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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-04-13
Please Answer this Question.

How MANY people do you suppose are
lingering with what they term dyspcpsin
when the came of their suffering is nothing
more than an army Of nccursed worms
snnwng at their vitnIs, stealing tho nu,ri-
tinn from the food eaten and lcnving the
person wrecked constipation? Use Il box
of Kanqni'u Indian Worm Pellets aud then
dyspepsia no more.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-04-13

HAVE You EVER known any person TO be
seriously i'll without wenk somach or inactive
liver or kidneys? And when these organs nre
in gool condition do you not find their posscssor
enjoying good health? Parkcr's Ginger Tonic
regulates theso important organs. makes tho
blood rich and pure and strengthens every part
Of the system. See other column.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-04-13
Union Meotfup:

The union Of the secoud section of the
Fork Association will meet at PleasaDt Hill
on Friday before the 9Th Sunday IN this
month. o
Introductory sermon ot IL A. M By
Rev H. West.
What Is tho tfuo purpose of church
disoiplipe7-J. S. West aud W. A. Miles.
How can wo best encourage true pietS
among our young ncmbers?-J. w. Shelor
and j. Ii. Davis.
SATURDAY.
DO our members observe tho Sabbath as
they should?-Wm. j. Nevill and j. NJ.
Sanders. t3R
What results should we expect from our
Sunday school work and how shall these
results DO obtaincd?-A. A. Cobb aud j.
W. Stribling.
Whot course should church pursue
townrd member who habitualy gets
drunx?-G. V. Hunter and Roland Cobb.
What are the features of that aid due q
pastor by the church2-Joub Chambers and
w. 9. Seabornc.
SUNDAY.
Sunday mass meeting at 10 A. NJ. Ada
dresses by j. 8. West aud Ii. S. Van
Divicrc.
Missionary sermon by G Fl. Garter.
j. w. STRtBLING, Clerk.
Two copricts 10 the California State
prison took delight in torturiDg a tinid
fellow. whose cell wns between their own,
ny pretending ut uight that thcy saw ghosts.
They talked 10 each other ubout it, desorib-
in" the most awful sights, aud oouoterfeit.
ING excessive fright. a week or two Of
this trcatnent drove the victim CRAZY, and
he imagined that he was haunted by the
creatures which they conjured up.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-04-13

Tho Salo of old buildings to tho govern
mont will give the Freodman's band doposi
tors final dividend Of 90 per cont.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-04-13

In the United S,ntcs Court at Charleston
on TucSlny the trial Of Hugh p. Kane. and
Others, revcnne officers. for The murder OF
Anus Ladd. the monnshincr. was concluded
Alter farther testimony and argument the
case was given to The jury by Judge Bond in
II brief CHI rye and in thirty minutes u YER.
dict Of acq initial was brought in.
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IMonrne iMioh /, o.

[Monfoe IMich.l Comm ercial.
MIR. Clarence 3. Stoddard, tho druggist. in.
formed us that Mr.. Louis Hope. n sufferer
With rheumatism for o number of Years. OBJ.
tanned the greatest relief by the a,a % Of s.
Jacobs Oil, .o u W.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-04-13

The long Blnck Canon in the Gunnison
River, in Colorado. through which tho Dcu-
yer and Rio Grundo Railroad is to pass, is 40
narrow and the walls arc 80 high, that the
stars can ho seen from is depths in the
brightest day. In some places the walls nre
II mile in height. and scarcely more tbnn forty
or iittv feet apart. The engineers have
2gzuggcd the line across the stream
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-04-13

will cure dyspepsia, heartburn, mala-
ria, kidney disease, liver complaint,
and other wasting diseases.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-04-13

PERMIT NO SUBSTITUTION Insist upon oh
tanning Florcson Cologne. II is, pre- c.emincntly
superior in rcrmanenoo and ricl, dclicaoy Of
fragrance.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-04-13

enriches the blood and purifes the
system; cures weakness, lack Of
energy, etc. Try bottle.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-04-13

is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth, and will not
cause headache or constipation, as
other Iron preparations will.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-04-13

