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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-12

DUBLIN, April 1.-THE trial OF Joe
Brady, on the charge of numbering Lord
Cayendish and Mr.. Burke. began this
morning. Notwithstanding that IL was
known that all absentees would be sum-
marily fined E1OO, many OF the jurors on
the panel failed to appear. The swearing
In Of the jury occupied one hour. counsel
for the prisoners having the right to chal-
Ienge twenty. The ease for the Crown
was opened by Mr.. Porter.
The first witness called was Farrell the
mformer. who testified at the preliminary
examination OF the prisoners in kilmanham
courthouse. He repeated the testimony
given at that time.
james Carey, who also turned nformer at
the KiImainham investigation. was The next
witness. HIS evidence was the same rs he
had before given.
Upon the conclusion OF Carcy's direct
examination the court adjourned for the
day. Carey's face was flushed while he
was giving his evidence.
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Jay GOu,d aud the Western Union
TELEGRAPH: Company.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE continuance
OF the Injunction against the payment Of
dividends upon the Slj,000,00j OF the
Western Union stock claimed TO be Illegal
being calculated TO embarraSs innocent
stockholders. Jay Gould has determined
to assume the personal responsibility Of
paving dividends on all OF the stock out Of
his own funds. amounting to over 81, l00,-
coo. The following is his announcement:
"In view OF serious Inconvenience TO
many persons from malicious and veNa-
tious suits against the Western Union Telc.
graph Company, have arranged with the
Mercantile Trust Company 10 advance to
all stockholders OF the Western Union Tel
cgraph Company, on and after April II,
1888. the amount Of their dividends paya-
bic April Is, 1898, upon assignment to me
at the office Of the said Trust Company OF
their right TO receive the same. The por-
ton OF the January dividend still unpaid
will be arranged for in the same manner.
"JAY GOULD.
"Nclc York, April II. 1855"
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Railroad 3gatterS.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, April 1l.-Late thi,
afternoon the last spike was driven at the
Tennessee and Kentucky State line, con-
Meeting the Knoxville branch OF the
Louisville and Nashville railroad with the
East Tennessee railroad. This makes a
direct line from Knoxville to Louisville
2G9 miles. On the Tennessee side near the
state line are five tunnels in one mile.
The Knoxville branch cuts through large
coal-felds. and new mines will be developed
Immediately. Within six weeks Knox
willie will have direct connection with Gin
cinnati over the Kentucky Central rail-
road.
PENSACOLA, FLA, April 1l.-At the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Pensacola and Atlantic railroad to-day W..
II. smith and John L. Green, OF Louis
willie, and W. +. Mccormick, 6. \. STAN
lev, and W. ID. Chiploy were elected direc-
tors. VI. II. Smith WAS made president.
succeeding T. +. Defuniak, and W. d..
Chipley. vice-president and general super
Intendent, and {. Quarter, secretary ana
treasurer.
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Eight Men Killed by the Gazing In of
Mine

EsCAvAIIA, MICH, April ia cave-in
occurred ut the keelrldgc mine. between
Quinnessec and Iron Mountain, soon after
| O'Clock yesterday afternoon, carving
down the engnc-housc and eight men. Tn
20 3 O'Clock last night only one man had
been rescued, and he fatally injured.
These men were on the surface, and none
were at work in The mine. Thc mine il To-
Gated two miles west Of Quinncssee. The
cave-in embraced n space Of 75x5O feet. and
besides the men engulfed II took in all the
mining machinery, including four large
boilers. falling distance OF 100 or 200 feet.
AZ the present writing is Is believed that
the lives OF AL the men were lost, aud it is
estimated that the recovery OF the bodies
will require week or more.
SEARCHING FOR TIE VICTIMS.
NORWAY, Men,, April 1.-THE work OF
resculng the buried victims Of the caying-
In OF the earth at the Kcebridge mine, Me
nominee range. Michigan iron district, was
resumed at daybreak. The news Of the
sinking Of the ground spread rapidly. and
crowds OF people gathered from all points
in the ncighbOrhood of the great hole
Volunteers To aid i'm the work OF rescue are
numerous, and every effort will be made TO
get the bodies Of the unfortunate men out
as soon rs possible. The names Of the
killed rs now ascerlaincd are Patrick Egan,
William Morris. Richard Williams. VIII
liam Pollard. William Jeffrey, Thomas
James. and W. Henderson. About ninety
feet OF the ground between the main en-
gine-house and No. shaft caycd in, carry
Ing with it the ongine-houSe, mine ma
chinery, four large boilers, and nine men.
1t is estimated that the ground dropped
over one thousand feet. The mine was
about 10 be abandoned.
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The Georgia Democratic Convention.
A DEAD.L0CK-DODGING FRIEN ps-flRsl
KNOcK-powN FOR BACON-THE DARK HORSE

