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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-05
IN STORE,
A CENTRAL AssoRTNsNT o.
STAPLE DRY GOODS,

Boot, shoes, haia caps, tagging and Fope, ba-
con; lard, mess and prime PERI, dried oeet, nsh,
a0uF, white aud brown sugar. molassesi eoaeei
teas, spices, soap candsss corn and re WhlsEeys
oogniae, champaign, peaeh nnd domestic nfaa-
dee, holland and dooeltie gip, jumaea run, port
msdiera, sherry, malaga end oiaret Wines-ehev-
IN tob.cco ui auulitiea. Itvana segafs, iron al
siSas. castinrs, biack-smighis Tools and bellows,
hardware, Gallery, crocksFy and stons ware
oils, saddles and brides. basyy ADD carriage bar
ness, whips, books, &c. &c. &c.
Sept. g, 1875. 4o-ly.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-05
r e moYal.

OWEN & THARP
HAVE removed above the Bayou, op-
poslte Messrs. Link g. Harrison's,
where they continue TO keep a general
stock Of Groceries, Produce, &C., also to
purchase or siore, end ship cotton.
July ooh, l646. 4ltw
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-05

At the YazOO city Livery Stable
A CLOSE carriage Cor sale, less thaa sixty
IN Eve dollars will bay Il.
BLACKMAN, SCOTT 8 co.
June a. 1916. 81
ATTHE YAzOO CITY LIVERY STABLE
A SUPERIOR pair Of males, yOuns web broke,
~ large and likely, Tor tale By
BGACKMAN, SCOTT & GO.
June q, 1916. %
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-05

AT THE YAZOO CITY LIVERY STABLE
A SUPERIOR Mich Gov iar sale By
~ BLACKMAN, SCOTT q co.
Juns -, 1915 y
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-05
LIST on LETNERS

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at YazeO
h City, Mississippi, on the 3Oth Of June.
lS46 Ii not taken out within three months,
they will be sent 10 the General Post Office as
dad latfpFS
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-05

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Thiys. in Philadelphia.
.,.snnrisnce O: . T-:9une.

Cc!!eSpCI1e9ce o. II 4-.3-4+--
PHILADELPHIA. August =, lSio
! lad named George Jones. last evening 'ei a
vc 70 me careless use OF firearms. Que OF us com
panioas was loading old iow!ingp!ece ne ocA OF
which IVES defective and consequence premature
discharge took place lodging the contents IN the aeae o.
poor Jones who died instantly
!, coloreCi lsd named Jacob Owens employed By
Nj Heart S;atorer. next 70 the North American once
te dead last evening N ire streets from me
blood vessel Jscob was quiet lsd and had been Sex
for some -i-ne.
The Wing DELEGATES ;or Pniladsiphis County
net YESTERDAY afternoon a,i nominated James '!nysrG
fo- Ssna:e- sad 70. Assc.5.r soHn bn1s ANTONY ~
DIVINE. Peter = BocII.Gs, saul. Cooper. Alexander
Martin c. l. F Mansfield. Peter GLASGOW and r. + Oil
The letter OF X. a ". to Peter A Browne. Esq.
CLOSED ove- b. the Pennsylvania and Times a.
Roorback They assert Il !: a forseFE What the
presumed autho! SAYS abou; co not Know bur am
perfectly wiling give him al the benefit OF the sCppo
siiion specially they have been liberal enough ao' 70
charge the trick upon me Wings Should any thing OF
his KIND be ;r.irated shall have explanation 10
offer and Ii; TIE curtain Ittle. for inspection behind
the scenes.
carelessly neglected to mention the death OF
Hon John Kennedy OF the Associate judges OF the
Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania in my letter OF yeste-
day he aged - was native OF Cumberland Coun.
" and went on The bench during Gov Noies term OF
Office sixteen years since n place OF Judge red
e-ick Smith he was an srlis5le gentleman and accom-
p!shei ju-ist and the bar this morning passed highly
complimentary resolutions on the subject OF his death
ard standing
The steamship Palmetto is repairing her boilers.
and will soon sail for Brazos Santiago with large
Der OF baggage wagons and other munitions of War.
Nearly all the wheelrgh in this vicinity have found
employment under the Government for some weeks
past
.Hon JOIN SrRoHM has beenre nominated unani-
nousy IN Lancaster County. The Loco-Focos wi! not
probably nv elect their candidate bur vote for George
Ford Esq who has been nominated by the Natives but
NJ Srohrn cannot be defeated in that staunch County.
SALE or SrocEs-FJr>: 8qarf-S79 State js,
80: - shs Union Blk Ten 5o-ArfT BoGri-20 Sis Com
nle-cial Bk 20! - >hs Western Blk; i3l.-SecOnd
BoGr9-S3500 Texas Treasury Notes III 1900 STATE
-ifts- Bocr9-s 500 Texas Notes, l2l sh- Bk Penna
25l. 80 sas Reading Ri}, p. 10 sns Schuylkill
Nav
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THINGS IN WASHINGTON.

