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CHICAGO, Ill, June 6.-As a res1lt of th e
visit of the postnsster-geneTal 10 this city,
next Thursday, June 9th, the superintendent
OF the railway mail service will organize
a route agent service on the night train of
the Pacific division of the Milwaukee and
ST. Paul railway, between Chicago and Nc
Gregor, Iowa. 1t will run BY way of Sa-
vannah and Dubuque; at McGregor the
night service will connect with the
ST. Paul and McGregor agency, which il the
day line. This will establish continue US
route agent service between Chicago and ST.
Paul, expediting the mail service 10 points
west of McGregor, 10 Mitchell, Dlkcta, and
completing the service vest Of Clic5gc, put
service.
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| WASHINGTON, June 6.-This morning Mr.
Reed, counsel for Guiteau, appeared before
| Judge Wylie, of the Criminal Court, and
asked to have the record corrected in the
case OF his client, particularly as to the
counts in the Indictment alleging that the
late president died in the District of Colum-
| biz. He stated that he had other motions
/ in view which n2cessitated clean record.
Judge Wylie denied the motion. He did
not question the power of the court to cor
| rect its record, but it was not for him-sit-
| ting in another term, and having no per-
sonal knowledge Of the record-to undertake
to amend it. A general verdict was based
upon good counts in the Indictment, the
| court, in passing sentence, shutting its eyes
| TO the various counts.
Guiteau himself is reported as likely to
break quite down before the day OF execu-
ton. The local papers are beginning to
publish bulletins Of the assassin's physical
condition. One Of them says: GAIL officials
say that the fact becomes more apparent
| every day that Guiteau is failing, mentally
and physically. His condition yesterday
was startling in the extreme, and forebodes
a total collapse before the Both OF June A
certain Sign of physical and mental disin-
tegration is the failure of a persons appe-
tite in case like this. Guiteau's appe-
tite is failing. He has become taci-
turn and uncommunicative since Lawyer
Reeds visit yesterday, and spends the
entire time between rising and retiring in
lying stretched out on his cot, bordering,
perhaps, on the few intervening DAYS be-
tween life and death. He will surely fail
before hanging day, in the opinion of those
who see and know him, and the Jail officials
will have TO carry him to the scaffold and
prop him up until the fatal drop falls. Abb
ject fear is taking possession of him. The
Guiteau library, collected by the assassin
since his incarceration, remains untouched.
He cannot read or write now that death stares
him in the face
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TWO INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES FOR GOV.
ERNOR IN TEXAS.

Two Independent candidates for governor
have already been announced in Texas, one
of whom is a Greenback congressman and
the other lifelong Democrat and Confed-
crate brigadier of distinction. The Demo
cratic majority in that State is 10000, and
can stand an independent movement of con-
siderable force without affecting the general
result.
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sho. bead by His WIFE.

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, June Con Sat-
Glsdwin county, an isolated locality, Anna
Stevenson shot snd instantly killed her hus-
band, William Stevenson, man over fifty
years of age. He had been away from
home and she refused him admission. He
was in the act of entering when she fred the
fatal shot. The parties had quarreled be-
FIRE
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LADY LEAGUERS.
Excommunieated From the Roman Cath.
Ollie Church by Bishop Gilmour, Ofthe
Diocese of Cleveland.
But the Women Say, "Away With Him.
They Won't be Governed by Scotch,
Italian, or English Priests.

CLEVELAND, O., June 2.-There Is war be-
tween Bishop Gilmour, of the Cleveland die
cese, and the members OF his church. The
bishop is out in pastoral declaring his in
tention OF communicating the women of
his church who belong TO the Ladies' Land
League. The pastoral is lengthy, but in
teresting in every line.
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DRAWING OF MAY 9, 1852.

