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THE STORM AT THE WEST.

COLD WEATHER AT CHICAGO.
TRIBUNE.
CHICAGO Jan. 17-This morning was the coolest Of
the in this city, tho mercury in the thermometer
marking 10 degrees below AT noon 1t stood below
and at o'clock ono above The incoming trains many
OF the railroads centerng In this city de-
ayed last night account OF tho weather NO serious
or long detentions, however, occurred
ICE GORGEs AT CINCINNATI-GREAT DAMAGE.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 1.-THE weather suddenly turned
very cold last night The Thermometer at o'clock this
morning stood at So About four inches snow has fallen
since o'clock yesterday. The ice gorges In the Ilyer
above broke loose last night and came by here about
midnight. The ice extended from shore TO shore The
head drift struck coal ana flat barges lying
above the water works. carrying eighteen OF them down
the stream gorge struck the steamer Argyle,
cutting her hull bakeing and driving her against tg
nc and both boats drifted down the stream.
The America lay next above, the Pine Grove,
away her guards and cO0khOuse also breaking her cy-
der. The Newport ferryboat while making her trip was
also caught in the ice aud carried stream with loss
OF her wheels The America lies at the hsad Of Plea
yune bar The Argyle at II O'Clock this morning was Mt
The co"i Soas Mt last accounts We're foatinS down the
stream below Fiftst The damage done Is consderaDlc
Navigation viii be totally suspended to-day. -.
this port until the weather mOderhtes.
SECOND DISPATCH
CISCISNATI Jan. IT.-Twenty loaded ana 81 empty
barges and ats swept away by ice to-day. Loss,
100000 The Mail Line steamer United states and Mays
Vile packet Magnolia arrived this evening without dam
age and have laid up Navigation Is suspended from
Pittsburgh 20 Cairo.
TRAINS DETAINED At PITTSBURGH.
PITTsBURGH Jan. l7BctwCen four and five inches OF
snow fell here last night and today has been the coolest
this season The trains the railroads very much
detained No trains arrived to-day from the East on the
Pittsburgh Railroad, being detained by the heavy snow
which il deep In places The Eastern day
express train ON The Pittsburgh Railroad which left here
this morning broke the driving axle OF the engine near
Williamsburg, and the entire train was thrown Oh Inc
track No injured.
SIX INCHES or snow AT MEADyfLGE, PA.
MrADYHII, Pa. Jau l5.SA inches II snow fcli last
night The j. worry light ana the wind today isVety
high All the trains the Atlantic md Great Western
Railroad are late.
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FIRES.
Lu:r IN wALKTR-sT.-ICSs ABOUT 5000