SrARTANBURa. Anril THE b ard Of
directors Of tho Greenwood Laurens and
Sparanburg Railroad met in this city yes
terday. proposition from the citizens Of
Cokesbnry to subscribe $l2 600 and pnv cost
of survey vin their town. was fnvorably
entertained. The bonrd declined The offer of
directors of The State pen,tcntiary to furnish
c"nvicts to The read AT $3.50 per month A
syndicate applied for $50 700 worth Of bonds.
This will enable the road very soon to COM
mence work at this end Of the line. And q
committee WINS @ appointed to purchase stock
aud carts. The popular and pushing Prcs-
dent ycrderey is sanguine Of tho building by
tho Nnrth Carolina Central. ut no distant
date. of the forty miles from Shelby. N c.,
to our city--the only wanting link from tho
North to Augusta.
There arc 814 Baptist churches in Now
York, will, ~ total membership of III 43I,
and 802 Sunday Schools. with II 083 officers
and tonchers and l0l272 scholars Tho
total valuation of the church property is
S8.447 Isl; the total Indebtedness S44l. .372
and the total expenses Of the past year, for
maintenance Of public worship $70S,5iG and
for charity, $3l3, ,2DG.
PERMIT NO SUBSTITUTION. Insist upon OBJ
tanning Florcston Cologne. II is pre-. .emincntly
superior in rcrmanenoo and rich dclicaoy Of
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OF which Miss Hatchett heard, that Gar
land had said he had 1irted with her.
She went TO Oxford, n. c., where her
brother lived. to investigate said rumors.
In her letter from oxford, the letter that
caused the killing, she said that she had
registered VOW TO trace up the rumor,
and added, ~ came FOR a purpose and
have accomplished it. now have it from
your own lips, and you dare not deny it,"
Garland had been in oxford last winter
tuning pianos. Now, there were two
charges alleged against Garland-first. that
he had put out the report that Addison
was flirting with Miss Hatchett. he being
engaged to another lady; second. that
he had put out the report that he
had hirted with Miss Hatchett himself.
Both OF these Garland has always denied.
Who started these reports or who carried
them to Miss Hatchett nobody seems to
know; but Garland says they are without
foundation absolutely.
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BALTIMORE Mp. August lS'-f a,u'.
Waldron. pastor OF the Catholic chuicu IL
Pikc,yille. Md. was found this m'rhl u
ql,out Il O'Clock i'm an unconscious sl''' !!
in, under "a tre>tlc bridge OF tht W ~ III
MARYLAND railroad a short distance ~! onu
piE..yille. Hi, back and shoulders NcI'
much bruised. and the hair torn COM i-
ulrtrly of the back Of his head. lie wa
comfortably removed to hi home b! 'tN1-
ral 4 M. Pensioners. and medical a''' I ~.
ance .veedilv procured, but up TO noon "a -
fher Waldron remained unconscious re ne
wa, in The city yesterday afternoon, "I .',
last night took the train on NJ I n1.ll
home. BY some oversight he passed / III ~,
vile and got OF the train at Rogers ,'' =
ti,n. the next ,toppins-placr ana sl 'sI.
10 walk back 10 Pikv,Nillc on th' I'''ii
rack. I'm crossing the ircsue about
o'clock last night be missed IN, ioo'Il- anu anu
fen 10 the bottom. di-lance Oh Nv
ter, where he lay until found TIN, mora
;ug I'm The fill lis back and head III u 10,
- .tonr projection in the aoutmrnt ol .''
bridge. Father WaldTon has been l'"''G'
- P,tcs,jllc FOR eighteen years, ana
aLout seventy years old.
F7tbrr Waldron is much improved ~
nirIt. and hope for hi, recovery l. ]" W
entertained.
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Death on the Rail.
Special telegram To tho DIspatcb.

