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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28
Finn Ths Uorce.,er Sp1. Laiu q.

The general regatta will take place to-day, com.
mencirg at o'clock p. The course for the four and
six cared boats will be round the mile and half
stake and return, making three miles. The course for
wherries Intended to be rouud the mile stake and
return making two niles IL has been suggested, how
ever by those most Interested and has received the
favorable consideration Of the judges that the
for wineries should be made four miles instead Of wo
The following entries have been already made, to
which additions are expected to be made to-day:
Flint Race for Sir.oared Boats
The Ya.'siXoared shell entered by j. Davis Page length
Is uch,- spanish cedar, cre~-f L. johnson .r5kr
I. staa:o1 j., J. f. T~ichr II W. Camp Ch4. i 0~ca'
Fred II Cotton, H-z-siah Watkins. (c0s.wsinl Uniform
lh blue pants 't shuts light blue skull caps Total Weight,
Tie "A,asuA7-.roard lap streak entered by A. B. Jad
'.tfots & Jad.on, T. H. sesr, c. f. Perry c. C.dy P
5 J,.,rsm bow ". II. Ane. (cox,~aih Uniorm2sr.y
~ Z PaIt' salmon 'ih shirts blue saE caps Total weight
The "Harvara"-.laosr.d she'll entered by }. H. Ellison.
L'ass ~ ret PIPE e9"i GT."pC G'oTnIS'1Isd ,'r9ae
Ei.oa (eo~ uaiombae pant. shirts red nandssr.
ohi.;,. Tots weight, 81 pounds.
The AyoL"-sxoarrd, .p.trraL, ensrrd by A. r. HARDY
'.,rkri c. Woodwnd II. ! pooli'tIs, Carer O. Z.
AosH, A. H. HARDY tbgw) Unfcrn-Back pants white
.ti' whit haLdkeFchef' with green n5bons Total weight
Second Race toy Fon,. Dared Boat.
The Qick.tep' Zap .;r-sk) Of Boston entered BY j. A.
Seo Lest, % SGai y i~f o ,Ia- o9r rP~.e b. EoesT'
LlDrE Ted, white AMI blue striped s Total weight oi men,
Th. Leader" SHELF Of Ne~.YOrt entered by Charles
(, L.'s 81 f; ~ w si{ w0ea stow colo.
s.l.eIs, Sellers bow and - Lord (coz.wainl UnfJun,
wLit. p.r's aid PINK shirt.
Chase' hcCoy Lel.h q boat - feet white color By
1hcua. Burn, .rost Hugh Burns, Peter Fay AID Andrew
Fay bo~ Lnio white shit and white handkerchief To-
Tie Geo BFo~a (arp, ofNew York. entered by chars.
John M'sIg'- ,ro.- Michael vaory rhona. Farrell aud
John Lear bow Uniirn I'D .h, and hand
Iyi.i w.'Eht OF men, 10 pounds.
Ihe crirtr aie iOuT.O boat, Robert L. Affair '
OF Ne"burgh II also expected to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28
Busiuess Notices.


How SrMr0, YET no" Srkos' foR Doop.
,..x,,,sx Hor three yesn. a gentleman sfsered from
,,e,nm.ory rheu@s.m. Overs p~rd q '~o years he vas
10 bed aud could not 81 up "t'oep a. the ,ae
80, .ys.rips" In oil this time b. could a., wfsi o"
&C. IN fac. we're oong,so ths' tn nails were .mb-aaea
a. ~ palm. Of h. ksbd lie uooer the treatment OF EN-
rent p4ysh but their remedies we're d rued .. o' hn
X. never expected enjoy NE srs Al this tim, a, s''eh
ia. drec,-d 70 BsssDErrHs Pulls. he .sn' :" Wv
A., ,.ll-d with him and deter try them lie Used
30, PILL .h, AID urunx Alter four days oe erpef-
e,o.d relief and IN ds,' be abe TO bold pen aa'
In twenty days be began bohbL about 10 thf'
\. va. placed Upon back, aud IL three months ns was
stored 20 h,sth uiserstls di'ea" ee''s
e,@d OF bi. arc tb5gss1os 81 cthsr ea's' eq'anJ
80. ,.,.,.,,. 1. .l.sy. sivso when required
sd =, a with psmpae, and directions at fne pa ot
A. 90, cu.I (BfaLdrrth House,, sad % b. lad Of 81
Dr-szisA ------------
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28

