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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-01

WHEN \ CAMPAIGN against disease IL waged
with TARRANT's SETTER APERIENT the enemy
takes flight. 1t is the Incompatible specific for
const pation. biliousness. and dyspepeia.
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

r. on al -a,,7 OF Real = 'atew 2de bet me
II Of January and !lst of June the taxes for The
present year have to hc paid 10y the purchaser. on
al sale made between the lst of july aud last of
the year the taxes have 10 De paid by the seller.
I1his custom was adopted about fifteen yearsago
bv All the real estate agcnt in Richmond, ana APP
plies to Eichmondan and yicnipJ
". GODD'N Z son, 1 L. VI trustee sale OF Val
uahlo real estate on the corner 90 tiay am!
Eleventh streets, Marshall hGtWctu Tenth anu
Eleventh streets, and Ninth near Franklin
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MONDAY and TUESDAY, october 2d and 81, are
the last days of LEVY BROTHERS Grand Closing
Sale Bargains in every department.
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SAVE MONEY by having vOur printing done st
the DISPATCH PRINTING-llOUsE. Good work
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
Ole Atlantic States, generally fair and va
riable winds, with stationary barometer
and higher temperature.
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connected with this or the other institu-
tlons OF the State that derive their power
from you by virtue OF your right Of ap-
pointment.
am your obcdient servant,
F. s. BLAIR, Attorney-General.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-01

JUST THrSK.-T was permanently cured of
chills and fever by the use Of one box Of OwENs's
ANTI-CHILL PILLS. Price, so cents box.
OWENS & MINOR, Richmond, Va.
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MONDAY and TUESDAY, october I'd and Sd. are
the last days Of LEVY BROTHERS, Grand Closing
sale. Bargains In every department.
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J. II. WATKINS, Ninth and Cary streets, de-
liyers to families and others GOOD EASTERN vIR-
GISIAN LUMP BIrUMINoUs COAL for CRATES at
s4.25 per ton. For economy and good dres buy
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FORSTER FWE-II0oK KID GLOVES, SIC. One
thousand pairs just opened at julius MEYER 4
SOc's.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warmer.
Thermometer YESTERDAY 6 A. M. "a.
Q 4. NJ, 6S; noon, 70; 3 L. NJ, 20: 6 p
NJ. 20; midnight, 20.
Mean temperature, g..
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The PrsrrrSnAsS,T AsS,I.linrs THoV Court Su met at
Grand Jury OF the hus,d"st hd - the request Of
fhe Commonwealth. NJ, witt Wit saying that he
S% s% ;s;nnsSn ss any y s
sad IA 1y 1Syla%sd ans sifH that he would give hi"
the same snecs i' grand jury will sSesdsr aesfaSa' the
summoned at an earl! '''
penitentiary matters -
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JULIUS MEYER & SON sell the best 5Oc. Ki
Glove In the city.
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o43 at 6I9 West Main street.

Joseph NJ. Blair, Grocer, S2G Main street
has the pleasure Of announcing that ofdeIs
for him can be LETT at Mr.. ii. Il. Forstmanns
drugstore, 90 west Main street, where
they will be promptly transmitted ana
faithfully executed. Telephone numbers
~ and 143
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1l Heavy thunderstorm I'm afternoon.
f2l Rain In afternoon and night.
(3j Showery In forenoon: heavy rain at night.
i4) Raining al day and ai night.
Isl Drilling rain and showers.
fGl showers during day and night
III IrilZllnp rlin all dav.
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uoe OnDi~ll yho took charge Of the Fourth rTest
hyteran church, on west Grace .trefti ;,I io. an.
lime. i to be ordained tonight VIII" "P
propriate ceremonies. 10. in his report
If tSc nrocecdings Of East Hanover ,rcet aJS
Tytery. cry which met in that county lSso onId Td' be-
ISsG presehed I by Rev Dr. Hoge 1t 9ecia is s@aIG ad
drs.'e % U to the congregation aSa to seeded eS s
tor. Drs. Read and Preston 1;IcT wfLe thc.e The
Ordination and thes, "a&reIsfs Ta
church, S1 on west Grace street. 'o-"is''
o'clock
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The Rey. l.. A. Cutler il in the city, and
will preach at the Seyenth-Street Christian
church this morning and evening.
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MEDICAL ColLnor sfss,Ssi-c1n1eeg ssf,sSissi College will
co Commence % %io.morrow morning; q large, and the
faculty pea +, promise, as ever a 'h0'V''
OF instruction.
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THE TuEATRE;-Ihe the tosnorrow rsr night,
the Theatre will open emotional emotional actress
when Miss Ada Gray am al annear as Lady
Of some distinction, 'as VINE Trs in East Lynne.
Isabel and Madame " '% nv Mr.. Charles A.
She win be suppCrtea9, Ste9,e q combination. mi and
an evening Of "altef'i"''
| tearsv IL promiseu'
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suocKoE-CnnrK INrEovENEAI,-i"s E.. " be being ing
sSe sD~S ~sd %n the nc% angnsPsd mPdItS
sn the line between The BroadS'!Ss'' .rcS granite
Se S9'H npon oS Which they viii na Hsss !resm IN, Will % be
Ss4y SS4yy much ssnS,s pnS ~ wa Ss By
Sss "ss ns. the SH a S De I.HSy ad s
GsS nom G really igs S2 enn %as Ss Fsir S be
eG eGccted Hf oorng and roofing dGdnE desirable
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
Oc lit
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND

ppIxcIp,rs }Mhs. X. COLsTON,
''' lMtSS 4. T. DANIEL.
III EAST GRACE STREET.
This school opens SEPTEMBER 25TII, sni
closes June 18th following
French classes will be in ihe hands OF NJ. V. l.
CIIOPARD and MINK. CRESPi.
German tcacher-MISS GREBE.
Latin tcacher-MR. THOMAS CARTER.
Miss DANIEL viii resume her afternoon claxs
In English Literature NOVEMBER lSr.
VI. CIlOPARD. a native % Paris. has taught
successfully for several years In this country aud
brings the best testimonial, as 10 hi, efficiency lie
will be glad 10 receive private pupils and tO take
charge Of classes I'm school.
For references and further details apply at
Mrs. tOLSTON'S.
50 2p-ft II | east Grace str ct.
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The session begins OCTOBER 1sr, and ciose
INne 80, -.
THE COURSE OF STUDY T. adapted 10 prepa-
ration Tor tc University or for the bus of life.
THE LOCATION Is In Cne Of tho hcIlihiest and
most beautiful portions of Piedmont Virginia. II
T. ON the east 81 pc Of the Blue Ridge Immediately
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, ciy yhteen
miles from Charlottesville and tweuty-on miles
from stanton.
THE TERMS FOR THE SESSION Of nine
months, fcr every expense Of tuition aud mainte-
nance. except clothing. Textbooks. aud medical
Attendance, are S25O-pxyahle $3.50 In advance,
aud balance February lst. The tWtior-fee alone,
for the whole session part OF the session, h s75,
aud must bc paid I'm advance.
The last session OF the school was held at LOcubt
Dale, Va. Number Of pspil., 81.
For further Information address
-. +. BOYD, Principal,
Greenwood Depot, Albemarle county, Va.
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CuuppEx's RIBBED HOSE, full regular made,
I'm s,ripes and solid colors, CSC. per palr' I"ues
bosc. regular made, 25c.; and JOB lot ~ oo0'
I'll rnlIv zoe. CONSTABLE BROTHERS,
43l Broad street.
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T,m-Company DIS fair pro-
VANITY r AM n 'rreat attraction during our
TiiS. Tarweek tS DC Our and barST %anTi't
tnrers are, are rc,rI anG the occasion will be an
their appeal, anu 10th a to the citizen and SOL
interesting o,Ynrt Snr viii viii be made to have cleo
trIe 1a.engins gls IN and t' the decoration will be
nnsf attractive.
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MEMORANDUM.
JOHN f.. l. Ne,
proprietor