MISUNDERSTANDING FRIE ID s-flksi
KNOcE-DowN FOR BAcoN-THE DARK HORSE.
lSpccial TELEGRAM 10 the DispaiehI
ATLANTA. April 1.-THE Convention
remained i'm a deadlock all day, ana adj
iourncd without any indication OF change
until tomorrow. All efforts at compro-
mise proved futile. The parties are eau
cusinq tonight, but no rcSul. is likely TO
accruc. The feeling has grown decidedly
that an outside man must be chosen. Ap-
rcarapccs favor Judge Crawford. Senator
Brown his been bcscucht by Boynton's
friends - take part in his favor, bat he
has declined 50 far. kilograms have been
sent to senator Coquitt TO return from New
York, where he found it convenient to go
when the Convention met, and reciprocate
fayorS.
The total number OF ballots taken is sew
cutcen.
\ Bacon delegate knocked down Boyn-
ton delegate in the hotel corridor last
night. Their differences were composed
10y the Mayor.
\ Republican special committee is on
hand in a state OF suspended animation.
Colonel Buck said to-day he thought
Bullock would run as Republican candi-
date, but General Long>treot Immediately
replied. He is too smart for that"
Try Associated Prcss.l
ATLANTA. GA, April 1.-THE C0nven-
ton met ut $3.50 \. NJ. and the balioting
proceeded a. follows sixth ballot, Boyn-
ton. IA; Bacon. Ia; Mcdaniel. 81;
Cook. 10; Simmons. T.. On the seventh
ballot Boynt0n went TO liG and Bacon fell
TO 1l2. On the eighth ballot Boynton had
l49 and Bacon l47. On the ninth ballot
Boynton had AZ and Bacon III. On the
tenth ballot Boynton stood l4G; Bacon,
l47; scattering. So. Eleventh ballot Ba-
con. 1856: Boynton, 1jl. Twelfth ballot:
Boynton, III; Bacon, lj3. Necessary to 4
choice. l1G.
Adjourned until 3 o'clock.
At the afternoon session Of the Conven-
ton five ballots were taken without mate
rally altering the result. The last ballot
stood: Bacon. 1885, Boynton, l4S; Nc
Daniel 81: Cook. -. Every side presents
an almost solid front, and the result cannot
be predicted. 80 iar no bitterness has de-
yelOpCd.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRg, April ll.-Cotton hrm sales; 800
baIes: upands, 10 Lice; Orleans 10 o-lor,,
consollda ed net receipts; ;u3i .d'es eNprst
- III b,lrs, southern -four unchanged. Wheat
cash E@hc, higher 80 spring nominal 1 o 9I-
ssi," yI" NJ . red April, tl.l6aMsll74, Germ
Phi tnts rGilc. higher, closing hrm at outside
rs I," ungraded, 56@66se.; southern yellow
Csc; No. ,, 65a@63sc; APRIL 0oS99pc; w
sS,ons nnchqnged. Cofiet-Spot unchanged Ne. :
Pio' NAV, fsass05. sugar dull ana m9re9r les,
nominal Molssses unchanged. Rlee steady kosiH
~ as Hides nrm and In fair demand. Mooi
drIi and unsettled. Pork quiet ana held hr'n
mess. spot sl9.l2V@sl9.5V; options hoin nom, ~,
N,diics drmer; long clear, l0Ac. Lard about &c.
,i,hnr and fairly active, closing arm; prinlt
team, spot, sif50; April, sll'oo@sli'o-'
freights stronger.
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extensive buildings Of the KnickerbOcker
Ice Company here, including inns, en-
ciney. enginc-houses, and hay and store
houses. were totally burned to-day, and
10000 tons Of ice ruined. The wharyes
have also been destroyed. Several vessels
loading ice were hauled away with great
difficulty. owing to the heavy wind. The
schooner Julia A. Berkeley. OF New Haven,
was Mt the wharf. and in hauling off her
hawscr parted and she went ashore, where
she now lies in dangerous position with Il
hole i'm her bottom. The cause OF the fire
is unknown, but it was probably incendi-
ary. The loss is estimated At 100000; III
surance, $4,000.
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rIRSIrixE.