The Europa's advices give some additional In
formation, though not so much as was hoped, re
spectiDg the treaty Of peace. Sardiulas new
boundary is the line of the Mincio Austria retain
ing the Quadrangle. The princes of Tuscany and
ModeDa return to their respective States, and a
universal amnesty is granted. Bat we have no
further light on the nature of the Italian COnfedera
ten and the new powers of the Pope, who had,
according TO letter from Rome, written
Napoleon on the 9Th that he should de-
mand of the Catholic Powers armed Intervention.
II was rumored that Cardinal AntODelli would
be dismissed Count CsvOur and his associates in
Office had resigned, and new Sandman ministry,
Count Arese at its head, had been formed. This
step shows the feeling in Italy, as do reports of
troubles in Venetia and Tuscany, disailection in
Milan, and purpose on the part of Garibald to
continue the contest The Partisan populace
murmured at the terms of the peace, but it is
probable that the triumphant entry of Napoleon
INTO the capital at the head of the army
of Italy will quiet them. The proclamation Of
Napoleon to bis troops and of Victor Emanuel to
the people of LoDbardy, are given entire in our
telegrsphic summary. The Federal Council Of
Switzerland have dlsbanded the troops called out
during the war, and will propose severe measures
TO prevent Swiss entering foreign military service
Orders had been transmitted to the Prussan troops
on the march to halt where they We're, and the pro-
posa made to the Federal Diet had been with
drawn Further accounts Of the mutiny of some
Swiss troops at Naples, affirm that in its suppress
sion, seventy five of the malcontents were killed
and two hundred and thirty. three wounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28

The steamship Moses Taylor arrived from as
tnwall yesterday, with more than $4,000 900 IN
treasure and the alifornia mails Of the Oh inst
There is no news of importance from the Pacific
The great item Of interest from Central America
concerns the discovery III the Indian graves, OF
which there are great numbers in New Granada
Of golden images and vessels These novel gold
digging. have proved productive and are attracting
many miners. The Cass-Herran treaty did not
reach BOgota in to be ratified this year Con
eress having adjourned. The Congress of Chill
bad been opened by the President with atempe'ste
address The army was to be reduced To peace
footing, the revolution being over. In Peru dis
affection was spreading, and il was thought that
President CsstilIa's term Of power vas drawing to
a close He had determined TO make war on
Ecuador.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28

WHEAT N ISDI.St.-From private letter from q
frit nd il Ibiana who has lad good opportunity Of
observation We are assured tina, the wheat crop in
toe aggregate 10 that state has been equal 20
the ore just nov securely harvested. The yield in
bushels i no, only large, bu: the quality Is extra
good. The papers OF that State almost unanimously
appear 20 coIfrm this Information, and generally
tina, the lndsn corn crop promises pretty fairly
Some sections Of the state have been alsr ned With
fear Of irouih, but the Of tina. fear appears 10
have generally passed away.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28

ei.p. Of repu.ed .asaci'y, is doubtful We 'aHJ''a

ticiap. Of repu.ed .sssciiy, l' doubtful We 'a.''n
,h. nance of the respective candidates
Opro.firr D>-71,1,
Joax Hy-g,sL.xo TsH,~G HsEEts
800 1T A p SylsoN LssD0s C. HtINEs.
u-EoEACE AsYsss3- ktsst
Ill REysE X B7sssoN ssirH
IS-Ns sICELA Jots n s''NSt-,
II n, a. ,5s.- H. rE1Nks-
Ws. II PJLs
yrr tn. u Ctuss JogS WEfGHT.
yIII-JsNss VI QvtsLEs. Taos ht>sts
lX-yNfRsoN ErskiDsl- u = AIsn,'
N-JoHN l. I. sSEEp- v. 1 49, T.,
Ia North Csrolina the Congressional CANVASS
seems TO be unusually spirited lhecandioa'es' ~
for ~ their Names have reached Va are ~ follows:
O,,,,,fi.- D>-acrr,
T,,,1ef - sHlrE HENKr VI SHAW.
THOMAS kIPfiN.
IIi-GEoEey NJ WHIT WAEEE> NtssLos.
IL s.NugFs L OBJ. BzASCH.
V-JoHs A GfNER. STrPN = NiLLl'N>'
vi Al Lg.rs ALfEsD VI Scales,
Me,.rs SHAW. RUFFrN WfN-LON, bENCh, OiLNtS 80
sCsiLs sr uemb-rs Of tie lssi h1ss-
These election. will not only show TIE tendencies
Of the respective States bat they also interest
il z rs invoking the complexion Of the next Con-
gress. A few Opposition members from Tennessee
Kentucky or North Carolina would evidently De
lees agreeable to the managers Of the Democratic
party than the choice Of as many men OF their owa
peculiar stripe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28
Later from Barbados.