Correspondence VI III 4--H--e-
WASHINGTON, August q. 1916
believe il is tonight that Mr. DALLAS receives
a public dinner at the Warrenton Springs. in Vir
GINA for having betrayed his own pledges and the
interests OF his own State, 10 the FreeTraders OF
the South AS the bill which was ordered TO a
third reading by his intended crush the in
dependent American Laborers 10 benefit the Arstocracy
OF England and OF country, he acted wisely IN
refusing 10 receive any MARKS OF public feeling from
the people OF his STATE, and IN accepting dinner
from the Arisocrsc visitors OF this fashionable wser
nEplace who know not what the tue dignity OF Free
Labor i.
able than those who The stump Ny POLK
and SUI pretend 10 Justify their ac5s. notwithstanding
the consequences Ii Pennsylvania supports any Loco
Foco Tor Congress in the coming election who does not
GeIouuce and reDounce the present Administration then
Geo NJ Dallas voted Just Pennsylvania by her votes
declares tha. lie should have voted.
The Union has curious way OF meeting public cues
toEs In yesterdays paper there Is long anonymous
letter, reviewing NJ HAYwooDs address. Would i
not De more manly the Address IN Editorial
The closing t1e Letter shows now independent
writer this reviewer lie SAYS he approves OF every
thing Nj Polk mas done he would not Got an ! or
cross unless 20 dot and cross them lttie stronger
Il re writer = North Carolnisn he pretends ne
mus, De slave. No Southern white man with oppor-
tCui:y 70 form single opinion Tor himself, could IN
Gorse Nj Poks arguments Tor u 10 AZ the same tine
that re approves OF surTender!ns cur clear and "
one OF these positions honest man might detent-to
defend both even masters command would make
slave blush Yet such Is the way il winch the organ
defends NJ Polk
am sorry 10 see that ny old friend SAWYER OF Ohio
mss not been renouaina.ed 10 Congress think I -
Dad 70 have used him 30. 4. | intend making r1p
through Ms District this ia 5sd hoped 70 see Inn on
me stump rather than on the shG always considered
Nj Sawyer much honester ana better hearted poln
clan tasn Br1nkeraoi and Others who played second
eddie or ra,he- bass l5asj idde TO hin in the memo
rsble sausage business
Among the visitors 81 CoeraLs, to-day noticed Mr.
h-.SE 10 whom Nj POLK was sad - have written
Letter ard on whom Nj. Polk bestowed nigh Office
may presume for the inquiry OF the cheat Judge
GgrEz LETT me c!vv to-day. cui VIII return shortly
hsre not been our Of ny room much 70 hear any
news. The CITY : too dull fo- news II wears as sad
look disappointed sni deserted lover There were
only some thrtr persons dinner az Coleman to-day
where few days ago the usual number was shove ro
hundred. There was our one lady al me csoie.
Nj CoIEMAS Is making great preparation Tor the
session lie i eulsrEing and o-au!encns his dining
room. and new painting, papertrg and earPe-sg his
-o0Eis
shall probably leave Tor the North tomorrow even
Ing. RICEELIEu
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WING Stnte Convention.

