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CAREY SHOT DEAD.
The I.forner Killed By Peliow.Passen.
ger on steamer Between Capetswn
and Port Elizabeth.
Intense Excitement in England Over the
Repert-The Feeling In Dublin and
New York.

LONDON, July 30.-Intelligence has just
former in the Preaix Park murder css=s, was
sho. de nd yestsrda ay on the steamship Melrose,
while abe was between Capetown and Port
Elisabeth. The deed was committed by .
feliow-passenger named ODonneiI. O'Dou-
nell took passage here by The ste eamship K m
more Castle. which left Dartmouth on the
9th instant for Capetowp, where she transfer-
red her passengers, who were destined to
Port e ixabeth, Natal and other coast ports,
to the steamship Melrose. The report OF The
shooting of Carey caused intense excitement
in West End, London, and the House of
Commons.
Epening.-Latsr sdvices about the killing
Ian ling from the Melrose at Point Eliz abetb.
ODonneli, bis slayer, is 10 custody. The
government had taken special and expensive
measures to protect Carey.
Ii appears that O'Donneli dogyed Carey
from London. Both sailed on the steamer
Kenmore Cssile. The Daily Tsleqaph says
Tue government have little douht mat Carey
was followed from Dublin. They believe
that the Fsnians had taken the
most elaborate measures to pre-
vent his escape. According to the
latest accounts, the murder occurred at ses.
Carey was not killed outright, bus died Short
ly after he was shot. ODoDneIl snrreu-
dered himself quietly. He was placed in
irons and handed over TO the police when the
Melrose arrived at Port EGzt beth.
REJOICING AT DUBLIN.
DUBLIN, July 30.-The Netos ssys: flames
Carev's ceaih caused MANY erhihitinpa of
delight on the streets here"
A large crowd gathered tonight in front
of James Careys late residence, cheering be
cause the informer had been killed.
Carey was travelling under the name ol
Pow.r. His family we're with him,
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This disease, says "Medicus," in the New
York Times W as prominently brought forward
10 1856 ia the Pupi aub, or northwestern dis
trict of Hiudostau. Al Mean Nicer, on Au-
gust 6 b, cholera appeared smoug the En-
ropean troops, NUMBERING 1892 men, with
495 csses and 265 deaihs. 90 August 16 h
prisoner was al nitted 10 the iail hospital at
Lahore with diarrhea of y choleraic charac.
ter. On the 10th it appeared among the coz
victs, with 367 cases and 183 deaths during
the following month, This epidemic did
not extend further north into the Ptshawur
circle, bat in October and November cases
of fever assumed very severe form. The
men were suddenly seiz-d with pursiug aud
vomiting, accompanied by cramps 10 the
hands and legs; the discharges We. al fret
fscal, but rapidly became bloody and dysen-
teric, and sometimes consisted entirely Of
pure blood with little mucu'. Dr.. Bradford
says these CASES were generally admitted into
hospital in ate Of collspse, and in some
inst tances there was no secretion from the
kidneys Tue fe lures were shrunken and
the lips livid. These cases, if not choler1.
60 nearly resemble it that many officers re-
turned tbs m as sucS. Bot. though the symp-
toms are very alarming at fret, many cases
get we'll unless attended with disesss Of the
liver. Mach smara says it is very necessary
10 bear these facts in mind, for he has no
doubt that in many parts of India cases of
this kind which are doubtless due to III.
malaria poisoning have been attributed TO
cholera. Dr.. ResD, senior medical officer al
the Audsmau Islands, off the co,st OF Hir-
dostan, also fully illustrates the iiea. He
writes: "The cases to which / refer hap
pened in patients who came under treatment
at the end of the year aud had peculiar fea
iures which gave ther, great resemblance
to cholera. They we're generally admitted
from some feverish locality or had been EN-
ployed in works OF an unheaItb char
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The jsttiea hsysng prevei Triumphant,
the Ci.einnsti Commercial is now directing it's
attacks upon Pun Point. There, it says,
the com@ifsipners propose 10 drive sticks in
the sand and lash them together with willow
matt M. Willow mating ID evidently not a
kind Of string or rope with which sticks
sisndiog out of The gcouud can be it'd to-
gether. Such s'atement lsais TO the doubt
whether thoss weo make il kno~ any more
about Plum Point III IN they knew about the
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Ar lheir o,nrenlion 10 virgins !,

