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Associated Press Report.
IURTHEK AHoUF rae GLAsaOw

TURTHER ABOUT TIE GAAsBOg
NEW YOBK, August 8.
The following is the report of the stesni-
or Erin, which vessel brought the passen-
gers and crew off the Glasgow to this city:
August Ist, st $50 P. NJ, sswia light on. the
port bow, supposed to be q vessel on fire;
at 1890 found it TO be an American steam
er on fire, name unknown, in tow of a brig
antine; at 1880 P NJ. stopped her engines
and sent to ascertain If there were any per
sons on board found the passengers and
crew had left the burning stesmer'in the
boats, and that she was carried in tow
of the brig Martha Washington of Seas,
port, from Boston for New York on the
second inst, at four o'clock in the afternoon,
stopped to pick up boat containing officers
and men, who reported that they belonged
to the steamer Glasgow, which was on fire
aud all their passengers and crew were on
board the baTque RosamOnd then in sight,
They proceeded to the barqne and took off
all the passengers and crew belonging to
the Glasgow, about twenty-five in all, and
brought them to this port.
Among the passengers by the Glasgow
were Charles A. Sears, United States Com
sui st Madeira, wife and daughter of Ed.
ward Spencer of Cincinnati. s1 I
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FROM NEW YORK.

s.-.-. -- ..rf NEW ohh1 aug u5b' o.
Deputy Sheriff Bryan arrived in Brook
lyn this morning with unofficial order from
the Governor committing the sentence of
Michael Kenny, who was to have been
hanged to morrow for the.murder of ohm
Rsvenbsugh, to imprisonment for life. The
prisoner will be conveyed to the State
Prison as soon as possible -s.s' ga1'r
The Commercials Quebec says the fune-
raj of Sir Etienne P Tsche late Prime
Minister of Canada, took place yesterday
NTH impressive ceremonies. -Essa-t
= The appointment of new Premier ex-
cites great interest. There will probably
be q reconstruction of the Cabinet Messrs
Garter and McDonsld a1fIe a1fIesGdSe616n. fhe ap
position, and also M, =, turn on the question
of confeder alton. Itis know that no effort
will be spared to render the Cabinet unsn-
imous and effective on this point. , q
The Posts Washington special ssys it Is
believed that General Butler, who is there,
is about 70 be assigned to "a new command
The President is receiving only few
officials to.d day. t Sawed .u'ai 2"
Ex.Governor Wieklifa, cf Louisiana, is
in Washington. on psrdoning mission.
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rROm NEW YOEK.

aEf- r9' NEW York, August 8.
The Heraldis New Orleans correspon-
dent says; fae"u. HeF 7n1a
The regulation Of Freedmen's sffairs, and
the adjustment of the difficulties between
the planters and the colored people, of
course still engross large portion Of the
attention on the part of Government oth.
cisls and the public generally in Louis
ians.. -t4itg05rau 7l
The Assistant Superintendent of Freed
men at Shreveport gives very favorable
statement representing that the majority
of the negroes in that section Of the State
ara now working under contracts with their
fS58hfs of Tie if5' planters in the vicinity Of
Port Hudson have petitioned General Can
place on The pfss that tie he 6sgF6sa af5 tsg
iecting their work and hocking thithsr.
The General has referred the matter to the
Freedmen's Bureau, but it Is not likely
that the garrison will be removed De- dor
The General has issued an, order termi-
mating the collection of taxes in New Or
leans for municipal purposes by tbs mill.
tary authorities, the assessments now pro-
vided for by the State laws being consider
ed ample. ,... ,-,,--.... q.
On the 2Osh of July all but two of the
vessels of the Iate blockading squadron
remaining off Galveston were ordered
north, and in a few days after one of these,
the steam sloop- -Of-War Oneida, also took
her departure, leaving only the gunbOGs
Port Royal to guard the port. = dfld ctT
The Herald's correspondence from Nat
amoras and Brownsville shows the fslsity
of the silly stories published in some Of the
papers of Washington and other places to
The effect that Gen. Brown had sent u 8.
troops across the Rio GIspde to sssistlthe
Mexican Republicans against the 1mPeri-
alists. 4. -........- .-f,--.,..
Advices from Batauorss are to the 18th
of July, to which tiIne'the most amicA6le
relations preVsiled between our own officers
and soldiers on the esst side'of the river
in Texas, and the Imperialists are on ;,seh'
opposite side Of the stream to give TIL
enemy an Indication Of the design of main
tanning there permanent military estSbi
lishment Of considerable strength. rrcI
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NEW YORts ITEMS.