LIEE IN wALKTE-sr.-IGSs ABOUT 5000.
AZ about . o'clock on Thursday morniuRa fire orig
mated on the third floor of The premises No i9 walker
f. r. extended rapidly through the building ana IN =
short tme The building Wa completely Eutl.d, "Iit
adjoining and one building IA ihe rear Of No III
were seriously damaged The iirst and second floor OF
No Ig were occupied by Charles l.. HaIthorn ifetngue
builder lie also owns the building. Ir loss on STOCK hh
machinery insured Tor $500 The l0ss on
building about 5000 insured for 500, Tho third iioor
va ocruuied g. e. Mckinley, manufacturer Of brass
cook, al d pnmhefs materials loss partially insured
The second Hr OF No. l2 IL occupied by JdcDb t""hD
silver Mater. los b water sght; insured for 500 m the
Central Pata Company No. III is occupied on the FIRST
and second lUOs by Hunter, Killer Co., steam gaSipt
MAKER. The building Is alho owned ~ them; loss on
dana grd 10 Inc cytcnt " 500 insured for s25OO. The
uld floor j. occupied by Mhtcr& Lang manuiar ntels
of brass cocks. loss on stock >OH psned Tor ASop u,
the B0wcry Company. The fourth floor ~ occupied nv
f. H. Robert sOn. card printer; loss stock. SMf insured
FOR go 100 Che New Amsterdam, Peoples and star Tom
panies The origin Of tho fire isURknown
~ BROORLyN.
fire broke out in the liquor store OF Thomas
Gainey corner Of Navy and johnson Ste. brooklyn ~
about O'Clock yesterday morning. Tho damage s'l''
famed by Mr. Gaffney amounted tO abOnt $50 tlly
insured The building wsz owned ny NJ Gam Oh 10. =
Frankint y. -, and Was damaged tn me amount VI
500 Insured The upper floors of tho hudinB weto "v
Cuped bv several tenants, whose aggregate Ioeses WIZ
about 81 600, with no insurance. 49,. =. A..
Al about o'clock last evening fire broke out III th'
residence Of cx-Alderman Charles Franks, No Ioo do
gIawst. The damage 10 building and FURNITURE Was
about 900 The amount Of Insurance IL not hH"Nn'
The fire was caused by the ignition OF the drawing fo""
curtains from the gas jets near thcm'
~ .n1,sYY CITY.
81 4, o'clock Wednesday evening slight fire oc-
CURED in Van Bu.kirks stable, of Henderson,
aud Raroadave. Jersey City. Some person had puled
off board from the rear OF tho stable ana thrown III y
lighted match which ignted some straw IN hisii; !,
WAS discovered in time to prevent material daInase me
alarm OF Tire at 10y r. M w0s caused ny the buinH o"'
OF a chimney at No III NeWark-AVC
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THE PACIFTC COAST.
TN prrMNrp TRANSIT ROUTE PASSENGERS Al SAX
FRANCISCO.

rIn pFrhNrD TRANSIT ROUTE PASSENGERS Al san
FRANCISCO.
rIlHJSE.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1.-THE steamer America
from Fan del has arrived with passengers from
New York Dee. 90 she reuOrs seven soldiers on
board the sick liet Five soldiers died during tho pas
Of chocIn and three civilians of intermittent fever
Fuity soldiers died the sthnus and nbout the same
number OF civilians The steamer was qunfanlHed az
Sausolt matter OF prccauton against the spread or
Pie DISEASE Her paSsengcrs viii bu landed there ana
sheltered by tcuts O aimed from the military authorities
The United states troops have been removed from the
steamer America TO Angel Island where they viii haYc
accommodation. and allow the passengers nctaset
comfort. and chance Of keeping IN good health The re-
uovt Of the Surgeon of the America states that only three
deaths nom cholera have incurred among tho civilians
since leaving San Juan. Tie United states surgeon re-
ports that FIVE soldiers have died from tho same disease
during the time The health II the command at the
present time is exceedingly good.
The rates OF Exchange and Bullion FOR the steamer are
Coin Dgnits the Atlantic cities II per cent premium
In GOld-recggnph transfers. per cent. Mexican Dol.
lars quoted nt Per cent premium. Mheat-20'OOO
sacks Good Shipping sold ut 81 20 100 FIour-EAtr'
s. %; Superfine, NJ.
snip George Peabody sailed for New York to-day.
Mining Stockssstyage. 1890; Yellow Jacket, Si,l9o;
GoId Curry, Se2 CEOlar $40; Belohor, $685. Empire
Mil, sle2 Imperial 1856.
Legal Tenders selling ut 73k
NIHs CHOLERA.
The following the OF the persons who died of
cholera bOad the steamer America on her passage 90
this port Clvllians-Pnrk White George Mlburn JOAN
De,ine. John Nixon. SOldiers-J0hn Horne Martinez
Echsen Francis Sexton Henry Scliafter, J0hn Henry
No deaths since the 18th OF January.
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Gard From Ran. Blnck & Co.

For two months past have been rife that We bad hled or ss
pendel . .,,,--.-,-.--
To simply bu smphstcsig tof Nor 40 Jonhooa @adtv~
reports confident a che MANI hends Of oos
house who hangy have sapebfel VIM ou sspea
appeared PRINT and even sess
better that should 90
vegg half century since ne esaehshment o. 80
been donoeq AMI se nf
for dscu the EVENT. of the future se feel crrun us
BALE BLACK 60, JcveeN
Nos aaa 81 Broadway.
NeyTort JaBrSry 5 1867. iAd'eTtsen"af
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MARYLAND.
NO CHOICE FOR SENATOR.