State Convention 10 be composed of Delegates from
the several Counties of this State equal 70 their repre-
henaton in the House Of Assembly will De held az tie
city of U6ca Wednesday,. the TpeRty- Third day Of
September next st 70 o'clock NJ. for the purpose Of
inuhng candidates for Governor Northumberland
and two Canal Commissioners, 10 be supported By the
Wing Electors of this State the ensuing Election and
such other business may be deemed proper
by the Convention. albany August 10, 1916.
JOHN TOWNSEND JAMES HORNER,
DANIEL CADY, HAMILTON FISH,
FRIEND HUMPHREY, II. Il. HAYSOR-
c. P. KIRKLAND, GEO w. WEED,
State Central Committee.
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Whip Conventions.

Monroe Coat Rochester Sept. 49, to appoint Dee
ga,es 10 the State and Senatorial Conventions.
caau,ougus Coat Mayvile sept To- 10 choose TWO
Delegates TO the State Convention
jefferson CO. at Watertown Sept l7th TO choose three
Delegates to the State Nominating Convention.
grsfmer CO. at Herkirner Sept IT, to choose TWO Dele
gates to the State Convention
Albany CO at Albany Sept 10 10 choose Delegates to
the State Convention.
H,7kimer CO 1t Herkimer Sept 10th, Go.
Rensselaer, co. at Troy sept. q for the nomination OF
of Asscmblymen. County Officers and choosing three
Delegates TO the State Convention.
Madison Co at Morrisville sept L. to appon, Dele
gates to the State, Senatorial and Congressional Con
ye0tons
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nnzzarrnzzzzsza

Mr. GREELEY-Dear Su: Having noticed an
article in your excellent paper of Tuesday last was in
duced to visit the establishment of Mr. Ross in Eighth
st near the SXthavcnre 70 Tor myself the working
OF Fitzgeralds Patent Portable Burr Stone Mill Al
though it hes at various times called forth such high
logiuns believe il merits have AT all been exagge
rated Before read your haiterng notice Of this
Mill eit great curiosity to see it in operation, owing
the editorial remarks of the Nationa! lntegencer at
Washington last June, which, in giving report OF the
National Fair spoke OF this NIL which was exhibited
there as being the cheapest and best uA ever offered to
the public.
Shippers foreign ports Planters, Farmers and cs
pccially Southern and Western Merchants, would do
well to call and see for themselves
The Son OF A WESTERN FAR,IER
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PESSsYLvAy1A-The following nominations for
Congress have been made or as good as made BY
the Loco-Foco party
MIN Dist-(Bradford susq. and Toga)-Hon. DAVID
WILMoT.
XXITM Dist-Armsrong Butler, Sc-FISD1Er PAT
TERSoS
XTIIh Dst-Union Lycoming, Clinton. &c.-IsAAc
SLENKER.
XXIId Disadvantage, Crawford &c.-M B LowRr.
At nearly every LocoFoco Convention in Penn
sylvania, resolutions are passed condemnipg the
New Tariff, and urging return III substance to
tlot ne 1870
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I.a1esr from Mexico.

We uubIished accounts on Ssrl-Cay nlsht nom
Commodore Conner dovu TO TIE 3o.h J1iy: from Vera
Cruz and in !sst e~sr:rr. aion furnished extracts
from Sew-o-lesas psper. VIII; accounts irou he c't
OF Mexico 70 me 2ti, and t-ca vera OF- % me -sI
t-eceived "a a-s-s W. grs Tow oolgrgly furnished
win ;ranslatons OF Mexican papers subsequently Eecei
red the Mary Department with dates iFoE era lTat
70 TIE Str Of August inclusive and from the SspA. 20
the itE Of August We understand inst me lo.lo'-as
s-e me most .ste-al which these papers contain
Il these accounts may be relied the Feroluao :
advancing With rapid strides 20 place santa AIa once
more az me head q ne -epublc.
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7rauslaied j-o- q Iadic-aorq gera Cr'- Of arg B.
LIBERATING REPUBLICAN ARMY.
C--r OF NEXIco. angus. I. !:

In The morning OF this ds almost the *Ho.e o. ne
garrison Of this Capital are a; TINS moment lnue
the orders Of the undersigned and OF General - Juan
Morales. occupying The citadel declared e=s-ns .se
Government and W. soou be IL possession OF ;1e
whole cir As :he troops who remain under the o!ue!s
OF Generals Bravo and Paroles are ana are
extremely d!saIec.ed and a,Ic=. = union VIZ. Us oF
j; caano. long De concealed rom any tood Mexican
hat the HOLY Cause ,ehich defend i the cause o: the
people and Of National Independence.
In The OF these. tae1 we T;;e yolT eNce..eieE
and rely confidently yoC- sincere pair
stey 70 second enterprise noble and eve mus gay
Of gorv 10 the countrr % which you nave rendered 20
many services Il beyond a. douJ, certain iHa the
which defend viii speedily triumph not oa!y
because the government so called may DE- SAID 20 Dc
already overthrow but because the waoe nation u IN
conEoron, and reso!red 20 vauGui=n those wno wish
sacrifice il; The riuHlphs obtained oy our arms IN
Guadelaxa-a, and The 7rCHuTclGle7t0 OF the "Ao.e
department o: Vera Cruz attest his truth, and oF me
complete information OF your EXceency. Il only re-
mains for you that the valiant generals
LAndero and Perez declared themselves N The city OF
Vera Cruz on the 3lst uimo inviting. through COM
mission the !ustrous General santa Aaa 10 come ana
place himself Immediately the head OF the army su
tanning the national independence ana Aoe!ce II con
forr!ty with the plan which We have proclaimed and OF
which herewith transmit copies 20 your eNCc..tlcv
The enthusiasm among the united people and army
cannot be greater; chiefs officers and men o: all classes
Of society are presenting them selves 70 u by hundreds
We congratulate ourselves IN the name OF the nation
which will soon be able show is gratitude 10 it wor
thy servants God and liberty
j. MAaiANo DE- SAIAs,
VLENrIS CONES FARIAs.
Tohis Excellency the Commandant General OF the
Department, OF Vera Cruz.
Editorial remarks Of ne indicator on he foregoing
According to the document which we insert with the
greatest abstraction the ronrcanenio took place IN
the Capital OF the Republic on the in inst Us was agreed
upon By those patriots had the preceding dag
received intelligence OF the declaration OF the Earrsons
here.
On the departure of the express which brought THIS
,ffi sgr-f
with Generals Bravo and Paredes and those We're a.
ready IN agreement with their companions who under
General aas Morales occupied the citadel and part
OF the city, which ;hey would soon occupy entirely
VeraCr uzans The cry OF union and OF liberty, sent
forth from this Cty-i,s crade-travels with the We
locty of lightning The people and the army united
are corquernr the usUrpcd rights OF the country they
have now no other object than the public good Long
lire The Republic the Union the tHelfr genius who
though out OF the country and in exile is able 10 pro-
mote s felicity and smooth the obstacles in liz wa
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vsEE OUTSIDE OF To-DAY's PAPER.-1

~ Advertisements for the Tribune Of Monday
ous to be sen, in before 10 o'clock Saturday even
Ing as the Publication Ooe OF this paper Is not open on
Sundays
subscribers in the city who 90 not receive this paper
at an early hour requested 70 leave word at the Office
arrangements such as enable al the csrrers
to get through their routes before seven o'clock Car
Tiers fbng accomplish this will be required 20 give up
their routes.
Persons wishing The Tribune LEFT az their dwellings
places Of business regularly every morning viii please
leave their addres. the Publishing Osice or send
note through the PoatOfhce. Terms l2i cents week
pay able TO the Carrier
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BIZ THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

y The r7e:oa contains iist OF ali the commits
sicn= officer who 7ye-e IN TIE zsons 81 'he IN and
OH of Nag. o. in the siege Of F0E: Brown This h'i
furnished by General Ts5or, 70 which me Wa. Dc
partner, has added ire SUBSEQUENT promotions Il &C.
crpies more than teo columns OF the Union
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The following are the nominations for Con
as.-LEGisL&ruRL-So far.
.Ssua,e Assembly,
Iowa Election.