John Wecer, Kasota, Mimi, through First
National Bank, St. Peter, Minu............-..-..
Charles Nelson, cor. Sixteenth ST. and Ave
nue. NJ, Galveston, Tex. 1900.
W. II. Ackers, ~ River St, Cambridgeport,
Gillett * Co.'S Newburyport Express and
Fast Freight Line. 81 Court Square, As
Franklin st. and 20 Kilby st. Boston, Mass.
Irving Pierce. through Bank of Commerce,
st. Louis Mo-.
C. NJ Stinson Fairfield. Iowa .
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politicians, charlatans and demagogues to
disturb condition Of affairs that is full of
hope and promise. Political and military
revolutions may and often do prosper other
classes, but they are death to the farmers,
particularly in region like ours where ev
cry change must necessarily involve a race
issue
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Nh A1ExIrnrR GRr-ssE11. h,

Nh. ALEXANDER GRUNSELL, of Albany
\. Y, says: II had been for years troubled viii
great weakness of my digestive organs, which
seemed 10 be always ont of fix Most usually
suffered from constipation, and at other times
severe running -of at the bowels would set in. NJ
remedy ever tried would regulate this function
until i tried Browns Iron Bitters. 1t really bene
ited ne from the first day used it, Ny habit
are now perfectly regular, and, as Strengthens
of the digestive organs, think Browns Iron Bit
tiers worth its weight in diamonds"
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DECATUR, ILL.,, June 6.-At Blue Mound
B. F. Scott beat in the skull of his wife with
a monkey wrench, because she would not
give him money to buy whisky. 1t is be-
lieved she will die. Scott was arrested.
They had lived separate for year.
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Only Finy-Two Indictments Against
Him

COLUMBUS, o., June 6.-The Supreme
Court to-day refused the petition in error in
the case OF Fred w. Newburgh, convicted of
securing money from the State treasury by
raised checks. He will now have the hear
ing of the other ifty-two indictments found
against him.
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SOMETIMES little assistance st tne right
time will enable the system to throw off an
attack which might otherwise result in seri-
Gus sickness. Ayers Pills should always be
kept at hand, and promptly taken for the re-
lief OF slight ailments before they become
formidable diseases.
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Sensational Developments I'm tie Doyle
Brockway Concentrating Case.

CHICAGO, June Ga Washington special
this morning reports sensational develop
ments in the Doyle-Brockway counterfeiting
case. In brief, the story is that about the
/ LIST of May Samuel Felker, who is known
here as a very successful detective, gave
hint that he could surrender an original
transfer plate of the $1,000 six per cent.
bonds, of the issue of 1881, if the case of
Doyle, then pending in the United States
court here, could be continued. Mr.. Felker
went with the plate which he had possession
of to Washington, and in company with C.
B. Farwell and John c. New, who had ex-
amined it with experts, and they tried
to secure an interview for Felker with
FoIger, who, however, refused at first
to treat with Felker. AS a result,
Felker threatened to take the plate TO
Tilden, Hewitt, Randall, snd others. Under
FarwelPs representations, however, the de-
tective waited few days, and Folger, whose
views had changed during that time on ac-
count of some startling facts that had come
to his knowledge, received Felker, who dis
played letters of hearty Endorsement from
Mayor Harrison, Sheriff Mann, Senator Lo-
gan, and others, that gave him status at
once with the secretary. The secretary de-
sired toshsve experts of the Bureau OF En-
craving examine the plate, but Felker OBJ
jected to that gang" az he called them,
they being under suspicion of having given
false testimony in the case at Chicago.
George Jones, president of the Column bian
Bank Note Company, f0r forty years an en-
grayer, then examined il and pronounced it
genuine.
Mr.. Neal, of the treasury, an expert in en-
craving, declared it to be genuine transfer
work.
Mr.. Lamb made the same statement.
The secret service officers in the meantime
declated the plate to be counterfeit. The
experts told Folger that only one man in
Washington could say whether, the geo.
metric lathe work was genuine, and he
was George Technier, who does all that class
OF work. He examined it with his glass and
tools, and after much hesitation, knowing the
importance of his decision, declared the
work genuine, and that no human hand could
have done it in life time, and that no hand
engraver could have done it.
The officials OF the Bureau of Engraving
did not know whether they had the originals
from which these vignettes we're taken, but
subsequently they said these vignettes and
dies were destroyed in 1869 and 1870 in
presence of committee. A report was
found Getting forth that fact, bat the names
OF the signers were torn of, an e1traordi-
nary, unexplained circumstance. The bank
note company, OF New York, which did the
work, had a government receipt dated Octo-
Der, 1854, showing that the vignette had
been returned to the government Ii vas be-
tween October, 1854 and 1870, the lead
matrices or impressions must have been
made, and Secretary Folger has now an &C
acknowledgement from the Bureau Of Engrav-
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DRAWING OF JUNE Il, 1Sa.