INV Ohk1 hUBUsb I
Gold is without material change. Spec
lulstion continues dull. The price is rather
weak. It opened at 1444 and closed st
.l44s g.. I'D, .;,s .si.s5 r'..',''
At the meeting of the Grand Lodge OF
Odd Fellows yesterday, the Prop6sition tc
consolidate the Grand Lodges of Northern
and Southern New York was adopted.
An attempt was made to put in cireuls.
tiod, list night, counterfeit So on j. K
ClaIk & Co.'s Bank, Pulaski, N.Y. =
The Washington Chronicle says the
mysterious prisoner is 8 man named Fal.
Ter, who committed the, frauds upon the
Union National Executive Committee dur
ing the last campaign, The immediate
cause of his arrest is not vet known. r'E
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WAsHINGTON ITEMs.

WAsHINGToH, August 3.
Bfevet Brig. Gen. Muzzy, Military Sec
retary to President johnson, Captain in
the 10th Infantry, has been -breveted Col
onel in the Regular Army for meritorious
and valuable services while serving in the
Southwest. f-n.l ,-.n-nE
1t appears from official dates that the
receipts from customs for the quarter end.
ing with March were $20,519,O 900; Inter.
nal Revenue, $65,26200o; sales of Public
Lands, $l62, 900; Direct Taxation, $52 600
Miscellaneous, 81. l59, 600. Total in round
numbers, exclusive of loans, 100000, 900
The total expenditures for the same tint
were 1888 100000. .t..7s... e.7.fi
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ERnm uEYE ORLRANs.

F- NEW OhLEANH3 AA5l6s Il
The steamer Lille. with zoo bales OF
cotton, was burned on the river. No lives
lost - ,,,,,
The steamer Joseph Pierce exploded
about twenty miles below Yicksburg, and
subsequently, csught fire and burned 70 the
wasers edge, killing six snd Wonndipg
twenty-eIeht. The whole air was filed
with pieces of flying and falling tinbers,
baards. bricks, &C. p. a. Z ."-1'i t."7
The steamer Dove was boarded by rob-
bars on the Yazoo river Sunday afternoon,
and robbed of 500, 900 and other yaluables.
five Of the passengers we're wounded, and
the mate end one passenger was stripped
of their vsluables. --agib-"rGv5 -
Gov. Hamilton reached Houston on the
9Th, en- route for Austin, meeting with q
warm reception.
The Houston Telegraph Of the 9th
mentions the arrival Of the officers Of smell
by's party. Shelby epcamped near Mon,
tersy with 400 or 500 msni orderly ane
/ Quiet, undisturbed by the authorities. Ht
sold his artillery and other PluAder, trying
| to get a grant of land and other induce
ments to colonize Adams, Texas, and ex
tsnding connexions in Texas.
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Yesterday lay ETeRing,s Edition
RAsHINsTON NEWS

-. ,,,n,e- h9oNEwi YeRK, August 3.
!. The Times Washington special says j..
M. Mckinney, chief clerk in the othse OF
the Solicitor tor tho Treasury, yesterday re-
esived the appointment Of Acting Solicitor
of the Treasury, during the absence OF Mr..
JordOn. Mr.. Mckinney ct oRes entered
upon the discharge OF the duties Of the
office. ....y.-.f n t.. .t'.
-The Hersldfs Washington special says
Adiutsht General Thomas estimates that
there are one hundred thousand colored
troops in the service, and previous to the
close of the rebellion there was no. .00C
which was reduced by the muster out o.
State organizations. .--..- r., -.-.
Many Of the rebel officers are reported
to have rendered their services and ,infu
ence to the Mexican Minister within few
weeks, for the expulsion Of Msximilisr
| from the continent. a direct seceptanci
! was not expected of course.
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me capture Of kirky smith.

The New Orleans Times Brownsville
T corre,pondent, who received the informa-
1 tion from Cortinas staff, says: @I now
learn that young man who was formerly
Aid .de.csmp on Msgruder's sgsf, hes just
arrived at Mstsmoras from Monterey, and
thst he pronounces the whole story ca
nsfd. He said the party had no artillery,
rides or train; that they were unmoleste
bv Feieral or Mexican suthority, and that
thew arrived st Monterey in safety. He
also saws Kirby Smith was hard up for
money. and was compelled to borrow $500
/ from : gentleman named Preston, at Mon
tergv. Af.er q few day rest, Gen. Smith
and his party pushed on for the City o.
Mexico"
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THE FIaE AF rITHOLR.

