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/" THE LAND WE LO


DEAR OIL constructed my treatise, en-
titled "Sermon ON the Mount" upon plan
strictly Mathematical. regretted it very much
that those to whom had given credit for
more discriminating taste, entirely failed to
that plan. In fact, may say, that the plan was
perceived by no one at all excepting myself.
young clergyman, to whom 1 submitted my
work Tin whose capacity have since lost all con-
fdence) for criticism not only failed to perceive
this plan, but even went so far as to question the
correctness of my exegesis and the accuracy of
my historical information, and did not stop short
of attacking the ORTHODOXY of my position.
You allude to " my skill as a politician" 1t
is true, 1 have not been entirely without expert
ence in this Department. If you remember, 1
once had correspondence with Mr.. Stanly,
whom Lincoln h ad appointed kind of Provis-
ional Governor for that portion of the State
which was at that time in possession of the Yam
kec troops. do not think that those who read
my letter will soon forget it 1 am we'll assured
Mr.. Stanly will long remember it.
Ny next literary enterprise was to establish a
Magazine. It is called ''1'he Land We Love"
1t is not to be understood that this title includes
the entire United States; but only that portion
of it, which failed to secure its independence in
aJuSt anu ldWlul WY ID oSNoICu
to Poems (see the Ode to Chloe) and to Roman
ces (see Loves Last Dream y but these are
smaller matters, and all most its whole scope OBJ
ject and aim is to expose Yankee cowardice. mean
ness and hypocrisy, and above all things in
Heaven and earth, to hold up to the execration
and adherence of the human race the utter de-
pravity of Northern Adventures, Radical Ennis
aries, scallawags, Carpet Baggers and Yankee
School Marms. In doing this, have found an
able co-adjutor in the Raleigh Sentinel and when
pressed for editorial matter, 1 have not unfre-
quently clipped from its columns and transferred
to my pages. So nearly have my own thoughts
and inspirations run in the same channel with
those of my venerable friend and Brother, Mr..
Pell Why don't the Standard notice me? l
have said enough in all conscience 10 call down
the thunder of the North Carolina Brownlow.
With regard to the question proposed in your
telegram of the 9th would remark, that when
was informed ''Governor Graham said sou
at once pronounced his position the true one.
UPON hearing from you that there might be a
doubt in your mind, l am inclined to believe
there may he some doubt about what is the pro-
per view. Yours &C.,
DAVID HANNIBAL HICKS.
NORTH CAROLINA, April 2S-Scalliwag stock
still rising.
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COMPANY SHOPS, NC, April 81.

Dear T.: If you can raise the spondulicks,
would say go in with Nasty. You might carry
along a copy of your proclamation as letter OF
recommendation. At time 1 could have
passed you free over the railroads, but you know
that's played" now. My notion is Joint
Stock Bar Room Company. You had better
abandon the idea of the preaching business.
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HON. GEO. w. JULIAN. able Re
publican has been again rewarded for his
fidelity by a unanimous denomination.
The Republicans of Indiana have shown
great wisdom by steadily supporting their
faithful representatives.-Gr Circuit Republic.
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BANKRUPT Notices.

Notice is hereby given to Deputy Marshals and
others, that all Notices in Bankruptcy" must be
paid for in advance. No such Notice will be
cash.
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CopPERHEAD, N. c., April 81.

Pear j: Things look dark as - and smell
like cheese. l have been thinking of going to
Conicdcrit y Roads, in Kentucky, and forming
partnership with Nasty what do yon think of
the plan? Or how would it. do to 90 ont West
as preacher the strength of my L. l.. D.?
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"TuE LAND WE LOVE" April 81.

