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Senator ConLliny a. n Purili.,

Aprepcs of the pugiIistic Accomplishments OF
Mr.. Conkling very good story rs told. Muscl
with the dumb bells, OF which he can ..put up''
great weight or the boxing gloves, In the
use ef Which he is quite adept. Being a
man several inches over six feet in height
kerrigan was member from Brooklyn. C0nk-
ling saw NJ To be quite polite 20 him. but m a
way that offended Kerugan, as COnkIing
always led conversation TO him TO sporting
topics, and, though probably not intending -
do so, conveyed the impression TO the Brook
lyn menber that the UticR representative
thought he (keIrigan) knew nothing Of other
matters. One day COnklIng told kerrigan he
should like 20 put on the gloves with him. Dan
SAID be was not much OF a boxer, ana besides
was too small a man 10 contend with Roscoe,
but that friend Of his was a good sparrer, and
he would bring him to COnkling's room that
evening, n agreeable. The appointment WAS
made, and Dan appeared punctually, accom-
panied by friend nearly as large as Coax
ing. Tie gloves We're speedily dOuned. and
the sparring commenced. herrigan occupying
himself the while IN arranging IN a line on the
table the lnkstand, paste bottle. glasses and
other ARTICLES Of COngressmau's table furniture.
As The boxers spared about the room. COnk-
ing "got IN" several blows, light ones, but
was not struck until he reached position in
line 18th he string OF skulch" arranged bV
heTrigan, when the stranger led out straight,
hard blow on the COrgressmaR's noh, which
sprawied him nat In the mids' Of Dams prepa-
ratlons. Conkling rose rather discouraged,
like the COW when the locomotive knocked her
down the embankment, and his opponent
handsomely apologIzed, and expressed hIs sur
prise AZ succeeding in hitting a boxer so supe-
rior TO himself Roscoe kept his temper, and
second time they went at II, but again. when
Conkling reached the proper position, ne was
laid on the table," like Democratic bill in
the House of Representatives. A third time
the operation was repeated. when the Con-
gresham, dlsgusted, laid aside the gloves and
learned afterwards that kerTigan's friend WAS
Ned Price, the celebrated boxer.-St LOuls
Republtcdn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

gF0UND AT LAST, remedy that not only
relieves but cures th at enemy Of msnkind, 0on-
sumpren, ~ well the numerous satolli tss
which Ieyoive around 1t in the shape of Coughs,
Soid,r Colds BLsnchitis. Sore ThIoat, Innrenss, =,
BALSAn OF WILD CHERRY, prepared By Seth
w. Fowle q Son, Boston 1t
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SA case involving the right to money
found was decided in the Supreme Court, Bos-
ton, last week. William Morgan found a
purse, containing $50. in the depot Of the Old
Colony and Newport Railroad Corporation,
and handed 1t TO the ticket master to be ad :
yertised. No owner appearing in answer to
the advertisement, Mr.. Morgan claimed the
money. The corporation refused ON the ground
that as 1t was found on their premises, IL il
vested in any third party, IL did In them The
Court ordered q verdict for the finder
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n ArEsT PARIS FASHIONS OF HAIR.
II DRESSING.
Il. ALLI6T,
ERENrH HAIR. DRESSER-

324 = street. between 18th and 18th ats
MI Aliiot, from Parts. Hair Dresser, OF the
selebrsted kacbei, With whom he arrived In this
country. bas ROW been estAblis he'd fer the last
eight years In Washington and Newport, en-
owing the patronage Of the corps dipIoattqze, and
Of the hfghest society He has the honor TO an
nounes that he hes this imported the latest
fashions Of hair dressiog, anl also pomades, and
h yery reasoaai le prices. - en-
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Soar AND oas6Eit q Il E;tTsLtip TssAL.tSipAcru.rR. b
The subscriber will be pleased to - al MS old
hi.nds aud castomsu st his new Rlsse Of bud
Shere he will keep coustan tiy On hand his pre-
MUM sosps sa1 Candles, and viii contiDuo %
ssfi them st the lowest cash Driees q street, y.
nssa 81 An1 sth. M
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nTGsorGs Eversman dropped dead Will
dancing NJ ball in Burlington, Iowa, on
night last week. .-.-I. Il. 80. p
., ~lt 10 criminal o6ence to pitch pennies
in Portsmouth, Va. The penalty IL Cropping
the long ears Of the little pitchers.
0-Aa bill has passed the Indiana Senate
aboliShing the distiu ction between Witnesses
On account Of race or oelor. asrs sbs.~4g
81 HThs freedmen have almost entirely aban.
doned Tie rice lands Of Soath Carolina.
~The House of Cemmons OF North l)arolina
I ON "wednesday last by . very large vote, Aboi.
tshoo tmprisonment for debt In that Seste. =.
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r. = o q = 3 l = 3.
HALL & PLANT,
PLANTS BUILDING,

