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From New York.

Saturdays Cholera RepOrt-60 Casea
and 30 Deaths-FOiaI Deaths for the
Week zO9-H Messages Filed for En-
rope.
NEw YORK, August 4.-Twenty-iwo cases
and ten deaths from cholera in this city.
Forty-seven cases and ten deaths in
Brooklyn is reported to-day; twenty-five Of
the Brooklyn cases occurred in the Peni-
tentiary.
Total number Of deaths in New York for
the week ending to-day was 799. A large
increase over those for the same week last
year.
Eleven messages were forwarded from
this city on Saturday for transmission to
Europe by the cable, for which 81, los in
gold was paid Most Of the daily papers
call for reform in the management Of the
cable, particularly in regard to the press
dispatches, and complain Of the excessive
charVeS
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suuIbs from the tribune.

We trust Mr.. johnson will keep on in
his work of removing Republicans from
.offde. 1t will give US more recruits for
our campaign.
What do Messrs. Astor, Stewart, Van
derbilt and Roberts think of going to q
Convention which proposes TO endorse the
policy that produced the New Orleans
massacre.
General Chalmers, slate of the Confed-
crate army, one of the famous heroes of
Fort Pillow" Is making speeches in favor
of Andrew johnson. General John A.
Logan is making speeches against him
The reader may draw the inference.
Is hlr. Vallandighsm.p
/" Mr.. Vanderbilt"
We can imagine the excitement the
Convention in Philadelphia will listen to
its Secretary thus calling the roll of the
delegates.
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ANORDIsANOE-TO lew and Assess

II sfeCl0I IHN on NlsE NITttI.
SEC. l. Be il ordained by the City Council Of the
city Of Cleveland, (two-thirds Of all the members
concurring,) that the sum Of four dollars and ten
cents (S4lo) be snd the same is hereby levied and
assessed upon each and every foot front Of the
eral lois Of Lands bounding abutiing upon
West street, for the purpose Of paying the cost
and expense OF grading aud paving said street.
SEC. ?. That the owners Of the several lots or
parcels Of land bounding or abuttitg upon West
street shall pay the several amounts Of money
by them severely due ia that behalf ,on or before
the fifteenth day Of August, lS6s, 10 the City
Treasurer, or such other person as may be author
lied to collect the same, or be subject TO the penal
ty and interest aliowes by law against them sew
orally il not paid at tee time herein designated.
Passed July 81, 1866.
F.W. PEhE0S, President o. the Council.
G. s. MHEAInN As.ia an. CITY clark -AaE..aaa
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From California.
Various Items.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 3.-The State Su-
preme Court has decided the case of Haus
against the city of San Francisco in favor
Of the city, which settles the last of the six
city slip suits pending in the Courts. The
points of the decision are that money must
come lawfully into the treasury, and that
the city must draw it lawfully.
The exports of merchandise for the past
month show a decrease of 5000, 600 from
those of the corresponding month last year,
during which the exports of treasure were
one million dollars greater. The clear
ances during the first seven months of the
present year were so more than during tho
same period last year.
The tobacco market shows more tone
since the passage of the new tariff act.
Idaho dates of July II report that the po-
litical contest is waxing warm, and both
sides are throwing dirt profusely.
The bark Kate brings dates from Sidney
of May 9th, and Melbourne May SIst.
The steamer Golden City arrived to-day
with New York dates of July 11th.
The Golden Age hence for Panama, July
18Th, broke shaft, and put into Acapulco
under one wheel.
The Constitution which sailed July 80,
takes her mail passengers and the treasure,
and the Golden Age returns here under
cover of the steamer Sacramento.
The Democratic County Convention last
night rescinded all the nominations for
county officers. in consequence of disa-
greement about the fitness of some of the
nominees.
Honolulu advices of July 7th report the
arrival at that place of the captain, crew
and passengers saved in the long boat from
the ship Harriet.
California Convention Endorses Pres
ident johnson.
San FRANcIsco, August 4-The State
Convention assembled here yesterday, and
adopted resolutions endorsing the restora-
ton policy of President johnson and his
Cabinet, declaring that spirit of charity
and moderation shonld control the political
action of the country, and approving the
call for the National Union Convention at
Philadelphia, to which the following dele
gates were elected lst District, Hon. Cor
nelius Cole, Montgomery Blair I'd District,
Hon. J. NJ. Wilcox, J. II. Riley; Sd District,
j. W. Sennot Jacob, P. Lees, delegates at
large.
A Victoria dispatch of yesterday, says a
bill uniting the Colonies of Van CouYer's
Island and British Columbia, has been in
troduced into the Imperial ParIiament,
which allows Of e united Parliament of %
members
Atelegram from Los Anglos, says a spe-
eisl messenger has Just arrived with dis
patches from James R. Hardenburg, com
manding at Camp Cady, which state he had
had desperate fight with the Indians on
the 29.h uit., in which three men of his
command were killed and one wounded.
ThiEty-six Indians were engaged in the !
fight, their loss was unknown, The num-
Der Of soldiers not stated.
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General News.
The Dental Convention.