TELEGRAPH TO
ANNAPOLIS Jan. 17.-In the Maryland Legislature
to-day there was another joint ballot for United
States Senator, but no election was effected. The
Senate adjourned pending motion to repeal the act
requiring the United States Senator to be chosen from
the Eastern Shore
REMOVAL OF THE BALTIMORE CHEF OF POLICE.
BALTIMORE, Jan. I7-Air Carmichael the Chief of
Police of this city, has been removed and Dir Van
NOstrand appointed in his place
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NEW-JERSEY.
EEELINGHU,

fEELNGHUYSEN NOMINATED FOR SENATOR
TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
TRENToNl Jan. 1.-THE Republican Legislative
caucus held this evening nominated Frederick T.
Frelnghuysen for United States Senator. His only
competition was Geo. II. Cobb who received 10 votes,
and Mr. trelinghuysen %. The election will be held
on Tuesday next John ID. Stockton is tho Demo
cratic nominee
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Tie machine arrived due tine and sag f rat, saAeeo.
did Siil stitch nice cloak a ad}
who had hired twenty stitched The different machines 10 the Eag
during past and she decei t1t 70 ~ 1et Doe
ycfh ". H. Pratt Soiofd
1867. 10 WilcoI K Gibbs ). NJ. C0.--.iIrsrits0u'at
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WHISKY SEZHD.-Four barrels of Illicit whisky
were yesterday seized by the police alta place in Six
teeuth st. between Fifth and SiNthayes, Brooklyn The
proprirtor OF the establishments Michael OIara was
arrested and held Tor violation Of the internal Revenue
law dstilleIy IN the rear OF No 81 fudsOaVe. was
seized on wednesday by Capt Rowland Internal Revenue
Inspcctorlnnd deputies. AfterwaId an attack was
madc upOu the officers by several men, who succeeded In
driving out the InspectOrHn his aids and carrying away
the st aud apparatus No arrests have been made
us yet
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MISSOURI.

~ 1EtEessPB 10
81. LOUIS Jan. IA concurrent resolution was
passed in the Senate to-day approving the course of
Gov Fletcher in supprcssing outawry in Lafayette
and other counties, and pledging to sustain him IN
the adoption Of such measures as are necessary To
maintain the supremacy of the laws.
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M4RRIED.

BAILBY-MATTHEwsOn Monday evening Jan a. b. hs Rev ~
Chaplin Bailey York TO Mr KITE Nsithess Bannofe
nd. No cards.
COOKE-ROG Prison "Wednesday the Tuty Chur4
Irsngburg hy the Rev H. Iaer Cooke 10 FsasA
H. daughter Of the late Joseph Rogers OF tLls ely.
Buffalo papegs please
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-
-f9t -

rur LEoSARD-sT. swINIIING CtsR-CcSrSCATIOS
or TIE TNANiISAIfOS.
The examination in the case of Leonard G.. Klnck,
Seth II. Knnck, james Il. Goegn. md william 9. viii
Hams who are accused Of completely the late swnd-
ling transactions ~ the firm OF To gcr 1ibbs which has
been given hearing before iIsC" Hogan 20 tie fombs
on several occa- during the pg-t three months, was
continued Yesterday uit,u0OH Tho ptus tuil0n pro-
durcd 20, illnesses DgitI T. Williams, Henry a.. Taylor,
and Joscph kear lheir evidence merely cofrObora
led line statement of others prev 0u-y ppot,d ~ TIM
TRfiSF The further hearing thor postponed unit!
% day. al 2l o'clock y. M.
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Mourning Goods.

CARD w JACKSON No ISL BROADWAY h.' constastlI ..
hand Of Bombanes and ell other Mourning Dte
Goods Also ShsNs Cloas Walls Grapes Haodkerheas
sc. NBLsdes waited on With goods az TIER resaene
Suit, No 55l Broadway opposite kfsy Co
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POLITICAL.
NEVADA.