- Oorner NeW 10rK Hvsnu5 knu I5th 6tfe0t,
Entrance on New York avenue,)
Dealers in fine FAMILY GROOERIEs, TEAS,
WINES, IMPORTED LUxURIIS, &C., &C.,
would respectfully notify their friends and the
public that they have just opened their New Gro
cery Store, where can be obtained any article usu
ally kept in nrst class Grocery. without st-
tempting to enumerste our large, fresh and we'll
selected stock, we cordially invite the public to
sxspine our stsre and stock, believing We shall
not fail 10 give entire satisfaction to all who may
favor Us with their patronage. 'F7
We call espesisl attention TO our assortment Of
TEAS and OOFFEES, which have been selected
with great care for purity. Dealers viii End .
nns assortment 70 select from, and our prices 70
SUIT. Ie Il .EE-.s-. -
Goods delivered promptly in any part Of tie city.
jan Pm E q - -. d :
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DANCING.
DB0TS. j. W. B II. p. KBEIS'
DANCING ACADEMY, a
Pennsylvsnia avenue. bet 9Th and 7th st..
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
DANCING,


,Eew Glasses forming every evening. Those ds.
urlng to enter our classes should avail thar
selves Of this opportunity. A'
onr rreparstions will be made In this quarter for
.Creulars can be had at J. r. Ellis' and ". @
uelxerott 90. . Music Stores. 80
The Hall can be rented for Soirees, 10.
Days aad Hours of Nitio~ ..
For Lsdies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
SATURDAY afternoons, from to o'clock. :
0enfiemen . Glasses, Tuesday and Friday eve-
nings. from to IO O'Clock.
LOT iurfher Information, apply during the hoars
OF tuition, or address . note to the Academy.
quarter commencing with the first lesson. jas
NJ ARIEI's FASHIONABLE DANOINa
IVA AOADEMY, AT -
MARIEI5 ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
n, between 9Th and 18th streets,
tioB OF pupils.
Days and hours ef tuition for young ladies
misses and masters Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat.
urdsyS, from to -. m. -
Gentlemen's classes from to 10. same event mrs
M Private instruction given to suit the con-
Vehlehce OF the pupil ee15
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WOOD AND COAL,

COAL ALL
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Gross tons Of 40 lbs, liyered in sEy part OF
the city 49, -
Chestnut White Ash, 81
Stove, gg and Furnace White Ash, $3.50,
Re- Ash, $3.50.
Lehigh, 50.
Oak aud Pine Wood constantly on hand.
Orders received at our Ofhce; or at the Wharf,
foot Of Seventh street
P. BROWN 4 SON,
ja25u 465 9Th street, between X end r.
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~ Mr. Henry Il. Blackwell, Of New York
in view of the present difficulty about suffrage
proposes to the legislatures OF the Southerr
States, "ts allow females to yote-te give
then, general suffra ge TO white and black
and then, he says, sthe four million of Sou their
white women will counterbalance the foul
miIliops of negro men and women, ana tn,
political supremacy Of the white race will re-
main unchanged"
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ga terrible instance OF Guild abuse ha
come to light in Columbus, Ohfo. A little cir
tortured by her father, named Blackburn, anG
her step p-morher. The little victims hand
have been nearly burned or by the hends, anC
she is macs of fostering scars from head q
foot Her skull has been also fractured by ;
blow Some Of the details are too horrible 70
relation. The wretchss have been arrested.
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STEADILY,
SUCCESSFULLY,
EXTRACT BUoKU