Al their Convention 10 Virginis las; week,
the Democrats Of that State pledged them
selves to the continued support of lhs public
schools until every child, OF whatever color,
has the benefit Of free educstiou. While
favoring separate school organizations as far
as possible, the Democrats pledge themselves
TO give tae colsrsd people for their schools
all the preferences and privileges enjoyed by
the whites, including colored trustees and
teachers, and 10 make 70 discrimination in
the distribution of school funds on account
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POSTAL POINTS.
ESo ~ GSiN ..
l NUMBER OF PosTMAsTERs APPOINTED 1
THE PRESIDENT.

IhE fhfslDENT.
WASHINGTON, July 30-The President
sppo nted the following postmasters: Lapan-
dai S Garrison, Dallas, Tex, vice Amos A.
Waite, suspended; Hibben s. Corwin, Peru,
Ill, uice S,musl s. Smith, deceased; Harris
w. Rankin, III mps;ead, Tex, vice H. L.
R4nkio, deceased.
1t he's bsen virtually decided to recon.
missiou Hays, the present incumbent of the
ST. Louis postofice.
Before lesvin Washington the President
and Postm mss,er General Gresham decided
upon the names OF number OF gentlemen
who will re appointed posm ss,ers at
Presidential ffie-s duripg the Presidents ab-
senoe, the blansa saving been gned and left
sith the postoffise authorities for the pur-
pose.
Postmaster G.nsral Gresham will not re-
turn to WssDin ton mill next Saturday
He will 60 as lar as Chicago with the Presi.
Dental party,
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, July 30.-In The Commons Glad
stone said before action was taken regarding
the second Suez canal, the House should
have an opportunity of expressing its opinion
on the suhj ct. The government, he raid,
desired merch ants aud shippers TO have am
pie time 10 consider the mater. The govern
ment does not intend the early renewal OF
negouations, as it is hopeless TO consider the
4as-,ioa f.irly 90 Iorg as IL is entangled 10
politics.
Northcote (Conservative) moved an ad
dress to the Queen, praying that in any ne
gotistions rel alive TO the Suez Canal she will
deciine to recognize any claim Of the Sufz
Canal Company to such smooopoly as would
exclude other undertakings designed for the
purpose Of opening q way between the Med
iterranesn and Red Seas.
The motion was received by the Tory men,
bers with loud cheers.
the motion, which he said was not Of party
character. He wished to do nothing 10 dis
credit the government. He only asked that
the House express such an opinion As would
relieve them from the embarrassment arising
from the practical recognition of the monop-
oily Of the Suez Canal Company by some
members of the government.
Norwood (LIberaD offered an amendment
declaring il undesir ssle TO PREJUDICE the &C
tion OF the government, and that the House
declins1 to discuss resolutions concerning
further negotiations on the proceedings In
connection with the canal.
Glsdsione, amid great applause, cordially
supported Norwood's amendment.
Dodson said the government would cou-
slider the subject of appointing a COMMITTEES
| on cattle diseases next session. He was re-
ceiving, he said, definite reports regarding il
from ine American government and from
| British consuls abroad.
4 ,Northcote's motion was rejected and Har-
| woods motion, in the nature Of an amend
ment, was adopted-2S2 to 1S3, the Par.
nellites not voting.
Gladstone maintained that the late gov.
ernment was aware, when it boughtehe SUE
canal shsree, that De Lesseps claimed rights
| even more exclusive than he does now. The
passage of Sir Stafford Northcote's motion
he said, would greatly reduce the govern
ment's sauguine hopes of coming to an agree
ment on the canal question. The House o
| Commons would not be bound BY any
opinions of the executive. He declared il
would be useless to pronounce an opinion OF
the subject, which would probably have te
be settled in the courts of Egypt.
II. G. Childers, Chancellor of the Ex
chequer, said he was confident that befor,
nony months or years the government woult
succeed iu making a satisfactory agreemen
with regard 10 the canal.
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THE strike ELSEWHERE.