JAMES W. NYE REFLECTED SENATOR.
T TRIBUNE.
Gan FRANCISCO, JAM 1.-THE Nevada Legislature
to-day elected James w. Nye United States Senator
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FATAL ACCIDENT IN BRooKLYN james Booth
resident at No IIamiltonave., Brooklyn, fatally
injured on Thursday evening by being struck the head
bv norton OF gearing at the Atlantic Dock. The
cct was caused 10y the breaking Of chain used in rails
ing n sunkeu grain eloN atOr
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KANSAS.
THr SENATORIAL QUESTION.

TIIE SENATORIAL QUESTION
7 TELEGRAPH
ToPEKA, Jan. 17.-Sidney Clarke arrived tonight
from Washington and is a candidate for United
States Senator. Gen. Blair, Commissioner Oh tho
part Of tho Government to examine the Union
Pacific Railroad who fills the vacancy caused by the
death Of Gen. Curtis, is here tonight having been
over the road. Commissioners Simpson and White
preceded him and have returned East A bill has
been introduced in the Senate to repeal the law
abOlishing Grand Juries The suffrage question was
discussed and postponed one week. No com
binat0ns have yet been formed throwing light on
the Senatorial issue. Pomcroy still has plurality
vote.
PROCEEDINGS N THE LEGISLATURE
The Senate, to-day, adopted joint resolution to
amend the State Constitution restricting suffrage 10
loyal men. An amendment excepting those who
have been in the Rebellion but could show an hOnOra-
bio discharge from the United States service was voted
down The resolution for the ratification OF the Con-
Sti,utIOnal Amendment coming mp on motion TO
reconsider it was finally adopted by unanimous vote
the Conservative Senators voting III the affirmative
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IEIIIANA.

LEGISLATIVE observation-disclosures BOITING
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SENATORIAL NoMiNA-
TION.
~ 1ELEGRAru tRlBuSE
INpLtNPoLIS, Jan. Fin the House today bill
offered los Judge Hughes was passed, making II an
offcnse punishable by a fine of 81 900 for n member
of the Legislature 90 contumaciCusly refuse To vote
10y boiling and giving the Courts here jurisd lotion.
H. was made necessary by the threat OF bolt by the
Democrats by whom " was vigorously opposed IL
will pass the Senate unless defeated by bolt Daniel
W. Voorhees, was made the Democratic candidate Tor
the United States Senate 10y caucus last night
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ELECTION REICINs.-THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for
1867 contains full election returns from every State eoh
pared with the yotc.n former years.
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NEH-ENGLAND.
,orAFn 10 yHs TEmrSY.

n
B0sroN Jan. 1.-THE stock subscription Ia the
National steamship enterprise footed UP s325co yester
day morning. 49,,
new, Gold Board ia about 10 ho started here. with ues
and regulations similar 10 the NowYplk BOad
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CITY CoURT CNENDAE.-The following is thu
Calendar the Brooklyn City Court FOR to-day Jan is
Nos 49, 49, 81 30 40 g. IS co, &C. s. 49, IS, ~ 49, 50. 81
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THE NATIONAL FINANCES.

rrLI6-ArH TO TmECgg.
WASInNGIoN. JAN 1.-THE following table SHOWS
the receipts from customs for the week ending jan IL as
compared with the receipts during the preceding week
Tho impenae pnins ara accounted for partly On the
ground OF tho proposed changes in the tru law; u,
partly from tho fact that importers arc myiS III '"o'
In for Ihe EnrlnR lrhdn.
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PHuADELPHIA-THB BALTIMORE TRAINS DELAYED.
By TELEGRAPH TO
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1.-THE trains on all the roads
leading 70 the City arc much delayed on account OF
New-York papers Of this morning did not reach
here until D. m. On the Baltimore Central Railroad
tie trains only able to proceed miles from this
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KENTUCKY
THE sENATORSHIP.

