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BETWEEN LIFE AND DEATH.
Governor Brown is still Very Ill, Bet
Chances Of Recovery Are


Favorable.
BALTIMORE. March 1O,-There was no
change in the condition Of Governor
Brown tonight. He is still very i'll,
Mrs. Gamble and Tiffany visited him
several times during the day, and the re
port was that there is no change either
for the better or worse"
During the early part of Wedne sday
night the governor rested easily and
every Indication pointed to ultimate re
| cOvery
About two o'clock yesterday morning
he became restless and his Temperature in
creased. About noon his fever abated
somewhat. In the afternoon the fever
increased again ard the symptoms were
alarming.
Suffered Intensely.
The physicians were summoned again
and with the aid of medicines the patti
ent became quiet, and the report was
sent out that he was better.
Later the governor suffered intense
pain and rumor was circulated that he
was dying This proved to be false, but
it became so wide spread that it kept one
man busy all the evening at the tele-
phone at the Rennert in answering the
| question lis the governor dead y
Friends. too. focked into the hotel to
! ind out II the rumor was so. The an
swer WAS: the governor is about the
| same"
| Can See no One.
No one is allowed in the room except
the governors wife and mother and the
nurses. Hundreds of callers sent their
cards, which were carried up to Mrs
| Brown, who sent back her thanks for
their kindness in calling
At 10 O'Clock last night Mrs Brown, il
| answer to card from a Hearald repre-
sentative, sent down the message: eth =
governor is sleeping now, and seems to
be much better
Among those who called were: State
Treasurer Spencer, c. Jones, Comptrol
Ter Marion D, Kalb Smith. Robert D.
Morrison John K. Cowen, Robert Grain
Edwin War6eld and Capt. w. D. Burch
inal.
Drs- Gamble and Tiffany had con
sultation at 11:30 o'clock. They lef
the governors room few minutes De-
fore midnight.
Dr. Gamble said the governors condi
tion was more favorable than in the af.
ternoon, and that his temperature WA
SO. the same as on Wednesday night
and that he was better and the symp
toms towards recovery were more favor
able then they were during the earl,
hours of the day.
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala, March 10.-At
the Shelby Iron Works this morning
John Mel L4nshsn, drunken negro. shot
and killed r NJ. Hillisrd, the foreman,
because Hilliard discharged him When
his arrest WAS attempted McLsnahsn
shot at his pursuer and fed. He was
met by W. A. Wilburn. an engineer,
who demanded his surrender. Both
opened fire and McLanahan wss riddled
with bullets.
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The Sheriff Struck the Senator.

TRENTON, N. j., March 1O.-Ex-
Sheriff Albert Adams, of Cape May, had
an alteration with Senator Miller, of
the same county, at the Windsor hotel,
over the candidate for lay judge of that
county. Adams was disappointed at the
outlook and held Miller responsible.
After hot words, Adams struck the sena,
tor near the right eye, cutting deep
and painful cash. They were then sep
arated.
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The SBritannic,s Arrives,

LONDON, March TO- The steamer
''Britaonic". which sailed from New
York March 10, arrived in Liverpool to-
day. The ''Britanuic" dev ated ninety
miles from her course IN a southerly
direction, but saw no signs of the missing
White Stu steamer ''Naronic," now out
from Liverpool twenty seven days. The
insuY ance rate on the Naronic today Is
forty five guineas per cent.
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e@cX>z X>zyAqa
x~ryszss-.sr
hr,Noax,
FINE CANDlES
FOR sALEAT
w. IL sNlIN &< O,R
C.rF o. VALUABLE Crryps, PRIV