New YORK, July 80. -rnere is lirlle new
10 the tel grspn var. Tne threatened strike
Of the railroad operators has not been ordered
yet. FIVE M IL nbers OF the Brotherhood ~
iuEned to their desks this mornng ia New
York, two st Mootresl and one esch It
Raleigh, n. G, and Richmond, Va. Business
at the Wrslern Un'on eff e was cleared issi
night, aad Is now moving promptly. Tne
strikers are still firm, and express Confidence
az aucoaas
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CARaiER-PieEoEs are tDmetin -e;z-d by
birds Of prey. The Germaus h4va aiopted
teaiing The sagsoiods mssseogers against at
tacks from bird oi prey. They f.st-n to the
tail feathers compact sys m OF re' ds, eight
or ten 10 lumber, not wiz shieg over a grain
or two, which in the passage OF the pigeon
Rrough The air, emits woistliUg sou d,
= enough 10 scare The would-be dspeeda-
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FOREIGN FLAsrES.

DURBAN, July 3O.-It is denied that Dabal-
manz', brother Of CeteWsyo, has been killed.
BERLIN, July 30.-The Crown Prince of
Austria will attend the maneuvers of the
German army.
LONDON, July 30.-Amount Of bullion
gone into the Bank OF Eugland on balance
to-day, 700.
vienna, July 30.--August 18th is fixed
for the opening of the International Elec-
trical Exhibition.
NUREMBERG, July 3O.-At the chess con.
gress here Wnawer won the fret prize,
Blackburn second and Mason third.
LONDON. July 30.--An explosion occurred
in a mine at Cottoninetta, Sicily. Thirty
five miners out of seventy we're killed.
81. PETERSBURG, July 30.-One hundred
and eighty houses have been destroyed BY FIRE
10 the towa of semerov, government of
Nizai Novgorod.
BERLIN, July 30.-Ne ministers will be
present at the interview between the EN-
peror OF Germany aud the Emperor of Aus
tria at Ischl, August 7ib.
LONDON, July 30-Ferry, the man who
left Dover at o'clock Saturday morning on
q floating tricycle. with the intention of cross
ing the EoglIsh channel, arrived safely at
Calais n 5 O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
BRE,1EN, July 30.-The Senate has issued
an order TO all captains Of vessels arriving
from America with picked pork % part
cargo to notify the custom authorities of the
90 usntity they have on board under pain oil
800 marks fine for neglect 10 do %.
LONDON, July 30.-Special dispatches to
| the London papers state that the sortie by
| the French In Tonquir, on the l9 b instant,
when 1000 of the enemy were killed, was
% sde from Namdinh, and not from Il snock
as stated in the report sent from Tonquin io
| the French Minister OF Marine.
GENEVA, July 30.-At . meet Of Social:
| ist Wof km,p, violent speeches we're 20 sde sun.
mouipg the State TO provide employment ior
workmep. The assembly sferwsrd proceeded
/ 10 the Town hall, but the officials refused &c
receive the depuia.ion, whereupon The leader
of the procession unforied red flag. 81,
and several others were arrested.
CoHsrAHTIRoPLE, July 30.-W. Yudham
British Charge d'Afsires, and Gep. WalIace
American Minister, maintain their opposi
tion to the proposed pstent law, The Turk
ish government offered Gen. Walisce th,
appointing Of the Ofioman delegate 10 revss
the tariff, bat he hss deciinsd to prolong II,
treaty Of connerc. With TIE Uniied Skates
R~yxc- >-d -a~;t . i,~. ~. 49,
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In he argument at the Hungarian trial of
Chris'isn girl in their synagogue, that they
might mix her blood with the passover
bread, The press cu6ug lawyers asserted .tbat
murder y common among the Jews in car
RYE out ne obsssvaeces cf their religious
riiDsI. III, igaorsDt cSn plead their ig-
n9r re but educ,td lawyers cin plead
only ther own pure 'cus ednsss"
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q ONE Of the great dsmsnds OF the South al
present is for fmall industries-ihs manu-
facture of small farm machines, of low price,
and for hand or smsii hcr,t-powsr, small
rice hnlirrs, cotton seed cleaners, srH Ill corn
shelters and an abundance OF li,tle machiaes
needed for dgiiy use about be farm or shop,
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" Asss are glad to zee that some Of the East
5;pers are bscomins ocbscious OF the
he Misei.ssf,sii river has TO improve
AsSs ,SSaH .n; i;ssler nuionAI authori Inc le''iss
- y a 0tbs s;e conqusriDs E rsiern prsjudicer
) 6rm m q, odiog ClnciBhaii opposition. The
y slsoe4s !, Tanss says: "Prob,bly there Is
no work Of public improvement going on in
tis couauy which is more sharply criticised
than she js,ty system in the South Pass OF
ths Missmsippi river. rs friends declare
thstitis entirely successful; It's opponents
protest that ii i entirely worthless and is
really an obstacle in The y 1y = navigation
Tue last report Of IN < ,s-s-5s:rnps engineer,
however, sastaius al ,lslt 4sas been said In
favor of the system fszceover,. no CON-
plants come HON the Pe5Ple OF New Or
leans who sre most vitallv intere ted In the
work. 4Ss facis weigh heavily against "
= ssssrtlsn nat the system oOstr1ee-nzviga
4 -
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BRIDGEPORT, CoSS., July 3I.-Tne most
severe thunderstorm ever experienced in this
section passed over this city Saturday af,er-
noou. Saturday might, in West Slrato ord,
laTg. barn and several outbuildiugs bslong-
ing to T. Bradley Nichols & Sons, were
struck By iigntnisg sud burnsd, With q aan-
tity Of nay, tSo horses, and all the far cling
uieasilP. Ssverai houses we're struck and
several persons were slightly injured.
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MONTGOMERY BLAIR.
FUNERAL SERVICES AT THE SILVER SPRINGS
CrMFTRRy