BIT TSLsdkPH TO THE TRIBUNE
FRANKFORT, KY, JAN 17.-The Legislature had
one ballot to-day for United States Senator, which
resulted as follows: Powell, 50 Harding 20 Davis,
So; Pratt Rad !, 49,
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Guecial Notlres.
1he Rose in the Persian story,l

IHV FsUso VI 'I10 'OH''"' '''"'g'E
Tbs, every time sss % Of is trg and fragrant hossu
tudled sud bosaed sneg bat tyre Of PHALoss NIGHT
BLOOMING CEREUS Each balny drop % has toe s~se'a os
rare nosg,y srd lbs fragrance Of hole conservatory 'rstr
bottle OF n.
The Tribune AInnnac contains ell TOR usual calenssf &c. o. "a
Almanac a. vel a. the Political Statistic.
seventh Assembly District Union Rcpnslican Assosias
tion-A regular Monthly Meetng Of this oeaton VII Do he'd
Roon No Cntoa Hall FRIDAY EVENING the 18th ns az -
O'Clock. JUN LVoDniAD' t'0e"Se"N
{. " DlRLIVe, Secretary
Con,ci, No H. H. LA-A MEETING of this Coanc viii "
bo az No 90 BroTdgay THIS (Ffda, EVENING, at n oee
atteniance Is requested CHAlI'hS " pAnnnT,,
WILLIAM J. CotEs, SecrrtAy 'oSI'esSo-t
The Delegates elect th German R'dcs RePg6u;'s oeSs
oW,ec se requested THIS dyl FESiNu oefso4
euaira Assembly Rooms nos sg3 and 20 Bose, Tor he p"po"
Of ertug "ai,.ls Tor 1901
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THE STORM AT THE SOUTH.

both ways stuck at at wlmanto and no trains arc
running In consequence.
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Bos1OS. Jan. T.. Moot The jew who secured the
I0ufdrno. ana money - ST. Non Dos The loan dodg", j.
supposed 20 DO .ccrot.d iH this country somewhere In
slcdd 81 ha.n, COMO to Europe with his -tCdinrs, It.
uOicd IL ha tauspircd tLp he succeeded n tinr loans
from Nfr FaXon 90 the amount Of over 10000, instead Of
$1,000 IA pitX nu-iv .fHt,d Moot not only managed 20
fleece Fax with hi, diamond trick collateral, but ibdl
rcc,iy obtained money from other parties with paper
winch lavuu had indur-ti. one party has $4,000 and
another >.uGD IT, 4 peculiar tr1iurc of thc cas-" II
that the vault OF the SAFETY Deposit Bank I'm New York
wbr. Moot deposited his valuable - ftl locked but
tho kew is missing instead o ia ns n thr possession OF
Mr. IaXon n Is thought That Moot has got Tie KY and
that he will turn mp when least cspectcd II Is possible
tbat . portion OF tho funds are stan IN tue safe.
Two Dung men, agod aud 10 years respectively have
boon aIs pc.Du vi having set the recent iirrs
In Maiden,
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ATRNGRDY IN CINCINNATI