. I'I''''I ''tI'II I" VIlc UIsIatch.
SrAUNToN, Va. August l9.-As the mail
train approached the city this afternoon at
tull speed, the engineer. seeing an old man
walking on the side-track very close 10 the
main one, blew an alarm. The pedestrian.
who was Nr. George Greaycr, from the
West End startled out o; his presence Of
mind, the train being almost on him. and
stepping Immediately in front OF the en-
g'nc' was struck with great force, carried
thirty yards on the pilot, and thrown Off.
His skull was broken and his brains scat
tered around and his left leg terribly man
gled. He died in FIVE minutes, and was
taken home by his son, who was near. He
was ScYontY-iMo Xcnrs old
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In1iinn NnifcrN.

Tucson. ARIZONA. AUGUST l9.-Ihe
stars special adyice> from S.n Carlos say
that =. b. Wilcox, the ncWly-appoinIcd
Indian agent for that reservation. has re-
fused 10 assume charge, Is hc found rs H.
fairs i'm a frightiuily confused condition.
The conuli>-ary ana ~ul-1eent have sud-
derly disappeared. and cyidcnc., Of Sro,.>
fraud and peculation under Tiffany ad-
mini,traton are alleged to Hc oycr"AcIm-
i'm.
Last Friday ui-bt they had prepared To
make a break, but one 81 thor t,IE'N'
,,.y, Nh, white, warming, and the Nohone
\rlehc,. the bitter cncmie, OF the Iohto',
were armed and turned out and prevented
the emcutc. The ronto-, 1t is rHmorcd'
o'frr.d twenty-five cents for cartridges on
he Gav they Lad fixed fer the outbreaks
Matter, are i'm serious shape ana the set
,lrr, around the reservation .rc oi@aNilli
The anti reservation people are increa'ln-
F tbeiriorcc i'm every section. special AGENT
are visiting all If the principal towns 1ho
the camps are preparing for action "heI
( am emergency arises.
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Washington Items.

WAsHINGToN, August l9.-ihe SeI,c'
committee OF the House OF !'CPrc~en' 'l
i've OF which Mr.. Burrows, Of Micnlgan'
i !. chairman. appointed to examine the,
~ l'' in progress. and the application Of
t Tc'N ap Up Sc, Tor the improve, e.
me- nent of the Mississippi river intend i'rndod 10
rb,rter suitable vessel ana proceed
J In'-n the river from Cairo, Illinois, to
% Tcw Orleans; thence to the ieltics at south
ro "1 os will aid the member, in pro>ecqi-
linz the work to which they were aI'' i,im
RI work Of the committee will begin
IN ~ t,e middle Of November. Arrange
" ,ncnt. for the vessel and transportation OF
, ,Io members will be conducted by Deputy
..iv r. -, Arms Cayanaugh, OF the House
" II i .totcd on good authority that Inc
- l,otion At Port ROYAL, :. c., Is to b'
a aI', NJ in a few day. and that , The NJ
3 WTnmine, now there, will be ordered ''
'In'noli>. Md. for Use 10y the Cadets
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The NcilOw.FCVer.

WAsHNGToN. u. G., August IA tele-
gram from Governor Roberts. Of Texas.
was to-day received at the Treasury De
partment stating the suffering condition Of
those sick with ycllow-fcver. Two thou
sand persons in Brownsville. Texas. are
out ~ employment on account of quaran-
tine. and he requests aid. Acting-~ccre-
tary French replied that the Department
would take charge Of the hospitals and
quarantine suitable stations if the Gov
crnor desired it. but that the state Of
Texas must support all persons not in the
hospital. II the Governor acccdcs 10 this
view, the SurGeon-Gcncral Of the Marine
Hospital service will at once muster into
hi- service paid guards at proper point, to
prevent cgroSs from Brownsville. and will
through one OF hi> surgeons take charge
OF all hospital arrangements. Surgeon
General Hamilton ha, already made AZ
engagements by which hospital-tenI, have
been sent to Memphis, Tenn. and in,fruc-
lions have been given To- the ureeon Of the
service there t. proceed az once on r.
cciyinc the order - Brownsville 10 take
char-e Of yCllow-fcycr patients.
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3irhmond aispatth,
neutrality-suspicious. 20. 1882.
PETERSBURG.