BosToN, August 4-The fifth days session
of the Dental Convention closed this after
noon- The body got fairly at work on sci
entlhe disquisitions- The Convention de-
elded TO adjourn on Tuesday to meet in Gin
cinnatI on the last Tuesday in July, 1867.
The only important business transacted
to day was the confirmation of the follow
ing appointments reported by the Commit
tee of Arrangements -,.-
DIS ]. L. Taft, OF Cincinnati, W. II. God
dGTd, OF Louisville and II. r. Smith, of
Cincinnati, Publication Drs. L. n Shep-
ard Of Salem, James McManus of Hartford.
PrIzs Essays; Drs. Isaac S. Forber of st.
Louis, W, F. Morrill, of New Albany, Ind. !;
=. ". Field Of Detroit, A. c. Howes Of
Brooklyn and Z. A, Bsyne of New York,
Dental Pschycology. Drs. J. Smith Dodge,
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Special dispatches.
REoEIvED UP TO O'CLOCK, AK
Special Dispatches to the Western Press.

CABLE NEWS.
The following is delayed dispatch by
cable to the Associated Press
LIVERPOOL, August 2.-The Liverpool
cotton market has been dull to-day The
sales were $4,000 bales without alteration
in prices.
LONDON, August 2.-Consols closed steady
at SIS for money; 5-20's at the close of bus
iness were 6914 Illinois Central shares
were quoted at 744 Erie railroad shares AZ.
The following dispatch is furnished by
Cyrus W. Field:
LONDON, August 2.-The steam ship Fen
tonia from New York has arrived
Consuls closed dnll at SSs; Erie shares
421z@422
The advices from the seat of war state
that the Prussian troops have entered Man
nehiem and Heidelberg.
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From New York.
DaiIy ChoIera Iienorf


NEW YoRK, Aug. 5.-There were twenty
i've cases of cholera and ten deaths in this
city. The mortality this week from cholera
in this city and adjacent Islands is nearly
two hundred
Brooklyn's epidemic is also severe.
Thlrty-eIght new cases OF cholera oe-
CURED on Friday in the Penitentary.
About the average number of cases in
the public institutions.
On Governor Island the disease is some
what abated.
No new cases on David's Islands.
Escaped.
-Four cOnvicts escaped from Sing Sing yes
terday.
Murdered.
A man named Poole was murdered bv
another named Mum, proprietor of a hotel
in Newark, yesterday.
The defaultipg salesman, reported yes
terday, is Isaac W. Dean, eud the Company
defrauded is a New York Steam Sugar Re-
fning Company.
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ANORDIyAyCR-To lew and assess

IA special tax upon Henry Street
SEC. /. Be it ordained by the City Coanoil Of TIE
City Of Cleveland (tWothiris ef all the nlesnh hers
cOncurringl, That the sum Of sixteen and one-half
cents oe and the is hereby levied and assessed
upon each aud every foot front Of the several lots
or parcels Of laad bounding OF abCttihg upon
Henry street, fer the purpose Of paying the cost
and expense grad ng and improving said street
SEc.2 That the oancrs Of tho several lots or
parcels OF land bounding sbutting upon said
Henry street, shsil pay the several amounts Of
money by them severally due in that b5hail, On or
before the 18th dag of August, 1876, to the City
Treasurer, CT sub other person as nay be au-
fhorized 20 collect the same. be subject to the
penalty and interest allowed by law agaisst them
severaiy if not paid at the time herein designated
Passed July q 1865.
+. W. PELTON, Pres. Of the Council.
G. s. WHEATON, Assist. City Clerk.
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southern News.
Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, August 5--Dr. Dostie and
Rev. Mr.. Horton, officiating minister at
the late convention, died this evening.
The Texas delegation, headed by Hon.
David Burnett, formerly President Of Texas,
left yesterday for Philadelphia.
Texas.
GALVESTON, August 4.-Kyle and Terry,
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leyr and assess