SURELY, STEADILY,
SUCCESSFULLY
sMOLANDERS EXTRACT BU0KU
Is cuRINa
every case OF KIDNEY DIsIAsH, RHYvMA1uh,
GRAVEL, URINARY DIsoRDKIs, WRAKNKss and
PAINS in the BACK, FEMALI OoMPLAINrs and
TRoUBLRs arising from EXcKssKs OF ANY KIpp.
OOhE, YE AFFLIoT TEDI
Thy SMoLAED ER's.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
Sold By all kpothecsries. Price q. D. BARNEb
co., New York, and BARNES, WARD CO.,
New Orleans, southern Agents. BURLEIGH d
RoGERs, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
GENERAL Agenu. feb le-h
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PERSONAL.

NOU CAN NEVER MAKE THE TRIP on Bu-
Il ehu or Samaritan bumbugs. See DR.. OAR
BY, 492 7th street. He Is The highest authority
on snch cases Bis private rooms are opposite
Ocd Fellows Hall Ja2S-lm'
DREyENTION BETTER THAN CURE
Il French pTeventives against disease and pree-
DaRcy when such ~ unce Irable sent to any al
fres. At q, s., Sc and 81 ser dozen according TO
qualify, by DIR. WOOD Box 403, or call at 40 tn
sIeet, up stairs ashington, ID. G. Js-5-lm'
NIBs CURTIS IRVING, ClairrOyant, ani Tsu
1'I Medium. will give life Readings, includlts
Past, Present and Future at her Otlce, 42O, 9T<h
hours from TO a. m. and to o. m. ia I'm
B. MAURICE REAL SCIENTIFIC AS
n. THOLUGEB OF AMERICA,
From the POSITION au1 pect OF q 9 Stars at the
crets that no hviBg mortal ever knew before; how
10 be successful IN all reAsoaaJlc undertaE kings
He tells lame and very day you marry; describes
Hfe good luck and long life 20 visitors LsIies s0
cents TO 81 gentlemen in full 81. Gall at 40
l2ih st near +, all hours until in tine evening.
de 81 I'm
TENTLEMEN WHO ARE AFFLIOrED:-A
VI cure warranted by an old surgeon of twenty
three years ex pertence in this particular branch
si me Proisssisn; ChsTses madsTste, Dc not
late Of the United States Ricord Yenereal ii o.
RitsI. Once No. ~ south street, opposite the
Capitol Square, south side.
N Medicines also furnished at cost
DE q I'm
CONFIDBETIAL.-Youn men who have in
- Jured themselves Dy certain secret habits,
duties Of msrried lie; also middie sfed and oIs
men, who. from the follies of youth, other
eauses, feel q debility in advance of their years,
before placing Themselves under the treatment OF
any one. should fret read THE Secret friend y
Married ladies will learn something Of in portance
by perusing The Secret Friend. sent to any sd-
dress, in a sealed euyelOpF on receipt Of 25 cents
address DR.. OhAe. A. STUART CO. Boston
- :,
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REDRET DIanAREA

SAsARIfAN's GIFT is the most certain, safe and
efectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable reme-
dy ever discovered. Cures In two to four days and
recent cases in twenty four hours. No mineral, no
balssm no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. 1t
Is the soldiers hope, and . friend to those who do
net want to be exposed. Male packages, e7;fe-
male, g..
SA rARIrAN's RoOT AND HERB UIc Ks-A posi- II ve
ana permanent fer Spy Willis, ScrOfula, Ulcers,
Sores, Spots. letters dc. Price 81 Is per bottle.
sold by 8. o. Ford. See advertisements. mys
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REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
CASES,

REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
CASES,
No. Il Bond street, New York.
Full Information, with the highest tssttn1o
Htd!S; also, Book on Special Diseases IN sealed
ucsns are gener ally 1nIpoStOrS, without references
no stranger should be trusted Enclose stamp
for postage AID direct to DR. LAWRBNCE, No.
ii Bond street. New York no IL -DkWly
~ MARRIAGEAND DCELIBAOY, AND THE
Happiness of True Manhood. An Essay for
Young Men IN the Crime Of Solitude, aud the
Physiological al Errors, Abuses and Dseas which
CT cate impediments to Marriage, with sure mi ans
of Relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes free of
charge. Address DIR. J. SKlLLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. "a IL l-Sm
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EMRIOHS RESTAURANT
~ NO. SEQ Penna avenue, near 9th street.
p ENRICH wishes to iRfsrm his friends and the
pubnc generally that he now keeps con A. N
stantly on hand OYSTERS, fresh every fcHAH
day, prepared I'm every style lhsS&
His IN ES and LIQUORS cannot be suT 1s-ssf
Call and give him q trial. oc 2 II
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A MODERN MIRACLEI
From old and young, from rich and poor, from
hieh-born and lowly, comes the Universal Voice d
praise fer
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I h. LOMfs, ND,

n. LOOMS, n. D.,
Ise Invsnter aud Patentes Of the MINERAL
PLAIE TkETH, attends personally stS~
ais ONCE In this eity. Many persons can91v@1Q
wear these teeth who caanot wear others,
and no person can wear others who sanHot wear
these.
Persons calling at my ofice can be aoconmods
ted with any style and price of Teeth they may de
ure, but 20 these who particular and wish the
purest, oiesnest, strongest and most perfect den.
ture tnat art can procure, the IhkRAL TEErb
will be more fully warranted,
Rooms In this otty-No 33s Penu'a avenue, be
tween eth and 10th SITS Also, 907 Arch street,
Fhilsdelphia. oc N "
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HEBZBERGs LOAN OFFICE.
Al EstAbIished 1859.
highest advances made en- WATCHES, DTA.
MOI DIS, JEwELRY. WEAVING APPAKEL.
and all kinds e Merchandise. Business strfctIy
conbdebtisl. 33I North street, between Al. and
6th streets. immsdis,ely In rear Of the National
Hotel. g.. l las Ims
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ALF hED q. BOWERS,
Assistant Surgeon, sth d. ". Vois

eon py .. O. H0kD. corner llsh street ana Psnn,
0Nants avenue, Wsshfngton; HENRY Oo0W
Alsxeedrta, We. and bZ Druggists generally,
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gounssilors and Attorneys ct Law In the su,r.ns
ths Courts Of the District, the EXECUTIVE DepaIt,
msnS and " Ommittees Of Congress
80 lsth street, directly opposite wil-
ss4es uVsei.I D.. de lB-u
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WHAT TEE SURGEONS SAT- OF rHEsam.
ITAH,S REMHnIKa An a

.Po.I hosfIIAI, fORT MARSHALL, Baltimore,
Id, feo ~, l6s.-'l have great sasfsfactiep in
stating that have used The Bamaritan Re emedis.i
for Nenersl diseases In its most oustomary form.
and properly, and, have found them respond TO mn
Antfci pstions promptly and s6eetually Known
their composition, have the fullest oonfd nee in
their emoecy and .. far As my of them extends,
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Northern ,Ncus.

poroukEEraIE, y. Y, September lu.--r',n Rev.
DR.. THOMAS ii. TAYLOR, rector of (irace Church III
Now York city, died last night at his summer resi-
lonce III West Point.
PuILArrtrHIA, September Io.-rho boot and
shoe makers have struck Tor 20 per cent. advance
1t is reported that portion OF The shops have
agreed 10 give the advance.
PORTLAND, Me-, September .--CHAMBERI.AiS,
tho Republican candidate, was elected Governor
yesterday by about II. 900 majority. The Demo
Gratis have made gains throughout the state 'rlir
Republican less in Bath is 2t7. Ertldcfora gives
DemocInic majority against 29d lasi wear. lhc
Democrats will gain Representatives in some Of
the towns, but moi enough to give them much
power in the Legislature. Ia ija towns giving
CHAMHERLAIS over Go0o majority, there is a RcpuI-
lcau loss Of over 900 votes
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hn,ictam Cemetery pcdica,ion.