PniLADELPHLa, Wednesday, July q, 1917
The schooner G. NJ Robertson, from Barbados on
the 10th inst has arrived at the Lazareto. She re-
ports that the new British msil-steaner Paramstta
from Southampton for ST Thomss, went ashore on the
st inst at Anecada Island, northeast of st. Thom,s
and that exertions making to get her of. No
lives were Iost. Her reported cost is 100 600. The
sugar refinery of G. A. Nightingale, at Bridgeton
Barbados was burned on June 20. Loss, $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28
NEW. YORK MARBLE COMPANY.


a-,s.-p Jtb .nd Gthsys.. Ne~-York,
tOppDa,. the Cryst> Palso" grounds
M.sTIvs. TAsLy1oPs, . 4, 4, 4,
made Of SLATE M.RgLEfzgD N r1scr iNiTAiio, o'
Iux cuotcssr hAkELEs. viz kSfrI ,itnss'
BxocATsLLE SlKD ASTisUE. RID kSTiarE. JAsrtE roe
yuVry MOSAIC PYRtSTE., FELNcn SPAR, LissOs CAL'"N
M 6rAruAkY. WAITE ITALIAN sod
EVERY OTHEE htgf.TY so" N t,l'
O,r ss.r.rnsn. IL e1trtsiFr comprising
yt.noxAry,y C.syED, HEAVY MOLDED fASELtD aud fLAh
kaxTLTs: every ssfefs VI
TksiI BURgiU Tors.
soured the % qualified o'uihehs-
,ion f III. who have used them Tney RI.i'I ~
no, on OLs AND ACIDS winch deiace ordinary h4fbe, ana
vitbsaBd higher d.ns. 81 bsaL
Ref,r.pos IL ~ .de oil p,riirs having them IN u+-
M.RgLyzfD SLATt sTONE MaN1LEs,
hsvs hen used IL Europ~ highly sppfos-d LOT ne as
ninety yea while country tb.J nave b9 no '' n'0
than sep yess ,...,,o.,.,, ~ and A..zSc
OHrAPsEss of these Msibles recommended 'nf" u"'o
sdoy,ioD. -, d. -. u.,,,. 4, Inv gr,Iyc
Our prsc~ss Of converting this Stone into Marble V
Mxys1L Cotoss with powerful beat These ooof, 10Y inc
ma. of ageus absorbed BY the s0h anu 0o0'
iuo0stofs'sd into to- same .x .v;,h
Tb.s. Marbles BE- slipped 10 any part Of tr ouy
ou inability 70 bresk.g~ Loses on sccLt 81 bi'sAs w %
By Company Tor q per cent on e o'' VI INC
articles payable IN adeatc" -, .s A.. ,..,.c,
Tn s,,e1uon Of ARCHITECTS and HOVssBoiLDtss sPo"
fully invited. H. D"i'"'' ~
JAS r. BAny. Treasurer.
n ID, MAC, Supt Of Manufacturers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28
THE AUGUST ELECTIONS.

