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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-01-18
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-
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-01-18

The First New Smoked Hams of the
season are at
jan IL 2 Jno. Converse & Co. s.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-01-18

Have you been to IaEDsEY's since they
got their New BOoks3 my25
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-01-18

Fifty pieces Cashmere just received
from auction for sale by the yard or
piece, very low, at A. STRAUSS 4 Co.
Ten pieces Heavy Jeans from SOC to
81 per yard, at A. SURAUss & Co.
Oct19 IF
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-01-18

Two Hundred Thousand have been
sold in FIVE years-the Universal Cog
wheel Clothes Wringer. For sale BY
j s cox Delawarn O
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-01-18

B Do not fail to call at Jno. Con-
verse 4 Co. s, and examine their New
Stock Of GROCERIES, They are sell
ling cheaper than eUer. jan 1l-2
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ET0TR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-24
ATTACK on SEAmsN.

John Brady, a seamen's boarding house runner, en-
deavored last night to induce Victor and George Hansen
TO believe that establishment at the corner OF Oser
and Cherry streets was in which seamen were cared
for most approved STYLE The brother toers OF The
sea- did not see IL: they dd doubt that they would
be cared for but the place did not appear to DO
very snug harbor for sailors, they declined
tho pressing invitation Of John TO walk In and
bo done for John undertook 10 knock
the idea into them by means OF q club; but he
cesded not In letting Ia an idea Of the truthfuness OF
his statement but In letting out quantity OF the vital
auid. much from George and from Victor. John
Immediately lod tho sight OF blood, but an ocer OF
the Fourth precinct soon round him and brought him 10
the station house. where, because u The manner in
which he had drawn "the rosy" the Thorn consigned
him 70 dungeon where he soon learned that he
done John on q charge OF assault with intent 10 do
hrft harm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-24
FRENCH THEATRE.

rho French theatre, last night well filed 10 every
part with highly respectable and ntellgen. audience
Considering the of tho year this implies that the
Attractive influence must be powerful. Although the
wsasher is not what have felt it, it s still true that
the task is easy 6l fashionable theatre on an
august evening.
Elizabeth, Queen OF England, repeated, Mrs.
Lander, as usual sustaining tho rc Of the principal
character. The reproduction the boards In an
English dress OF pece which RistoS the acknowledged
Queen OF vipg tragediennes has made peculiarly her
warrants Us 10 charge both Manager Grau and Mrs
Lander win unusual daring IL ~ but just how
essr. 10 say that tho result hitherto has JUS
Tiled the experiment. IL Is praise to DO abio
TO say II has not been failure: u Is greater
praise TO be able to II has been and
can say both. The worst that say VI Mrs. Ian.
drrs Elizabeth is lha. she docs not ''iook every inch
queen. The best we can is that 10 the same house
where but yesterday Ristori this favorte char
acter her grandest triuiaphs she commanded not
only attention throughout but repeated dscriminat
ing and well meyrled applause. Comparing her
with Kistori, II would not be dilfcat here
aud there to tako exception which would DO 10
hcr Disadvantage. Tho high, the almost perfect
artistic hnisn in many places Was wanting. Where ra
pdly Of utterance required the American decided
~ Inferior 10 the great Italian Tie cocuton too s less
perfect. and sometimes the movements unmlstaka
bly, STACEY. Tho character, howsvcr, OF the proud, pas
sionaic, Maynard, imperinus, revengelui Queen was
cerned touches OF nature which Rstor reveals
In some OF tho scenes-in that, Tor example, IN
which che declares war against Spain nnd
swears by her fathers sword she rises 10 ths
d,gpity OF the ocgason and quito good ~ her
great rival the famous love scene was gono through
t.sto and skill: In Tho closing scenes Ristori per
haps was grander, but she scarcely trao to
nature.
rdiculiis but tho character of Essex aby
tained by Slr. James Ia. Taylor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-24
YacHTIRa IN ENGLAND.
The Royal Yacht squadron Reaattn.
from the London firies August 1871


