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REPRESENTATION.

VA HEREAS, BY AN ORDER OF THE BOARD
Wv OF Supervisors Of Sacramento county, made
in conformity with Section 1904 of the Political
Code, and entered of record on the 9th day OF De-
cember, 1881 caEceling all names then on the Great
Register Of said county, and requiring reregistra
ton Of the voters therein all persona entitled to
be registered as voters in said county are hereby
notified TO present themselves at the Office of the
County Clerk in the Courthouse at the city Of Sac
ramento, for such registration
Sacramento, December TO- 1881.
THOMAS II. BERKEY,
do II County Clerk.
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FHg GREAT ENGLISH REkEDI

8 q never-faillng Cure
or Nervous Debility,Ex.
hausted Vitality, Sem.
nal Weakness, Spe,
matorrhea, L9ss MsH.
h 90 d, Impoten cy,
Paralysis, and all Il Q
terrible effects Of Sc I,
abuse, youthful iolli.t
and excuses In mature
years-such IS Loss q
Memory, Lassitude, Nos.
surnal Emission, Aver.
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Sacramento 6 PlaGGrVillG Railroad.
9 Isl rs -
, and Ar,er Wednesday. March 2, 1851.

VE1 UNI" ENfFVH ''NUHNbUHJf N n Nt1 fNNEe
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
Trains will run between Sacramento and Folsom, az
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Or. q. L. SIMEfcHs.

MO. 212 STREET. BETWEEN SECOND AND
IN Third, Sacramento.
70 TO 1oA.K.l
II to Up NJ
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NOTICE !

A MES, EARLE & CO., "THE PLUMBERS
"a have placed TELEPHONE in their Office
thus enabling Friends and Customers to order
PLUMBING ard GAS-FITTING by TELEPHONE.
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MANUFACTURER OF ROAD sCRAPERS
WI Iron Doors, Jail Cells, Shutters, Railings,
Gratings, Homework and Blacksmithing in general,
No. $50 street, between Fifth and Sixth. Seconds
hand Doors for sale. fe22-4pH
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UAs REMOVED HIS OFFICE AND RESI-.
l. dence to DR.. G. L. Simmons Building, J
street, between Second and Third. Office hours: g
to A. NJ, IL A. to P. NJ. and TO p. n. ml2tf
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San Franoisco Meat MarRet.

Following rates for whole carcasses from
slaughterers to dealers:
BEEf-Prime. sI@oc; medium grades, 6aelc;
inferior, 54a53e q h.
yEAL-Large calves, Sc; small ones, s@1ec 9 d.
MUTroN-Wethers are auotable at 749sc, and
ewes 6l@71c @ II, according to quality.
LA&B-Quotabe at l2i@15c q n.
PoRK-live hogs, esd65c for hard, and 5lt655s
for soft; dressed do s5a9c . n for hard grain
Hogs.
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G TARTLHMC
0DISCCVERYI

victim Of youthful imprudence causing
Premature Decay, Nervcus Debility. Lost Man
hood. etc having tied in vain every known
remedy, has discovered simple self cure which
he will send FREE to his feliow-sufferers al
Df7r-vtrt, =
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Eastern and FOREIGN Markets.

EASTERN and Foreign Markets.
New YORK, March 18th.
RREApsTUFFs = Flour is dull and Wheat il
strong, latter at 81 25al 81 q bushel
WooL-Caiifornia is steady at 12@14c for fail bur
ry, and 15e20c for clean fall; spring bury, 15@
lsc; clean spring, 2o@a5c pulled, 2o@42c.
HDss-California are quiet at 22i@23c.
CHICAGO, March 18th.
WHRAr-a1 34I for April
CoRN-66lc for May.
PoRK-Sl6 So bid for April.
LARD-Sl0 so for April.
short ribs.
LIVERPOOL, March 18th.
WHEAT California spot lots are heavy at 9s 81 to
9S lid. Cargo lots are heavy and inactive. The
rates AS Sd for just shipped, 46s Cd for nearly
due and Ais TO Ats Cd for off coast.
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innaA, E,., rY1s rh,s Grea,