JOHN f.. LANE,
proprietor
MODEL DINING AND sAMPLE-RooAs'
622 Broad street,
Richmond, Va,
solicit- my patronage.
Private Dining-Parlors for ladies ana eeh'''-
men.
cuuDpEx's RIBBED HOSE, full regular made,
I'm s,ripes and solid colors, 25c. per pair' l"nics
hose. regular made, 25c.; and JOB lot AZ ooo'
worth fully soc. CONSTABLE BRoihEhs'
43l Broad street.
Jrr,rs MEYER & son are Offering real
bargains I'm Carpets and Rugs. Look 1T their stock
before purchasing. .-
LEE GALLERY, Main street. Beautiful earu-
photographs 81 per dozen; framing SIZE IL Du-
pllcates, soc. -..ao..r,,,,v
IrE GALLERY copy old pictures successfully
and photograph children beautifully.
LEE GALLERY photographs convey the very
expression.
LADIES os SHOPPING should not fail to lo"A as
the novelties in Dress Goods shown Oy 'eLio'
MEYER SON
Remember that you can buy sNo"-DN,l ,'
p,rpSr FAMILY FLOUR for consiueraD'! eS'
,ban other brands to which II Is equal
r.os.r DIE In the house. "R0ugh on "aE'
cio.rs ont rats, mice, flies reaches bed-bug'' io''
AK those who have tried sSow-DnIFr FLOUR
how they Ike it
WHEN PURCHASING EYE-GLAsshs 20" ''.o".I ,"'r'
,o.r An mind that the "CkLLuLoip
,ssrsr are the best in the market Fof ''''e "
| H., t.vvaliers and Opticians.
THE LOWEST PRICES on CARPETS AND "'"'
.o he had N julius MEYER SONS.
r,,,orv h,rrel Of SNOW DRIFT Is warranted 10 "
nrst-class family -four.
sv,xxv MEN, weIls' Health Rene"a
go health and yigor, cures Dyspepsia si' I"
) druggists. -----
r,oss who have used sSow-DRifr fAAi'
/. o,rs saw Il makes light, nutritious p'e"''
MoxpAY and TUESDAY, October Cd and ,, 50, q, q,
4 ,ns last days Of LEVY BROTHERS, Grans o''s'"'
sale. bargains In every department"
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CHURCH-HILL NIGHT SCHOOL.

The SECOND ANNUAL SESSION Of thla
SCHOOL will begin on MONDAY EVENING,
october 2d, at O'Clock. In addition 10 the ordi-
nary English branches, Commercial Arithmetic
and Book keeping, taught here special instruction
will be given in The German language aud In Me
chtnicsl aud Ornamental Drawing. For terms. ETC.,
apply at the schOO.-room>. corner of Twcnty-siNth
aud Grace streets. j. r. COOKE, VI. A.,
Sc 29-2w principal.
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julius MEYER & son are Offering rea'
bargains I'm Carpets and Rugs. Look at their s'ocA
hcfnrc nurcha.lng
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Those who have used sNow-pHIfI MI"
y, or. saw Il makes light, nutritious orea''
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MONDAY and TUESDAY, octooer "a "n1 r,oS,ng- y
the last days Of LEVY bhoihHns
sale. Bargains In every dePaF'hsA"
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SKINNY MEN," Wells heai'h heu =, A,
.aa,,h and yIgor, cures Dyspepsia 81. Al
drttvgi.ts.
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MODEL DINING AND SAMPLE-lIOoMs'
622 Broad street,
Richmond, Va,
solicits my patronage.
Private Dining Parors for ladies and gehue
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rverv barrel Of snow DRIFT Is warranted 10 D'
nrst-class family -four.
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r,,r LOWEST PRICES on CARPETS AND RcGa
49,, ho had N julius MEYER Sous.
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COLLEGE, d. G.

The scholastic exercises of this Institution WIZ
bc resumed on TN R~DAI, ~slTEMBfH !, 1881.
For catalogue of full infornaii1n, apliyp
REV. JAMES \. DOONAN,S. J.'
aual2,ns President.
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,nnv ,sr WITH THE TINEs.-To aecommo,
ABKtAsI .ao'l,o "if iiying on the river, as well
date the p;.;Inns ptGlO of Richmond and Norfolk
as those Saye c'i hnsipess with them, the Virginia
Sso SeomSCs Gos compny na reduced s, dns its Gs;
sage ,into ra'e1 topmsriy op charged; The steamer
Ariel M iWadncsday. Wa,i ,C and Friday on and after
to'norroW morning.
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WHEN PURCHASING EYEGLASSES yo" 'i.o"," .,wr'
~ an mind that the "CELLuLoiD EfE-
GLASSES" are the bes, in the market FOR '''' y
IN Leading Jewellers aud Opticians
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.EACH MILITARY ACADEMY,

Greenwood Depot, Albemarle county, '
~ s-3Of
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TARDIVE1, % w.

WI 46th t.. New York. Boarding aud Day
school for yOung ladies and children. Reopen
sept. p. Thorough English course. Daily lee
tuos. French and other languages spoken within
ST. months Drawing and musical advantages nn-
etlruas,ed an 10 tOcl
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- X l. f. \ W OOD.
MILITARY NIGH SCHOOL
TOH
BOYS AND YOUNG MEN,
GREENWOOD, ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA.

