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SmaIIwoOd Replies 10 Grady.

T~pocIlI I-lcCrlm o. the Dl-IlTCILI
NORFOLK, October 2O.-J. j. smallWood
is out in the Led9er to-day with a letter Of
reply to Colonel Jane, u. Brady's card.
Tho steamer Carrie, OF the Petersburg
Steamboat Company. arrived here last
NIGHT in distress, with her wheel, broken.
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I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT-FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvORING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES. AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An invaluable and palatable tonic in All cases
Of weak digestion and debility. is a success
and a boon for which nations should feel CRATE
ful"-See Medical Press" Lancet Brit
ish Medical Journal &c.
CAUTION.-Genuine only with the (1c
siraile Of Baron Liebig's signature in blue ink
across the label. This caution Is necessary
owing t, various cheap aud inferior suosli'
tutes being IN the market.
IIEBIG CONlPANY'> EXTRACT OF NEAT.
To be had Of all storekeepers, Grocers' ana
Chemists. sole agents for The United states
wholesale only. {. DAVID CO., Ferchurch
avenue. London. England. ap 29->a0=t
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EIECTRo.yOLTAIC BELTS, &c

ON THIRTY DAYS TRIAL.
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ParnelI's " whip

DrBIr,. October 20.-Nr Parncl has
issued "whip" to Liz supporters. IN
yiting them To- meet I'm the confcrence-room
Of the Hol;,c OF Common, previous % the
roa,>emhlinc OF Parliament. when hu>inc-,
OF great importance. including toe iinpri--
onmcnt Of Mr.. l.. DWycr Gray. wiz Doc
discussed
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HORSES. MULES, WAGONS, &c.

NOR SALE, AT STABLE OF IN
II Mn. John Is. DAVIS. FranklnZS2A
street. ONE WELL-BRED HORSE, four years
Inns and yeute and broken 10 single and double
harnesS: color dark hay. Also, ONE WILL
BRTD BROWN MARE. I'VE years old sound ana
eentia aud thoroughly broken. with colt SIX
nnon,hs oid by Romney. For information apply
10 CAPTAIN A>llfl.. 70 stable.
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Congregational Nominations.

New YORK, October 20.-Congrcssional
nominations wert made in the various
States to-day, as follows: John c. Penro>c
was nominated by the Democrats OF the
Third connecticut district: j. II. Me-
Lean by the anti-Filey Republicans Of the
Ninth Missouri district for the long term
and George Balm for the short term.
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Dishonest Collector Convicted.

TRENTON. y. j.. October 20.-The Jury
In the case Of Charles II. Houghton.
charged by the Government with making
false returns while collector OF the port OF
Perth Amboy, after being out three hours
and half and taking two ballots. returned
verdict this afternoon OF guilty, with a
recommendation Of mercy.
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Death of HjshOp Primo

NEW ORLEANS. L.. October 20.-The
Times Dem0cdfs Aberdeen. Miss, special
says: Our town is in mourning for the
death OF Robert Paine. senior bishop Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South. who
died in full possession OF his facultic- at
hali-past O'Clock this morning; aged
eighty-three.
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S.C.s Robbed.

Curr,xooG. october 20.-The sales OF
the COUNTY Court and those of J. II. West:
merchant and sheriff F Iohc5 %f Gy praie al
sionaIs last night and over S9,O'o stolen.
Thcrc is no clue 20 The thieves.
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Death To SrnurpIers

NEW YORK, October 20.-A special dis
patch from Matamoras, Mexico, says {:
Z" This morning battle occurred at Lam
pasas between Mexican custom-house Of
iicers and party Of smugglers who had a
lot OF American calcOs. -Four Of the SNUG
glers were shot dead, and four others were
captured"
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THE SYNOD OF vrRCrs..
ia Charleston. w.s, v,u
Second Day IContinned,
iKeported for the Dlspa,chJ
CHAR. TSTON W.. y,