The RAGS on Saturday for tho cup given b. the town
OF Cowes for competition by yachts Of not loss than
thirty tons belonging TO any Royal Yacht club, whi;h
was conte tied ngoriousy that day from want
OF wind blended yesterday IN tho race for the cup
given by Commodore the Earl OF Wilton,
r. s. over q course from Cowes Castle west
ward round the hghtship OF the SHAMELESS, just east.
ward Of the Bill of Porabd and back round tho east
end OF the Isle Of Wight 70 the starting point OF Cowes
castle All buoys and marks extending from tho island
shore 70 be passed the outside. the Sbambes Light
vessel 10 be passed the port hand Length OF the
course in straight line about one hundred and twenty
mlics. -,
Caves Town Cup on Saturday Queens course twice
round and eleven started sixteen vessels entered ior
tho Comm odore's cup yesterday.
In thus amalgamated match OF Yesterday, therefore
might be supposed, on hrst thoughts that very large
number of vessels would havo been started for their
chances the double prize, but tho fact that only SIX
vessels ioft Cd the starting gun being fired.
The starters that came 70 their moortngs ana left on
the signal gun being fred from the Cowes Castle battery
on The commencement OF the race, at twenty minutes
past three O'Clock r n. with the time allowance OF
each were ~ folows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-24

Bslgvsds movement Bosnia and Herscgovna IL
pocted For his purpose committee has been formed
IN ReIcrads ths object Of which IL TO favor and propa-
safe rebellion mr. rather instruction. in those parts Of
Turkey whNh ha,A on oeryia. This committee pos.
sesse ali the oscsssa, military msans; 1t has unlimited
crcds With Inc ssrr,.r government, and Is in close
lstions with nj, the ,surrectionary committees Of
Roumani ia, Montenegro ana ereeco.
Kossuth. i. is said, declines W rs'urn 70 hungary
The Porte government ensrgA 'ca'y protested against
the despatch OF war vessels 20 candan waters
BY the European Powers for the OF Turkish
subjects TO Greece being attack pom A righss
The Porte has also fatty denied the ALLEGED excuses
OF the Turkish troops in Gambia. Som,e close
investigations instituted BY the French and Aastsian
Minister'S In the island have resulted is said In thS
discovery that the Russian Consul at Cansa the
originator OF tho news which has been propagatsd Of
barbaritiss having been perpetrssed BY the Turks
The Vienna Dt6aGe says
me Roumanian government have addressed de-
spatch 70 the Cabinet Of Vienna In reference TO the
cent prosecution Of the Jews In the United PncpaeS
The Austrian Premier Baron Beus has ordered the
Austrian Consul General at Bucharest tho Austrian
Ambassador ct Constantnople 10 institute searching
inquiry into the matter. Roumania having thrown the
responsibility OF the ourages against the Jews upon
Turkey, the Turkish government demands interna-
tional oommison OF Investigation. Oasis, --
Several Japanese officers and Japanese merchants
have arrived at Berlin from Jsddo
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On the starting gun being fred. the two schooners and
te quickly had their square sails up and rushed 10
the front for the Lead but this the smart c vosn,e
scnrsd A " drst honorsn although she was not likely
hi mold il long, running before The wind with the three
rvas hosting thor square sais On passing Egypt Point
Volante sending up her square headed topsa and In
sbore and ahead Of Lura Onfurther In the Channel was
-. rssra third. making Tremendous fuss already 10
~. IA lesd with Hrondells and Pantomlme Just
ssssrn The wind was moderate and Just over the port
sde NJ the tana with tho tide making young 70 the
,Ssrd OutsIde the land the wind would most proba-
~, =" found from about $751; and not strong The
Ia NAV BE- expected b finished BY the arrival Of the
.srnsrs Al Cowss early this morning.
nv sssr wsv from Cowss Roads 70 the Needles the
eorrstins vsehts accompanied By large nsst Of
ssaSndsut Yachts Including the Brilliant steamer, MI
ss.s. The ssahors steamer. the Earl Of Cafdi.
a. tbs Nysnza schoonse. Commodore The Earl Of
Vi;or Z T. B. the 0imara the Fiona and other noted
crafA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-24
PAaruauH1 mpHres. Mscerua aIuculus MS.