THE SCHOOL BOARD TROUBLES; ACTION OF THE
OLD AND NEW BoARnS-TnR DEMOCRATIC
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION JORCEN-
SENS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PLATTE
~ THE FIELp--THE SOUTHAMPTON MURDERS.
&C.
Correspondence Of The Richmond Dispatch.I
AUGUST 10. 1882.
The new School Board appointed by the
state Board OF Education has organized
hv the election of Judge Joseph :. Rudd
A. president. Joseph Carr aS vicc-prcsident.
and George W. scott n clerk and trcaSu-
rcr. II was decided 10 invite applications
for teachers in the public schools. from
which selections will he made by the Board
next week. II thus appears that the action
II the old Board in the election O! teachers
will not I've recognized rs valid. though il
Is believed that a number Of these teachers
viii Dee reelected. II i believed that SUI
perinicndont Branch will be given the
place Of principal in place OF ID. VI. Brown,
which will ncccSSitate other changes. II
i, pretty wei understood that colorcd
teachers will Tee placed in the colored
schools.
A. a meeting 81 the OLD school Board
held lat evening q fun and impartial state
mont os facts relative 20 the refusal ~ the
Superintendent and State Board 10 recog-
MIC them "a, a legal body was adopted and
Ordered % tc presented 10 The Common
Council ON the 22d. In this statement a
solemn protest j. entered against the action
~ Che state Board i'm appointing new
Board-a provocative which. il i claimed.
hclop.. 90 the Council. Its further stated
that during an the years oi The existence
az the pallic->chool system I'm tli> city no
intiulatIon was ever made that an oath OF
office VS. required OF The trustees, II the
Council declines Ia recognize the old Board
- the legal trustees. IL l. believed they will
make no contest in The matter.
The Conservative Democrats Of this city
vii meet ia their respective wards on Mon
day night % elect delegates 10 the Congress
>ional convention which meets here on the
SHthin>tnt. ~ At present advised. there
+, no doubt that a StuightoUt Democrat
viii he placed In nomination.
Il >, not known whether Or. JorecnScn
viii run ~ IN independent candidate i'm
hi, district - against Hooper. He was
disappointed 40 his failure to receive The
nomination 40 the Burkcville Convention,
and he promises to explain 2t an early day
loN uuju>ty De- has been treated. There
WA, strong opposition 10 him in this immo-
diate section. Ii WIS claimed that Dee has
uo interests and only a nominal residence
here
Il /, announced that Mr.. James u.
Platte. formerly member II Congress from
this district. la- entered the field for an
active canvass Tor Mr.. Dczcad0rf in
,ne second district. lie viii ,lcIk at
southampton CONT on Monday. Platte Is
q great political worker. tine speaker. and
w.l DOUBTLESS ail the Republican cause in
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO rnE DISPATCH FROM ALI. POINTS.

Sessions OF the Tariff COMMUNICATIONS
cut Republican Convention 10 Meet Sep
t"mber 20th-The Pennsylvania Drivers,
>trike-The Mississippi-Rivcr Appropria.
oon-The Nciiow-fever ut Brownsville,
Texas; the Government Taking Charge OF
the Patients-indian Troubles In Arizona
Destructive Fires in New York and Red
Hull Cal.-Assassination of a Woman I'm
orsSon-Thc British Advance In Egypt:
Heavy Firing from Aboukir; Fighting q,
the Mahmoudieh Canal-0ther Interesting
Foreign Notes.
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Austria.

NIFNNA, August IA dispatch 10 the
Prose- from Trieste -ay-: tn" bombs
found in "a box .cizcd here yesterday arc
identical in construction with those thrown
into the rank. Of tie >ocietyoi Veterans ON
the "a instant while they were marching
through the Cor,o 70 salute the Emperor :
brother, the Arch Duke Charlie Loui-. An
inquiry was held yesterday. when the
whole thread II the conspiracy was disco
vcrcd. The committee charged with the
work Of celebrating the plot D, To-
Gated in Italy, while il cmploye-
are engaged in constructing nomlo'
AZ Trieste. \ large number Of the
latter. dwelling in the lowest quarter Of
tha t,vn. have been arrested al-o a. some
- the person, who participated in throw
,ng the bomb, on the 81 instant. ANON
The documents found in the box "err pro-
rl,mation, which. though hearing lri''',
imnrint. were prir,. q in Venice. >ryefaI
Italian subject, have Leon expelled from
this city,
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,s,rous Fire in New York.