REPORTED for the Disp,,cb
CHARLESTON, WEST Y,
october -, 1882.
The plan proposed by committee
pointed by the last SYNOD 10 comaWs aP-
expenses Of the ministers and Cd ~ =. 'ne
tending upon the meetings Of tbe So, -"
was indefinitely postponed. > "o"
y leng,hy report on Evaugclistic Iohor
was read by the Rev. DIR. Hopkins, /, wos
fullof interesting facts, which >ho,voI Va, as
the work was growing. 'n''
4 long and earnest discussio, 81, =.
whole subject Of " ''e
CHURCH EXTENsl0N
followed. Or. Hopkins urycd Ito, III.
churches which had not hcrctoforc 800
rated in thi> work consider ls irorort 90
and hcCd liz claims. DIR. Read wanted 10
see the information contained in the rcno,t
sent 10 al The churches. Rev. j. {. Brown
thought the resources of the synod could
be better brought out ana made productive
hN plan IKE that IN vogue in the SYNOD ~
kentucky. Rev. edward EelS Thought
Presbyterian ministers kept too closely TO
pastoral charges. not giving their labor os
wide q circulation a would hc beneficial
pr. William Brown. pr PRYOR. Ind Scv ,.,''
nj Others addressed ;he Synod on the S,mo
subject.
The entire afternoon was past before any
definite action was taken.
Rev. !. ". RoSebro preached to-niobt
Third Day Thursday.
After public worship last night the Rev
William \. Campbell addressed the SYNOD
on the publication cause. stating clearly
the Plan Of placing q loan for $4,000 To-
raise money 10 carry on the work. and
DINO tho hanIs ,f
70 the confidence OF al present. The fol-
lowing paper was then adopted:
Resolved. That the synod commonds n
the churches The cause Of publication, and
urges upon their consideration The inlDort.
ance Of aiding the General Assemblies
Committee IN The effort now maxim, and
The method now proposed 10 raise smfyi.
cicr, capital 10 resume direct control Of
TIE business OF publication.
This morning the subject OF
EyANGELISTIc LABOR
W1s resumed.
The Rev. James W. Pugh. Of Ebcnezcr
Pr5>hyt,ry OF the Northern Assembly. was
invited 10 Ill Is a corresponding member.
The Rev. IRIS. Smith and Pryor, and
Rev. samuel Brown We're appointed 20
prepare letter Of sympathy 10 Rev. DR..
=. e.. Hammer, Of Baltimore, who j. in de-
clinins health.
Alter prolracted discussion Of the yari-
ou> ways of raising benevolent funds the
synod adopted the resolutions proposed by
tie Committee on Eyan-eli>tic Labor. .
These embrace the following points: That
our Prc,hyteri,> should continue t. give +
special attention 10 Ills work; tha, dele /
gates L. ,hc synod should convey % the /
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FINANCIAL.
STOCK EXCHANGE

FRIDAY. October %. lSs2.
sALEs-FIRsT BoARD.-s500 Richmond city
e. at 1l3; 10 shares Charlotte, Columra and An
gusta Railroad stock at i3A. 10 do. at t3k. 10 do.
at43A. 10 DO ut 4Sl. 10 do. at 49,. 10 do. at4ss.
10 do At 49, o shares Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad stock at 90 10 do. az 30, D do. at 90
shares Petersburg Railroad stock at 25A.
SECOND BOARD.-5O0 Manchester SIS. tax-re-
ceivable, at 90: 5000 Charlotte. Columbia and
Augusta second rs at 9s; 10 shares Atlanta and
Charlotte Railroad stock at 6sS. 10 do at 6s,. 10
DO af GsL. 10 40 n gSL
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NEW YORK. October 20.-Thc four-story
furniture warehouse OF ThaX>en Il Co.. on
Third avenue. was burned this forenoon.
The building partly and the stock almost
entirely destroyed. Total los, Sij.O00-
Of which $4,000 is on the stock. The in
surance amounts TO nearly $4,000.
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The President in Washington.