n aspeciai tax en- Union Street.
SEC. l. Be it ordained by the City Council Of the
City OF Cleveland (two-thir-s OF all the members
urrine1, That the sum OF tixty-six cents
(SO,66l be and the zane is hereby levied aud as
sessed upon each and every foot front OF the sew
eral lots parcels OF land bounding or abatting
upon UniOH street, between Superior street and ST.
Carr street. for the purpose paying the cost and
expenses Of repairing the paving OF the roadway Of
said street between the points Aforesaid.
SIC. That the owners Of the several lots or
parcels Of land Aforesaid shall pay the several
amounts Of monsy by them severally due in that
behalf to tho City Treasurer, before the 2Sth
day Of Juy, 1856, be subject to the psAalty and
interest allowed by law against then severany, IL
signEted-
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F.w FELTON,, President Of the Council
G. s. KuEAroN Assiatnnt CITY Clerk nue.. 80
AN 0RDINAN0E-To grade. pave

n drain and improve Enclid ATenus from Per
~ street to Wilson Avenue
SEC. l. Be it ordained by the City Council Of the
City Of Cleveland, (two-thirds Of ill the members
ooncurring), That Euclid avenue, between the
west side Of Perry street and Wilson avenue, be
graded-that the earritge way and gutttrs be
paved with the wooden block pavement (-o-oalled,)
the sidewalks curbed with stone, and the whole be
properly drsined-ssid work TO be done under the
direction and to the acceptance Of the Board Of
City improvements.
SEC 2. That the cost and expense Of said gIad-
ing, paving, draining and improving be estimated,
levied and assessed uppn the lots parcels or aBd
bounding or abutting upon said Euclid avenue be-
tween the points Aforesaid in proportion 70 the
number CT feet front on each
SIC. }. That the curb lines OF said Euclid avenue
between the points aforesaid be hereby established
at twenty feet from tho center line and parallel
thereto.
Passed July 81, 1866.
F. ". PELT0N, Pres't Of the Council.
@. S. MnEArnN. Ass,t CifN Clerk. ang2-l3a
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VOL. XX---NO. 1873.

RoME.-Cardinal Antonelli is again re-
ported to be sick, and it was believed he
would shortly retire from public affairs.
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F. ". PELTOE, Pres't Of the Council.
G. s. WmEAroE, Ass't City Clerk. aug2a59
AN NORDIYAyCE-TO proyIde for lbe