INV YORK. August 19.-A me DIU 49,. ON u,
hcfwceu and O'Clock th'e m2Tn Ii.-;, III
,%c rnornou, piano factory Of llorInani;
~, & Peek, at Tenth avenue anu ma
i,HT street, which DESTROYED thg
nv III! ,mIding. The total loss i estimated
o". ~, GOO. on which are large amount, Oh
IL ;n. 1H but not enough TO cover . c|t
i Io.' The factory was occupied, cNgo 81,
me fourth floor, altogether 10y ho rTt NJ
iS S oo5. the stock and building . DglnT
Total los. The fourth floor WAS Coup .',r oi
iT'''' 6aty x Heating, maaulacl lure m q.
,vy!asbing.machincs. their stock ara T iTu'
rh ir being likewise DESTROYED IN N :
Io ri is put at 500, 600, mostly Insured i"
/ a number OF companies.
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Mr.. Eiiz. J. Hardy, wife OF NJ &eois
= " Hardy. and daughter Of Nh. joshua
Bcoe.tcr. died al Bculah, Baltimore c3uh-
~ The country residence Of her i'lne .i'
FRIDAY morning. in her thIty-cishth H'al !.
,tboIgh her health had been impaired ior
so,ne time past. and she had been uhuei
medical attention, yet there was no appI'..
bension OF fatal results, and II Is thou- 1T
thai her death. which was entirely uhyA-
nected. was indirectly caused ny lrlsH..'
Ia.t week two tramps called at the rTsi-
drnce after dti,k and asked for aid. Mrs.
Uardv was alone al the time, and ara nor
zee them at first, but when she turned hei
fsce and saw them but few feet away
rom her. with their unkcinpt hair, un'
si,@Ven faces, and ragged clothing, she wa'
Dreatly frightened, and the shock to hel
nerve. was such that she tainted. seVefa
members Of the family soon came 70 hei
a,si.tance. and she was conveyed 10 hci
led. She grew weaker day 10y day, an.
fingered until Friday. She was not physl
caIly strong, and the fearful shock 70 ne i,
mental system undoubtedly caused her a.
most sudden death. baltimore American
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-,0 commission.

IoNG BRANCH. August l9.-scssionn %
IT, T"r,g commission will be held IN Bos-
. .', dD :" the 2lth. 18th, and 18th OF August
,on p Oh ,mt \ Y, the 18th Of August; IN
IN Ill" y Y. on the 3Oth Of August; IN
bulaio, ~ q ON the 3lst OF August; IN
n nc,roit Mich. september Isl; in Indian indian!
apolis. saturday, sept'm1cr 81 !, Ionis.
cinnati september 9Th o ana an. n,p In Chicago
vile, Ky, September 81 e!h' anu Sa,' ~
ILL.,, tac III, ca, 49, v1.. " "ot'''-"'
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Straightout Republicans OF the War.
Path

ISpcclal telegram 10 The Dlspatch.I
WASHINGTON, d. C.. August 10
McSSrs. John W. VOLT. r.. u. Bccklcy.
and W. Il. Lawse, LETT this evening for
Norfolk, TO enter the canvass for Deem
dorf and Dawson, and against Mahonesm
and Bossi,m. Volt will probably be the
Republican candidate in The First district
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Quarantine Violated.

NV YORK, August l9.-Dr. Waiter
Dtiore~t Day. sanitary superintendent.
CAUSED q general alarm 10 Dee sent out from
police headquarters yesterday on account
OF ;lc yiolatjon OF quarantine regulations
Iy two or three small southern coasters.
search was made for the vessels along the
Wlaryc. until > o'clock. az which time
they had not been found. Dr. Smith,
hellth officer vi tire por'. said that ON
Thursday he wa. informed that several
vessel, lad gone up 70 The city without an
chorine or waiting for inspection. The
quarantine regulation, had already been
violated several time, i'm TIM, manner
hy small vessels that come up from south
crn ports. principally from the CaroHnaS,
with fruits. lie had given them several
warnings already. and the next time that
he caught any offenders he would have
thcm punished. lie was now going 10 en-
force the rule, strictly. us be had heard
that about fifty vessels are being laden
with timb,rat Pensacola. where the Yellow
fever now prevails.
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COwardIy Murder Of q Woman.