WASHINGTON. October 20.-Presidcnt Ar
thur returned to this city last night. and
there was a Cabinet meeting at the EXocu-
tive mansion this afternoon. No business
Of importance was transacted.
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Business Failures

NEW YORK, October 2O.-The failure,
for the last seven days reported to New
York number IL, Of which 10 were in
the country and : in New York. There
were no failures in New York city Of spc-
cial significance in any branch Of trade.
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TO THE CREDITORS oV

y THE RICHMOND BANKING AND fNSU-
RANCE CoMPANl.-PerS holding CHECKS os
the RICHMOND BANKING AND IN>t Il NCs
COMPANY. and those e. whom certificates uf Dr.
post have been assigned, viii please pre-out theirs
~ the hanking-housc IT sid company without
delay. i'm order that the ueesssarY trnn-iers m.y
De- made with the view - lHs.ar,y dividend. II
there he any persons hOi0iHg eiaims against he
institution. not matters OF l,ccbo on the books.
they will plea prc,en ihes a; one
CHARLES Z. WHiTLoCk
90 Nv .rI.fr
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=. Tho MnccnhneS.t

CINCINNATI. October 20.-An orgnniza-
ton 10 bee known a- The Naccahcc," ha,
been started ia this city. IL purpose i, 10
encourage and assist in tine promotion OF
agriculture among the I,raciitc-.
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Wnirntln fInnlr.

L0NDoN. October Gothic Horse Guards,
who have jus returned from Egypt,
marched through tbc city to-day. and were
everywhere welcomed with great cuthu-
>ig~fu
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punyrrr's cocOMsr' # 'T SiI. V dandraG,
e ,i1exp irritation, and promotes
s'P g"rnett,s FIavoring Exir re.t and best
,.iabIy actnowlcdged the pVrFF' 80"
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Cotton Mill Burned.

L0NDON. October 20.-The Oak-Bank
cotton mill. situated near Macclc>field. has
been DESTROYED by tire. Loss. 10000.
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If you doubt, come to see us and We Will CURE
yoI.. or charge nothing! Write for particulars
and copy Of the little book Message to the Il
fortunate suffering"
Ask anv druggist as to our standing.
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yo,weeu Musicians.

=. NAss.. October IJ.-II ~
Bosr0,N, on. Tod to.day. before Judge Allen, 4
preme Coui' nr; I was granted and an
order Of ncf''1 musician Of Boston, against s.,
c. Brown, a n uant Fl al. This is bill III
W. W. stnr ,bt by the complainant to re-
.iran ,9sS Gf9Sosn$ q serp d sopf title G
, o,a" in which the l'ia'''''"
and special properly.
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTIRh,,.
MARINE INTELLIGESCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 2o. lag.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Anthea Godfrey, Price. Perth imboy
railroad iron' Richmond and Dinville BaiirJsd
Company.
Schooner j. II. Gallagher, Lynch. Phiiadeig lila
coal, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
schooner ID. II. lngraham, Greeley. Rorkhnd
lime. Z. Wcndonburg. -
SAILED.
steamship Old Dominion, Walker, NV York .
merchandise and passengers, q. ". kliel s. % =
agents.
Steamer Pioneer, Plat, Philadelphia. ncrch1n-
disc and passengers, J. ". McCarrick. agent.
steamer ARIEL, clifford. Norfolk. United -Ftses
mail. erchanlisc. tni passengers. l.. y. 1aisrE
Superintendent.
schooner Frank Mcdonald. Mckcnirl. WiI.
mingt0n. Del. ria ChickSh0m. ny, wood. Cul'isA
Parker.
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Price Of Small w
Large siZe...........'...... ''''''''' 10
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Flour-Wr quote: Fine, 1928 ID $500 super
uur. s3.5O6S - : tNtri. fi.7j .4.91: common
family - $3.50: Patent family. SoHtt.I0.
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ttAnn AND COAL.
7 r. WATKINS. NINTH AND CARY

/ =
u STREET-. has - low rates best SIilni l.nmf
4, gl-the uerfrcto Of CRATE fuel b,st Bstrl,h0i-e
Crate coal: best Egg. stove, and nat Antir"lF
coal: h,zt Natural >On Coke Tor cook ing-INift-
lar aud economical: klElne Goals. All coal trfrs
screcnrd. aud weighed. superior dry Pir' ara
oak " oOG-long. sawed, and .plh. -cSi-lm
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CtfN.tCD-