WASHINGTON, July 30.-The funeral ser
vices Of the late Montgomery Blair were held
st the nlortuary chapel at the Rock Creek
C-metery yesterday afternoon. There was q
large attend Ancs of prominent persons from
Maryland aud this city. Among them were
Secretaries Liscoln and Folger, Postmaster.
General Gresh am, GEM. Meigs, Emer and
Wright, and DR.. Basil Norris, Of the United
States army. TIE widow of The deceased,
his sister, three OF his sons, and other men,
hers OF The f,mily we're present. The R.v.
Mr. Averill, of the Silver Springs church,
Mary iAnd; the r y. w. A l. L,onard and ,hs
Rev. Mr.. Bnck, OF this city, oHiciated. The
pail. bsarrrs were seven members of the Sill
yer Springs chUrch vestrymen, of which Mr..
Blair YVES a member.
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THE only thiOg new 10 the te!egraphic sit
uaiion is The threatened strike OF the rail-
road operstors sgainss hindling Western
Union business, whioe, it is ssid
will take pincs within the next
twenty -four hour. ThAt general busi-
ness throughout ths ccuotry has suffered
severely is Indicated by the reports OF the
clearinghouse, which, as the weekly exhib-
it, published in another columo, shove, is
most uoiavorable, both aa compared with
last week and ,he Same week last year. This
is doubtless due to the falling off in specu-
l,iive trading, ami is directly ,raceasle to
u t-Io.-n..hi Il lrnrh hicn
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The E ,glisb generally are Of opinion ihsl
De- Lssseps's prsilrge in Egypt eX:eods 10
only one canal, sni that II spo'her il cor
structed n W posers must be Obtained, aud
these, in fact, can Re obtained onIy from EGG
land ilssli, ihe Khedive bein. their in,Iu-
mani
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AT ALEXANDRIA
The Deaih.List saturday.