A lad rushed into Poiice Headquarters last night
about half.past seven or eight O'Clock in an almost
GREATNESS state Of anxiety and stated that there was
muss gong on 10 Mott street, near Houston, and
that officer bong murdered s;uch intelligence
then duty, aud immediately the stalwart
and handsome members Of the Broadway squad
were despatched to the scene, and word
sent Captain Garland, OF the Fourteon,h precinct,
send up the gallant reserve They came, and on
approach The Place dessnated they found themselves
females squany children and strong eliuvis OK dis
in!ectaals s:orei there by tho Board OF nealih-tho
pleasant background Of dgnhed reposo 10 tine kaledo
scope and turbulent going In the street. Tho
yaas Inserted in s,irs ticking ciay ends eiSh,ccn
yards apart. 1t was in very shifting clay from as
many Is eighteen yards, and vas, Of course, not
officer Garrett was very near cellar and that he was
earning his salary bv being culed about held about the
cuffs and maltreatcd generally. They also saw that
several OF crowd had been malt treating themselves
to overcome, doubt, tho intense thirst engendered by
the seven hours session OF the Board Of Excise on
thursday and that the liquor or beer had risen SO
TO make the residents OF tho neighborhood Inclined TO
lick her or him, or ''aay other man. u any
should interfere The President OF tho Board OF Police
Commissioner Acton at headquarters aud deemed
~ bost to act the when reported, lest some
Tribune o. the people should fu!il tho promise or
Dc Nyse's Ivanloe and "bIow blast his bugie
horn, and tho Times being SO much excised tho sensa
ton would reach tho urthermost corner OF the Hoa
then that anticipated anu hopodfor riot would come
to pass. II did not come to pass however, aud the
whole affair turned out TO be nasty, ridiculous muss
ercalet by intoxicated individual, ono John
Doughery, OF 27s Mott street, who attempted
10 interfere with oilcsr Garrett when he was
about to assis another son OF Bscchu who was tax
a siesta on the sidewalk. John was prcssingly invited
TO pake Of lodgings at the fourteenth precinct station
house. He strenuousy opposed the invitations but was
compliment TO .7hom he commenced 10 hum, on being
securely seated in the apartments allotted TO him. MAKE
Inc no gaudy chaplct.n John will be taken TO the
Tombs TODAY and il is but fair TO presume tina, doe.
full 'ound' will be heard thorefrom.
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1o.,o- >v,sh: second maco,. Tde in nearly 70
| verse direction com zenith towards n. NIL.
1o:26-Second magnitude. faint train ''"'
| star
l0:2s-Four,h magnitu dc, do.
l0:4c-Second magnitude. through CassiopaE a;r.c
l042-Second magnitude, yeIowisb' reverse F"'o
Io55-Thrd magnitude, towas.'s Boosss
iio2-Thrd masaitude, Cassopsia = Ursa Major,
nearly o. right angles TO radiant.
Il;03-Fourh magnitude, do.
ll9-Second magnitude, Unss 70 Perseus
I2;asA M.-TAird magnitude. from zenith 20 Jupiter.
loS-Ihres small mstsom in ssts together towards
ios- -Four. magnitude, ditto
1le-First magnitude. burst with brilliant stream Of
blue light, near Jupiter.
1:26-Two Of fourth magnitude. ~
1:26-Fourth magnitude
With the exception Of those specially Sescrib 3D. all the
oossrvations made they did not become vsOl.
The IS: " horizon The nooa had then sst ann the
Of the fixed stars Cspolia and others being well placid
for comparison Tho range both In regard spparent
while the November mstsors year were equal . The
planets.
noted would have boon from ten 70 twenty per beur
throughout tue night e VIVIAN r. MS
wooDvImD. roRQuAY. August II, 1857.
10 Tnb EpuoR or TBx IokxpoN TMxe --The prescott re-
torn OF ts meteor shower shows the phenomeuon no
considerably on tho wane Agradua asureasc has bscn
annually observable since tho August period OF 1865.
which AZ tho present will arrive OF ns,nWuau in
1870 The meteors commenced each night two hou-s-
later than usual IN p NJ. Instead OF p NJ and the
recorded numbers Indicate the extautof tho shower
be onobsll thst Of last August The number per hour
on the night OF the 9Th six; the 9th, ten;
tue morning OF tho 10th, fourteen tho night OF the
10TH seven and on tho morning OF the 1lth six; tho
gradual rsc and fall in tho numbers show that tho
mo ximnm occurred on the mornng OF the 10Th.
In Al % Blue. orange and tbrae
II Of the second and nine OF the third stellar magn-
tndes the araest was tho 9th, at 1855 r. NJ, from
r. A. 10 dog. N d. " deg. to Aurige, leaving train
OF sparks
The metsors OF this epoch are distinguished from
those Of November by swfiness rreguarity in size
and color and considerable want of uniformity di
recuoD. arising from tho several centres OF radiation
dispersed the consultations Of Pcrseus aud Came
iopardalus simultaneously contributing 10 tho shower
aw, sir. your humble servant, w. II. WOOD
FRisToS STREET., BIRMINGHAM, August II, 1867
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-24
BY STEAMSHIP TO AUGUST Is.