CHIC AGO, October zo.-flour steady. ans ua-
changed. Wheat unsettled but generally ~ xssT
rssuisr 95ac. OCTOBER. 97& &c. November. Curs
strong and higher: TOas1 tc. cash, IL. ',ciDisr,
6gtc November Oats easier: 354c. N, $50
October. sac. November. Pork actise iri tawrx
and unsettled: s23 cash and October s2n-SOeH
s2O.32Y November. Lard active but alde los-
err: sl2.65Gal2.75 cash and Octobc- - 900
Sl2.07k November. Bulk-meats ste1f 1if'l gn-
changed. whiskey steady and unchahS~4-
MILWAUKEE.
MILwAUKEE. October 30 Flour gale1 bah
Arm. wheat quiet but firm; No Mii-1e-
kee. cash and October, e6c.; Noye,Rhcr, a7e-
No. Milwaukee. S2c. Corn scarce 4 higher.
No. 2. soc. uaiSin fair demand hut over; No.
2. 33c.; white, 3sc. Pork irregular: ma-s,
s22.5O cash and October. 5000 November
Lard-Pr,mc steam. t12.95 cash and OctpNcr,
slz.O5 November. Hogs lower at s7.lOeS7.7S
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURh,.
NEW YORK, October 20. -Cotton-Net rteef pi<,
70 bales; gross receipts. 9si67 bales Faimrrs
closed steady; sales. $4,000 baieS: O~solsy
$40. 73@sl0.74; November, VI O.6i@sIO.6e: ss-
'cemser, siQ;6l@slo,62; JannsrS. sIn,ziA
siSS:as; April. iil.o4; Nay, sii'i5; jsse.
sll:26; July. sll.36@tll.37; Angus. stlsS
@Sll.46.
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FOKI OF NEWFOHI NV S.O' TOB'K 20, 35N
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Lur1y. Schemncrh0rn. Old Point tud
Hampton. merchandise and passenger. Chcsa-
pcakc and Ohio Railway Company lsnd sli'ei "a
rtturnl.
steamer AccOmlc. Delk. merchandise ans pas
scngcrs, >m!ihreld, Chesapeake and ohio Halfway
Company land stilcG ON rrturnl.
steamer Pamllco, Bourne ~mlthneld. mcrcl Ia-
disc and paS-,ngey.
schooner Lizzie ,arr --, 10 load coal
SAILED.
Bark rcmpar. Ni-on, Liverpool. lumber. Gau-
ali,on x co.
schooner Gotham, Roper. Norfolk. coal. Cht-Sa-
pcakc and Ghio Railway Company.
Barge Laura. Norfolk, coal, Chesapeake amt Oiiho
Railway Company.
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WE SEND DIR. DYES CELEBRATED
grFCTRO-VOLTAIC BELTS AND OTHER
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
OK TRIAL FOR THIRTY DAYS,
To MEN ONLY,

who are suffering from NERVOUS DEBILITY 3
LOST VITALITY, LACK OF NERVE FORCE
aND VIGOR, WASTING WEAKNESSES, aud
ali those disease Of i Personal NATURE re-
smiling from ABUSES and OTHER CAUSES
speedy relief aud complete restoration o.
HEALTH, yIGoR. AND MANHOOD GCAEAN'
TFED. The grandest discovery Of tie nineteenth
century. send at once for illustrated pamphlet
'iee' yOLTAIC BELT COMPANY.
5.Sa1v Marshall, Mich.
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KIDNEY-WORT.
FINANCIAL.

c,TEWART BROWNS Sons, onx
ss piyE ST RET, NEW 1oRh.
GOVERNMENT sECURrl ~ IL adj ~ ~ ~ 1 1IS' '''
BONDS BOUGHT An So|' Wv
COMMISSION. cpvcr,TTy
INVESTMENT SECURITIES 4 sr|'4Nh'i
w llGy l5-SalyJ
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s5-sl. 900 REWARD will be paid 10 any Che
mist who will ind on analysis IF 100 bottles Of :
:. :, one particle Of Mercury lodide Oh fo'as-
sum. or any Mineral substance.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Proprietors'
Atlanta, Ga
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81. LOUIE.