PORTLAND, OREGON. August 19.-Nrs
Mary Petch. while driving along the high
way yesterday with her son in Yamhill
county, was shot in the back and instantly
killed. The deceased had difficulty some
time ago with a nciShbor named smith,
who is accused Of the deed. \ few weeks
previously Mrs. Pctch was shot at by a
concealed party, but was not bit. Intense
excitement prevails.
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The Driyer-Boys' strike.

WUKEsDAREE, Penn. August lo.-All
work connected with the Empire Mine has
been shut down, and the mules are being
moved from the mines. The suspension on
the part Of the operators will continue I'M
Ill the striking drivor-boyS conclude TO r.
sumo work Of their own accord.
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OK FRANCIsCO. August IJ.--A I',u 49,
6r n.'' Visited that place last night. Ih[ re-,
hiock. Of the best business section OF .n'
.l,.,o are in ashes. The total To-, Will pro
GaSiy aggregate s2s,OOo. Insurance; Sio o.
0S s several persons were injured but h'
l..
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PARIS. August l9.-In consequence 81
lii,i'.,,re. mad, hy one u thc riotcr- Who
WERE, WEI arrested 1t The Mon'reuIe- Nnes. IN
.,1re - Ioic. the police have seized @
rrr,ber II documents. which prove The
"yi.,rnce OF q secret society called " Black
and The CHEF u the society escaped
I'M Of, deputy Wa arrested.
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,vrpS Sox's MANUAL give, iu,t the IN
- ~ - needed 10 make iudicloI'
io oIartion Of paper for any newspaper al
r,;.;ng II contains also man! yer.
aJ,anfaseou, special offer. sent On re-
co Ell Of ten cents. Addre's y. W MAJ ,,i,J.
S'. ~, Advertising Agent. Times pu''u'
! M, 4 nlladcipLla.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY. August 10. 1882.


sALEs-FIEsT BoARD.-l0 shares Atlanta and
Charlotte at 76l; 1000 Petersburg Railroad
bonds, Glass B. at TN. 1900 do. Mt 77k. 1000
do. at TN, 1000 do. at IN; go shares Norfolk
and Western preferred at 50 ,, go DO at ban 30 do.
At 54K.
SECOND BOARD.-1.O00 Petersburg Railroad
Glass u" bonds At 77x, 1000 do. at 774; 10
shares Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta at 5es
10 do. at 56s, 20 do. At Sea. 10 do at Sea- 40 dc.
n 56s, 10 do, at 56, 40 do. at Sc.
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DrptlN. August l9.-Oror-e QUO lI' . u.
.n INK secretary for ireland. >peakin y
~" u. ,ndondcrry to-day. said: The III"
~ were beginning to feel sense
- bonr-qlmo,t q confdcnce-to Which
~ Ill.,, l,ere stranger, 40 the dark hour when
they commenced their lahor,.
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Texas Hanging.

GALVESTON. August ia NgcS Ne
/ Kcnney special says shack Caldwell
was hung yesterday in the presence OF a
vast multitude for numbering william
Noyall. who refused to pay hinethrce dol
] I,r-
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Ti,nG.raN Case.

rovpox. August l9.-The Dublin corr IRE,
loiI' II the Leeds Mercury state tLa'
'nf i,l ia authority to act a, h. sees nj IN tne
col' ~ NIr. gray. II j. generally an,''l-
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SUMNER RESORTS.

NIOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL w.
Tar,ic. wishing to pend tho month nt .Dp'efa.
tor nc this
-. PIEA~ANT RESORT
can make special trrm- .y alir,-.iuE
UENEl MN~~tG. FrYi .'1r.
100 colin tftnu q. f'f. Va