A n OaDlAANGE-GO provide for he
n dredging aad improving Of ths Cuyahoga
River, between the O., c. c. Passenger r. Il.
Bridge and Seneca street & =
SEC. l. Be it ordained by the City Council Of the
City Of Cleveland ltW0 thirds Of all the msnbers
cOncurringl, That the Cnyahoga RiT between
the G C. a 9. passenger IA lrOad bridge and Ssnrca
street, be dredged and improFed 10 \ Hnif5rm
depth Of thirteen feet, and that the same be done
under the direction and SUI erysion Of the Board Of
City Improvements, in such msnner ald at such
times and places between the points Aforesaid, az
they shall deem for the best interests Of tho city
SEC. 2. That for the purpose ofp4yiHg In part
the cost and expense OF said improvement, fifty
per oentum Of the cost and .expeRse Of the same
shall Be lrvied OF assessed upon Tue lots or parcels
of land bounding or admitting upon said river. be-
tween the points Aforesaid sand assessment 20 be
made at snch tines, or in such manner, and be-
tween such 20 MT, during the progress Of the
work, as may lie deemed most equitable
SEC. 3. This ordinance shah be in force from and
after its passage. -...aaal f=-1 raar aEr
Passed July 81, 1860.
Nv. PEBT6N. Pres't CT the Council
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a UADlNAAOn-lJ HIONlUt lUE lEE
~ dredging and improving of the Cuyahora
river between the north end Of Government Pier
and Columbus street.
SEC. 1. Be it ordained by tho City Council Of the
city Of Cleveland, (two-thirds Of all the members
ooncurriagl, That the Guy yahOga river between the
north end of the Government pier and the Coluns-
bus STREET bridge be dredged or improved to uni
form depth Of Thirteen fcef, and that the samefa
done IN ier the efrcctiun and supervision Of the
Board OF City Improvements in such manner asd
at such times and places between the points afore
said, they shah deem for the best interests Of
the city EH
SEC. 2. That for the purpose Of paying in part
the cost and expenses Of said improvement, MY
per csntum OF the costs and expenses o. the same
shaI be levied aES assessed npun the oS or parcels
Of land bounding OF abutting upcu said river ba-
tween the points aforesaid. said assessment 70 be
made at such time, in such manner, and betEeen
such points dHriHg the rrcEress OF the work IS
may be desmed most equitable.
SEC. s This ordinsnce shah be in force from-aBd
after its passsgs.
Passed July 81. 1856
FW FELTON,, Pres't Of the Council
G. S. WHEATON, Asst City Clerk. sug2, ,S5s
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n construction Of branch sewer or drain in
Walnut street. west Of Murison street.
SFc- /. Be it OTdained by the City Council Of the
City Of Clefeland. two thirds Of all tho N mbers
concurTiDg,l That stone-Ware pipe, sever or
drain, be Constructed in Walnut street, from the
Muirsou street main sewer, westerly to q point
about I90feet westerly from Eric street, with the
necessary. house connection pieces Rnd nHshiBg
holes, IN accordance with the plan recommended
by the Board Of City Improvements, and adopted
by the City Council 1896, and now en-
file in the City Civil Engineers Olicc.
SEc . That for the purpose OF constructing
said sewer aud defraying the cost thereof, there
De, and Is hsreby levied and assessed the sum Of
eighty y-seven and a half cents (S0lS714) upOn each
aud every foot fTont of the several lots or par
GELS of land bon Dding o. abutting upon raid Wal
nut street, between Muirson aud Erie streets, ex-
cepting us feet OF the frontage Of the lot on the
northeast corner Of Erie aud Walnut STREETS 1f0
fest Of the froAiage Of the lot on the Southeast
oorEer Of said street. 80 feet q Of the frontage Of
the lot on the north west corner Of Huirson and
Walnut streets and 33 feet Of the frontage Of the
lot on the southwest corner Of Muirson and Wal
nut streets
SEC. 3.--That the erssof tn several lots or
lands bonnding or abutting upon Walnut street,
between Muirson strsst eud Eris street, shall pay
the several alahunts OF money hy them severaily
due in that behalf, az soon as said sewer is COM
psted past their respective lots, TO such person
may be auth rized by The City Ctunel to collect
the same be setj ject 70 the pensty and interest
allowed by law against them seYerally, il not paid
at the time herein designated.
Passed July 81, lSa6.
wv FELTON, pros5favt ~ tba C-nrrff
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S. NJ. PI;rrEEeILL. & Co., Newspaper Ad-
yertising Agency, 81 Park Row, Rev York,
snd 10 State street, Boston, are agents for
ihe L1xADER in those cities, and are agents
for al the newspapers in the United States
and Canadas- They are authorized to take
advertiseraeats at the same rsiea thst we
charge a. ekfs Office.
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POLITICAL.

OHIO.
Benjamin Egsleston and R. r HAYES.
the representatives from the First and
senond Ohio Congressional Districts (Cin-
cinnati) and both sound Union men, were
renominated on Saturday.
Gen. R. P Buckland, the representative
of the Ninth Ohio District in Congress.
has received the brevet of Major General.
This honorary rank is wcrthily bestowed
Brevet Brigadier General W. b. Bali
is engaged in the hopeless task of organ
izing johnson party at GAINESVILLE. Thus
he is paying for his appointment to the
COIlectorship there, vice a. a. Guthrie,
removed.
THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION.
A Coppsrjohnson State Convention
was held in Springfield, Ill, on Friday,
and nominated the following delegates to
the Philadelphia affair: Hon. H. Brown
ing, Adams county Gen. ]. A. McClern-
and, Sangamon county; Thos. J. Turner,
Stephenson county; w. R. Morrieon,
Monrre county; Hon. A. J. Knykendall,
johnson county c. L. Higbee, Pike
county; D. Z Green, Marion county; Col.
T. L. Dickey, La Sale county; Isaac IN
derhill, Peoria cOunyt A. G. Burr, Scott
county; W. Fithian, vermiIlion county;
S. S. Marshall, Hamilton county.
Hon. A w. Hubbard, present member
of Congress from the Sixth Iowa District,
was renominated Friday, notwithstand-
ing his previous declension.
The New York Union State Conven-
tionis called to assemble at Syracuse on
the 6fth day of September next for the
nomination Of candidates for Governor.
Lieutenant Governor, eansl Commission
ers and Inspector of State Prisons.
The Colorado Republican Territorial
Convention was held at Denver on the
gath ult- 1t was fully attended, and the
proceedings were entirely harmonious.
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UNIYERsITY on YERMoNr.

