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TUcsoN, A. T., August 10.-A special dis
patch from Guaymas, Sonora, says: Last
Wednesday the Apaches raided and killed
all the inhabitants of Rancho Coriso, Sab.
uarcpa district, Sonora, Mexico, women
and children included, and burnt the houses.
On Saturday morning they murdered
vaquero, near Pelemos, two Others escap-
ing, being fortunately little behind the
one that was shot. On Monday they caught
in an ambush scouting party OF rancho
ros, consisting of fourteen men, of whom
only two escaped, eleven being lett on the
field, while one Of them who was shot
through both legs was dragged short dis
lance into the bush. This massacre &C.
Cured at Hedionda mine, which is only a
short distance from the Yaqui river, and
lies between the California and Patreero
mines, belonging to the Laparraha Mill
and Mining company. The same day a
mail-rider was also shot while crossing the
Rio Chico.
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SAY FEarcsco. Angus. 1.-The Tucson.
Arizona. star publishes On interview with
Jndge Wood. who has inst arrived fron
san Pedro valley ard hrinrs news that The
noted Indian Chief. Eskeminizin, d making
firsuarafi0ns Tor var. lie has Assembled
forty OF flifv va-ri0-s, reneca1es from san
Carlns 81 fully armed. and who Hct IN q
threatening rnsT.ner. The settlers a-e greatly
alarmed. huf have eusrded AGAINST surprise.
EskefniuiEin has ~ several re1rs tieeu 81
ueace with TIE whites. tut vas 70 one lime
one ~ The most iDirsctable Indians in The
fe-riforV.
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RIcnN0Nb, Va, August o.-Ibe grand
grove or the United States. snciert order
Of guides. nov n bieunial session, 30
DAY slsated The following officers Most
ngbie rrand arch. Chsfles Webbsr. Of 81.
PAU. Ninnssota, riehf deputy grand arch.
~ 4 Conrtner. n Richmond Virginia.
g-ruH ser-efarr. Henry Irunfruih1L ~
alharr. NeE YORK; grand t-fas 1rer. l'LIIir
Hiahmar. ~ Indianapolis. lnlian.- rrus-
rrps. Clia-les Euhl. u B-Duklrn. Errry
Trn-rrlsrirr. Of 81. Louis ]. II Au.riler.
81 Ciur'-rnrri. reports q flIe grsfal r.
f,.e-s siscr fhe o-der ~ fIt in n prosperous
condition. Ths rrand r-C-t US 1Eua ueie1
80 nfrlIt. sid this evening tter - On an
rrrn-st1r drur she James riFer-
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A Defaulter.

MONTREAL, August III. S. Hunter a
notary, has become defaulter in 100000.
He was appointed six years ago to manage
the estate of the late Charles Phillips, and
from appearances he has been doing so to
his own advantage. 1t is feared he has alb
stractcd latge sums entrusted to him by
others. 1t is also feared that no part of the
amount embezzled can be recovered, as
Hunter has no property in his own name,
He held high social and professional posi-
tin,, bara
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English Female Bitters sends red blood
to a sickly wOman's cheeks and strength to
her muscles. by giving an appetite, aiding
digestion and building up the system. Al
sickly women who need never-iailing ie-
male regulator. viii be delighted with lis
urornuf and rsiiahlp arfion.
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VA, Ills, January a. is3l.-CARrsR MEDrcr NE

Gents. Enclosed find one dollar, for
which please send by return mail one bot
tie Carriers Little Nerve Pills, and for the
balance Carriers Little Liver Pills. The
sample hottie of Liver Pills received from
you some time ago have been tested by me
and several of my friends, among whom
distributed them, and in every instance
have given entire satisfaction. For sick
headache, they are the medcine-seek not
10 improve thcm-they are perfect.
HUGH Will, Ava, jackson Co., Ills.
For sale by Williams, Tolliver Il Walker,
druggists, Dallas. Texas.
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BALTIMORE, MD, August 0.-At the ses-
sion of the Southern Dental association to.
night the committee appointed to revise
the constitution Of the association, made a
report which was adopted. 1t provides for
q division of the southern states into four
districts, in which an annual
meeting shall be held consecutively. 1t
also provides that president one vice
president and an executive committee
shall be annually chosen from, the district
in which the succeeding annual meeting is
to be held. Several papers were read on
dental education.
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Considering the number Of competitors,
and the strenuous efforts put forth. aud the
high Tepute some of the competing Brands
enjoy at home, the wi-ning OF the only
Gold Medal ever given at.an Australian
exhibition is quite a matter Of congratula-
tion on the part of Messrs. w. T. Black
well q Co., manufacturers Of Blackwells
Durham tobacco.
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WHErIrr1. W. Va. Ausust lf.-Tesisr-
day suits usrs hroushi in ne oi-uuit couri
sesinst tie Wheeling. rarke-sturE a On
c'nrati r-1rsrc-tati1n c1rsr.a-T. The CuueTs
~ tie lurElees steamer -rtr-r. tr fn1 81
rrf-irf-rtrrs II tn estntrs ri 81 rsrs1ns.
rart ririrti1 rsEirE Or flfff0 d.rress
Tee r-as eli ariss ont o. t1e cuiIis1r
lurturer ttn aci1ic nrd IbrruEz-
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The Chinese Question.