PITHoLE, PAt Aug 2.
Well No. 20, United States Farm, on
Pithole Creek, was destroyed BY fire sboat
seven o'clock this evening. The we'll was
anished yesterday, and was flowing about
zoo barrels, and no tanks being up the oil
was allowed to flow on the ground. Some
twenty persons were standing in and
around the derrick, some of whom, it is
feared, were unable 10 escspe the fire.. The
ground for forty feet around was onesheet
of flame in mOment. Three men are
known to be seriously burned, and only
saved their lives by jumping into the creek.
The we'll is still flowing and burning. %.
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IuckY in Oil.

An, exchange observes thst the Hon. h.
], Raymond, Of the New York Times, is
the lucky, owner Of a handsome portion of
the stock Of the Averil Coal and Oil Com
bany, whose property is on the Ksnswhs
kiver, about four miles from Charleston
Neck, West Virginia. The President Of
she Company is Major Generol AVeril, and
MsjsF General Franklin stands fret on the
list Of trustees. Professor Vinton, Of Co
lurnbia College, is the geologist and mining
eueinesr. The company are now engaged
"a tunneiing a mountain about half mile
thick IN order TO open 8 convenient road to
get coal ont. After that they will dig coal
sRd pumpsoil al at once. aff e
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} CONCRRNfNs MEXIU0.

/ r. .s,qs 3! ... d lNEW 4ORK, August 81: r.
( A London Newspaper states that M
Elyin, the confidential agent of Emperor
Msximilian, had conference with Lord
Palmerston during his recent visit to Lon
don. but failed IN his efforts TO induce the
latter gentlemen to alter the policy of Eng
land Lord PalmeTston is represented as
telling EIvin that England would continue
to stand aloof from Mexican ehtangle-
ments snd that he could donOthing which
might be regarded as unfriendly by she
government of the United States sa7 q
The Tribune's Matsmoras correspondent
of July l4tb, says he has learned from good
authority that soms seventy bands Of Con!
federBtes have lately crossed the Rio
Grande with the view Of entering the Mex
lean service, and that General Shelby Is
charged with their organization. -....,,...
Wade Hampton, WHO'S at Carnage with
800 men is TO form 8 part Of this foree'--
/ General De La Portils has come 70 this
point by order of. his government "a. .grsni
land to the exiles end give them every ts,
cility to settle upon them, admitting nee o.
/ duly agricultural implements, minerals, &e
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Special Report.
EINAECIAL.
NEW YORK, August

NEW York, August 3.
Stock market dull bnt firm. Spscula
.tion for higher prices appears to have
taken. a respite until the money market
becomes easier. Holders Of stocks don't
appear disposed to force sales. but think
that sfter laying of for p lime they can
start up fresh. -
The speculative advance upon the pres
ent prices of stock on the railroad list are
most active. The failure Of the PittsbuTgh
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GUARANTEE, August 3.

B -t. GUARANTEES August 8
+ At E20 A. NJ July 2Ist, latitude 40 90
North, Longitude IS % West the steamer
Glasgow was burned The passengers and
crew were ali saved by the barque Boss-
mond, and are new on board the steamer
Erin. The Glasgow sailed from New York
for Liverpool JAY 29ih'
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y The Bentueky Conservatives have sent
a delegation to Washington to try to have
Genefal Palmer's election order set aside.
The order was issued to back up Governor
sRranlette's. proclamation. The object OF
both is to prevent expatFiAted citizens, that
is, rebels, from voting, But this is what
the CONSERVATIVES don't want. They de-
sire that Kentucky in the Union shall b
ruled sy men who fought to 6rag her cul
of the Union and break up the Govern
ment Guess Gen. Palmer's order vii
stand. .n..n ..-.in. III. E...
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D.o..Iona,,oD froT, GOV. holden.