We are close upon important elections IN several
Southern States, whose results will afford pretty
clear indication Of the way those States will be
likely to 90 in the great national contest of 1860.
On Monday next August |, the people of Alabama,
Kentucky, and Texas choose respectively State
officers, Legislature, and Members of Congress; in
Tennessee the same duty is 70 be- discharged on
Thursday, August 4, and in North Carolina on
Thursday the 18th.
In Alabama, Andrew B. Moore, the present Ex-
ecutiye. is the regular Democratic candidate and
is opposed by W. +. Sanford independently, who,
following, after fashion, the example set by the
Opposition in Virginia and Kentucky, affects to be
q more intense fre.eater than Moore. There can
hardly be doubt of the success OF the latter. In
regard TO Congressman, there is hardly sui'clcot
competition with the regular Democratic ctnil'
dates to make the election interesting. In the
lid District, heretofore represented by the Hon.
James +. Dowdell, there appears to be sharp
contest between David Clopton DEM aud L. }.
Judge Independent Southern Rights. In the
lid District, Mr.. J. l.. Pugh (Ind. DEM seems
willing to occupy the seat of the Hon. Eli S.
Shorter Beyond these three, we notice no new
names in the canvass.
In Kentucky the canvass is spirited The Oppo-
ston have Congre sslonsl candidates in every dis
tIict and profess to surpass the Democrats in sub
serviency 10 Slavery. Each party declares It's per-
feet confidence in It's success al the polls The
following are the names of the rival candidates:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28
Murder of IA Family by the Father

EREEPoRT, ILL.,, Wednesday, July q, 1917
A German, named Peter Arndt, living near Cedars-
vile. in this County, killed three OF mis- children with
an axe Yesterday afternoon aud wounded the fourth
80 badly that it il not expected to ive lie made no
resistance when arrested aud assigned no reasons for
the murder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28

The regatta at Worcester yesterday attracted
large concourse of people. Tue 6rst prize for six
Dared boats was won by the Yale, which beat
the " Harvard by two seconds, making the three
miles in 10 minutes IL seconds. The first prize
for four.osred boats was won by the Leader OF Will
lismsburgb, and that for single SOULS by the OliSis
Roberta Of NeW-YO,k.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28

THT LATE SHoorISG ATFAIR.-Ms- Stewart, the
victim Of Macdonald wss much worse ll.t night and
the HOspital doctors sad she was failing fast No
one j. allowed to aiienl her etcep, the doctors arl
nurses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGkAPH
From Warrington.

sc,i.l o..saics to TIE n Y Tub4rs
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, July "a 1919
Mr. Latham . nomination for Governor oil ''''-
furnia il positive triumph over the Aduii"''''''
ton he having been removed from the Collector
ship Of San Francisco H. is 8 follower OF jugs
Douglas.
Senator Slide wss expected here week ago.
but has been detained IN consequence OF TIE disor
esnjzation in the rank and file Of the pary IN LOU
i.isns. There is q confirmed GOODNESS bet Sern
Mr. Buchanan and him. which ths Pittsburgh
moyemeu, in favor Of J Il for second term VIII
net VAIN.
Although tie President assured Postmaster
Cooks friends that be should not be removed fos'-
ms,,er. General Holt i. determined to probe every
new charge thoroughly Hence al sgen' was
DISPATCHED TO Chicago fortnight ago, but has nor
vet reported
Several Bureau aud other officers who have been
absent for the p,.s fortnight have returned. Sec
rrtar, F.oyd will nos leave the Virgins springs
,ll he has been advised SO to do by his physicians
Secretary Toucey is expected here soon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28
Nem91ork DAILY Gribm,1e
THURSDAY, JULY %, 1862
To cnRREgpONDENTH.

No no,,oe can b. ahsn Of Anon Cnnuricsona o.
ever 10 Intended for insertion mGS be authenticated oN
name address Of The wtsrDot n-c-sss1J 'of pS"""
ton bat a. guaranty for bis good faith
We csano, undertake return rejected Communicssona
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28

D. KINs.LL, No. II hsrketsqusre Is our Asen. 10
the sale TIRE TRIBUNE ~ PRovipgscE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28