Tan BDyea Co. elects Wing and Loco to the
Council and Loco Focos to the House of Represen-
taives Sheriff and most of TIE County Officers
Wing For Constitution s4l--asainst 772
Lee Co elects Reform ticket Loco.Foco TO
the Council and Wings and LocoFoco to the
House Of Representatives.
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~ THERE ARE PEeuLAatTIEs OF coSsrlruTIos vr ass
nv onr certain smells etuvia By means Of ise -
ara5le pores Of the skin, OF unpleasant and
be nature prove highly offensive 70 NE ~,
olfactones OF those with whom are oolged, non
i've POSITION other causes be more closely ~ 81
with q; times than otEers, and which even me uee -
OF abllt.on with The ordinary toilette soaps
move or least bat very short time, hui
e0rated Italian Medicsted Soap Is expressly
correct and neutralize such unpleasant od9fs $50
about the person. the snPs stomach nc and ies
rrs oniv Known and enoyed by those fortunate
ais who have used th. delicious Soap I ~ s 5e
s,frb rs Tan Preckles Sunburn Erpons, Rednes'
worm saowness and the like and IS soysregI Poe
sra reTney Tor the bites OF insects. JonIanS,t are
90 SbTiis positiyely extrpate, root and branch. g
so,s hair Gourauds Liquid Rouge will iniper 20
49, and lp a crimson aush magnificent IS iDa1 Sot
rose Gouraud's Grecian Hair Dye - warfantsc "
rcd oh, or grey hair a tne raven black .,.;c,s
~ II Is impossible 10 procure the genuine 81 PSg,lSe
of Dr. Felix Gouraud, except a; his only dePc n Nj
a. lst store from Broadway IN Phiafel pqis " poE
Brown 70 Chesnut-st; Baltimore, OF Seth > i..os 81
tou Of A s Jordan, Nik-sti Lowell! o. S aibsnyf
Co Worcester of Green Co; Troy OIL BUN ms eodT
Of Pierce, k1
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SOLAR LAMrs, CAMpRENE L!Mrs, CHANDELIERS GI
R,NpoLEs AND HALL LANTERSs-Dietz, Brother &
Co No. l39 Wliam-st. are manufacturing and have a.
ways hand tul assortmen, OF the above mentioned
articles and various other good, in their line which they
will sell At wholesale retail at low prices for cash
;,II
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F,LL FASHION FOR HArs.-At Genins pa Broadway.
opposite ST. Pauls.-Hsving devoted unusual attention
in producing this style the attention OF gentlemen
vi,ed to it The lghmess grace and buoyani effects OF
these Hats cannot be described-Shey must be to
be appreciated Also large assortment of Paris Hate
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u PHALos's MAGIC HAIR DIE, new and inysipaD,
discovery warranted neither 10 sau; nor vase o. Oels
Liquid Dye which simultaneously changes me eo!G
the Hair 10 a beautiful brown black without InIu'!
the hair or skin The great superiority OF ms pye ~
fcts Other yes r-orng from ten swe!ve hoar'
produce any change Is superior e1eslsnfe VIZ rdS.g
parent 20 every upon sing.e spp'S 1911 $500
gerr.noen ran b.y. bottle forwarded them by e1p,e
BY sending cash enclosed Z Phsi4 81 Br9sagay 'S
sons Hotel pnee - PER reSUessd 70 call a, the dep VI
use. cry gg ti.tnls 10 g.S sus eodd
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- The Commercial viii be SO good as to specify
any instance in which we have spoken of or limited
at the dement's Of any gentleman who has been
named for Governor of this State, or any manner
intinated that any person named IN this connection
would not answer We shall also be glad of any
evidence that we have ever spoken OF the MERITS
of any candidate save in reply to gross attacks on
him in the Courier or Express We ask simple
justice not an equal distribution Of censure between
the unjusty assailed and the assailants
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No l.-OuAcKERY-TMs term may well be applied
the host OF nostns each recommended az general cure
all and aUded by and the cfedulous and ignornnt-ee
the system that in It's details prepares dnerenl o oS
tinci and eecla remedies different and dssin co
plants the term In respect apply WINE Tue pt
pers are filed with extravagnnt puts OF terats and VIZ
gar adventures for their protested one remedy Tor
Diseases is house who abJure qunchery IN al "
