Ot St. Gen.
evieve has been swept Awsy. To the
north the hte extended as laf AZ Richmond
street. The western limit 10 little beyond
the slEeet car stables at Mount Pleasant.
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over any portion of it. The necessary
subdivision into so many parties wac
weakness. TIE flames swept onward with
almost lightning rapIdity. The fury Of
the dsvourlng element knew no baunds
but those Of the city outskirts, and none
who failed to see them would be inclined
TO credi. the rate at which they swept all
before them. A great part of DAqutlllon,
west Of vt. Gsnevlsvs, had been destroyed
when the flames appeared 10 s., John
street, q little iurthsr out AT l o'clock
the ringing Of the bells Of s.. Johns
nhnPph In
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A HARD WINTER FOR RA,LRoAps..

A HARD WINTER FOR RAILRoADs.-
It is safe u state that the loss enisiled
Upon the principal Western railroads by
the recent snow blocEades will more than
equal the net earnings Of these lines
for January and February. Nearly one
thousand miles of road operated by tho
Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Paul Compa.
ny, in Miunesota and DR. rkota, have pruc.
tically been bl0ckaded oil Winter. The
operating expenaes have, through this
state ofafIairt. haen doubled. while traffic
returns have b,cn very smalI. Nearly
half rs much mileage operated by the
Chicago and Northwestern Company
has been similarly blnckaded q consider
able part Of the Winter. The main lines
of both Of these systems have been zen.
orally unobstructed, and have been
crowded with moving freight The Chi.
cago, Burlington and Quincy, Chicago,
and Alton, Rock Island, and Illinois
Central. also loae heavily through inter
ruption in business and extra working ex-
penses, while West of the Missouri nearly
nil the roads have been fighting snow
most Of the time since Janury /, and the
loss on the Kansas Pacific. has been espec
tally severe. When not obstructed by
snow, all the roads leading West from
Chicago have been crippled in the move
ment of freight by the intense cold
Chicago Times.
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"DoN'r Caoss = E..naz Usr:. yo;;
CONE TO IT."-There was onco man and
woman who planned to 20 aud spend O
LAY at n friends house, which waa uon,e
miles distant from theie own. So one
pleasant morning they started OUT To
make the visiI, bus they ha1 not gone far
nefore the woman remembered u bridge
hey had 20 cr3ec which waY vory old
md eas said noe tc re safe, and che i'm
me 'iately began to worry about it.
"What shall we do about that bridge ?"
she said TO her husband. II shalt not
,lare to 60 over it, and we can't ge. across
the river in any other way"
"Oh," eaid the man, Il forgot that
bridget II 10 bad plaee; suppose it
"hould break through, and we should fall
into the water and DO drowned ?"
Cor even," nnid his wife, "suppose you
should step on rotten plsnk and break
your leg, what would become of me and
Of the baby 2" &c.
~ don'e know," said the man. "what
would become of sry Of -, ter / could
rot work, and we should all atarvo TO
death"
So thev went on worrying and worry
ing. till they got to the bridge; when le
| and behold they saw that since they had
heen there last q new bridge had been
built. and they crosaed over it in snfety,
and found that they might have saved
themselves all their anxiety. Now that
Is just what tho proverb means never
waste your worrying Gi what you think
may possibly be going To happen; don't
think. "Oh, suppose il should rain To
morrow so that can't go oIt2" or,
What should do if should have q
headache an the dey Of the party ~
Half the time the troubles va look for do
no, come; and il il never worth while to
waste tho hours in worrying.
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A srp1ors ppAer,c.1. .Joxy-A v.