SAN Francisco, August 9.-On the arriv-
al ofthe steamer City of Sydney she was not
Chinese crew who are not provided with re-
turn certificates. The crew were subse-
quently removed to hulk and the steam
err locked 1t is understood the mail COM
paDy will make test case of this by procur-
ing writ OF babeas corpus in the United
States circuit court.
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That in all throat chest and lung trou-
bles-colds, whooping-cough, asthma, con-
SUMPTION etc.-eyen single dose of DR..
Acker's English Remedy will relieve the
worst symptoms Of distress. it is pleasant TO
take, may be given 10 the youngest child
and guarantees cure in every case. Trial
bottles only 10 cents. Regular sizes Scots
aud 81. For sale bv W. II Patterson d Co.
the Peachstone Liniment men.
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Lynched.

CHARLESTON, August "a special to the
News and Courier says that colored man
named Daniel Blakely was lynched near
Lancaster courthouse, this state, yester
day morning, fer attempt at rape on
white girl, which he confessed. Yesterday
a colorcd man was lodged in Lancaster jail
for the rape of mulatto girl. Lynching is
threatened.
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Attached.

DETROIT, MIoH., August 1.-THE Erie "
Chicago Car company to-day seized by at
tachment all property Of the Great West
ern railroad company ofCanada to be found
in the United States. This consisted Of
a ferry transit steamer, another vessel
and lot of rolling stock. Another ferry
boat was on the other side, where it pru-
IDENTIFY remained. The effect of the attach
ment was to create a complete embargo on
the traffic of the Great Western road, but
it was resumed later with single ferry
boat and ho more seizures were made. In
1871 the car company, whose business 1t is
to loan cars to railway companies. entered
into contract for this purpose with the
Great Western and Detroit IL Milwaukee
companies. When the latter passed under
the control of the former company, its ac-
cumulated Indebtedness to the car COM
company. The car company claims in the
aggregate, $74, Zoo.
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SAN FRANCISCO, August 1.-THE Hardy
powder works at Vallejo, containing fifteen
tons of powder, exploded to-day, killing
two men and dangerously wounding a
third
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session, except In the event OF an emergen
Cy. According 10 the official return Oh
outrages including two murders, occurred
In Ireland during the month OF July
against 203 outrages with five murders. IL
June. Total number Of evictions during
July was 32l families, representing l,0lO
persons. OF families evicted half were re-
instated as tenants or care takers. The
number of families cvlcted in June was 0l6,
representing 1900 persons.
| A dispatch In the second edition OF the
Times from Constantinople says that ut the
sitting of the conference yesterday the Rus
sian representative asked for an explains
ton OF the British in occupying Suez.
Lord Dnlierin, British ambas sador, replied
that the step was taken in consequence of
military necessity and in order to save the
town from destruction and pillage. The
next meeting of the conference has been
fixed Tor Monday. The English draft of
the military convention shows that, us TO
cooperation in Egypt, England is expected
to do the work unassisted.
A dispatch from Constantinopleu to the
st. James Gazette states that the Turkish
journals are assuming a friendly tone
towards England. Sheik Islam has pro-
hibited the ulemas from preaching in favor
of Arab Pasha.
CHATHAM, August 1.-THE second bat
talon of the Royal Irish foot, 775 strong,
left for Portsmouth on their way to Egypt
to-day. Great enthusiasm was manifested
on their departure. This. completes the
departure OF troops from Chatham. The
dispatch of men from Southampton is also
finished for the present. A squadron OF
household cavalry has been ordered to Cy-
prus to form a depot from which to forward
to the 'front.' The second army corps will
be brought to its full strength in readiness
to support the corps already abroad ii nee
essary.
ALEXANDRIA. August 11.-While Mrs
Stone was waiting for the train when leav
ing Cairo, Yakab Pasha expressed regret
that General Stone had cast his lot with
England. He begged Mrs. Stone to tell her
husband that the Egyptian army would
show how greatly it had protted by. the
twelve years CONSTRUCTION it had received