DAVID =. BOYD, PRINCIPAL,
as,lricd by instructors in Mathematics, Ancient
and Modern Languages. English branches,
aud BE, < -hccpipg.
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LADIES oS SHOPPING should not iaii " ,sn as
the novelties in Dress Goods sLo"h oy ''A''"
MEYER < son.
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UNHAPPY IRELAND.
The Fight in Tipperary-
a Priest.


DURLIN, March 2G.-The recent shooting
affair, near Thurles, Tipperary, was a san
culinary skirIaish. About thirty men at
tackled the house of a poor farmer
who was suspected of paving rent.
While the party were firing into the house
three policemen in ambush, fired upon
them. The moonlighters fled and were
pursued by the policemen, who fired
twenty rounds of buckShot at them. The
road was subsequently discovered to be
stained with blood for distance
of over half mile, and one of the party
who had fallen at the first tire, was found
near the attacked house, ,mOrtally wounded.
At RathdOwncy, County Queene, on
Saturday. Rev. Mr.. Fechan, q priest,
was prosecuted for using scditiouS
language. The charge was that he read.
at a meeting a paper purportinS to be =
statement OF the Bishop OF Nevada, that
if he, the Bishop, had been imprisoned as
a suspect, he would have issued a mani
festo calling the people to arnIS instead of
urging them TO pay no rents.
The Magistrate ordered Father Feehan
fined 40 and give bonds, bail or 90 to
prison for six mU.lhS Father Feehan re-.
fused to give bail and was taken to Mary
Loro prison. He was made travel twenty
miles across the country, escorted by cav
airy and infantry, the authorities fearing
u collision with the POpulace II he should
lr taken 10y railway.
Rathdowney was crowded with troops
md police during the hearing OF the case,
and the people were forbidden to assemble.
On the arrival OF Father Feehan at Mary
borough the tradCSmcn closed their shops,
although il was market day.
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1UIIIsEI No w VA MONDAY MORNING. MARCH ~ 1882.

see into marriages and burials, joys and
sorrows, meetings and partings, Thanksgiv-
ing days and Christmas festivals, cradles
and death beds Old. old book! Speak out
and tell of the sorrows comforted and of
the dying hours irradiated. Old, old book!
The hands that held thee are ashes, the
eyes that perused thee are closed. What a
pillow thou wouldst make for a dying
head. ] salute all the
Memories OF the Past
when press it to my heart and when
press it to my lips. Oh, for a family Bible
The New Testament in small type is not
worthy OF being called by that name. Have
whole Bible, in large type, with the fam
lily record of marriages and births and
deaths. What if the curious should turn
over the leaves to see how old you are ?
You are younger now than you ever will
be again. The curious will find out from
those with whom you played in childhood
how old you are. Have a family Bible. 1t
will 60 down from generation to generation
full of holy memories. A hundred years
after you are dead it will be benediction
to those who come after you.
He concluded with the following appeal
to the sons of Christian parents: | feel
anxious about you; you feel anxious about
yourself. Oh, cross over into the right
path this morning. " nat an awful lnlus
it would be for you to perish after all the
prayers offered by parental lips! Ii your
parents prayed for YOU twice day, each
of them twice day for twenty years, that
would make p, 200 prayers. Those a, 20
E1prayers .for yous8ill either be the noun
tain over which you will climb into
heaven, or they will be the avalanche that
will slide back to crush your soul forever
BY the memory of the cradel in which your
childhood was rocked with the foot that
long ago ceased to move, by the crib IN
which your own children slumber night
under Gods protecting care, by the two
graves in which sleep those two old hearts
that beat with love SO long for your wei
fare, and by the two graves in which YOU
now the living father and mother, will hnd
your last repose, / urge you to the dis
charge of your duty.
"Though parents may IN covenant De,
And have their heaven in view;
They are not happy till they see
Their children happy too"
Oh. you departed christian ancestry
fathers and mothers in glory, bend from
the skies to-day and give new emphasis tC
what you told us on earth with many
tears and anxietics. Keep place for IL:
by YOUR blssful side, for to-day in tht
presence of earth and heaven and hell and
ty the help OF the cross and amid over
whelming and gracious memories we re
solve, each one for himself, "As for me anc
my house We will serve the Lord.
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MOUNDSvIllE.