II
The Raleigh correspondent Of fhe New
York Times, writing Onthe 9th nIt, says :;
IhayetLs best authority IOr st4fibg thAt
Gov. Holden win soon issue dnother prop
Iamasion, ordering the election of delegates
for State conventionr TO bsy convened
about the lst Of 0ctoberi prescrll lloyl olng 8 tne
qualifications for, voters for deIegates;I g sud
also tor members arranging for the en-
rollment Of the loyal men of the state " 20
will be- allowed 70 vote. and ordering the
county magistrates lately appointed BY
him. TO superiniend the Whole stfAir e
their respective precincts. Fhs. election
will occur about the 10th Of September
allc wing ten days for the delegates to o.
tain their credentials and repair, 70 thii
place. where, of, course, the convention I
| held. The Governor is only waiting To-
news from Washington, before promn1igS
ting this proclamation, and It ia pqsSlbIE
thss it viii be Issued within the eoaalni
'--- -, = - - : .791lsg
! H.... .... i-~
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On Thursday last, prisoner. arrived
from Memphis TO o iifo, en- route for Wssh-
in otop. around wnom there exists much
m 7stery. He was heavily ironed and
strictly guarded. The officer, having him
in charge gave no Information beyond the
stateInen. that "his capture was the most
importaut one made for some time" There
are coniectures that he is the son of Mrs,
| ySnrTAtt.
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f. PITHoLE CITY, Aug. I'd, 1865.
Well No 19, Holmden Farm, was struck
this day, and is flowing three hundred
barrels. The well took fire at half.past
seven this evening, and is burning now.
-Four persons we're injured. SIX or seven
others are supposed to be burned qp,,s9
+ r. f.. +... .....f # II. WILKINS.
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A Missouri psper records the fact that
Sen thausapd dollars have been saved 10
the city of ST. Charles, in that stste, BY
the late rains accomplishing what human
art had failed to efect-the high water
having cleared out the heretofore obstruct-
ed channel Of the Missouri river on the st.
Charles side. s-.... I'D, ,.trs -,trJ
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SAILED.
-


The United States monitor Dictator re-
sumed her voyage to the eastward. this
morning, in company with the steamer
Vanderbilt. ra - 'r
The monitor Agsmenticus also sailed To-
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DEATH.

HARRMBURG, Aug. 3,
Governor Curtin was hastily recalled
I from Saratoga last night by the death of
his Youngest child. The remains will be
taken 10 Bellefont for intermsnt.
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A chap named Fuller who collected
$4,000 during the Presidential campaign,
under the pretense that he was authorized
to do SO by the n ational Union ConYentiOni
has been arrested He turns out to be q
graduate of the Missouri penitentiaEy.
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ewnERAL GRnNT.

,a- PORTLAND, NE, August 8. -
General Grant left Augusta at ninei
o'clock this morning for New Y ork. ,,. ii ~
Tho steamship Erin from Queenstown,
July 29sh has arrived. Her neWs has been
Anticipated.
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The cboIers has broken out in Birming-
ham and large numbers Of psupeR ara said
to have been attacked. In Egypt the chol-
era continues to diminish, but it was spFesd-
sing in Oonsssntinople. d '- --T
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Fnocb Arden has been dramatized by
DIR. Moutrose,A. Psllen, of Montreal, and
was produced lsst week at the Theatre
Rovsl ii that city, MIR. Mccullough and
MS Rachel Noah sustaining the principal
characters. DR.. Pslien will be remembered
ss having been expelled from the Medical
Association for alleged completely In the
ToonPirecies Of Blackburn Sanders Hnd
Booth,
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A aSsengerbupd Festival or German
Musical Convention, viii take place in
Columbus On August sOth and 3lst and
/. Sepssu,ber 1st. Preparations fof the greSt
festival are already under way, sndjt viii
probably be Aglorious jOlli6cation,
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Lamb's KNITTING haebtpe.-sEsIua
TRrUHFHANt The greatest invention Of tho age.
NarroWs the toe. knits the heel, complete IN one
piece. wIl do al that It Is prOmised to do In our
circular. Gall on or address, with stamp, A. L.
JOHNSON, $50 Superior ST., Cleveland. myS7:2s5
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The census of Boston, just complete,
gives thst city q population of ls22sf
against III 9O2 in 1860. This indicates 8
very great degree OF prosperity, all things
: as.,,zidarad
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eaian must btel abroad. on Monday morI