General Grant at the request Of the Committee.
of Arrangements, has aAsiSnrd Colonel James NJ. .
Moore, ni the United States army, Ia the rllief
malhlialslip mt the Antelam Cemetery dedication
on tho 18th instant. Tho Committee OF Arrange
ments have forwarded to us the following nr,-
grnnIInc uf arrangement nid order of cArrrifrs
The Procession will include detarlImrutb Of ar
l!llery anu infantry; General Graut snd aaff;
Major-Gcnor Mcclellan and slan; VI ,jor-(icnel al
birnaitlc AMI sta; rS-olfcerS und soldiers nf the
ARMY of the lntnniuc; olctrs and splilierl uf the,
armies of tho United States; officers ul the navy
and marine corps or the United States; tho prrsi-
dent af the United States; tlIr Cabinet ministers;
suH; the Chief Justice aud Associate JUSTICES
Of the Snpr.mu Cnnrt "f the Unitc,l States; the
orator chspiaiIis and n,et; rommiitn- nt arrange
ments; Iieinlmrs ~ the United States Senate aud
llnmar nr Representatives; the Governors Of the
sevcrai States and Territories and their Aats
Board uf Managers at tho Antietam National Com.
rtery; Mayors uf Baltimore aud Washington AMI
other cities; Masonic fraternity; Knight Tcmpars;
Independent Order of Odd Follows, Gc.
The marshal and assistant msrahals viii ASSEM-
lie at keedyayillr at o'clock 4. NJ. Fh, military
will form Of keedysville al l04 A. NJ, on the pix.
leading to SharIahurs, wesi OF the railroad. The
Masons and other civic bndics will form ON the
pil:e leading to Sharpsburg, east nf the railroad
with thor right resting on the railroad crossing
nj the same time, The head OF the cuunin will
move ut ~ o'clock A. NJ. TOR upon the arrival of
tery grounds. The military will form in line at
the entrance Of the cemetery, tas NAV be tlirec-
tcd) and present-nrms when the President
OF the Uniled States, and all who are to oc-
cupy tho stand, mny pass the same. Ladies'
viii occupy tho left Of the stand, and it is dosi-
rable that they be upon the ground as early as II
o'clock A. II.
The exercises will take place as soon as the en-
tire procession ia in position on the ground. and
will include music, prayer, introductory remarks
posed by Ror. Edward Meyer, OF Pa; laying Of the
corner stone by the Grand Master OF the Grand
Lodge OF Masons of Maryland; Grafton by Hon. a.
" Bradford, Ex-Governor OF Maryland; music
hymn composed by Rev. Edward Meyer, OF Pa
remarks by the Presi lent Of the United States
muslc poem, and the final benedicti0n After
the benedcton the procession will be uianIssed
and the marshal and assistant marsllas will form
and escort tho President aud party to the cars Mt
kcedysrle. Ealnths will be fired ut sunrise, du-
ring tho movement OF the procession, and at the
close OF the exercises.-Bdfisnl0JP San.
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SPECIAL N0TIcES.

sI'A,ioUNa l.AnY RETURNING TO Hit
ranfr, '',i,r. aiicr s"urn "f lew n0nii,S III tie
rity wis har .ly recognized by her friends. In Iac.oI
''ldIsr. risIi hIiahe face sis hs Il ruby ra.
plsIi"n q" nlmoat iuarbir snnothness nilL inatrsl,
tw;nty three she really Appeared but eighteen tpon Ia
auiry as to the cause great change she plsnl
told thrm tl,at she used the CIRCAsSIaN BALM an:
considered an invaluable acquis, nny toilet
y ,ts a,e any Lady Gentlemen improve their per-
sonal appearance OH hundred fold Il is simple in
combination, as Nature herself is simple yet unsuTpsss.
cd In its eiicary IN drawing impurities oR also heal.
ing. cleansing and beaunying The skin complexion
by It's dirrct Iron tile cucle il draws from all Il.
impurities Kindly healing the same raTIus the SIR.
face az Nature intended shoud be-clear eoft smn
and branhfu Price 81. sfu; i5 Mail or Express on rs
reir, ~ lh Sr.liI, by
". l.. CLARE & co, Chemists.
M. 3 West Fayrttc Street. syracuse N. T.
The "Ely American Agents lar tbs sui. Ut thu Aalnr
aiarcii 10 ly
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From IliclI,npn,t