LONDON. July 3O.-Tne recent report that
cholera baea appsred At Rostoy in officially
denied. The deaths from cholera Saturday
were 322 at Cairo, includiog three British
seldiers; IL at Ziiteh, II AT Bsrrsze, "a at
M hslls, 81 at Snibim, 46 at Tantah, 81 at
Ghz-h, % at Miizamr, IA at Zagszig, and
toisi OF $50 a, various places in ,be prov
iuces of Galioubieh, Garbiee and Monoufieb,
and an aggregate OF thiriy-nine at eleven
other widely scattered p'a1es. Although it
has been officially stated that only 6ftf-fou
.persous died in old Csiro Saturday, corre-
spondent says he saw eighty y-eight corpses
conveyed through one street. There have
bsen, altogether, fifty deaths from cholera in
the British army. All garrisons except
Alex andria are affected
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sEVE.E STORMS
or Rain, II All and wInd in Connecticut
and PennsyIvaeis.

VIcKsBURG, MIss., July 3I.-A special 10
the HerGd from Mzyersville, says during
severe storm Saturday sf ernooc, sev, raj
ssifs on the river con! aiming ten coiored men
we're c4ps'zsd and five wers drowned.
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z A WOMAN, wish two professional thieves
as her witnesses, last week claimed and re-
ceived nsarly $4,000 pension. Luckily the
thieves we're aftersard caught, but if the
peusion agencies are so lo7sely ma lsged that
peri CT stranger can wslk away With $4,000,
Whist percentage Of the ssO,O00,O0O annually
paid cut is fraudulenlly paid? The Pension
OGics etd- 10 king into.
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LAEcAsrER, Pa, July 30.-Repor;s from
all sections oil this county show the hail and
ram storm of Saturday night was more de =
fiructiv- than indie ited by earlier reports.
Over 1000 acres of growing tobacco wss COM
pleiely destroyed Much, however, is in
sured. Tue streams are greatly swollen.
Several biidgee re carried 1yay.
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Cotton Seed!

- Until farther notice, we will pay
Sixteen Dollars Per Ten for Gosd,
sound Corten.seed. delivered at Meur
phis wharf OF depot. Rotten or Un.
sound Co,sos.seed will not be reeeivea
at any price, as they are ora hiess 60 ne.
N. q. q. And o. EXCHAaGE.
Il. W. NICHOLSON. see- and Treas.
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The smoks iosp-c'or Of Circinn I'll is cali
ing upon those WHO uss upright steam
boilers TO which smoks- co lsn niag devices
cannot easily BE- applied. to use cske instead
of coal The w,termoIks there, b. using
snoke-consu'Osrs snd welt sup rintending
the sloker, have r.duced !hs smoke eighty
mar eapf
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NASHVILLE has bcyce club, but Mem
phis avoids bicycle exeroise. This ia the
more Singular became some years ago when
the bicycle was tn imperfect imp piemsnE the
Memphis young men patronis.d il with en-
thnsiaem. With % mush level gcound
laroun Mem phi ihis ought 10 be very fa-
x2rabls place for Ibis sgr cable mode OF To-
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t-sEza URINa the monlh of June seventeen fur
=. Izent out Of blast, making total Of
sthree that have ceased operations
sTNEk ~ year. The cause of this shutting
. u ~ u GEHrproductiOD which followed the
ZO4 al .ag of ia the demand for iron and
Sg the last twelve Wonths, and
iisls Rossss~ - bscope more and more burden
-. l,si,ite OF Improbable prices AMI loaded
ITol l.rkets. The situation is really seriou', IS
49, figures of stocks on hand and unsold
. A,4rly show. While on December 3ls',
J b. yhe-e were held 3s3,655 tone of pig
!. ou jane S0Lh the quantity had reached
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Arkansas Delegates TO the Leves Con.
ventiVn at Vfcksbarx.