g lie o. vAtU ale CITY Pcs PITY
BY vr'u' ofa ecr-e of & e supsri,r court
uf Wske con ~ il the sleolsl roca.d,nc. e--
'lt.' j. y. Hoidi-s, admluistr-t tor Of w.
Denton, decreased, rs NJ K Benton eft ais. I
Will sell on Monday the 2sth day of March.
esS, At l2o'ciock AZ, at tho court house a or
OF said county of Wake in the citv of RAie. Oh.
the foll2~ins described rcperty: Two (2l
stores and lets on Exchspg- lace in the CITY
OF Raleigh, bouL d. on q north bv the store
lot OF w. {. h A. b. Stronarh's, on the
esst ~ be store and LIT altOt-ed TO NIX
Denton as dover on the south ty esid Ex-
cha ae, and on the wet b. 'he store house
ard lot OF l.. Cast cherry ssid store build
ines are bow IL good condition and reut for
ssJuo each rer month also q house snd
iot IN the eartern part of the city of Raleigh
oocnded On the north by the land. Of Kx,e
,'onghertv. on the eat by the lands of Mrs
Podie Perry, on tn south pv lsbsrrus street
and on the v est by the lands Of John Jones.
con'aining 4 acre ore or lees Ter, of
'nie: One-third cash, ohe-third in nine
months, and the balance in fifteen months
from day of sale, the urcha.er 20 exacu,e
notes for the efer ed payments, bearing in
terest from day of sale at = er cent per an
mum. The title reserved until purchase
orev lie p'Ia IN full. Purchasers allowed 10
pay full am unit cash il desired,
february ~, 1888.
]. ". HOLDING,
~ (vatva s.Hw. 49, a
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COREY,S OFFER.
Gossip About the Second assistant Sec
retaryshtp of state.


BROOKLYN. N. Y, March lot was
reported here this morning that Presi
dent Cleveland had offered Henry B.
Corey, young lawyer and the son Of
Rev. DR. Corey, of Washington, the
place of second assistant secretary OF
state, and that Mr. Corney had declined.
Mr.. Corney refused tn cor firm the ru
NOR today, but said that circumstances
would not permit him to accept such 8
position.
So far as could he learned, if such ~
offor was made to Mr.. Corey, the admin
istration had no preliminary conference
with Hugh Mclaughlin or his represen
tative about the matter. Mr. C,'rey ii
not member of the regular democratic
organization, and was an enthusiastic
anti Snapper. This suggests that th'
machine would not take precedence il
the matter of patronage.
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sherman Arp Hanged.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 9.-Sher-
Arp, convicted of the murder of William
Pogue, near Cedsr Bluff, Cherokee coun
ty, was executed at sunrise this morning.
On the scaffold he reiterated his confes
sion that the Burkhalter and Loath, the
notorious moonshiners, forced him to kill
Pogue, because latter secured indictments
against them for the illicitsale of whisky.
The murder was one of the most cold
blooded ever committed in the state.
The early hour of the execution was fixed
by presiding judge Failey to prevent
trouble. The murderer died game.
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Gov. Princes Reception bV MeXfcans.
SANTA FE, N. Mex, March 10.-Gov.
and Mrs. Prince arrived home tonight
from ten days visit in Mexico. Gov
Prince was received with special atten
tior. it being probably the first time
since the American occupation that an
actual governor of the old province of
M,xico has visited the capital Of the
Mexican nation. Col. Monroy, the mi Ii
tary commander of the district, extended
many coui tesies. Col. Green, to whom
Macmillan su rendered, acted as escort
to the various historical buildings.
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Mother and -Four Children Drowned

ROME, Ga, March 10-About noon
today Mrs. Edgar Woods and four chill
dren attempted to cross Cedar Creek al
GIenn's Ford and were drowned. The
creek was greatly swollen from recent
rains, and the wagon, which was driven
by negro boy, turned over aud drifted
down the stream. The team was drowned,
but the negro driver made his escape by
swimming.
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y. y. hCLDlNC,
Administrator and CommIssio
fecir-tds
NORTH CAROLINA. Notice o. somaons
WAKE COUNTY. tachment