The mail steamship Union, Captain Won Santen, from
Bremen by way Of Southampton the 18th Of August
arrived this port O'Clock this morning. bringing
our files In detail OF our cable dispatches 10 the day Of
nor departure from England.
Mustapha Faxyi Pacha Who had been rsconciled with
the Sultan whom ct Paris, aud who 70 have accom-.
panied his Majesty 70 Constantnops suddenly left the
Imperial cortsge . Bszias return TO France
Greas public fetes have been given In Consantnopls
20 celsbrats the sultan's return.
The o@ciai Gazette. Of Vienna, August TO- publishes
the treaty Of commerce and navigation and the postal
convention concluded between Austria and Italy; also
cha organic statute Of the Superior Council Of the Pro-
ss.sns belonging 70 the Ausburs and Hsvsc churches
IL also coutradica The statement published by several
Vienna pspsrs relative 70 the formation Of military
camp q Cracow.
The city Of Florsncs was stl free nom ohoers,
although the plague severely raging IN other parts
Of Italy. Three thousand two hundred and eighty
eight occurred d Milan Of which one thousand
seven hundred and thirty-four proved fatal In the
south OF Italy the mortality was still greater
The Italian papers continue 10 announce the transit
through Milan OF conveys OF horses and cattle for the
French government; they imported into France By
che Sasa pam T..
Telegram fsom sss,.in Of the 10th Of August 70.
porss:-
The vile q Admiral Farragus was received to-day q,
the railway station Of this By che Commsndant
Lieutenant oeneval Bcehm, who accompanied her on
board the United States steamer Frolic which about
90 icavs for Cronsadt Tho ocsfs Of the ststin garr
SON have given banquet 10 the ocsrs Of the Froic
ID return for The Hospitality recorded 70 them on board
that vessel. .t ~
telegram had been received in Paris BY the govern
. msns from n Dano. the French Minisssr in Mexico
dated July %, In which he announces that unless al
snforssssa event happened be should DO In position
starr for France In few days
The directors Of the Bank Of Russia announce that
future they will accept payment for bills either In Rus
sas or In forsgs monsy, the latter according 70 Are
exchanges
The London Telegraph announces the following
ESpn ajSIlgsncs tal " b. ISIy reliable jerseys Z
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English Opinion Of the Chances OF Grant and
sheridan.
rwssb,os.ou July s0) corsspondsnos Of London
The President Is about furnish hIs radical snsmes
with now weapon against himself ne ~ VneIs nrea-
son A bel,svei about o remove General Sheridan
fyYa ssppand IN ,hs Department n LagSa9A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-24