ventiOn at Vfcksbargs
Special to the Appeal
LITTLE Rock. July so. Gov. Berry to-day
appointed the following delegates to the In
tersta;e Lsvee ConveuaId to be held in
Vicksburg on the first Mona..ed-t October:
D. II. Reynolds, Chicot coGaiy; w. F.
Stevenson, Drew; D. F. Cdit,enden and J. B.
Driver, Mississippi; J. B. Horner and Il. NJ.
Grant, Phillips; w. a. Homes, ST.. Francis;
D. G. Govan, Leei Patrick Henry snd G.
w. Sappington, Desha.
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a Carpenter Killed.

Special to the Appeal
CLINTON, KY, July 30.-T. c: White, q
carpenter from Brownsville, Tenn, was il
stantly killed here to-day while dressing
lumber, BY the falling OF lumber stored over
head. He leaves a vile aud four children
destitute.
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LIS Fryeburg, Me, Bessy Colby, three years
OLD, found poisonous adder four feet long,
much longer than che was herself, and grasp-
ing it by Ihe neck carried it, writhiag and
struggling, TO her house, q quarter of . mile
disisn., and called upon her mother to kill
it. This the mother did, and when she did,
tainted away,
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Aa Assassin Arre.,ed.

LITTLE ROCK, July 30.-A young man
nsm.d Charles Anderson has been arrested
and jailed in Pine Bluff, charged with as.
sassiosting Luke Pryor in GArretson's store,
at Garre,son's Landing, oa the Arkansas
river, a couple of weess age.
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CoUSTEE-The frfends and sequsintanees Of
the Rev. & N. Countee are invited to attend the
funeral OF his sister. AEDoRA CouSIEz, from
Tabernacle Baptist church. tnis IT UEsDAY) alter
n ON af 33O o'clock
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severe ssorn,at Norw,c.. Conn,

NORWICH, Conn, July 3f.-The lightning
did C Insiders abe dam age to barns ami d we'll
in2s in tbi4 vicinity Saturday night. A land
slide oScarred at D.yvIi e, coverias up the
tracks ST the N0fsieh and Worcester rail-
rasd. TIE midGigh. train was thrown IRON
he track and the mead brakeman was killed
Tne cars we're snashed.
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death Of Cstessyo, the Zuln chief. in
- in South Africs. .Ibs.-dsLaaeSd- ths-
Ga lsh policy aad trouble is looked Tor. l.
E4said the loss is owing 10 he EDglish hsv
ing limited CsteWayO's army, Shile they fsil-
ed 10 do the same with bis 90 my's.
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Toe new Ham p.h,re se.a,or.bip.

CONCORD, July 30.-R suit of the ballot
70, Uuited States Ssuator to day: Austin =.
Pike, /; Jacob H. Challenger, 2; Gilman
Mars;oo, 3; Harry Bingham, IL VIM. E.
CasadIer, 9; total %; NO quorum in either
house
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ERUrric-;s and malignant fevers are con-
-~se-zs and cured BY Samaritan Neruine.
u so.
sDr. Rich bmond's Samaritan NeTvins perma-
nent!y cured me of epi!epiic iIs." J. s. Sale,
Madison, Fla. Get at your druggists.
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DIED.
FUNERAL NOTICE.

sHIPP-on Sunday. July p, 1855, at the resi-
dence of her mother, Mrs. L z Joyner. o. Tate
cou- ty. Miss. Mrs SARAH N SHIPP.
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s,aryiax HIm,.Ir 90 Dea,h.

EAsros, Pa, July S0.-Salato Alexander,
convicted of msrder, hss refused to eat aince
Tnursday last. he has determined to starve
himself TO death. He says he will not hasg.