Alexander B. McCrosky. Somerville Tenn $50, 90
John Halle, P. o. box 2419, New York city,. 1000
Solomon APPEL, 574 W. Eighth ST., Cincin-
natl. 500
VIM. +. Mccartney, % Monroe St, New York
OVN
w. G. Pendleton, u Bradley ST., New Lon
don, Ct 0sut
]. i. Mathews, % West Chestnut st Louis
Chas Brenneeke, cor, Sixth and Kentucky
hts.. Quincy, Ill 2,Oe
Paid National Bank of Dallas Tex-............ 200
Sam'l s. Sharp, LOG Castle ST., Boston, Mass. zoe
Geo. Albert $50 Master St, Philadelphia, Pa. &C
j. A. Berlin Marksville, La.......-............ 0C
Jacob Bender New York eity................... LOO
L. Kelly, Brooklyn, N. LOO
James ID. Cottingham, 25S Light ST., Balu-
A Z. Lovejoy, Minneapolis, Minn...........-- LOO
New Orleans La...................... 90
John Kite. 15S Walnut ST., Cincinnati, o.. sc
r. II. Campbell, Al River ST., Cambridgeport,
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Burning Buildings 10 Prove His Eli.

CoLDwATER, MICH, June 6.-Ex-Chief-
Engineer Drake, of the fire department, was
held yesterday for trial in the Circuit Court
on the charge of burning buildings last sum-
mer so as to prove the efficiency of the city
ire denartpnepf
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FtIIN ID. LesteT, NJ q o. n. H. sI1OE75' J11ON-
son, 1enn
Geo. w. Barkdo.l, 625 Cherry st, Norris
town, Pa...-;.. ...;........:;.-:'
VIM. W. Shaw, Lakeside Foundry, Chi
Mrs H, New York eity..........-................
Mrs. d. Mack, New YORK city.
Chss. Burch, New York CITY,
s. Delmonte, go Magazine ST., New Or
leans, La.
Henry Ziemer, East New York, n. Y..........-.
| n. A. Frier, through NJ. NJ. Pool d Co.,
bankers, Shawneetown, Ul..........--. .........
Truman Bartlett, SO fremont ST., Boston,
MASS.
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New York, June CT. j. Moses, ex-
governor OF South Carolina, pleaded guilty
to petit larceny aud was sentenced TO the
penitentiary for ak months.
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A. z. Ackermsn, Milford, Del. ....--........-.-
Miss Mary J. higgins, Prospect and Freder-
lex SITS Washington, D. C...........-.-........-.
W. Powell, Washington, d. C..................:...
-. collected through j. Drouett, Fire
mems ms. Co, New Orleans, La............-..
w. G. Mcconnell, foledans ST., near st.
Charles st, New Orleans, La ..-..........-......
VIM. Page. 2022 Carson St, Pittsburg, Pa.
J. M. Walker, Danville, VAN.
W. H. Portlock. collected through w. P.
Campbell d Co., bankers, Florence, Ala.
collected through Geo. Il. Theard,
26l Royal St, New Orleans.
L. De Poorter. Edgard P. o., St. John the
Baptist parish, La. $500.
p. T. Simpson, 81 Royal ST. New Orleans, La
Captain Thomas Wall, Sc Palmyra ST., New
Orleans
George A. Bright, Carm1, Ill
James Casey New York city ....---..........-..--
c. A Macdonald, New York city..-..-.......--...
John NJ. Reux $3.50 North ST., George
town, D.
John H. Skidmore, 80 Cross ST. Charles
town., Boston, Mass ...-....
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The Answer of the Lady.LeaSuers.

CLEVELAND, O., June A meeIingiof the
Land League proper was held tonight. For
the occasion Ireland was almost entirely for
gotten, and everybody turned his attention
to the bishop and his letter. A good many
opinions were expressed, but the mildest was
to the effect that the bishop had overstepped
his authority. Some went 80 lar as to ad-
wise that the bishop be "boycotted." Dur
ing the evening letter, of which the follow
ing is an extract was read:
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DRAWING OF SEPTEMBER IS, 1851.