Business is dull butstock ia plentiful and of rars
quality. Porterhosse steaks OF the best quality
are offered at $50. and prime ribs at 25c. to 500
Veal has no fixed price to-day. but wavers ACCORD
ing to.the caprice Of the butcher or the guIbility
Of tho customer. Vegetables arc not over abupd-
ant. Green corn ia offered in quantity, but II noe
yet Of good quality, while tho prices demandedars
"severe." Watermelons are selling from $50. t.
5Oc and muskmellous from Sc. to 22c.
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FARRAaUr IN RUSSIA.

Gmperial Naval Ovation to the American
Omcers.
81. PsrsRssuRo, Aug %, 1867.
Admiral Fanagut United States Navy, and the off,
Of his eet received grand ovation oday at Cron
ssadt from the Russian naval officers
The Grand Duke Constantine. Admiral General Of the
Russian Navy. and other digutaries were present.
The utmost good feeling and enthusiasm were man.
Hssted.
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Intee EVENING Te'esra.:r ..
WILL Be FOUND, DAILY
THE LATEST NEWS ggRox EUROPE ~ oAsLz. /.
SPECIAL TELEGRAMs FeoM ALL PARTS ~
FLASHES rsox :Ln fAars
AL! raE LOCAL NEWS
POLICE AND cousr MArrEes.
LABOR MovExRSys.
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE FROM ALL PARTS or
THE COUNTRY.
NEW JERSEY Loss ISLAND wnsrcuEsras AND
STATEN ISLAND NEWS. !.
A GUIDE AND DIRECTORY or rI,E WAYS or
LEAVING NEW YORK
A FAMILY MARKET REPORT, BEING GUIDE TO
EoUsEkEEpERs AND CooKa
MARadAors AND DEATHS,
LIST OF. rHE sAvIsas BANKS ~ ras os!v.
rue AsusrsBsrs IN THE sarscrohIs
PERSONAL. rSTsILrcEscs,. :.
eEsrsAL NEWS Or THE Day
o:sslr. rAo.n~. AND :osr:x /.
!. Acs Co.. &C. 80.
rae EVENING TELEGRAM HAS ras LAR0ns4
CIRCULATION or ANY EVENING PAPER
PUBLISHRD.
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R.su,.h Observations Of the AuGust Display.
10 Iss YOro. o. n. Lc.DOs In. ,... ,,,, 1,a.,
49, tsvSrsb,e circumstances ID this nsghbovhood.
rnsv sppssred a. soop ~ II Wa sufneisnty DARK but
~ moon and strong twilight prevented any but
shs more prominent being dss'neuy traced un'l nearly
ten O'Clock
Aueast 10, 300 p. MA splendid msteor o. urst
blue light above ursa Major. Thrssf0urshs magnitude.
ysddlsh ilnsS
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Marine Disasters.
scHR LorrE wxLs tof Mobile went ashore on the 10Th
inst during gale between FronterA aud San Pedro Ia the
Gulf Of Csmpescby. No lives lost
Spoken.
Ship Perseverance, Rcberson. from Liverpool for New
Ship Kate Dsyenpor 0as from Lverposl for Philsdei
PpRa srs Xm:nia Harper from London for San Francisco
Nay g lat 81 8, Ion g.
Foreign Psrts.
swss; s. Bitter Z. SSss
W.ss. fssR"s ssss s
l,s Deutschland %, vessels. do isnd both I'D ish for
caossIADr, Aug 7-Anvsd, csrdisanshrc. Lancaster,
capss Aug s-Arrysd, r.ny El.sy. 0lds Esy Orleans
ss'ss ,.s sss &c previous. Graham. Policy
yit NJ s:%.; .Tsac 81 s' ss. III.
sseS from cushavsa. ssh rsuss Baass Doyle New
HAM, Aug io--sssisd Helen Clinton spnsss New Or
leans; Thomss Freeman, Owen Cardiff and United states
Cleared sss, 2eRsss YOUNG New orssns' i0'a' Aa's
IsnsSs.: Az s-xUIysd Ranger Patterson. RAiAd'l
crss s.Scs s Ps:;sa ,; sst