forms and sell remedies prepared solely scientific ps
cples and recommend them only spectcS In The com
plants which they desgnated and TO whch M
are found by experience 10 nave oeen successfully spPu
ed The most scientific principles which the most eata
ed practitioner only followed out by this houseM
with great care under the eye OF an expernr
ed physican curaiIves applicable only 10 the parcaM
Disorders which they suited by theory, aHo hss
been found e!cciual by expenencete proof OF "hicn
most conclusive. TO illustrate this house sells SUNNI
APPLICATION that the hair 10 grow last ana o
places before supposed 10 be stehe-as me baim -
Columbia They have save that sOohrs and heas nos
wonderfully all external hurts, where pain aiu hn@slnS
ton from any particularly from burns esa
and OF all inds-Hs their Pain EXtrhctor AM w
Liver Complaints and arrangement oi tue d2estye
thew have perfectly innocent and charming cstharc az
Alternative that never gives PAIN cramp or debility, IS"
Longley's Indian Pa1ncea. =,
For all Impurities OF the blood affecting NE secretoAaN
excretions and for all hereditary dhcu!Hes not orgaG
,h.ir SsTssnarills IL peculiarly calculated aAd ercil
and coats half less ihan others 10 the consumer
For tougt, and Colds. the PINK Expectorant Syrppne
fher SeTy and Lninent IA Of surprising efficacy
Ve,v many other ne remedies suited 10 the Case o.
ComstocA and Co. NO. q Cor!anc-st New IofAs "
,brb n,rsOus needing such aid, and unable or unwilling
IN rsI physician the house tebiate their sySers
nv coufs. medicine, invited TO come and reeei
the benefits of the experience, medical knowledge <I1
chemical researches OF the propretors Of this estosg
nen Al charatanis ~ most heartily denounced saa "
intended that the public shall that these feaed Is &c
not be classed with the quackery or hnmbuggef o. ~
day and this sensible people be made 10 undeisIns
call on COMSTOCK'S real customers or Agent IN oha
towns.
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HosoKES.-The recent rain has gwen this invgorat
ing degree OF freshness and verdure exqsitey
delightful There Ia necessity OF going hundreds Of
miles from The city be coseted in an eight BY Ten
room in magnificent hotel surrounded often By giddy
and conceited company TO enjoy picturesque scenery
cool ;nvitng groves and healthfu retreats Our own
Hobokeu possesses the above charms and these may De
enjoyed daily win a DELIGHTFUL sail Tor one smiling
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misplaced tearing up the track Tor considerable dis
rs-cc The freight aainst each ether the ends
oun,ng up INTO the sir, snd throwing tie bricks fur
niture &c they contained INTO confusion he oesua-
-. ,,s..r,s.- ..ar -an SOM distance marsh.
no one we 5slieve injured They were detained,
5orrever. gbov. 81 hours. Newark ADV Friday
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EXTENSIVE RossESY IN PorGHxEyPs,E-The
store OF AdsIn Henderson of poughkeepse broken
open on Thursday night and robbed OF between 5000
and $500 worth OF Watches, lewelry, sc The Trus-
tees OF the Town oaer reward OF $500 for the re-
eovery Of The property snd the conviction OF the rob
bers, See advertisement
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FAIL FASHION FOR HATS lS46.-Fashionab!e Hat.
the ensuing ready for inspection and
sale at GrRNEYs new Hat and Cap Establishment l34
on second page aug If
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=" The Nor,here State Journal takes the place
o; the Black River Jou1s at WATERFOWL JET.
terson Co \. andis published by \ w CLARK,
late OF the Lowvile Journal Lewis Co He is
capital Editor, and this VIII continue to be
ceuent psner
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FAIL FASHION GENrLENEN's Hats for 1876
KNOX of les Fultnn-s second door from sun Office Will
the Fall fashion for een,emens Hats Saturday,
18th OF August au2a iw
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STYLE FOR GxNrLEMEN's HNrs-Leary & Co, Hat.
tiers Aston House New.York VIII introduce the Fashion
for the season Thursday. Sept Sd au26 ii