CNCTENlTI Jan. ~ tcrriblc irIg1dy occurred
here last night the detail. OF which not fully known
1hs Victim is Mary j. Thompson, daughter OF fcicr
THOMPSON wei known scotch l nor dealer OF this city,
rtreptlv deceased M,, Thompson the stress OF
William Mr uehin, prominent builder or this city. Inc
Vito OF went 70 house Baymillcrst. last
niaht and found her husband and Ml's Thomp.
son ga bed together. which eurpgCd her that
ebe seized a poker ard inflicted wounds upon Miss
Thompson that oaused lor death m few hours. Prep
aratI0u were made for hasty burial; but the nuthor
rs got wind Of The affair, and an inquest being held
f.ta T..lf
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BOLD NUUIIII IT FTIHHIIINN III
The residence of Mr.. AOnZo liO-tcr, ~ High
brldgve was broken into last Wednesday night about
II o'clock after the family had retired aud $3.50 IA
money siigerwa valued at SO, and Mr.. HOLSTERS
OycrcOat and boots wcrO stolen.
ARREST or BUgGIii
n, TyrTcpaPH 70 INK raiHrsg
IFAVFNWoRII. Kan, Jan. 1L-Ihree hurrlar+.
while attempting t0 plumber the houfe OF ". H. Marks
la,i rjgf were bounced upon ~ tho police. one Of
them WIS allied aud the remaining two captured.
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preseet eaid< Z tneeds / aAsAal - AasaD
that We should admit tAias apology. Mvsse
matter Of rsesse shet- eA0s sbou}4y hava
wasted Tame ORR qnsstet AZ ~ .haps hnt
here are wren besides myself, whose time
thou hast also consumed, amounting In the
wnois 70 tco A0sss. md seven eir6R ks n Il
was nosshine own propeFsy.p II 49, sss II /
The P.e1de~t ~ . NJ yAsAr...-~..,
Company vent ~ rr,;rsT. "a ~. ~
day last veek. ma - he -. :ho., = ~. -.
his watch. tn .h..rrs ~ NJ yI.ss. -. -.
broueht 10 his MIND a. NJ H,st t;r,Ss lk. y!
collection thst ha took hut II hunoh az -.
to orr, IA -; -. - q ~. 800. 81 ~.
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musty coniants needed s;r;ns. a.d ~, IL
had cpne NV leayine fbs ssfs doc- 49,
open. Amonsi ha aforsaa;d nns.. sc.r, ~.
we're slnnds 70 the ameaut of E6o. an, NJ
private property. and his agitation un3er iIs
circumstances was ouite nstnr.l W.s ~
porter, VINO swept ont,h eelee every. morDs
Ing able to withstand sseA . tenp>iiiss
be Almost qs!secsed gentismae telesrtphed
IN hot hAsle 70 IA csstary. ana alter veit-
ipg az nosr leeeaseo 80 Aappy reply that
sltnoueo iAe sAie ooqr was wide open, mot .
ooiiar Oh ns contents nad been touched.
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Brenna. the 1;tre of ~. N,.1ss,s - ~ ~ -
ence. On srconnt ~ snrns rsN.rs.sn tavI
the ef,dictster's nol;.;c.i s..s4:s ,'o9s spoa
pesrsd in that - ne, IsstfI ~ Z III a..sS..
preposterous, quarrel. ana Il. AL .t;sk
cana 81 4 va "a aro...on. III ~. a IL ~n.1
live reads ike . 6c,;ss !. Th> -. -".as n.ss
cavalry swords. md ,hs msss;r. To-. Jn' 49,
in cellst, which certain Florsalinc nobls-
man courteouslvsi pat ct the dsspcaal Of the
contestants. going as far ~ to HAYS Il care.
fully cleaned for the occasion Both adser.
saries were wounded. Young Garibaidi ~
ceived Gu. in the wrist. and Brenna an ugly
cash in the face, dividing the forehead and
splitting the nose. After that they shook
hands, and the eye witness, from whose ac-
count q the affair we gather these particu.
lars, adds, with the utmost seriousness, that
the whole party then went up 10 their hospit-
dhe entertainer b0udoir. hriad that All lad
tha, could occasion much regret ~
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line ooi.ah says tnat nov hsre wes ne
peiet P,eesec ~hn ms feceptfon curing hs
iate '',p 10 western Europe tnan n Gobieniz,
ana me noctnrnai steamboat excursion on
the Rhine, which the King of Prussia had
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n-To pleasure travellers tn line Of the Ere Railway
many objects interest passing through the
beautiful va leys Of the Chsmung, eusquehsnnA, Dea
w.ee and Rauapo riYers changing panorama OF
II aafnrsa heautisa commando attention.
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We row offer this etove to the pusifc who assursd
that this the most superior Cook stove In
this market combining all ths lAts-t improvements
Give 3 call and Judge for yourselves.
C3eOrders from the county will receive prompt At
tention lmay3com