FURNITURE MUST BE SOLDA
4 ~ OR5ER TO REDUCE >TOCk.-G
ii Won need FURSlFi RE. now Is the time ~
10 buy. as We offer extra inducements tor
cash. BE- sure and see our gsOds before You !ir-
chase. Best assorted stock IN the city. Can Re
seen I'm warcroOms, is Governor street. 1893
nh1s +. CARTWRIGHT & SON.
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CROM THE OLD WORLD.
L From the srea. London Eng, rime..J

Among the many specifics introduced to the pub
lie for the cure Of dyspepsia, derange
ments of various kinds, and rs genera fanny
medicine. none have met with such genuine ap-
probation as Hop Bitters. Introduced u his
country but comparatively short time nnce' %
meet the great demand for pure, saie' ana
perfect family medicine, they have rapidly IN
creased In favor until they arc, without question,
the most popular and valuable medicine known.
Us world wide renO8n Is not due 70 the advertising
IL has received II Is famous by reason OF rs inbe-
rent virtues. II docs all that Is claimed for H. IL
discharges It's curative powers without any OF the
evil effects OF other bitters medicine being per-
fcctly safe and harmless for the most frai woman.
smallest child. aud weakest invalid TO use. Few
are the homes indeed where the great discoveries
nOtarcady been hailed as a dellvcrcr and welcomed
rs a friend. 10 docs what others affect 10 do. Come
posed Of simple materials. II Is a marvel Of deli
cate and successful combination. Nothing Is
wanting. Every Ingredient goes straight to tho
mark 10 which IL Is aimed. and never fails. Plea
sant 70 the palate. agreeable to the stomach, aud
thoroughly effective cure. II has won for itself
Tie confidence Of ALL Times, LOn1Oa, Eag.
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Asking for ficdrCss.

WASHINGTON. d. G.. April 1l.-W. Loo
Chang IL Co., Chinese merchants, Of
Waynesboro', Ga, have petitioned the Chr
nese Minister here through their attorney
for redress from the United States Govern
ment for wrongs done them and grievances
committed by the mob at that place. Ihey
claim that the clause OF the 9th article OF
The treaty between the United states and
China Of 1874 is applicable to their case,
and they are entitled TO damages.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO TnE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.
The New Pos,mnstcr-Gcncrai Sworn In

The New Postmnster-Gcpcrai Sworn In
More Indictments Against Washington Ex-
sponsihili,y OF Paying Dividends Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company-Bis
fire i'm Mainc-Crimcs and Casuaitics-No
Nomination Yet for Governor by thc Georgia
Democrats-S Serious Charge Against the
Mate Of an English Bark-Iieavy April
Snow-Storm in Minnesota Evolutionary
Movement in iiayti-Thc Great Dublin
Murder Trial.
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a Parcel of Powder Found In Sir Will
liam HarcOurf's Office.

LONDON, April IA parcel containing
seven pounds OF gunpowder was found
Yesterday near the Office of the Secretary Of
State for the Home Department, the incum-
bent Of which is Sir William Vernon llar-
court. The announcement Of this dis
coverv was not made until this morning.
Investigation at Woolwich OF the contents
OF two cases found on Monday last in
barge on the Thames shows they are not
explosives, as believed. but only fireworks.
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YeIIou.Fcycr Charleston.