->''''h "a AholiSA' NonSe nS ., sum, =, ons
WAKE COUNTY. tachment
Arthu, A. Splitter, plsintiff, w Thomas
w. 70 ter doing busiLess as Porter a
Co, defendant.
The defendant above named will take notice
that q summons IN the above entitled action
was issued on the LIST day Of February 1893.
by W. d. Haywood, Justice Of the Pe,ce of
Wake county, North CSrolin,, for tie sum az
one hundred ard min, (, -nine dollars ard
forry-two cents IS 90 AZ due the ,aid 4 llaiutiff
by account for personal services rendered
him and expenses while rendering the same.
which summons is returnsbla before the said
Justice NJ the office o. Strong & strong IN the
city OF Raie gh in said county and state, on
the 2Sth day Of February. q d, 1893 The
defendant will 90 take notice that . warrant
Of attachment was ISSUED by the said Ju-tce
on The said lst day of February, ls9s, which
warrant is returnabie before the said Just tice
at the time aud place above named for the re-
turn Of the sum G,ons: and thst tha defendant
Is requires to appear before the said Justice
At the place above named ~ the / tn dAy of
March, A D. 1893, At the hour ot u = and
aud answer or demur to the comp amt of the
plaintiff, or the relief manded therein viii!
Oe granted.
This ist day of February, A. ID. 1893.
W. ID n YWOOD, j. p
STR ING Il -rRnNG i'-nrn-vs
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I AND FOR SALt Is, virtu= # a
l. t-t c' mortgage executed ~ Lewis
& 'vcom and wife, | Will fer for sale
Fcsl ar the court house door in Raj
.a ol Monday Narcn 27tb, 1898, the
tr.E tract OF land, lyi0g sEd be ng In
l5rip. ke%in4io2 AZ q stake, w.
oV,te CORNER, u ence south IS degrees
.,'tr and bali poles II stake in said
3t.. line; thence north sight pol,s to
lU.v-ol aud poin ers; the c. north ss
-.s west forty poles to stake and
,4-yl, thsuce north IS degrees west,
.,trt~O and seven tarths TO stake
.- Orers; thence soutn Az degrees,
ss .gur pole. 70 stake; tne0oe south
!i-.rets, ea-t one hundred and twenty
Isa1 one NTH poles 10 the beginning,
.nily according to meas urement,
-,l.se acres Title perfect, TIE sad
-i ai mortgage is registered in book ~,
iz- 81: OF register Of deeds office
Va county,
j. G. y. HARRIS,
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Last of the DaltOns.

INDEPENDENCE, Kan, March 10
William Dalton, last of the Dat IN gang,
in court here yesterday pleaded guilty of
murder in the second degree for hs
part in the Coffeyviile battle lass fail
He was at once sentenced to the peni-
,entiary for life, and In charge OF four
officers was taken to the State prison.
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LAS VEGAS, N M, March 10 Mrs
w. J. Mills, daughter of the Kansas
City and New Mexico millionaire, Wilson
Waddingham. was robbed last night of
81, 500 worth of diamonds, having been
gifLs from her father. A woman going
by the name of Mrs Guthrie, claiming
to be the wife of Washington lawyer,
and who started east last night, was
suspected and her trunks were searched
at the depot. The diamonds were not
found. and Mrs Guthrie threatens the
arrest of all parties concerned.
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Not Legal.

CHEYENNE, Wyom., March 10 A
G. Beckwlth. who was appointed senator
from Wyoming two weeks ago by Gov
ernor Osborne, was yesterday reappolnt-
ed. Toe first appointment was made be
fore a vacancy existed. he feared il
| would not be recognized as legal.
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Mother and children Fatally Burned.

OMAHA, Nebraska, March 10.-M's.
]. K Kisler started fire in her tchen
yesterday morning by the aid OF kero-
sene which exploded aud severely, per-
haps fatally. burning herself. husband
and three children, destroying the house
and all of it's contents.
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.CL H.. Justice of the Peace.
HAHhIS, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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The First and Second Clause Rejected

BERLIN, March 10 The Reichstag
rejected the first and second clause OF
the army bill fixing the effective force q
the German army in time Of piece al
$492, ,068, exclusive of office and non.
commissioned officers, and also rejected
Herr Rlchter's amendment retaining the
present effective force till Dacombel
1895. The Reichstag then adj urned
till March 10Th.
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The ssAlice M. Crafg'' Goes Under.