Gen Houstons friends e1pec. 10 elect him Gov
ernor, and his opponents fear that they will do it
The General renounced Know Ncthingisu recently,
and comes before the people on the strength OF hs
personal popularity, bis tser-skin jacket and the
battle of San J,cnto Ochiltree is an old Wig
and once ran for Governor as such BE now bases
his claims for an election on his intense devotion 70
Slavery, but is in no Immediate danger of being
elected The Democratic candidates are with the
exception Of Mr. Waul, all incumbents or ate in.
cumbents Of the Offices which they seek, aud WILL
no doubt with the possible exception Of Governor
Runnells, be elected
In Tennessee the contest is lively, aud strange 10
cay the various Slavery issues are carefully ig
nored. The result, ia the Judgment Of some poll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28

T. the A..ocs'ec Pres 80,
WAsnlsGros, "Wednesday. July 2. 1872
A letter from Dr. Forney. Superintendent ot Indian
Affairs for Utah states that the two chliren spared
from the Mountain Meadow massacre, have been de-
tanned by the United States DstrlctAt.orney AZ Wit
resses against certain white who are strongly inn
plicsted il that crime The other children viii arrive
at Ieavenworth about the 10Th Of August, where Wn
c. Mitchell whose two sons and their wives were
among the murdered emigrants will receive them snd
return them to their friends in Arkansas. The ,nlts-
tory steps for their recovery we've taken by Mr. MIX,
the former COMM. siOner, and COMM ssioner Green
wood Las zesously c0nsumna,ed that humane pur'
pose .r ,,
Msiors Whiting and Eastman, Captains Tyler and
Campbell and Lieut.. Elwood are on Their return 10
the States on leave of absence.
Tie public lands advertised 10 be sold in Minnesota
from the st 20 the 18th of October embrace the Gov
eminent alternates within the six mile limits al the
railroad grants and the pine lands OF the north
portion of that State, consisting OF million anu threo
quarter acres
The President cobtempates returning to Washing
ton on Wednesday.
The Postmaster General will visit Kentucky during
the month Of August.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28

a. .rpsv.sive Western phrase the oNrS,NT wipes cut
escfy elgTye disorder While t~ RUS the
iuerps ossts u al inpny. Sod a. 81 Aadv- ase, ~ 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28

RUPTURE CURED-By MARSH & Cos RApI-
CAT Cuss TKrss Also SIX Elastic srocKNes vsiicose
,.ips suyyo.rsRs ana SRoVLDsk BRACES Instruments tor
sa~ D. No Neseys, Aston House " Y.
IaAe- private rooms female stenosntA
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Genuine Copper Rod

y I'D si'rr' F.rts lrrisri,y lGsgis',I wih gs- -
!. o., sc'r-r tt Poo. phrf, tast Copper "a, ituw
F.-t. 3. tea TN Iar r,UruC.IsE power 90 loo
o." al.s r,t fust rJ rHfr,1r ltUr rods. ~r.s
-.r'' rrasr .. 20 rau-uciDf 1h-
t-.--.r. .,.a"as .sE -f.r So fGr3rEs GicIfsa 10
t--' .H. o., f'fst,t,- Co. f.- ia.o.tag tst, rts.
ft'.t s. '. -.'s 'arr 80 II.Y 'rcuf. 81 ~ Pro-
.r''ft, :. .u... eos smur a. gae uuEst.uy u
NU-.r st WIG iEtt " N-rstr. 81 Wa.
,-.'r o.. q. ,#T D., .gr,I E.fr,vrIi- ID.
l...- .; Ch.m.s. say ~ MiElhrstsr M,dicsI Col
Irgr.
!v $50 v.--t e.! re LI,uins metals. Of
't.A r ,.~.'aa. rru'h srt rss, Jhruugt hem
OPT" s~t1r '.. uFr .. ,r.HtytiE aud trpf--.ut he
20 u.G .i.l i.arf r. al.s,r shirh - thr t.st me.
~t.'c ,''.o,., sDa~a B., lO), ar sbs 20 have The
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BOARDING. SCHOOL.