4 Il as u r e n !
IStren 9Th enin q
Remedy and Sers e
TONIC Is the legi.i-
innate result Of over &c
, years Of practical ey-
perience, and CURES
WITH U EFAILik G
| CERTAINTY Nervor c
and Physical DEBILITY,
/ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT per
mattorrh1a, Emissions,
Impotency, Exhauste
Vitality prarnafrI-e Nc.
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ROOT. ALEX. NklLSoN }, pRiSC0L
ROOT. NELSON a CO.,
JAMES Mcguire,

TNIoN FoUNDRY-IRoN AND BRASS
Founders and Machinists, Front street, be-
tween and O. Castings and Machinery of every
description made to or1eI. fe244pln
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GuARLEs e. PINKuAw, NJ. D.,

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
4 Office, Seventh and J streets lover Acker'
mans). Residence, corner Twelfth and IL streets,
Sacramento, Cal. Hours-office, to 4, and to 8
p NJ; Residence till 8 A. NJ. fe16h
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CURED AT HOME.

Persons at distance may be cured at home by ad.
dressing letter to DIR. GIBBON stating case, symp-
toms, length Of time tie disease has continued and
have medicines promptly forwarded. free from
with full and plsin directions. By incloaing ter
dollars In registered letter. through the Postofce,
or through Wells, Fargo Co., package Of medicine
will be forwarded to any part Of the Union Please
s.y YOU saw this advertisement In the REcoap.
Us,oS. Address, DR. J. F. GIBBON,
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4 'SSAYER AND CHEMIST, No 5lT STREET
"a Sacramento, Cal. All Assays and Cheucs
Analysis accurstely carried out at short notice and
moderate rates Mining Property Sold and Gold
Purchased Instructions given in Blow. pipe Assay
ing. (SKSp FOR CIRcULAR.) m24plm
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e. you are almost worn out don't give up,
but take Kidney-Wort and it will give you
new lifs
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Destruction by Fire.

MEMPHIS March 13th.-At Llano, Llano
an t two grown daughters had gone to church,
leaving Mrs. Mary Benson, aged S., and
gra 1dmother Of Hodges, at heme in charge
of the smaller children, Mrs. Benson being
an invalid. When Hodges and his family
returned they found the house burned and
the charred remains of Mrs. Benson and the
children in the ashes. A span of horses were
missing from the premises, showing that the
work was that of robbers and murderers
Mr.. Hodges lost $500 either by the fire or
robbery.
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HOBBY q syI,Tn,
Z. l.. BILLINGS q co.

DEAIERs IN CHIMNEY PIPE, SEWER PIPE,
~ Drain Tile, stoneware Crockery, Glassware
Majohcaware Decorated and Plain Flower Pots
etc No. Sl7 Jstreet Sacramento Cal ml-iplm
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NV York, March 13sh.-The Star pub
fishes the following: cit is stated in re-
spousibls' quarter that the letter written to
Chase By Garfield, touching R,secrans. re-
Gently made public, was given out by Jacob
W. Schucks. Schucks now lives in New
York city. At the time Chase was Secretary
of the Treasury he (Schucks) lived in Ohio
and was appointed from that State by Chase
to 81. eco cleIkship. Subsequently he be-
came Chase's private secretary. 1t Is also
said that he has other letters bearing on the
removal of Rosec7ans written by Garfield,
which will be made public at an early day. !"
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Seminal Weakness.

Seminal Emissions, the
consequence ofself-abuse.
This solitary vice or de.
pravad ae,yf1aI
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f. FOSTER.
1856. f
LOUIS sLOss .s co..