from him.
The laying of the cable between Alex
andra and Port Said has been completed.
BERLIN, August 11.-Beckel, Liebknicht
and Haizenclerer, socialists, have been con-
demned by the Leipsc court to two months
imprisonment for excessive abusive Ian
guage and insult to the Federal council.
Liebknicht and Haizenclerer are members
of the German Reichstag.
PARIS, August 11.-Havas' agency pub
fishes letter which states that the condi-
ton of Tripoli is alarming to Europeans.
Ell Habit Mohammed, who has returned to
Tripoli from Constantinople, announces
that the porte, after settling affairs III
Egypt, intends to send an army to drive
the French out of Tunis. The natives talk
OF the massacre of Christians.
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evening after the board had elected Andrew
Ifeycn president and William II. SPOTS.
wood vlcc-presldent, Mayor Branch was
called on for his report, when he refused 10
recognize the board on. the ground that II
members having even qualified. Mayor
Branch wasrcquested TO administer the oath
of office to the members of the board and
refused to do no. The law requires mem.
bers of the board to be sworn into office
within sixty days after election. Although
the board has been organized over fourteen
years, none of the members have ever been
qualified, being ignorant Of of the fact that
il was necessary TO do so. After the city
refusal the school board
was sworn into Office by j. NJ. Peasants,
or iunder, justice. of the peace.
The board, which is composed mostly, but |
not entirely, of funders, being sworn into
office. adjourned till tomorrow without
transacting further business.
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Trz5r. Aurus f1s-Adviess fron Hc-
r.s1ls. so11r.. rr5s- drts q ne 1sih. ~
tl.nt pu-ties 5us n--iFsd fron Crss. rsp1t
Aracts der-ednlirns n that sei1n e.
noH f.r-frL Orr - rnrricrs ers IN t5s
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strangcr-"I say, Mister Big Head, you seem
Biz Head-"well, yes; you sec was out
with the boys last night and got kinder mixed"
Ssrunger-"lt appears so from the looks OF
your head"
pears to be kinder 'sweled up and II 1t had .
notion to bust and the pain is terrible"
stranger" II you will get bottle Of Baley's
Saline hperient, one or two doses will put head
ON you, that your friends would recognize"
BIG Head-''Ill do any thing 10 get rid CT all
this pain and suferngn
This marvellous remedy cures those terrible head
unloeks the liver relieves constipation at once, and
gives the bile chance to 50. II has become the
popular and standard remedy for constipation, bill
iousness, sick headache, heartburn, acid stomach,
and all diseases requiring real nice and pleasant
pnrgative or physic
It never nauseates nor gripes, acts in one or two
hours and Is just so delightful and refreshing
drink, that everybody likesit.
tuncouds and oools the brain, quiets the nerves,
and is a nine qua n0a for the headache Of ladies.
II mtgates the pangs Of rheumatism and govt,
relieves kidney and urinary troubles, and pain in
the back. For dyspeptics II acts like charm, and
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merchants, clerks, mechanic, factory hands, stu
dtnts, teachers and all persons who lead closely
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coated tongue, foul BREATH loss Of appetite gen.
era slugRshness, Bailey's Saline Aperient will cure
you. Il performs better work than pills, 10 more
pleasant and palatabls and Is much cheaper in fact
Il is regular family medicine chest within ITSELF
n snsrklea and f'am1 ju1t Ike glass " soda
water, and is just as pleasant. 50 cents and cold
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WORCESTER, MASS, August 9.-The cot
ton mill at Unionvile, owned by G. l..
Truchona, was destroyed by fire yesterday.
Loss SlG0 COO.
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That First Bale.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 9.-The first
bale of new cotton received in this city was
raised by w. c. Ray, jr. 1t was sold at
public auction this morning to j. II. Clisby
Il Co. for thirty-three cents per pound. 1t
classed scant middling.
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,rown,s Blackberry & Ginger

cures Diarrhma, Dysentry, Cholera Morbus
and all arrangements Of the Stomach and
Bowels, arising from over eating or drink
ing. Sold by all druggists in Texas.
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a WoMAR's REMEDY.