PMS, Iern....---
Simon Silvermau, Indian Bay, Ark.
Hynes Wathen, Vincennes, Ind, collected
through First National Bank....-..............
-, Albany, n. Y........---... .-.......-..
c. A. Prinz Cullman, Ala-.....-......--...-..
Emily Moir, 7S7 Myrtle av., Brooklyn, N. y.
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DRAWING OF NOVEMBER s. 1881

John T. Garvin, NJ. H. B. R. station, Bartlett
ST., Roxoury district, Boston, Mass:--.......
]. Russell, IA Main ST., Norfolk, Va, col
lected through Exchange National Bank
l.. Edwin Motter, Emmittsburg, Md. ...-..
--, collected through ]. NJ. Seixas &
John Beatty. 10l Christopher ST., New York
Frank Weibel, 71% First ST., New Orleans,
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DRAWING OF july p. 1851.
Kearnev- tailor with Warner & searle,

P. s. Kesrney. tailor with Warner & searles,
NlckSbuIg,
Jesse e Webb, Gay ST., Westchester, Pa
John Benz, Hope st, Utica, n. Y
James O'Gorman, Sc n. Delaware av., Phila-
Qelplla,
j. R. Hendrickson, New York city.
s. stein, S. B. Pond, Union Square, New
YORK city e
St New York city. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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sweet Breath and GOOD Digestion.
ExpeaItin< western Mail Service

The breath is sweetened, foul odors from
the body removed, food thoroughly digested. good
health permanently naintained. by using Browns
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DRAWING OF OCTOBER IL, 1881

Augustus De Grummund, ASS NJ ST., WASH
ington d.
N. Schmidt, 44O W. Thirty second ST., New
YORK City,.
John c. Diffeubach, West ST., New York city.
-, collected through H. ID. Cooke, jr.,
& Co., bankers, Washington, d. Co.
Alexander Urias, 54% Division ST., New
CITY.
j. G. Raux Edwards, Miss. ...............
NJ. C. Caspari, 245 Argyle ST., Baltimore, Nd.
Il. z. Howard, Aberdeen. Miss.
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DRAWING OF APRIL IL, 1882.
VIZ ~ me-
L. Hatfield, I26 Princeton ST. East Boston,

Louis Sauser, 5. Calhoun ST., Fort Wayne,
mo
Washington Irving Whitney, AIS Broadway,
Fort Wayne,
s. L. Hatfield, l26 Princeton ST. East Boston,
state SenatorJ. b. Judkins. Little Rock, TX
PhilOmene Laurent, 515 Charities ST., New
orleans, La
J. Pelletier, p Carondelet ST., New Or
J. w. Cohen. $50 Pennsylvania ay., Wash
ington, D. C.-...----.--.. -----......------
A. N. McDaniels, 1900 Fourteenth St, Wash
Paid Mani haitian Bank Memnhis Tenn -
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D.HIRzcH & Co.'S Old Judge cigars, factory
e73, Sd Collec, Dist, n. y, areibest. for zoe.
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If the farmers OF the South are half as
mindful of their own interests as are the
lawyers, the spectators, the merchants and
all other classes of people, they will frown
down every effort on the part OF ambitious
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DRAWING OF DECEMBER 10, 1881

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DRAWING OF AUGUST 9, 1881.

DRAWINU OF AUUUSI y IooI-
Felix d. Lester, NJ. & o. r. R. shops, Jack
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DRAWING OF JANUARY 10. 1882.

J. M. DaNlsi MORNING gun, chelOS couutSs =.
IGln ...-..- ID
Sebastian Lehman, 793 Larimer ST., Denver,
Col .-----.. II
True A. Heath, I26 N. Main st. Concord N. II.
Paid State National Bank, New Orleans. for
account of Bank of Commerce, Memphis,
Tenn -'-''''''''--''
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BON AQUA SPRINGS

EW BON AQUA. with its magnificent NEW
IN HOTEL and 100 Cottage rooms, with ele
walton of 1850 feet above the level of the sea- is
now open for the season. Its sulphur and Chaly-
beate Springs will be found valuable for the fol-
lowing diseases viz: Dyspepsia, Diarrhea, Dysen-
terry, Constipation and summer Complaints of
children. diseases of the kidneys diseases Of the
skin, Aneomia, Chlorosis Nervous prostrs Iion,
Menstrual disorders Chorea, Rheumatism, ana
othes morbid diathesis.
sC Telegmph and Express offices at the Springs.
Visitors change cars at Dickson Station, on the
Nashville Chattanooga and Northwestern raiuoad,
where an elegant will take them to the Springs
distance IL miles. We invite correspondence.
J.. II. A'DO NELL,
Ron Aqua Springs. Tenn.
DIR. W. a. CHEATHAM, Resident Physician.
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Dress-NIal1ingG Stamping