WASHINGTON. April IA statement Is
published here to-day that the National
Board OF Health has received letter from
the health officer at Charleston stating that
six vessels have arrived there with foul
bills Of health. One i an American ship,
one British. and four Spanish. Their
crew, aggregate siXty-nine men. While re-
ceiving cargocS at Havana the yelloW-fever
broke out aboard these vessels and some
deaths occurred. The Charleston health
officer seem, alarmed over the early COM
mencemcut OF the yellow-ieyer, aud urges
that special care be taken to guard against
its sprpad
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Heavy SnOw-SfOrns.

MINNEAPOLIs, MINI, April 1.-THE rain
which began falling at 10 O'Clock Monday
night here changed to snow at noon yester-
day. and one OF the worst storms Of the
winter was in progress last night. Street
car travel was suspended for the first time
this winter, and railroad trains are behind
time. The storm is general throughout
Minnesota. The roof OF the rOller-skaiin2
rink fell in yesterday from the weight OF
the snow, demolishing the walls.
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SWIFT.
FRONI GERMANY.
kATZENBACIt or. GEnHANY,(
August -. ISL.

kATLENBAC1if or. GEHNANi.l
August -. 1851.
HOP BitterS Company:
Dear >rs,-l have taken your most precious es-
sence, Hop Bittors-and | can already, after so
short a time. assure YOU that 1 lccl much better
than | have felt for months.
have had. during the course Of four year,, three
times an Inflammation If the Kidneys. The last
in January lSeo, was tie worst. aud took a lot
OF medicine 90 cure the same. in consequence Of
which my stomach got terribly weakened. snf-
fer,d from enormous pains. had 10 bear great tor
ments when taking nouri,hmcnt. had slcepless
nights-Lui none Of the medicine was OF the least
u.c to me- Now, N Consequence of taking Hop
Biiters, these pains and incOnycnicnces have en-
tlreiy left me. h1yea good nights rest, aud am
sufficiently strengthened for work. while always
lad to las down during the day, ana This almost
every hour. | shall tbins 10 my duty 20 recon-
mend the Bitter, 10 an who suffer- for am re |
cannot thank ihe Lord enough that came across
your preparation. and hope lie viii maintain yo
4 long time 10 come for ihc welfare Of sufcria
mankind. Yours w truly.
PAULINE HAUsSLER,
Gcbr. Roster.
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One Cent Damages in the lizzie Can
non Case.

BoSTON. April LIN the suit Of Lizzie
Cannon Us. Father Fleming, which was
brought to recover $1,000 damages because
the latter, Catholic priest, had taken away
some paper images to which the child had
become attached, causing IN alleged serious
injury to her health and mental condition,
the jury to-day brought in a verdict OF one
cont DAMAGES
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Dragged from a Garret by Masked
Men and Not seen since.

A Bethlehem pa telegram 10 the Phila-
delphia Times says: I'm a little village
called Bendersyile, on the Lchigh noun
tain between Seidcrsylle and Frcidens-
Vile. about three miles from this borough,
live, an old shoemaker named John Ruth.
In the employ Of Mr.. Ruth j, young man
named Lewis Xandcr. About a month
ago Xander and Mrs. Ruth packed a
few Of lheir things and left together
for other parts. Nothing was heard OF
them until few days ago, when they
returned 10 Bcndersyllc and again took
up their abode with old man Ruth. Ruth
received bis recreant wife with open arms
and all was forgiven. About $3.50 O'Clock
that night a masked party visited the nome
Of the shoemaker They were refused adj
mittmce. They broke open the door and
began 10 search for Xander. All this time
Mrs. Ruth was crying murder at the top OF
her voice. But the avengers were bound
10 rid the community of so Gay one rs
Xander, and continued their task regard
less Of the screams Of the woman, who by
this time had aroused the whole neighbor-
hood. The garnet was visited, and there,
under bed, Xander was found He was
dragged out and taken away. No one in
Bendersyille hos seen him since.
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Didn't Garry Ont the Governors OBJ
icct.