At certain.ages and periods Of womAn's life, there
comes certain troubles, aches, pains and suferinss.
These complaints and irregularities ieopardEe the
girls life at sixteen, and follow up and haunt the
married woman until after the :" turn Of life"
Some have headaches swimming Of the hesf,
mental and nervous prostration. blsnehed cheeks,
bloodless lips, lfeless eyes, clouded BRAIN While
others suffer with painful Irregularities, uterine dis
placements aud ulcers. hyaterical spasms, physical
prostraton. chronic leucorrh9a chlOrosis suppfes-
sions, loss Of appetite ovarian Diseases kidney adec-
tons, etc, which in numerous epd In epleptc
cts, commissions, insanity and death. These are
generally the result Of inatteution. All females
know the class o. complaints we Allude 70. Vow,
ladies, all these troubles be averted and cured.
We have proof from thousands.
Dr. Dfomgoole's English Female Bitters viii cure
you sound and well-will make you healthy and
happy-will make you feel Ike a new woman and
no mistake. sold BY all Druggists 1t ti.Oo send
your address for copy u Dr. Dromgoole's Family
Medical Adviser, free % fhs eFicfed.
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T-OR sALE on ENCHANGE-A light rhafon.
II in rerf-rf u-dHr. been used one seasurl. for
ale. % errhEnrE ~ n c11d. rFrtls fo-se That
fhasre IN = lrrre horse n reriec-ly raliafie.
ana r.sT ne diference- y. G. sicEles. 1ci3 I'm
strest l1E-f
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Political.

SELMA, Ala, August 9.-Specials to the
Times received last night from about fifty
counties of the state show the election of
O'Neal and all of the democratic state ticket
by large majority, though much reduced
quiet, and a light vote polled everywhere.
| In the black belt the republicans were not
| organized. Many negroes voted the demo-
cratic ticket In the northern part of the
state the republicans, indepen-
dents and grcenback ticket was successful
| in many counties. Colbert, Cullman,
DeKalb, Etmore, Etowah, Lawrence, Lau-
derdale, Limesto ne, Jackson, Madison and
Morgan have all elected Independents to
the legislature. In number of counties
the democrats have been successful by only
narrow majorities, and in others an official
count will DE necessary to decide the result
Probabilities are that the democratic ticket
will not have more than 5000 majority,
and there will be at least twenty indepen-
dents in the assembly.
BosroN, August 9.-The state prohibit
tonists have nominated Charles Amy, OF
New Bedford, for governor, and John
Blackman, of Springfield, for lieutenant
governor.
INDIANApoLIs, IND, August 9.-The re-
publican state convention to-day unani-
mously renominated the present state OIL
GERS.
LYNcHBuRG, VA August 9.-The repub
lican congressional convention for the 9th
district, met in this city to-day, all coun-
ties but one being represented, and nomi-
mated David j. Woodward, of Rockingham,
for congress. The coalition convention
meets on the 10Th and the democratic on
the 3Ist inst.
RALEIGH, N. c., August "a. NJ. Scales
was to-day renominated ut Greensboro by
the democrats for congress by reclamation.
There was also a great mass meeting there.
Judge David Davis passed through Raleigh
for Fayetteville this afternoon. No politi-
cal significance attaches to his visit
TOLEDO, o., August 9.-The democrats OF
the 10Th Ohio district, in covention at San
dusky to-day, nominated Hon. Frank
Hurd, Of this city, for congress by ace anna
ton.
New YoRK, August ia Columbia,
South Carolina, special says the call for a
state convention TO meet on the 18th OF
September in that city, was issued last
night by the republican state executive
committee, which met there yesterday.
The convention is to determine whether to
nominate iull state ticket or to pledge the
support OF the republican party to the
romirees of the precnback convention,
which is called to meet on September 9TH.
RALEfGH, N. G., August ll.-William
Robbins was nominated by he democrats "a
the 7th district for congress at NadkinYille.
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We also manufacture
"GWATHMEYS IMPROVED
ECLIPSE GIN"

with Double Roller Hulling
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Richard r. Gwathmey, the
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be taken, except upon the request Of tho
governor OF n state.
Mr.. Kerr, ofcounsel for the prosecution
In the Btar.route cases, finished his argu-
ment to-day. II was for the most part n
detailed review Of facts brought out In the
course Of the'tral with regard to expedi-
ton and increase Ofpay on rou es, set forth
in the indictment. AT the conclusion Of
Mr.. Kerr's address court adjourned till
Monday.
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--47th-.-..
Popular Monthly Drawing Of tie