Sailed On " = J.nIh; rAi.ds|R M. ION Lswrsass
s ass nass ; Sac Pas
& Z: 6 i...
ss ~ - .; s:ss' t sssss ..
va Awsvsoai Psrss.
ee12ssTFana 1ss s :Ss ssS.
| w Ssr as~ SAvgsw 4s.s " Hss.A Fass
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E u r 0 Pc.
BY 1HE CABLE TO AUGUST %.
The South German Bund Treaty
q Failure.
1904 CO.. - .,~~~,.--S0~>>o~~>~,.
Bavaria Refuses to Endorse the
6alzburg Plan.
fsl1st at.5 Ara -S~~o,-~-~,.-,-v.<~,~..
Tho Cxar Of Russia Ill I'm the
: Crimea.
r4a4 1A ~ .>>~~~~.~>~~,-oo~o,,~S
EARRAGUT FETED In CRONSTADT.
~~~S~~~~~o~>~~o~>>~-.
Eneiish Review Of the American Presi-
Dental Candidates.
fa
EARRAGUr FErED IN CReSsTADT.
Eneiish Review Of the American Presi-
Dental Candidates.
THE SOUTH GERMAN CONFEDERATION

1epsrtcd FatIare Of the Franco Austrian
Trcaty-Bavaria Refuses to Join the Buud.
80 ~ efgWs.cd LONDON, August 90 1867
10 rumorsd to-day that the formal treaty concluded
the conference recently held at Sazburg between the
Emperors Napoleon and Francis Joseph for the forma
Zion Of South German Confederation has proved
signal failure. r..s frs e1ta r
The government of Bavaria is reported has replied
10 the propositions Of their kaestes andposiively re
fuses 10 join the Bund. fa cfl
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SUFFERING IN A MILITIA CAMP IN MASSACHUSETTS
Three Thousand Visitors RennIn all Night In
Rain storm.

from the Evening Telegram OF ycstsrdayI
BosroS, August %, 1897.
About three thousand visitors who went from this
city 10 the encampment Of the First brigade In Hull
yesterday were obliged 10 spend shs night In camp.
4 terri bic storm prevailed ell night and there was
much suffering among the women ana children who
were without shelter. There 10 mueh Indignation ex-
prsssd towards the captains Of the various Hull boats
for refusing 70 make extra trips and bring the visitors 70
then homes last evening, and Captain Allen Of The Ene
line has been arrested and win BE- brought before the
0ovssnor 70 explain his conducS large number o!
stats ooaslablss have been en- ne camp grounds aed
tboso enansed IN selling u.
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NAPOLEON IN RECESS.
~~s~~S~~~~~~N~>~~~~

Imperial Trip to Biarritz.
PARIS August %, 1877.
His imperial Majesty. returning from Salzburg. de.
parted for Biarritx
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SPANISH REVOLUTION.

Another Tasurrectionnry Il settlement.
~ u. Sd Fr..i1'g.r- a MADRID, August %, 1867.
sais OF ssgs has been declared in all the provinces
= coassqasues Of anticipated lnsurrectonary move
mspss ,-e-s- .ss,,. Fay.
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msw Itnri OF ssvtauua rEnrox.

B09foN, August -, 1901.
Governor Fenton and daughters, With General Pompss
and Colonel Libsnsu arrived here ast night from the
White Mountains To-day they visiting oil places Of
public interest They leave fos Albany tomorrow.
Governss Burnside. Of Rheds Island, In Boston 'o-
daR
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ADDRESS or THE GAR.

Tho RasslanlEmpcror Sick in the CrimeR.
s44 ~ 81. PETERSBURG, Aug. %, 1857.
10 reported Mat the Gear. who in the Crmea
Gs quite ILL., ANeci q. 7