BUENos AYREs, March 1O.-The Brit
ish bark, "Alice NJ. Craig" has been
weecked at Rosario, on the west bank of
Psrana, about $50 miles by water from
Buenos Ayres. The "Alice M. Craig"
was foundered in gale which suddenly
came up and Captain Ross. the master Of
the vessel, his wife ana eight o; the crew
were drowned.
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SALARY OR COMMISSION

~ lalde the Patent Chemical Ink.
sn'h- ftnCil. The most useful and
s.. s, INVENTION OF the age. Erases ink
'f y'n two seconds Works Ike
~ 4nto 5UJ per cent profit. Agents
s2 PER week. We also want q
~ GENT 10 take charge of territory
rs ub-agents. A rare chance
NJ. rouey. Write for terms ard
r~.ta "tefVinR.
~ ItF s0KR0s ERASER Hf's co
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N Jnrtlce'r court. BAL.

~'N LISA In Justices COURT, Bal
Wu.,, Ugh Township, before
I ',At ''tNrY J NJ. Il. Barbee, j. p.
N,..,''r w. Dr B r Gardner, Mrs.
lNdpef, Henry Pennington.
tha' from the affidavit OF ", r Fui-
Y, mas. hat llr. b y Gardner and
,ps r..,,A 'iardi er, the defendants there
alt,r,. found ii Wake county, and
~ .f,i, 1H' dil gence be found 10 the
ea.s1.. '.t taer p6aring that the plain
s.tt. action against the said de-
fi, e,. "0rs snd labor done and La
4ls.sd 'n % a honse ana lot of theirs
.tss' .''ls il tsleigh, v. G..
en- 3. .s ordered, that notice Of this
Nsye 4, ~ lshtd once week for six suo-
''sty t,, m he STATE CHpoS Gle, =
.ei,ira" paper published in Raleigh, N
\ poe =, I'm ,hs title OF the action, the
tar, !, w same, and requiring the de-
~ tsld,a ear on tire 25th dav of March,
hst N b Basbee, Justice OF the
a. o., and answer Of dernur TO the COM
u ~ teliei demanded will be granted.
NJ. B. BARBEE.
&c Justice of the Peace.
AAhHI| Attnrnou for p1 nj m III m
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Notice of sale.

On the Goth day of March, 1893, at l2 m, 1t
the court house door in the city fRaieigh,
N G under powers conferred IN . certain
mortg sgs executed by Syl ia Mangum re-
corded In the Office of the Register of Deeds
Of Wake county, boo III, page 737, will cell
at pablic auction FOR c.sh the land described
in said mortg &c, situated in Wake county,
New Light toweshp, joining ihs lands OF
spencer Garrett. II K. Sanding. formerly S.
Laws and others. containing three acres,
more or less.
THO5. Il PURNELL,
tebl7-tds lt;olIey.
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Eioped with a Young Wan and Sup.
posed To Have Fled TO
Wa~hlD.lOn.

posed To Have Fled TO
Washington.
BALTIMORE, March 10-Mrs Emms
Laft 'rty, good looking usg womsn.
whose husband keeps restaurant a,
1901 kuper Place, is missing from home.
and young man of the neighborhood
mas also disappeared.
Saturday last Lafferty attended the in
auguration at Washington and returned
home about 8 O'clock in the evening
His wife met him pleasantly and pre-
pared to 60 to market. She has not yeI
returned.
Information received by the husband
tooay induces the belief that the runa-
way couple are in Washington. Partiei
answering their description purchased
II i;kets for that city ut the Baltimore
Ohio station.
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The First Postmaster Under the New
Adml0talratiOn.