Ex.Judge Thayer Melvin, Of Wheeling,
was in town on business, on Saturday.
Hon. J. Dallas Ewing. Of Wheeling, was
registered at the Mound City, Saturday.
Mr.. W. II. II. showacre, the B. & o.
agent at this place, is visiting relatives In
Baltimore.
Mr.. Frank Cbadduck, who has been at.
tending DuTs college, at Pittsburgh, re.
turned home Friday morning.
Arthur Love and wife, assisted by Mr..
Sam Moore, played To q highly apprecia-
tive audience, Saturday evening in Assem-
bly, Hall.
Mr. Chas. Chaddnck, book-keeper at
spiedel & Co., was in the city Saturday Wis
fling his parents.
The repairs Of the rolling mill have not
advanced enough 10 allow the mill TO re-
sumo operation to-day, but will 20 on as
soon as repairs will admit.
The churches were we'll attended yester-
day.
Judge Jacobs will preside the remaining
session Of the Circuit Court at this place.
Mr. James Moore, foreman OF
the Senseney foundry, who ba.
been Spending few days visiting friends in
Wheeling returned home yesterday.
The children OF town, under the supervi.
sion Of the Merriam Sisters, Of Marietta, will
give the beautiful operatta Of "Laila,'
Tuesday evening, in Assembly Hall. The
proceeds are for the education Of their blind
sisters.
Rev Auselan Buchanan family and Mrs.
Thompson will leave for Louisville, KY,
on the Andes Tuesday evening next.
Mrs. J. NJ. Armstrong Is visiting her son,
Mr. VIM. Armstrong, in Parkersbufg.
Mr.. VIVA. Guther and wife, will spend
the week visiting relatives in Harrison
county, Ohio.
On Saturday evening q special meeting
Of the Council was held TO take action or
the resignation Of the Mayor, Mr.. l.. b
Purdy; the Council refused 70 accept hi
resignation. The Council gave the senti
nento Of the people, in general, ss Mr.. Pur
dy has made good Mayor. The CORE
spondent of the Ne4ss-Letter is mistaken
about the Sergeant, Mr.. Thos. Brannos
rendering his resignation. as he did mol
tender il or does not intend to.
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up.sThe ground swell was deeper than that
which convulsed this rural city in the
palmy days Of the crusaders. The SALIVA
ton Army was upon US and the water
Works was running at its full capacity 10
supply the demand, and the big brewerles
flung the stars and stripes to the breeze
from their tallest towers. John b. Gough,
the cold water apostle, created an intense
excitement at Comstock Opera House, by
the power OF his descriptive oratory.
Venerable and Jealous pilgrims to TINS
meca of faro, beer and asphalt, Whlrle1
their hats upop the stage, women wept ana
the children cried; while at another nall
the voice of Deacon Richard Smith, ike
that of Stentor before the wall OF Troy.
rang out above the din and confusion OF
contending elements and passions
Bribery and Corruption.
Rumors of bribery and corruption pre-
vailed to such an extent that the
Speaker called the attention OF
the House to the subject, ana
suggested that some action ought at once
to be taken. 1t is said to be in connec-
ton with the canal bills. A resolution
was adopted for the appointment OF a COM
mittee TO investigate the charges, win
authority to employ a stenographer ana
send for persons and papers.
A sensation prevailed in the House ana
the galleries filled up rapidly. With the
accumulating excitement this capital Is put
to one of the seyerest strains 1T ever en-
countered since it was erected into q
borough 49, --.-,-..s. 49, NJ
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ST. LOUIS.
More RRtions-Ph9be COuSins-Pain-
ters' StrIke-Army Of the Tennessee.

ST. LOUIS March 26-The Government
steamer. General BarnardS, has returned
from her trip TO distribute rationS for the
flood sufferers in the south, and will he
again loaded to morrow, with corn meal
and bacon, and depart on another trip ON
Tuesday or Wednesday.
Miss Phoebe Cousins, the we'll known
woman suffrage advocate, Of this city, has
applied to President Arthur to be appoint
ed one of five commissioners to reOr-
ganize Utah under the recent act OF Con-
gresS. numerously signed petition for
her appointment will be sent to the Presi-
dent in few days.
The painters assembly was in session,
to-day, and not only revoked all permits al
lowing journeymen to work at the ad-
vanCed wages asked, but ordered a gen eral
strike To commence tomorrow.
General James A. Williamson, of Iowa,
is to deliver the annual address at the
fifteenth meeting of the Society OF the
Army of the Tennessee, which will be held
here on May 10th. Among the distinguish
ed men who will be present are Generals
Sherman, Grant, Sheridan, Hancock, Pope,
Anger, Stanley, Rosecrans, Logan, Palmer
and PrentisS.