telegram from farmyiilr, Va, tonight reports
fight tllcrc this morning hrlwcrn some soldiers
of the 2lst U. 5. lronps and some iown nrgrnrs.
The soldiers lad hraieua gnl,r7 nail tor refusing
10 sell them Gquor last night. anil this morning
were about to beat another when The negroes
rallied and q street fshi ensucd. The citizens
closed their stores. anu accompany Of soldiers. scut
In from the camp, restored o'heT. One suElicr was
stabbed in ic mcl,r AMI about one dozen s,ltit rs
and blacks badly heaicn
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Curious hs 1T MAY Seem to lis. the papers Of
the Pacific coaGi give evidence that il is rather
desire for gold-hnntng Than for those more legiti-
mate occupations which Rnssnrl-Amcrica invites,
that prompts good part Of the recent emigration
thither. II Ii not impossible, however Judging
from the geological structure al the coast as well
as from the metal actually taken Ont at the month
Of The Stckcen River, that gold may YET br had in
large quantity i'll that cold region The inyestiga-
tions Of fIrMBoIDr III tho Erai Mountains joined
to the similarity Cf structure which hc observed
in thcut and in The entire rlIain Of lie Rocky
Mountains, show that The latter NAV he gold
bearing TO some extent through their entire
length, One ADorn EnsiA3. who thoroughly
and successfully explored The aurierons tracts Of
Eastern Siberia and kam,schaiEa found precisely
the same rocks OH The northwesterly shores Of
North America and predicted in book published
IN Berlin ahnnt twenty yUars ago Tint like rrsnlta
would follow investigation, The Quarterly Rerieie
also once showed how this samo indication of g I'D
pfe'aied throughout The long chain of mountains
ranging from the eternal SHOWS Of Russian Ameri-
ca 10 Mexico, Peru and Chill. While, therefore it
seems idle for Our people 10 seek for gold under
such rigors Of climate, whom tho magnificent. er-
haustless and accessible gold hIs of Colorado in
Eite exploration. yet il is evidently 10 mora i1eu
sion that the precious metal may be had in Tho
newly-acquired region.
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Prohibition does not appear to work we'll in Mas
sachusetts. The Boston idtefiiser thiuks "it
nust DO tho experience of every observaut citizen
that drunkenness is on tho increase and the
Springfield Republican says "it is painfully sppa-
rent that one effect Of the present law is to en-
courage Wholesale drinking
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WnsliIliIrInn Nn1v.

WAsHISurUS, September II. The official cor
respondencc on thcsubcct of United States claims
Oh Great Britain for spolIatons committed Oh the
Federal commerce iy the lh5Haa md other Con
federate privatccrs, shows that this Government
will only ugrcc To unrestricted arbitration in every
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REoIsTnATIas IN TUE CouHTnY.-Thc Columbia
Pn@nix gives the following tho result of regis
tration at DAVIS precinct Whites, 80 coorcd 81.
Majority for whites, SIS.
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aha CWhlS.


sO Vi HhStSA.
tiAyA:'A, September s-SASri Anna, .,On is
contemplating an expedition ,uiu Mexico.
Two hundred srgarmakrrl that Melr engaged
in Il strike were thrown into prison.
Payment ui taxes il very slow.
OrTEnnERo presented his credentials to il Arrz
as minister plcnpotrntary from the rniird states
OIL tho 20,ll.
Tho Prussian minister at Mexico, Mr. N,urA,
keeps i'll secuhion at san Iuis. lie is supposed
to be insane, ami dsrcsnrls order, from Prussia
to leave tho country.
Admiral TE0HEIHofF arrived ut Vera Cruz vu
the 26tli. and lclt for the capital OH the neat day
OTTERBERG lrlegrapho,l u Washington after
leceiring his appointment his determine tion Ia
leave in September.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-11

NEW York, September iU.-1he steamship Id,i-
haH'a, from Charl"Hlon, has arrived. General
SiCELF5 is on board