MISS CORNELh =. BILLINGS Ia. open,d
wi Sen""l toe Voung adde's snh misses a. the
Pafs.'nag" Dutfrld's Jefferson County I0,tuc
uoo will b. given 10 all the branches OF a hc-t.I
edu"anon inciuting Maih-malics, Lain Ffcnch
Music, Dra~irR &c. All necessary assistance
~ inc wAV ri SuPrTin'rntsnce shd ,lnpsfJtur in.
srnchoD, viii - givca hy Rev. BuLI~Gs Pastor
OF III" ChuTch a. Elk Branch. A lev raore board.
err can b. Accumulated.
Terms for loading aud ui,ion SIS per session
OF monhs. Music AMI French cara.
Dee - s.
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JEFFERSON LAND FOR
s n L L. IL.

offending 10 remove tom J-fsfscn eonn'y
WI s'i nav y,p VALUABLE ANDEp
LAID
ls', BLiKELEY, a:the bead ~aJers ut he
norm iofs Of he Builsktn ran ure q Tie n'.s o.
sTari- iafms m tt- Saiisv 81 NirCrnta .,utstc-
Tag 3to ACRES uiGui cts.s tmssruu- lace,
Oi WHICH sbOat 80 s~rcs ave IN TIMBER. stua.
tel wiihin isfr~ mIles q th~ W. 4ssfrf s. q t,-
ma Railroad DsP1, .! Chat.esi0~p. ~th N,Us,
&C. COO -uisnl Toe imrr y-rrnt. cuhst.i cd
hhe BRICK DIV SLING uuh eight tU.m.
tr,'d"s ts.s,nE Rooms B.stta-ai aud Aut~.
bffE Huu>,N Tor OyrfssSr srd servstts StpEs
Meat iiuus- sod noe OtcLari 80 Euat tfuu
splench spriaE CHyrfus We. ~ wstrt clu.e tu
hr'h-n Fooc sIat'ss and Com tluas- Tn. farm
- vel sipPli-t WITH runhine Nater Via access
!" >she tom every h-'d isisr pottiuo ct tb-
'en"tng . o. stone, sud chtsnpt isi> With loru.t
pO-'s.
- Tract Of vrrv sup.fi"s TIMBER LAND
containing sioai lao ACRES b.inE p.ft 81
ne RithWOCD TRACT" To Isui d. al,
- 'up- TO- qnsiifs sBi - Wuhiu hat and oi
NE "'hch'''ef PGoma Railroad To-. frssf
N'I ~ d"tiri q tS>ir-c ~ ,ui' tprrhas-r. r.
,ei"N sFP IN he s15.s'ibrl, JhaII,stoWn. JrI-
Icf>oS CO Va
EICHAHD wASHISGrOS
Ssr'.2 -
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ron SAKE.

ONE COW AMI too HELPERS.
Csseh si'h Dsv1n Calves Cast fl5P8
Or S'gorabis Note &A3H
JAS l. RANSOM 49,
FEB. 50 81 80
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s.rsdon Cords, Civ

MANUFACTURER in Lrndnn under N. in.
w sPetii"n oi the Brui.h Excise Orh,eTS rust.
uii'' pure aad Dnsiuitstsird The b-sf specific
Tor D'-p.Isia diseases 81 the X dneys Guut
Rh"umh atm Gfayri, Sc. For .sl-by
Jan d. 1879 g. +. BELLER a CO
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Each Sasurd~In February

MAGNIPlCE SCHEME
TDp .aWS
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Boess aad Rhoes

A LARGE suck q Boo's sss Shoes " sli ihsif
IA vsrietf fof sssby
EsassLEV sRBERER . On
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aPPAuNIM.pe PRIxrr.
aof. Ticket, $40, Hse. ss.Qasrtet. 81
PLAN OF tn LOTTERY.