DooKBNDER, PAPER-RULER AND BLANK.
Id Book Manufacturer, No. $40 Js:reet, between
Third and Fourth, Sacramento. fe2o4pi
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The subscriber desires call he attention q lawyers authors,
business generally throughout tho Wet the facilities
the VALLEY PRESS for dong thoroughly good printing
He will maintain the eminent reputation lon; attached the
house Tts Of elegant and et printing gsss<s
tAI Tat which disagresabie q add hand Address
II. A. WEAVER, ST J ST., Sacramento; al.
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DIR. HATCH,

OFFICE, 81 ] sTREET-oFFIcE HOURS:
A. NJ, and 1890 to Pm milf
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RAILROADS, sTEAl.ITgRg. ETC.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAp.
OVERLAND TICKET ePFECE;
OAKLAND FERRY, FOOT or MARKET STREET

Commencing saturday, June 4, 1881,
AND UNTIL FURTHER NorIcs,
TsAlN ASD BOATS WILL LSkYE SACRAMENTO
AS FoiLoSs:
h:5N 4. M.mntsndays excepted -Aecommo
Redding.
9.aa A. M.~tDaily]-C. P R,nigrant Train to
s.aA 4. M.-paily)-c. P. Pacific Express, via
ss%V Benicis, for san Francisco
/ Ek,ASA A. Nor as sooR thereafter as prae-
AV'VV ticabe-Sundays excepted Steamer for
San Francisco, touching AZ al way ports
on the Sacramento river.
gg.oa 4. u.-(Sundays exccpsed) Passenger
hh'oO Train for Woodland. Williams and VII.
! lows
5e A. Mo oSD:s. =. San a.. E,2s s p rs'ss
Train for lone and 81 IAthrop with the s p
Atlantic Express for Madeira, Newhan
! (San Buenayentura and Santa Barbara
| Los Angeles, Yuma, MsFicops (Prescottl
! Tucson Benson ClombSSone), Deulng
n. NJ for A. T. 4 $. F. K. RI aud
Rogers (El Pasol lss6 mfcs from San
Francisco. Connecting also 81 Niles for
0.0A p. M.~(Danyy- Oregon Express TO.
S'oO Marysvilc. Chico. Red Bluff and Redding
| Portland. 0regonl
0,sA r. M.~{Daily}-Passcngcr Train for Col
WV fax and way Stations.
$3.50 Fam Va ssseis Francisco Passenger
A.tS p. M.-(Dailyl-Locsl Train to Iathrop,
t' tO connecting with S. p Emigrant Tram
for Deming.
e.lS p. M.-(Sundays execpted) Passenger
V'Ao Train for Woodland and Knights Land
ing.
SsSs z. M.-(Daily)-C. P. Atlantic Express
t'ec for Colfax. Reno Carson sud Frgiuia),
Battle Mountain (Austin), ra!isade
(Eureksl, Ogden, Omaha and East.
A n. TowNE. General Superintendent
7. II. GOODMAN. .Gen'l Pass'r aud Ticket Agent
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DIR, A. E. BEUNE.
,R, WALLACE A. BRrGGs

HRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
W Berlin, Germany. Office and residence, 521 j
street. between Fifth and Sixth Sacramento Office
hours to IL A. M, to S and to P NJ ml3tf
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Under our extensive arrangements we can make
payments in any town or village in Germany, Aus
sria, Hungary, France, Switzerland, Italy, Polish
Russia, Denmark, Sweden and Norway, sending the
money into the very house of the party who is to
raceive IL m11-B
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H. H. AwILLIAMs II. p sHULIE.
McWsLLIAMS & Shuttle,
HOPE IRON WORKS, FRONT STREET, BE.
Il tween and j. Machinery and castings made
to order fe4-4p1m
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
DR.. GIBBONS DISPEHSARY,
sas Kearnv street San Francisco.

Established In 1854 for
the treatment Of Sexual
and Seminal diseases
such asGonorrhea, elect,
Structures, Syphilis in eli
its forms, Semina. Weak i.
ness, Impotency, Skin
Diseases, ETC., pe,ma-
nently cured orno charge.
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r. Il. MCFARLAND

A TT0RNEY-AY-LAW- OFFICE, NORTHEAST
IN corner of ] and Second streets. Residence, II
street. between Fifteenth and Sixteenth. fee-4p1m
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AvESGING THE BANDIT lAMEy.
Frank James organizing n Gang or Dex.
'pcrndoc* with N urtlcrous Intent,