WASHINGTON, Msrch 10 The first
postmaster given flee under the new
administration was Newton A. Hamil-
ton, who was to day appointed postmss-
ter at Flora, Lincoln Co., Tenn.
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The Secretary Alone.

RICHMOND. Va, March 10 The meet
ing OF tie Richmond and West Point
Terminal Company today was adjourned
by the Secretary until Marcn Oath
There was no other official present.
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Master Workman Dempsey's sue
cessOr.

PITTsBURa, March 1O.-The Execu
tive Board of District Assembly, NO. .,
K. OF L., have elected Worthy Foreman
Frank Vincent master workman In place
Of Hugh F. Dempsey, who was convicted
of poisoning non union men at Home
stead.
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NEW YORK, March 10 The commit
tee on political reform of the Union
League Club tonight endeavored to have
adopted resolution favoring the annex
alton of Hawaii Gen. Horace Porter
presided at the meeting, aud there were
several lively speeches made against the
proposition. When the question was
put to vote the resolution was thrown
out by large majority.
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Planters and Merchant. Meet.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, March 10 The
cotton painters and merchants conven
ton met at the State House at 3 o'clock
this afternoon and was called to order by
Geo. NJ. Chapline, commissioner of the
bureau of agriculture. Elk Governor
Eagle was made chairman. The copv-n-
tion is composed of planters and mer-
chants from forty counties in the State
and my NIB rs of the General Assembly,
both tranches of which accepted an in
v;tht;on to participate III the proceedings
and the question of reducing the cotton
acreage IN Arkansas, was discussed al
length There will be a night session
which will probably close the conyen
tiOp
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AROUND THE White HOUSE,
STREAM OF CALLERS WHO SEEK
OFFICE, or COURSE.
Many Smile knowingly; Others Are
Uncertain, But Every body and
Everything Hopeful.

Everything Hopeful.
WASHINGTON, March 1O.-The cabinet
meeting today curtailed the time usually
given to callers, and their number was
consequently not so great as it has been
On other days this week. Hereafter the
cabinet will meet at II O'clock Tnes-
days and Fridays, Under the Harrison
and former Cleveland administrations
meetings were b 9ld on the days named,
but the hour was II 80 O'Clock for an
hour and half. Prior to the Assem-
bling of the cabinet, Mr. Cleveland saw
a large number of visitors. the greater
number of which were ofice-seekers and
their arrivals vita sprinkling Of re-
publicans and others who came merely y
to pay their respects.
r. P. Cole, of Paris, Tennessee, an sp
plicant for the marshalship of the west
ern district of Tennessee, was presented
and endorsed by Representative Enloe
Gus Richardson, of Meade county,
Kentucky, was with Senator Lindsay,
who spoke good words for his candidacy
for the marshalship of the bluegrass
state. Senator Lindsay was also accom-
panied by Judge Sewers, who has applied
for the position of collector of internal
Kentuck Other callers who want offiees
were Representative McCort. Ct Texas,
and Thomas Wentzler, Of Lancas ter
county, Ohio. Congressman Outhwsite
presented Wentzler, who is one of the
numerous candidates for the petition OF
Public Printer. McCort was introduced
by Congressman Kilgore, aud wants the
mission to Belgium.
Congressman Pendietcu, Of West Vir.
ginia, presented the ANA Of Frank P.
Jefferson, Of Wheeling for United States
Treas urer.
A candidate for tie postmastersliI
Of New York, appeared this morning in
the person of Judge Maurice }. Power
he was accompanied by Col Robert Mon
roe and Judge P. Halpin NJ V. Gan
non, ef Omaha, who called On the Presi
dent this afternoon in company will
Senat )r Allen aud Representative Bryan
Of Nebraska, and Representative Heych
of Connecticut Mr. Cannon is the Presi
dent of the Crystal National Lesge, ant
is candidate for the Chilian mission
now held by Patrick Egan. His cas-
was presented to the President by Messr
Allen. Bryan and Haych. Mr.. CLEVELAND
was not committed and gave no indica
ton of his choice in the matter
During the afternoon the Presiden
shook hands With several hundred peo
pie in the east room.
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Execution of a Full BlOOded Indian.
CADDo, 1. T., March 0-Elias Hor-
ing, aged 26 years, full bloodei Indian,
was executed at Pushmataha Conrt
house this morning, for the murder Of
Susan Crsv, IT, an old woman, living In
lonely section abl ut thirty miles east
of here. on January 30th. Horing claimed
that the woman had bewitched him
The execution was carried out accord
ing to the customs of the territory. The
condemned man was shot by a detail
of deputy marshals.
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Four Negroes Shot by White Man.
LITTLE Book, Ark, March 1O-At
Galloway Station, eight miles from here,
Tuesday night four negroes were mortal
ly wounded E Patten, white man,
formerly of Cabot. Ark, entered NJ. F.
Jackson's store, where crowd of ne
groes were playing cards. A negro
named Ace Jones ordered Patten out of
tae store. The negro and Patton both
drew pistols and shooting begau. Jones,
Will jenkins. Bill Simpson, and Walter
Price were shot and will die.
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ro.Iev writes Ny mother and sis-
u3r II b tor scroflla and ulce: a,ed
Il rnrpAT and received more
a0Rf hhUHI benefit from its use
" reme,iies tuey ever used.
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Offer of Gold for Notes.