The hunters TIN 81 90 cor,rspondin.
VI Ihuse numben IN thutetpT,sted on sepa.
rate shPs Ot paper. Te eciriet ~ith small tin
abes and placed N snc yhe|.
The Bret I19 PTiE~ sintuiy printed and en-
ttrcird, are placed N sndhcshel
The wheels a., lhrt ieyoid aDi o namber 10
srava from the wheel OF y uwis, md he same
upr Pfir- 0. draw Tran o her she~i. The
ianbef and pr'r- ORA 90 ouue Ins op. Gri and
sIaIniied to the suSirbe,, ri rrr,irtr: to ne
CoDnis,ioners; III. Pm log llseei sgsir.,
is- Nu'nber drawn THIS rfaIDa 10 repeated
1n'ii ihe PRIV sfe rsEno
APPROXIMATIONS RrI.s-'he twn preceding
ard h-ts">u c.rtnR SIusfs1 lao,r i,ss ne
NJ n 81 Pfse, ~llice -nisc t,h- "a Approx
I'm 'i'"n PrE-. FI -rspl- al IL E-I No
1880 drss> the So OOO 'riI- n se Titsri.
bumo-iri ii2t- ii29 IN, iiSG at zach ~
enirted tU 500, u Ick.tS 55,hs~s SIS.
O1o Puz', those iirkis r1tsT~ ~ - ST.,
5a9 49, each he sb,d-i SIS, -nt = on ac-
SeIdihg TO he abosr rhem.
C-uthca'e, oiPa kg-.siiI he sic r. tee io,-
loving rates, which i~hr r,s:
Cet,6esi,s OF P.cs'g, Whole ics-:s $50
IOHst 30
Iooisrro" 20
10 gh'b. e 10
IN ORDERING TrKETS CICEaTiFl.
css-s, -nc'U>e NE nopy our ar 'OT he
ries~b ordered. - rrc,bt Of ~h'chI's 1Ill be
sotssfd-d BY msii Pgrhss,rs cssa-- tickets
sh''n< IN any hxure tb-tnsy dr.tri-.
The list at drssn rnacrs ant q - wiii b.
rht ." puichassrs In neds'eIy s!rn- dTaHinE.
VPufchasers will P~sc ~'Ite'it siRBs-
Ia'e' plata snd give Ihsi pct ascs u.shiy Abd
sss.
"R.msmber % every prir. drl~s and
PAYABLE in foil ~iihosi de,uciIos
"AH p'ifrs ~ ~ 600 ,nd urc-,sid imme
d'stsiy sner ih- Ora slug. her ptrrst The usu-
oil tIns ~ 30 DAYS.
Az Com 'nobicst"ns slridiy conhsIisl.
Addrss. Orders ~ ri~k-s or CrtcaIr- 10
iNokINNkY AGO esvpsh, Ga.
lIsi al the bumb-Ts nat arr s~a HOm
h~ sbsel, vtth tn amoaat a thr q tthat cab
ono ~ emitted -" oil ~ prniish-tuter every
spsins :" III savannah Daily Nj
hr1srv 10 $40
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Brt there be Light,

Nj ENNHN HED"ES 4. TRT SSEIL are
vi t1H''g.tr- ms t.s CsEr.I t,.Io,I .nt
.'''' Nhu h'Fr slupfsa r peek 10 y an telling
" !" a. p'a'.- IA 10 ,1r az - c.noof 20
~ We 'aiuN ~ Ca ~ iakr r~si pleasure IN
'...'t .l- 'fsiset''. t'.r s. 40 .rouo.
- .-. ~ -tu~ t.i .i.'4Ha sht.- - The
N4''r '.n.r % DO Irr.r..t safr f,rrr r.r ,IrIs.
10. ..'e 49," desire Itet.s Fr 9rffhy ,.Il.
3D.. W. 40, ~ I aat 81 Lsmp "a sfiai
% t-r.l l-l~
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NOTICE

Ii. accounts and n9'es Of person. living in
Charleston and the n-ishborhosd due 80 the
undvtsigb-d a. th- iair pubII,hrI at The yrsi
MA Republican" have been lett Vuh q. FB..I
E'q AZ me Sr'ri' "i J'hersou onIce, who hs,
beru f"'u-si-d 10 cUli-Ci the SANE
Jan y. 80 ISRAEL RORISSoS
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTlCEIs bereh' cry.n ihat an ri..iion wi
= - h-id 81 ih- iIh dyy o'hrril neI, IA M,
srV'Tal Election D'"ric.s ~ Ihis Cuunfy bnIsn
AM !" The pro- amsiivn az his rIc.li.ucy Henry
WISE Governor 81 this Stale inT JaiR. At M,
Couu oi Appeal, a. a. the vacancy o., a,i,,,d
nv The drsth ,f,h- Hon Green b samue, I,,, a
Judge ot The sAid Court
Jan ~. 50 }. w. CAMPBELL Sheriff.
OF BE- frf.nn