Thursday, Aug. 31st, 1882.
- These drawings occur monthly (sundays az
ttTtedl undcr PROVISIONS OF an act Of the Cen
ersl Assembly OF KENNEDY.
The United States Circuit Court on March t1st
rendered the following decisions.
1ft-That the Commonwealth Disfri hutirn
Cornnauy IL legal
2ni-Its drawings ere fair.
y. B-The Company has now on hand iarze
reserve fu11 Resf carefully The LIST q prisss
Cor
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'Uof
Have on hand a.
COTTON GINS,
FEEDERS AND
CONDENSRRs,

made this season, with two
brush belts and all the latest
boxed ready for
immediate shipment. Any of
the regular sizes shipped the
day the order is received. No
delay. Prices as heretofore
published. Send for circular.
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CT SIP.

Mrs. Margaret Pfeifer, of St. Clair county
ILL.,, has 50 grandchildren.
The great Rachel was the first lmperson-
ator of Adrienne over 30 years ago.
DIR. Palisa has discovered fourtplanets al
ready this year, making 224 in all that are
known to astronomers.
Bayard Taylor's mother sent to the New
York silk exhibition beautiful skein of silk,
spun by her own hands.
Two sons of Garibaldi's daughter There
sta, wife of Gen. Canzio, are named Abra-
ham Lincoln and John Brown.
Miss Pacheco, daughter of the California
Congressman, carries the medal given to the
best lawn tennis player in Washington.
Some Berlin naturalists have been dining
on scrambled snakes eggs, and they say that
this delicacy taste like mashed potatoes.
The old Baroness husband has changed
his name once more. This tine he is Will
liam Lehmen Asemead Bartlett Burdett-
Coutts.
"Soul meets with soul an instant's ray
Can forge chain no time can sever
Through life, through death, by night and
day,
Thus meeting once, they meet forever"
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The New Braunf.ls Trouble.

Mr.. George H. Schmidt, sheriff of Coma
county, called in to give correct statemen,
of the trouble at New Braunfels between him,
self and County Judge Koebig.
Judge Koebig made some remarks defoga-
tory Of the family of Sheriff Schmidt during
the festivities of the X. OF H. These remarks
were repeated to Schmidt by Mr.. Charles Sea,
baugh. Mr.. S. was requested by several per.
sons not to pay any attention to Koebig's re-
marks, because it would cause the occasion to
be marred by very unpleasant affair, Koebg
was informed that his remarks had been re.
peated to Schmidt, and came to town mex,
day with a double barrel shot gun,
and even while presiding over the county
commissioners court had self. cooking pisto
lying on his desk and carried the same with
him to the hotel. where Schmidt met him,
and upon being asked to retract his remarks
made a motion to draw his pistol, when
Schmidt attacked him. When Koebig cried
out that he had enough he desisted from fur
Their attack. A good many remarks have
been made in regard to this affair and the
sheriff has been accused of making an attack
from the rear, which he declares to be false
This difficulty reflects seriously upon the
peaceable character of the law abiding com
munity in which it happened, both officers
being the most prominent Of the county.
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A New POstma St6r.

Freie Presse June TO-.
The President yesterday, nominated Jas. P.
Newcomb as postmaster, at San Antonio, in
place of Msnning; the senate will undoubt-
eddy confirm the appointment.
This is the first ray of light that falls into
the darkness of federal appointments. Until
now federal Offices were but sinecures in this
part of the country for the favorites of repub-
iican senators of the north and west. Our
republicans werei nored by the administration;
officials thus appointed were political
utilities and obstacles to all political
organic alton, while we had to contend
against the whole bourbonistic state patronage
they sent antagonistic elements among US
from Washington. The appointment of Mr..
Newcomb gives hope that this system has
been discarded. 1t has the full acquiescence
of all republicans of the west. What we want
is active republicans in federal positions, and
Mr.. Newcomb occupies an honorable place
among them. 1t will not be necessary for US
to congratulate him for he knows that his ap-
pointment meets our entire approval.