Satan must be = broad, On Monday morn
ing, ;ef Oakland, Conn, 8 Mrs. Starkweath-
er snd-her daughter Ella were found muir
dsred ii bed, having been chopped to
pieces with sn' Ax and butcher knife. The
horribly mutiIAted bodies were shocking
beyond all precedent, each blow of the sx
having cleft The skulls. The womsn's sen
is suspected to have, done the deed to get
hold of q few hundred dollars Of money.
An attempt was made to burn the bodies.
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For saIe.-Sy homs in East Cleveland, con-
tainin thirty i've acres with four acres in grapes
aod fruits Of al kinds. Enquire on the premises,
ser to F. Judson. 1y9O-9Sel \. WADE.
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; Afraid to Laugh.--Ladles sometimes repress
their ghter 90 avoid rsyesling the discolOTaton
and Imper lection Of their teeth. Fair ones, We
you'd advise you to try the Fragrant sozoDosT.
Il vii remsEe, At onee all impurities, arrest the
progress Of Decay, ami Nhiten such Psrts as have
already become black by decay and leave the
brssth as fragrsnt 81 q rose, is%a AugS
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t1ugur,ovs gr ,,f the british EIectIOn.---Exs
ceIIent Pluck Of Lord duncan.
A lauRhsble stOryIis told IN relation to
the South Warwickshire election. Lord y
duncan in the course Of his canvass, Called
And not for the first time, at the house Of
Gentleman named Ball, who now occupies
4 large farm near Laamington, but who
vas formerly engaged in the naval service
fhe noble visitor was on terms Of intimacy
With Mr.. Ball, though differing from him
n polItics. and being both tire and hun
Irv. he said, on seeing the remains OF
So1,nd Of beef on the tsble-the quantity
an610h for one snd half or two men
aThsfs nice piece of beef you've got,
RaVD Well, 1 don't think it is" was
the response; Gbat I'll tell you what I'll
do: if YOU like to sit down and est 1t, III
eiys YOU q piumpsr at the election" Lord
Duncan sat down and tackled to bis WORK.
and when he had got three parts through
with II, he said he should die if he ate any
/ more. aAhP said the eleetor, I've been
| too. far north for you" 81 nail rom
/ Dundee.p said his guest. Oh, but have
been to The North Pole" said the free and
4 iindeneude1t voter; aand if you don't
fnish the niece Of beef l shall vote Tor
j. Mordaunt and Wise, the Conservative
| oandijstes Bat If ysu eat it III plump for
+ vou, and IN sppear in front Of the hust-
hin0s on the day Of the nomination with
the piece OF bone in my hand" Lo1d
Duncan 4hsreupon called for some Scot' q
whisky, and then disposed of the remainder
Of the beef. True to his word, on the day
4 of nomination the voter appeared in front
of the hustings with piece of bone in h's
hand, as q trophy Of the way in which ne
had succeeded in reversing bribery and
treating his candidate
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= ThOreau on .ssSalt whItman.' -

. TO s. "a r IFrom Th1reAu's Letters b.
81 Alcott has been here three times, and
Sunday before last, went with him and
Greeley, by invitation OF the last, to G!'s
farm, some thnty-six miles north of New
York The next day A. and I heard
Beecher preach, and what WAS more we
visited W. Walt Whitmsnl the next
morning, "a. had already seen him, and
were much interested and provoked. be
is apparently the greatest democrat the
world mas seen. Kings and sristOcracy 60
By the board at once, IS they have long de-
served 10. A remarkably strong, though
coarse, nature, of q sweet disposition, and
much priced by his friends. Though pc
culiar and rough in his exterior, his skin
all oyer red he is essentially 8 gentle
man. ] am sill somewhat in 8 quandAry
strange to me, at any rate, but l am sur
:prised by the sight Of him. He is very
broad, but IS I have said, not fine. He
said that 1 misRpprehended him. l am
not quite sure that do. He told US that
be loved TO ii e up and down Broadway
ali Flsy, on an omnibus, sitting beside the
driver, listening to the roar Of the carts,
and znmatinaes 0astielli ating- deg aiming
Homer at the top OF ms voice. we ougnb
to rejoice greatly in him. WhitmAD.1 He
dagRssts 5a sGessthhHi5Bsc eshH5s Ugdfhaa
him with the other inhabitants of New
York How they mustshudder when they
fesd him. He is swfuly good. ~. b..
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( The New York Observer says a. memo
rial church to Washington Irving is about
TO be erected at fsrFytown, New York
Vghere he resided - .+r-5H re. ,.F
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The. AIIered OIL Frnnd. J

The examination of Fred. A. Howe,
Il ESQ Of MssdviIle, soebsed 81 deffauding
NE. Sheldon, of New, York, began on
Tuesday before Judge DowliDg, at the
Toombs Police Court New York city. The
case was adjourned until the 10th inst 4,
against the protest of Mr.. Howe. lri
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Dr. Pritehard, who some time agey was
accused Of the murder of his wife eno
moshep-in-law, at Glasgow 6eotlande nsf
been tried for the offence, found guilty q
both charges, and sentenced to be hung OF
the 2sth inst. s1-ai go
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NEW YORk August 8.

s Gold HAS, 9 i' 'N
New York Central, ss1z1 : Erie; ss9l !;
Reading 'iO1; Michigan Southern 667sj
Pittsburgh, t7I5s; Northwestern 272]l do
preferred e21z Quicksilver coz; Bruns-
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8. A. BOyntOn. n. D.. Physician and Sur
9eon. once so Pearl street, Cleveland, o. Once
hours from to 91z a. M, from l to 2 and to
PM -H .Ertg ~ jyl4:2S6