Commencement exercises began on
Sunday sfternon with the Baccaluareate
sermon, preached by Professor Buekham,
from Matthew "A: II, ), 49, The theme
of the discourse was The Responsibility
of the Christian Scholar In the even
ing the annual celebration of the Society
for Religious Inquiry was held, the ad-
dress being delivered by Rev. w. Is.
Sprague, of Albany. His subject was
Theological Inquiry"
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G. S. WHEATos, Assistant City Clerk augg.Sss.
F.W. PELTOS. Prast. Of ths Council.
C. S wHEKroS, Ass't City CieTk augs-ssg
AN eRDINAYCEgo establish Tn

A \ ekDiNAACE-fO establish the
n grade Of SHperier street between Erie street
and ten acre lots. ~
SEC. / Be it ordained by the City Council of the
City Of Cleveland, That the grade Of the centre
line Of Superior street BET We the easterly line OF
Ten Acre Lot No. leo be, and - same L hereby
established, at the folio siue ssFatifns above the
base Of levels heretofore cslablishs5 by ordinance
TO wit; the eastery line Of Eris street IS $40
feet at the rentre lire Of Muirson street 20 $40
feet; and at the weIteriy line Of ten lot No.
lO0 Gs $40 feet; and that the grade line between
the aforemen toned points of elevation be Uniform
aud in accordance with the profile OF said Superior
street as record vol uTne . page IS Of prohies,
in the Citv Civil EngEeer's Office.
Passed Jolly 81. 1856.
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EshIenan's Patent Neck Tie EeIder.
This convenient article, for the gsntlemsn's
wardrobe is now received, and for sale by us. 1t
Is simple Iabor-ssTing ocntrivanee By which
several different ties can be made. Gentlemen are
invited to call and examine.
MACKENZIE PABSOEs,
iuuelI:R13 IA Monument Square.
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LATEST NEWS
By TIE WESTERN UNEON LINE.

LATEST NEWS
BY TIE WESTERN UNION LINE.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
THE NEWS FROM EUROPE
BY THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
London News up 70 Saturday.
Terms of Peace that were Accepted.
AUSTRIA LEFT OUT OF THE CON-
FEDERATION.
Loses Venetia and SchlesWig- -HOlstein
DEATH of Hazzini, The italian
PairiOt.
Advices by Steamer to the 9th ult.
FIRES IN PHILADELPHIA, GINGIN-
Natl AND ALBANY.
Death Of Dr.. DOStie and Rev. Mr..
Horton
From Wounds Received in the New
Orleans E lots.
OFFICER OF FREEJ1MENS BUREAU
MURDERED IN LOUISIANA.
Monthly Statement Of the Pr. ollie
Debt.
List of Claim Agents Forbidden the
Departments.
The Daily Cholera Reports i'm N.
L, z Philadelphia, &c.
Gold Closed S aturday Night at, 147 Is
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A n ORBINANCE 70 repesi an 0rdi-
"a nance emitted can Ordinance to provide for
the dredging and improving Of the Cuyahoga River
between the north end OF the Government Pier ami
Seneca street -
SEC / Be it ordained by the City Council of the
City Of Cleveland, That an ordinance passed June
9Th, 1866, entitled san Ordinance &c FRpvide for
the dredging and improving OF the Guy 4agA River
between The north end Of the Government Pier snd
Seneca street, be and the same Is hereby
peaied.
$50. . That this ordinance shall be in force from
and after its passage
Passed July 81, 1866
r. W. PELTON, Pres't Of Council
G. S. WHEATON. Assistant City Clerk. aHgs.339
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Just Publisaed-A pamphlet containing
much valuable information, which will be sent
free to any address upon application to the Union
Business Institute, obsrlin, o. jy2s
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Moth and FreeEzIes.-Lsdies afflicted with
Disooorations on the Face, called moth patches or
freekies, should use PERRY'S Celebrated MOTH
and RRFeKEE I0TEOE. Tits iafalIble. zPre-
pared by Dr.. B. o. PERRY, DermasoIogist, 80
Bond street, n Y. Sold BY all druggists in Cleye-
land, and elsewhere. Price 81 VaSl7-ae9..
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Hudson Female Seuninary.-The Fail
Term viii commence on Wednesday, September
9Th For circuls-s apply to the Principal
EMILY E. METCALF.
Hudson, July sOth, 1866. jy51 So
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Men wanted to set as Commercial Brokers.
Apply personally with good references to 4. Il.
CURRAN, p Monument Square, Cleveland, Ohio.
aug4a3S
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The refined and f.shionabIs are now using
Is their fashioHabls perfume TALLaAz Collins
EeYPrlAs GALA, a delightful odor for the toiles.
Sold by all druggists and dealers in perfumes,
and at wholesale by
STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG,
BENTON, MYERS & CANFIELD,
aug9.si4 Wholesale Agents.
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: MONDAY. AUGUST 6. 1866.
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MONDAY nUGOsF 6. 1866.

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