PETERSBURG, Va, April 11.-Pursuant
10 the call Of Governor Cameron, state
convention, composed Of delegates Of differ
ent colored volunteer companies Of Vir-
ginia. was held here to-day to form regi-
ment OF colorcd troops. In consequence
Of some disagreement rs to the proper
representation Of one OF the companies
the convention adjourned without eiiectng
the object. A committee was appointed TO
frame resolutions, which were forwarded
TO the Governor, informing him why the
object Of the call was not accomplished.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. April 11.--fioRr quiet. Howard
extra, sl.e3Gs4.75: family. s5as5.75; Cliy
Mills supcrfne, s3.25dS3.7J: Rio brands, 1915.
Wheat-Southern frtner; western higher and In
active; southern red, sl.IfGsl.l7; amber. sI.ls
C1sl2O: No. z western winter red. spot, sLl7k
corn-SOuthern st,-idy western higher and in-
active: southern white. and yellow. tze9tc. s,nts
higher: mixed. 49@5lc.; Pennsylvania. 520 53c.
Provisions steady; mess pork, zoe: bulk-meats,
shoulders aud clclr-rb Sides packed, -, ana lc.
shoulders, s'ic,; clear r'b,sides' lGc;
higher; no rargocs, ordinary 70 fair. sii@l0";
sugar steady: a. soft sa.c whiskey quiet aud
steady at sl.lGh@ Si17. FreiShis quiet.
CINCINNATI
CISCINNATT. April 1.--Flour stronger: family.
sf.JoGsHS0; fancy, sJ.10mS5.75. Nhc't
higher aud In active demand "a 7l.O9Msl.lO
spot. Corn in good demand and higher; 54'4fd
53sc. spot; 55sc. April. oats firm At 434c. Pork
demand ~ SlO.95. Bulk-meats unchanged. Ba-
con steady; shoulders, :S37k; clear rib, 5000;
clear. 81 %. Whisky steady at s1.l3. sugar
unchanged. Hogs steady; common and light
.6.25@ s7G5; packing and butchers, s7.l3@SS.
LOUISVILLE.
Louisville. April ll.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat steady; No. red winter, sl.05@sl.07
Corn and oats unchanged. Provisions firm. Mess
rib. 1Oc.: clear sides, if2.c. racon-Shoul ders.
sfc.; clear rib. l0hc. clear sidc-, lie. Hams
sugar-cnred' l2tc., Lard firm choice Kettle,
ST. LoUis. April H. Flour fFmer, but not
higher Wheat active aud higher: easier 10 close !:
No. 2 red flll Sl.Os l6iSl.O9 cash. rl.0o April.
Corn higher: 47bM41isc. cash oats higher; ~
Ml29sc. cash. Whisky steady a. IA. Fro
visions steady and very slow only jobDing trade
done. .o
CHICAGO, April ll.-FlOur unchanged Wheat
active and firm regular, Sl.0o', hid Aprii. Corn
IN active demand and irregular: 49%m 02'4c. cash
4gsm4gfc. April. oats firm &C. cash. 81 >.
April Pork modcGat -ly aciYc and higher; -
cash and April. Lard active and shade higher
.sII27saS | 80 cash and April Bulk meats VA
fair der and: shoulders. $40; short rh, SlVlO
short clear, slO.i5. Whiskey unchanged
NiLNAlhft.
nILwArKEF, April ll.-flour IN better demand
Wheat strong No. , hard nominal: soft. cash.
sI.O3s: April, sl0C7s No. 3. SIC. Corn higher
aud quiet: No. ,, J24c. oats iirser; No. =,
ll1,c.: white, ~ c. Provisions hrmer. Mess
pork. $500 cash ord April. Lard-Prine
steam. 81 80 cash and Aisl. Hogs quiet At s7.2O
$3.50.
KEW YORK COrrDN FUTURES.
NEW YORK. April u. -Cotton-Nct receipts,
1890 bales gross re~pts. $500 bales. fu-
ur,s closed steady: sale., JS,' 90 bales; April.
%IO.OIMSlO.O2: May. SlO.IlM $lO.l2; June,
SIo2GHslO.27; July, SlO.3sms 1888; August.
slO.49: september. Sl0.27Gsln.Zs; October
- gSMS1O: November. 1880 $500: Decem-
Der s9.90a$ 1922; January, si0.Ol@slO.o3.
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C,axed Mother Kills Her Child.