ST. LOUIS. October 20.-Flour steady ana M
changed Wheat opened tower and advance ga
X, : red fall, % tHQ5bc. cash. 94IAe5c. NO
yernb-r Corn higher d7a@6ec cash oec. 90
tob.r. 5gAs 6li.c. November. oais higher - f.
49,. cash. SSac OctOser, 32h932sc. No.
yen,her Pork dun and lower at F2S.os. pihe
,,rnV i.i.nF yrrr low. v',h only .'n '' 'e
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EOONS. sTATlONERY. ~.
80 PAGES OF MUSIC foh 90

~. l. 2.3.I-OLD AND XIV >ON9--l"c-
W. 5-DANCE MUSIC. WALTZ. POLKA
GAlOP, MAZrBkA o. ADElLII g..
Doc.
All thc BOOKS used in the public amt private
schools sre ut 1902 Main ~troct.
oc l2-dNw EANBOLrlI & FNGLG.f.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
oc 2l.SlTu&Th
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WANTED, CASH PURCHAsEI'>- -
w ANTHR A(s1f COAL. h0u,s siles-i,''L g.
market: LFIIlGII LIMP coal, FOR nunirI.e
FRGNN HILL ~PIlNI. The u tTios- coal ~
orrn rrat,,,: a NBfRLAND AND MN hi 10
STEAM AND SMITH COAL. fpRfoi ,ftNL
WOOD. sawe1 and kindling Prices etl't@ttff
''' = 4. IATHEOl,
al5 SeverifSn.h street al Dfa"-'fI"fF'
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E Republicans
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Bill Nye-s Structures on Mr.. Gammel


The following unique letter appears
in the Argus, published at Cape Town
Africa:
"At a special meeting of the town
council, held yesterday, the mayor,
amid considerable merrlment read the
following letter:
BELLEVUE, Idaho Ter, e. S. A.-To
the lord mayor Of Cape Town: His
highnpss-Allow me to address you,
being authnizad by II corporation Of
fifty practical miners (among them
many learned men), to ascertain
by letter regarding your lovely coun-
try of gold and diamonds. We have
had some extensive mines here but, lol
it is dirge now. We are sanguine
of going, providing your higlness will
answer immed ately. Our colony CON
sists of an transformations, convivlal,
vivid aud delcctahlc class of people.
No insignificant, tyrannlcal or DISCO
lutte among them. We are an cratic
class, aud Cape Town is our next
Journey. wish tn ask your lighpesS
iou questions: First, how far and
what route do we take from New York
to Cape Town? Second, What route
from Cape Town to the fields of riches
and what the name of the seaport be-
fore going to the interior! Third,
What inducements would you give US,
and what are wages, also native wa
ges? Fourth, are the natives hostile
and is there any danger vi being mas
Sacl ed by going to the gold fields;
what kind or qualify of gold have You,
and how could we work the natives.
by huyiug or renting from the govern
inent9 Please give me all the neces-
sary information. Ne expect sump-
tuous and isolated journey; never,he
less we will start as soon as Informa-
ton can be had
II remain your obedient servant,
"a. j. GAMMER.
'"Address, Box AZ, Bellevue L. ..
Alluras county, Idaho territory, U. D.
A."
The Secretary was distracted 10
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young man in an Illinois town
stepped into church door a moment
ou Sunday while the services were go
ing on, and the smart minister saw
him and shouted, "Go out, young man
she is not here" TIE young man wa,
embarrassed for moment, and ther
remembering the several ministerial
scandals that were In the courts, he
said loud enough fer all to hear him
Yes, she is, you old duffer. You have
got her hid behind the organ, and 20,
want to go hume with her yourself.
The minister blushed and said the ser
vices would close by singing the doS
ology.
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write to Mr.. Gammer giving him all
the information that lay in his power
1t would seem that Mr.. Gammer had
gathered column Of hard words from
the spoilers and put them in a pile
where he could get at them at any time,
and then used one when he needed an
expressive epithet to fiji ont line
Vie would take Mr.. Gama.cr to lie a
homogeneous and perforated individual
with peculiar and prehensile tastes
Naturally conservative, perhaps, and
vicarions bu. still constructive aid at
times Contiguous. Tie style Of the
letters would show taste unnatnrally
convex and degenel This taste
has been cultivated by desire to be-
/ come at once deliriors and economical.
Nature intended that he be rarifie.l and
cosmopolitan, instead Of which he is
irrenediab'e, homogeneous, isocrymaI
aud syllogiStic, and we don't care WHO
knows il. II anybody wants TO mark
/ this al ticle and senl il to him. he car
do SO. We lave said nothing that we
cannot prove, and if Mr.. Gammel
wants to test our nerve, he can pee
his coat and come into the salin-quilt
ed and gold-embossed recess wher,
we write our searching political ar
tlcles, and we will spread his qniver
ing gizzard all over the inlaid and fly
frescoed ceiling. That's the kind .
poison fanged, man-eating microcosm
: we are.
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HE Republicans carry Nebraska by