a SERIOUS PRACTICAL JoKE.-A wed.
ding took place here, last week. which Is
said OH the part of the female tu
have been only sham intended
by the boys as joke on the
other party. The parties seem to
have been ignorant, witless kind of
people. easy to be made the victims of u
practical joke but is it no jnke after
all, and they are as firmly mar.
ried as law and license can join
them. Their legal separation will
now coat them the trouble of divorce.
snd those who in fun urged the matter
on probably never thought Of this.
Marriage is regarded by large portion
Of the community as sacred ordinance
az we'll q, civil contract, and it should
never be made the means Of playing a
practical jest. 1t was at first arranged
that young man without any pretence
to authority was toperform the ceremony
but fortunately for him he backed out
from the commission of an unlawful &C,
tuat would certainly have been presented
by the grand jury.-JacksonriNe Oregon)
Journal
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A SEA SERpENr.-"W.," ;" writing from
Daytona, says that genuine sea aer
pent has been seen opposite Daytona,
inside the surf, nut over fifty yard. r,n,
the shore, by Dir. Wilder, wife and two
children. II raised its head twenty feet
out of the water several times and seemed
to be watching for fish, and would div.
under for them its body was abou,
eight inches through and its head rs large
rs pan'a body, with very proniinen,
eyes its bndy was estimated 10 have
been one hundred ieet long. He war
swimming parallel with the shore and
waa plainly visible, but fearing he might
conclude to como towards them the father
and mother picked up the children ami
ran over the bauk. The Last seen of the
huge serpent he was swimming toward
the South, and if o rifle had been on hand
prize might have been secured worth
capturing.-De Land tF2a.) Agriculturist.
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A NOVEL WgpDlNo.-A few days
aggo nn m shc G.le.=a... :., =ss= .l.e Aas::s:
treXas) SYdtesma,l, o cnupIe bent on mar
riage procured license and set out with
una or two friends to look up parson.
They reached the river. but, alas I the.
would DO hEila COULD not. oF0AS. :, sTriiiey
were in q pickle. The only parAon fnr
long -yeasy nilea was juet across the
river, while Viaions Of irate parents with
doahle.harreied aholguns formed very
long and Troublesome procession through
tho minds OF the two lovers. The
weather was cold the river vas up, and
what could they G.? One of. the escort
suggested that he would swim the river
and see,,if possible, the paranp. who un.
doubtedly would fix up plan to tic the
nuptiai knot. He did 80, found the
preacher and soon had him down on thx
river bank. The water 9aa cold and
deep, and he refused pointblank to cross
over, 70 the very great distress OF the
young couple on the other aide. Neces.
atty is not only the mother Of Inventions
but 10 the moiher of expediences. The
parsonv concluded 10 marry the couple
across tLe river, and thoy Joined hand
and took their stanG near the w6ter's
edge, while the preacher on tho opposite
bank, In atentoFian voice, pronounced the
marriage service and declared them mar
ana vile. K & s ssstsa 80 81
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MARBLE YARD.

"A LII persons wanting TOMBSTONE9
A will do we'll to call on ME, ns I have
on hand all grades of Marble. and work ali
the new designs. l warran. my work to
give satisfaction. Prices to suit the times.
am prepared to take care or the County
sravel ana REGULAR boarding ut reasonable.
Lodging IS cents. 49,
.. -. THos. M. WHITE.
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Captured October 27, 1854

GWoRD-"Capt. Frank Burt. s9th Regt.
bard. REvOLVERS"W. E. Bird en-
graved on butt. These were doubtless taken
from the body of LIEUT.. a. g. BURT.
who was shot and supposed to have been
killed during charge on the Confederate
near the "Seven Pines.". on day above men.
toned. We hope that by finding the sword
and revolver we may get some information
as 10 the death Of Lieut.. Burt. or the dispo.
sal of his body. Wonld pay liberal price
for them or either of them. Have been in.
formed that the earth. works mentioned were
occupied by Gen. EBraaGOn'n Brigade
and Hampton EIeEiOn-all South
Carolina troops. Address FRANK BURT,
Mannington. w. Va.
Feb II, 1881 3o Al
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.ionai agitation and bad govornmsD. ceu

hinder.
From the incoming Administration We
expect c5iy what experience has taught
10 TO look for. The thing that has been
is the thing that shall be. There will be
many expressions Of conciliAtion, u little
putting forth Oc the hand Ia the way Of
offices and purtions in the name of un.
Sectionalslo, but really for the purpnae
of strengthening the party in the South.
There will be much depreciation Of the
sectional idea; but gradually the lines
will be drawn. and by 1884 the bloody
shirt will 90 sgan full high advanced
az the only sure means of elocting another
Presidcn.. This il my candid opinion.
would il were different. The people Of
North Carolina ardently desire peace
and reconciliation, but have little hope
of IL In the next fnur years. rs.--.enafor
Vance in THE American."
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PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS.

TIME Plymouth Rock Is one Of the finest
Il and lurgest Chickens grown. end Is
becoming mo.o popular as il 10 better
known. I havo limited number OF Eggs
from this stock. and also from other breeds.
which are pure. and which l will sell at
two dollar. per dozen. Orders addressed to
me at Anderson. s. g., will receive prompt
and careful attention. Persons wishing
Eggs should SEMI In their orders at once,
stating the kind OF Eggs desired. Us they
will be filled in the order received.
FRANK GRAFTON.
Jan 81, 1881 20 ID