'pcrhuocA Will hMurtlcrOuS Intent,
KANSAS CRY, April 2G.-Facts have re-.
Gently been nnearlhel which positively
establish the theory that Frank James is at
tho head OF II movement Which has for its
aim the determination OF all whose names
are associated with the dea.l, OF his brother
Jesse. Frank I'asscd through Atrhison, the
other day, going southwest, having four
People With him. On the same day
Mrs. Jesse James went to Kansas Civ.
Yesterday Frank returned from n mys.
tcrious visit, followed by his pals. til.
gang Of which Frank James will now take
the lead is taken from that section of the
country i'll the Missouri bottoms which
produced Polk Wells, Bill Norris. Jim
Doushtery, John fomirry, and many 9th.
ers, composed "f the same class and nate
rial having for lis purpose the aveng-
ing OF the death of Jesse Jumcs and other
iawiess deeds. 70 this gang will be added
lew tried mountain outlaws whom Frnk
james picked up during Il residence Of
some time in New Mexico Oh asn,all sheen
ranch. One OF Jesse Jalnes's old partners
says: Robert and Charles Ford are never
10 ENJOY q moments peace, no matter what
the advice or assurance from Governor
Grlttenden. These brothers begin where
Jesse james left of. They will be hunted
and bounded US persistcntly US he was.
Were the reward they are supposed to OBJ.
tam twenty times $4,000, it will not pur-
chase one days rest, one peaceful meal. or
blessed night. These boys are not alone to
be removed, but all informants aud wit
nesScs. -,
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The Case Of SerEcnul Nixon.

WAsulSGroS, April 26.-In the Sergeant
Mason case, before the United States su.
preme Court, to-day. Solicitor General
Phillips made IN argument OF abodta half
hour, Tor the respondent. He took much
the same ground rs did Mr.. Gardner yes.
ter.lay, holding that the Court Martial hud
full jurisdiction to try Mason uhder tl,emr-
tices Of war, and that its punishment was
not excessive, ii army discipline is to be
maintained Mr.. Lydde closed the arsn-
mcnt for the defence. He maintained
that the supreme court ha.l original juris-
distion 10 review the case, but that, if this
was denied, it certainly had appellate ju-
risdiction. He had applied TO the District
Supreme court Tor writ Of habeas corpus
and, it having been denied, the casc came
before the supreme court, Just us ii the
writ hud been denied by the United States
Circuit court. Tho court then took the case.
The court will, on next Friday, adjourn
until the eighth OF May, when it will as
semble to deliver opinions before the I'D
journing OF the term.
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The Philadelphia Iron Nnrkct.

PHILADELPHIA, April 26.-Thc iron mar
ket is stronger in tone and inquiries are i'm
proving. Orders can be placed at quota
tions ruling for four weeks past, excepting
in few inferior grades, which have been
selling under the market. The possibility
Of higher price Of fuel and labor helps TO
harden prices. Good foundry is moving
quietly Mt s24 90 at furnace; mill s2o so;
those selling below these figures not being
desirable. A more favorable outlook stimu-
'ates hope. Bessemcr is quoted at
S24 ooa25 co. Sales Of twenty-five thou
sand tons were effected, and, in view Of
lower freights, further negotiations are be-
ing had. Muck bar lluctuatcs between sll
and s43, with increased takinss. Last
weeks business in blooms was above the
average. Merchant bar is Quoted at Csc,
but orders for nearly six hundred tons were
placed late in the week at ubout9.7c. Sell
ers show more tirmpess, in consequence OF,
first, improving demand, and second, pos
sibilities that the summer supply will be be.
low the demand. Structural iron spcciGca-
tlons arc coming in freely, and quotations
are iirm at &c to sc for angles.
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DESTRUCTIVE cOHFI.AGKArIONs.