New YORK, April 1l.-Mrs. Rose How
ard. aged nineteen, while dilerious list
night and temporarily alone, rose from her
bed and killed her three-weeks-old babe
while demolishing furniture in her room.
She was removed to hospital raying
maniac.
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PETER Conncr's VIII.

New YORK, April 1.-THE will OF Peter
Cooper was filed for probate to-day. His
estate amounts to about S2,000,000. The
bequests amount TO 100000. His son, ex-
Mayor Edward Cooper, and his daughter,
wife of Abram S. Hewitt, are residuary
legatees. Edward Cooper and Abrm S.
Hewitt are the executors. The largest be-
quest is in a codicil devising 100000 TO
the Cooper Union.
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Roanoke College.

SALEM, April lI.-Ilon. John Goode, OF
Norfolk, Va, has accepted an invitation to
deliver the annual address before the lite
rary societies OF Roanoke College June 18th.
Rev. A. ID. Mayo. ID. d., editor OF the Jour
nal of Education, Of Boston, will also make
an address at the commencement.
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CROrKERY. GLASSWARE. &c.

GOOD NEWS.-THE UNDERSIGNED
" will allow discount of 20 PER CENT. ON
ALL GOODS PURCHASED FROM THIS DATE.
The store /. 10 he rcmOdclled, which ncccssitates
my giving itup temporarily. such an opportunity
to secure bargains Is seldom offered. iull line 81
CHINA. GLASS. IlHWARE. TABLE CUT
LFRY. &C. which will be sacrificed for sixty days.
II. II. WALLACE.
ap Him 4uO hrOlH .tIerl,
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OCTOBER 50. 1857.
Dear Sirs.-I have lately finished my first bottle
Of Hop Btters. Alter having FOR many years suf-
fered acgteIy from rheumatic gOw dnhertedl,I
feel 50 much better. and can walk 80 much more
freely. should like 10 continue the ne Of 1t. 1
write To- ask how many bottles YOU Will let me have
for 81. 50 that may always have some In stock.
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4 Portsmouth Man Murdered in pa
~ N

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA. April u.-inteIligcnce
reached here to-day OF the murder OF
Macon Orion. a blacksmith of Portsmouth
by hostile Indians IN Dakota Territory.
Orton WAS young man, and attached TO a
ruiuiD,r calOp
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NonwIcn. ENe.. JUNO 2O, lss2.

II the Hop Biters Company:
Gentlemen,-IIaying suffered for many years
from billousness. accompanied with sickness and
dreadful headache being greatly fatigued with
oyerworS and long hours ~ bu.iness.l lost all
energy strength. aud appetite. was advised bya
friend In whom had seen sIch beneficial elects To
try Hop Bittcrs, and bottles have quite alter
ed and restored me 10 better health Than ever. 1
have also recommended il TO other friends and ann
pleased 10 add with the like result Every claim
you N axe for It / can fully endorse, aud recom-
mend II Z an Incompatible tonic.
Your. faithfully, :. W, FIT.
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rntnI Explosion of gaercnlcs Powder.

MuNcIE, IND.. April ll.-Chares Rhoades
and Beach Tinslcy to-day started for the
country. carrying q caa Of Hercules
powder. Half mile from town the can
exploded. tearing Rhoad,s TO pieces, and
fatally iniuring 1insiey.
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snEFrIELn. ENG.. june !. lss2.

sir.-Tiaying suffered from extreme nervous de-
Bftg for f0ur Ufcrs. and having tried all kinds OF
mpdicine aud change Of scene and air without de-
irving any benefit Whatever. vas persuaded 10y a
friend t. Try lluI Btters aud the effect, am hap
~ 60 say, was most marvellous. Under THESE CIR
Mai for the benefit Of others.as may say am now
entirely well: therefore can Justly and WIZ con-
idcnce give personal testimony 10 anyone wishing
10 can upoA me. Yours truly, Henry HALL.