HE Republicans carry Nebraska BY
500
SiSGIsER is 50 ahead Of Ainslie in
Ada county ~ far as heard from and
70 ahead IN Owylec with Brupean and
Castle creek q hear from.
olSGIsER Is two ahead in Boise conn
" with Upper Squaw creek to hear
rom. This precinct has probably
given singiser a majority.
WE have received the returns from
all the precincts III the county cxcep,
PIPER Squaw creek. We return
thanks to the judges and clerks If Tie
9 fferent preclnts for their prompness
10 forwarding the vote.
joe TRAvIs, Republican, is elected
Councilman; Col. E. A. Wall, Demo
Graf, for Join. Councilman for Altnras
anu D''se, received majority ut 40
K Il Robb and Fred Campbell, Re.
lpubiicans. elected for lie Assembly
9. ;. Kingsley Rep. County Attorney
no opposition; NJ B. Moore, Rep
Probate Judge; John German, Dam.
Eight ahead with one precinct to hea
from; Tim Carroll, Dem, AUDITOR,
Opposition; S G. Silsby, Rep, Treas.
Alex. Orchard, Dem, Assessor; Ben
i. Davis. w. A C,ughanour, Dems.
and q. A. Mattox, Rep, Co. Commits
sloners: Dr. w. J. Rothwell, Rep.
\ County School Superintendent; Gil
bert Butler, Dem, County Surveyor
no opposition.
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Historical Items.


daughters, all of whom became queens.
Sake was Marechal de camp at
"a, marshal Of France at "A, and at
49 gained the famous victory of Fon-
Ienay.
Caarlemagne, of Charles the Great,
died at Aix-la-C hapaIle IN 1914. His
domain. extended from the Baltic to the
Mediterranean
More than 800 Of the works Of Ru-
bens,, the illustrlous painter, have been
engraved. He died in l640 leaving
all immense number Of paintings.
| Catharine l., of Russia, was origin
ally a servant in Pruss ia and was ia
ken prisoner by the Russian army
She was the widow Of Peter the Great.
Pizarro first compelled the Inca to
profess Christianity and then buried
him. As he was a Christian, he con-
scented to strange him first, however,
as a special mark Of favor.
Turenne, passing through the grades
of captain, colonel, major-general and
acknowledgement, became a marshal
Of France at thilty-two, and won all
his distinction before forty.
Peter the Great, of Russia, was pro-
clrimed car at ten years of age, or
gained large army at twenty, won
the Glory Of Embach at thirty, foun-
ded St. Petersburg at thrty-one, and
died at the age of fifty-6ve.
As an instance Of the ease with
which inventions make their way in
the nineteenth century. it may be re-
membered that nitro gycerine, discov
cred in 1916, is now extei sively EN-
Logged, while gunpawder, invented in
HE eighth century, did not b, come a
determining element in war until the
reign of Henry VII.
The failing fortunes of the Romans
caused them to abandon Britain in the
fifth century. As soon as the legions
were gone, the northern harbarians
began to harass the southern people,
Their petitions, sent to the Roman
general. ran: The barharians chase
us into the sea; the sea throws us back
on the harbarians; we have only the
hard choice left us of perishing by tie
sword or by the waves Ills fear OF
harbarians induced the Britains to ask
the aid of TIE Saxons, whose coming
influenced speech manners and the
entire history of Eng land.
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A. I. Benyon, late President of the
Pacific National Bank of Boston, has
been indicted by the Grand Jury Of the
United States Circuit Court for issuing
time drafts illegally and fraudnlently.
Benyon broke the bauk last November
by loaning the money of the instItu-
tion without security. In this way
the institution lost about s., 100000.
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A Western actress sued the city oil
Omaha, Nebraska, for $4,000 DANA
yes for injuries received from de.
fpctive sidewalk, and compromised fol
1926.