MILWAUKEE, April 2G-The Milwaukee
Association company's brewery is on iirc,
It will probably be burned to thc ground,
No estimate Of loss can yet be made.
HAnIlsnunG, Pa, April 2G.-Dcs,ructiyc
forest fires are burning on the Blue Noun.
tain and in the heavy timbcrland along
the base OF the mountain. Many acres Of
TIMBER are being swept away, and heavy
losses will cnsue. The fire was started by
carclcss hunters.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, April H6.-Yhe
Ga;t'te.s special from Searcy, Ark, saws ::
At ha!f.past 3,oclock this morning Il fire
broke out in John \. Louis's grocery, aud
was soon beyond control. A whole block
was destroyed. l.oss-Hcssy 4 Watkins,
genera! merchants, Sl2,006, insurance,
$1,000; T.. }. Gentry 4 Son, grocers, $4,000
insurance, $500; CARMEL Bros, ware.
house, $1,000 insurance, $1,000; ]. r. Rim.
ley, shoe shop, $500, insurance, $3.50; JOHN
a. Love, grocer, $1,000, insurance, $500;
Reeds picture gallery, $500, no insur.
aHnIce; pat,crson's brick building, $1,000
Ihe burned block was owned BY, Trabue
q Co., Of Louisville; loss, 81, 200; insured.
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the beginning Of his speccl, Gladstone 70.
lerred 10 the proposal that Il nigh. DO The
duty OF tho Government 10 Introduce the
present session Tor the direct purpose OF
maintaining peace over Ireland.
"TIIE CONCORD SAGE,"
H"fph Waldo Emerson GrnduRtty Grow.
lnE Weaker nnd Wcnkcr.

BosroS, April 2G.-Rulph Waldo Emer.
son., ut Concord, is gradually growing
weaker, mud his dcatll Is apprehcnded nj
M early hour.
lMr. Emerson has nearly completed the
seventy'ninth year Of his ngc, having been
born Nlay e5, 1903. lle has not suffered
mucil in general health for many years, but
during the past year ho has been
failing slowly. To visitor who called
upon him last July he said: II am clad to
see you, yet fear can do little. l can
only disappoint those who como to SEQ me.
find Il nm losing myself, and I
wander away from tho matter
tlIat | have in mind. I cannot say
much. When begin lose myself. And
so when my friends come to sec inc run
nway, inslehd Of going to meet them, that
| may not make them suffer. Mr. health
is good enough. But when ones wits
begin to fail, It is time for the heavens
to open and take him away" This
was said during a brict conversation and
with broken voice, and it was then cyi.
dent that agc was casting shadow upon
his memory and slowly chilling his facul-
ties. Ills step, however, was still active,
and there was no perceptible change III
his placid and inscrutable countcnance.-
ED.]
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LETTER FROM GEN, GRAST,

Wltb Ono Exception he hns Not RECON-.
Mcndcd Amy Person for Official TlUcc.
WAsHIScToS, April GA letter was re-
ceived here, a few days ago, by IN appli-
cant for position, from Gen. Grant, in re-
ply to II request for his endorsement, in
which Gen. Grant says that he has not re-
commended any one for Office, re-
Gently, unless his opinion has
been requested by the President
or some member OF his Cabinet. lie had
made but one exception to this rule and
that was in the case Of an army appoint.
ment, which, if the best interests Of service
and justice to great services had been done,
would have been made years ago. He did
not intend in the future to suggest or in.
terlcre in the slightest degree with federal
appointments.
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CONGREGATIONAL Proceedings.

WASHINGTON, April 26.-rn the Senate
the Chinese bill, rs passed by the House,
was considered, without any action.
In the House the contested election case
OF Lynch vs.. Chalmers, from the shoe
strong district Of Mississippi, was consider
ed. Mr.. Moore, Of Tennessee, fayorins the
seating Of Lynch, colored. lilo strongly
protested against the shiliy shally, milk
sop policy Of the managers OF the Repub.
lican party in the House.
lie insisted on vigorous policy
in regard to the contested election cases,
warning his party friends that, unless
they did simple justice, and
that soon, to the Republican
contestants, who Ind almost literally
fought their way to the doors oo this
House, the 4sth Congress would
be in the hands OF round majority OF
bourbon democrats. The matter then went
over until tomorrow. Adjourned.
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FOREIGN NOTES by CABLE,