MISS MARYU COCKKELL e..res % en
u nounce a. the ladic. Of cliariciown elf
vicinity that she isprcpa-clt 20 execute wo-s
sl me brauchrs OF Nantua-NJfiug. and g11r
aufea- q good ft. SIS iish and Substantial york
STAMPING al.o done ir the very bot nan
ncr and 40 very moderate rates. Can b. seena t
her fathers residence. corner cttonrre ar,
West. The patronage OF doe publ cis collected
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TO BUILDERS.

THE undersigned has commenced active p
Z ~cut.au+at h-
L4TH1 HD PILLNG III T..
and can frui-h Iath and Faiiur. ly the Car
Lad 20 any time and tre--oua lle rates.
T.. y. HOoFf
Cedar int +. o..
.are County Virginia.
Nay6. 1--2-3 mo-.
CODA. Water q sugar Crackers Plog Bread.
= .al Cream Cracker
NEHtHANT LUCAS.
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c. =. LITTLE 'S
~EsissOIution .H0tice,

THE firm Of Lippitt & Co. was dissolved by
I mutual consent ON June I. lss2.
". i. LIpPfTT.
B.. .W3SIiINGION.
Mr. B. ca Washington having purchased my
interest iu the business heretofore carried on by
Iippiti q 20. viz continue the business in his
own name.
thopc the friends and patrons Of Lippitt Sc
Co. will continue 90 deal with him.
W. I. LIPPITT.
July s. 1850.
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DRUG ST0PE REMOVED.
60. eoO lbs. gEooF W'nmtea.
E0r AaIe.

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Yrs. Julil Terri.
80 DrNE, Agent
fumes iss2-9ao.
W. have recently made large editions o.
- our stock Of Hair. Tooth, Sail &ClOfhe~
brushes Comhs, Toilet @0aps, Lily White
Face powders, &C.
AIsQUITH CO
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u Hoyts German and Buunelt Bes,onb q,
lozue. C0lcate's Vioie, water and JeHs5ny D.
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= very fine Bay Rum only SOC o PM.
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Good Shoe.

: II fsrrctt & Co.'S New United Monster
Railroad Show gave two exhibitions IN TINS
place on Tuesday afternoon and evening
The street parade, while not Is gorgeous as
some that we have seen, ~wasIndeed grand ana
over half "a mile OF cages, vans, chariots
and caily dressed horSemen, was witnessed
bv the admiriag thousands who tAronged
the streets and sidewalks. Three bands OF
music. "A Continental drum orpsa and a steam
c%aIiope furnished excellent and continuous
music along the route. The trio of ele-
pbants and herd of camels, with their rich
Trainings. were much admired by boll
vounp and Gid. The afternoon anu eve :
ing performances were above the standard
and we're witncssedb by tke apPrcciative thou
sanls who filled the tents. The horses and
animals were I'm excellent condition, and
the laly and gentlemen artists performer
their parts In q style highly satisfactory,
There were many new features introduced
that must be seen 20 Be- aPpreciated. taken
all in all il ycs a most satisfactory display.
and exhibition, worthy the patronage OF al
lovers of the sports Of Che arena. during
the forenoon we had q call from our hlghiy
esteemed AMI clever friend, Mr.. Willis COBB,
the ren,lemanly press agent Of the grand
aggregation. Who dropped in TO collect the
newspaper cuts. pay the bill for advertising
and deal oGt tine necessary pas;ooards that
give the disciples of Faust a tree run OF the
nor, of canvass. NJ. Cobb is fitted by ma
TIRE -n1 education for the position he occu-
p.cs. end Mcssrs Barrett Il Co. can cons1d,
- themselves fortunate in having secured
his services. lie is very popular with the
newspaper men, and justly so, for L c@leyereF
fellow Gon't yeretatc this side of suudcwn.
-Hmiuq}ya. Pa, Jtne o, 1882.
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ID not be deceived. Insist ou havingtho
genuine Browns Iron Biter,. made only by
tbr Brown Chemical Co.. and take nothing
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