WASHINGTON, March 10.-Several 9th
er offers of gold for small treasury notes
were made to the Secretary of Treasury
this afternoon. Cincinnati bankers of
fered one million, of which six hundred
thousand dollars was accepted. O.her
offers in small quantities came from
bankers in Kentucky, Illinois and Mis-
souri,. Treasurer Nebeker was much
pleased with the turn of affairs taken.
and declared that sufficient offers had
been received to absorb all the small
legal tender notes on hand.
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Manufacturer and D-s'sr.
SALEOrLAND,

BY virtue o! power conferred upon me
by a certain mortgage ds-d execated by
john ~. Rhodes end wife, wnich is duly
recorded In registry, Wake county. v c.,
ssle to the highest bidder for cash at the
court house noer Ia the city of taleig a.
". ~. on Sasu day. March Is, 1873, at l2
O'Clock m. all tne right, title, and interest
OF The said Rhodes and wife In the land
desert ed in said mortgage. Sad tract
contai ing 55x .cres and lying In Marks
creek township.
BE- MOyTAGUT,
Attorney for Assignee Of Mortgages.
feb0l-tds
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No T1dings Of SteameF NaFFOHtt.
NEW YORK, March l0-A large feet
of st,rm delayed vessels arrived today
from all quarters of tbs Atlantic ocean,
but none Drought tidings of the missing
J steamer Narrcnic.
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ga.emSn. Greensboro, Ga, writes:
W. AIS friend who has been entirely
f.i an ugly scrof1lous bIesKing ont If
gf , . the skin, and the use f
ctgllt tilA two DO ties OF q b b eff
}. earre cure ! kcoW Of several
diseases cured speedily hy the
.B q B
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Ex.Pres,dent Gonzales Hopelessly III.

CITY OF MEXICO, March 9.-Advices
have been received here from the city
OF Sulao, in the state of Guanaj uato,
that Gen. Manuel Gonzales, ex Presi
dent of Mexico, is suffering from q
dangerous attack of sickness and his
death is expected at any time.
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Ex-secre.ary Noble at His Old Desk

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 10.-Gen. j.
w. Noble, ex-secretary Of the interior,
arrived home from Washington this
morning and after breakfast proceeded
tn his Office. He has started In t. re-
sumo his practice Of law and will not
dabble in politics soon, he says.
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NlRntA.~r bead.

NEW YORK, M.ich l0-The celebrated
race horse, Monitor, is dead.