Sr: PETERSBURG, April 26.-Mnnv shops
ana houses belonging to the Jews were
burned last night ut Kamnetz. The dam.
age is 100000 roubles.
BERLIN, April 2G.-The police dissolved
large meeting Of tobacco traders, called
to protest against the tobacco monopoly
scheme, on the ground that it was tumult.
uous.
Bismarck appealed against tile judy.
ment Of the district court ut Ilirschiield,
Sllesia, which lately acquitted Bunsen OF
the chargc OF slandcrins him.
LoNDoS, April oG.-The race for two
thousand guincas ut Newmarket WIS won
by Shotover. There were IS starters, Ior.
lizards Gerald did not run; he WIS scratch
ed this morning. The Prince of Wales
stakes were won by Maskclyne..
Darwin's funeral and intermcnt took
place III the Westminster Abbey to.dpy,
The collin was covered with wreath, of
flowers. The pail bearers were the Duke
Of Argyll, Lord Derby, Professor Huxley,
Sir Joseph Hooker and others.
Lord Salisbury, Sir Charles Dixie. Sir
Rutherford Alcock, Mr.. Mundell, Right
Hon. Edward Gibson, Thomas Burt Prof.
Tyndall, Herbert SPENCER. Vice Chancellor
Evans and Prof. Jewett, the last two being
members Of the dcpuiniion representing
the University Of Oxford, were present at
the funeral service, besides many deputa.
tions from learned societies. The anthem
sung was specially composed ior the occa.
sion.
BradlaugG brought suit against the As.
slstant Sergeant.nt.Arms OF the Commons
for ajeciing him from the lobby during tho
last session, and also began suit against the
new delegate NJ. +, for maintenance.
Miss llunnah Reynolds arrested some
time ago for her conspicuous advocacy OF
mo rent, was ngAin arrested Yesterday on
charge Of intimidation and senteuc:d IN
six months Imprisonment.
LONDON, April 2G..-In the House Of
Common, Gladstone said that the govern.
ment could not support q sccoud readino
Of the Parnel lnnd bill. . The land
act, he said, might not he disturbed hut
this opinion did not apply to the purchase
and arrears clause. The latter clause ccr,
tainly fell short OF its object and should
be legislated upon early tho present sea.
sion. The government would approach ,hc
question impar,ial!y, listening to tho suc.
gestions ofall qualified persons, and scttlinr
the question eittctually. Gladstone praise !
the system for settling arrears, ske,chcd in
the Ir'ssi biis and said he knew that many
landlords thought the settlement should
he compulsory. Hc considered that reiiej
should tAke the form OF gift, and notn loan
G'adstonestated TINT lie saw in the irisi, bii
the iirst CLEAN OF hope on the dark subject
!le approved of the application of liz
Irish church surplus fund for aiding ten
ants IN arrears, but he feared that the iunt
was not large enough for the purpose. A
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"ALsENsvllLr, LEWIS County, ". VA,
aP'l N.-lhegr"at prospects, that we had,
NOeF wheat crop arc NIL banished, owing
% dc late severe irosts. Our wheat crop
VII! be slim. There was q great acreage oi
SAsa'' that had the third joint on it, that
y a'' gone; 1t now rests fiat OF the earth,
more or less, All the wheat in this county
IS eadty damaged; some OH the north hill
n'des Is not hur, 50 badly
AeSsFs. Smith and leunaes, from C,arls.
paFs' nave purchased great amount Of
pop poplar logs in the upper end OF this COUNTY
winch they intend to run down in the
spring, when the water rises, - '''
upshur countyis again BOOMING ovor tno
railroad question. lfheryood neon,. ~. =,
aa'', a railroad, now is their chance. Thew nav
ne never have the same opportunity AGAIN. nn'
We e vii! soon know what thcy,wi d. s'
;, o"r farmers arc all busy preparing for
'hesF spring crops. Wheat is now .r1l;uc
Ms' %; corn at 81 %; oats at 60 cents an'l
very scarce at that price.
More of ouryoung, lusty and robus, bov,
must, mns,"Se up the grubbins hoe, or the good
record o' Our county vii! 20 down,