Dear General.-You are aware that have been
elected to represent this County in the next Leg
islature You have doubtless seen Gov. Graham's
letter, and my object in writing, is to ascertain
what may be your opinion with respect to the
moral difficulty which the Governor ELECTS. Your
skill both as a theologian and politician points
you ont as the person to assist me in my inquiry.
Write soon. Yours truly, o.
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SALT RIVER.
SENTINEL OFFICE, April Is

SENTINEL OFFICE, April %.
Dear INDY When do you start for Tenncs-
see? Do you intend in your retirement the keep
Ing up of an establishment? Will you have a
place for poor, broken hearted third-rate chap
lain? Is beef steak high i'm Grccnville?
Pity the sorrows of a poor old mani"
w. T.. p
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CHARLOTTE N c. AnriI e3rd

CHARLOTTE, N. c., April 23rd.
Eds. Senti"el-Mecklcnburg has spoken. The
Infamous Constitution has been voted down by
40 900 majority. The dismal hour approacheth.
The bones Of the dead rattle The skull is over the
lamp. Woe to those who betrayed the South.
Tomorrow night the mist will cloud the moon.
GRAND CYCLoPs; SoDoM AND GoMoRRAH.
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~ Mr.. C. w. HoRNER, as Business Clerk an6
Agent, is authorized to make contracts and give
receipts, &C., &c.
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NORTH CARoIINA.-The loyal men of this
State are, to-day, voting down the second
rebellion, and the United States Senate is
voting down the author and promoter OF
that rebellion.-Great Republic.
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Died.

In this City, Tuesday night, 2Sth inst, WILLIAM
H., son of Doctor w. H Mckee, of Raleigh.
The funeral will take place from the Episcopal
Church ut ~ o'clock this Thursday afternoon.
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Office Of the Pret

RALEIGH, N. c.. April
The following ,ules are announced
Government of this Court, and viii be cA4ntscd
whenever it may become necessary.
LIST. All pleadings will be reduced to writing
and sworn to, stating in as few words rs possible
the cause of complaint and the reply to the same,
which will close the issue in all civil cases.
End. In criminal cases, an affidavit must be
made stating the cause of complaint
Sd. The cost charged by the clerks of the Coun-
tyCourts will be charged in all cases in this Court
for the Clerk and Sheriff, or other officer OF the
Court.
VIM. r. Richardson is hereby announced clerk
of said Court. .,
1eaztf Provost Judge.
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NOTICE BY ASSIGNEE OF HIS AP.

NOTICE BY ASSIGNEE OF HIS AP.
POINTMENT.-QN BANKRUPTCY
DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, In Bankruptcy
For the District of Pamlicos)
In the matter of Richard III. Gregory, q
rupt.
Il undersigned hereby gives notice OF
pointment as Assignee of RICHARD b.. CT
of Granville County, and State of Noth-C
who has been adjudged bankrupt ~
own petition by the District Court of IN
trict JOHN w. STOVALI., ASsI
z. o. HenderY go
April %, 1868. 15l-lay
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NOTICE BY ASSIGNEE OF HIS AP.
r

POINTMENT.-QN BANKRUPTCY.)
In THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES, Tn Ronrrnn,ov
For the Pamlico District - D
of North Carolina.
rJNO WHOM IT MAY CONCERNS THE
Il undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap-
TON, of Greenville, in the County of Pitt, and
State of North Carolina, within said District,
who has been adjudgcd Bankrupt upon his
own petition by the District Court OF said Dis
trict.
THADDEUS P. BERNARD, assignee.
April Is, 1868 144-1aw3wpd.
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LACK PEPP Err, ALSPICE,
ID Race Ginger, at DoDD,,
April %, 1863 Ioi-u
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NOTICE BY ASSIGNEE OF HIS AP.
POINTMENT.=lINB ANKRUPTCY.l

POINTM ENT.-[IN BANKRUPTCY.)
DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, In Bankruptcy.
For the Cape Fear District.
In the matter of Charles d. MalIett, Bank
rupt -
TN0 WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN THE
i undersigned hereby gives notice of his up.
pointment as Assignee of CHAs B. MALLErT, of
Fayetteville, in the County of Cumberland,
and State of North Carolina within said District,
who has been adjuiged Bankrupt upon his own
petition by the District Court of said District.
JAMES c. MACRAE, AsSigsee.
Fayetteville, April %, 1868. 150-1aw3w.
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NOIICE B I ASSI<FN EE UT HIS III
POINTMENT.-(IN BANKRUPTCY
DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, Tn Donl runtcy
For the Pamlco District "
of North Carolina.
In the matter of Bedford A. Grafton, Bank
rupt. -
rTO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN THE
i undersigned hereby gives notice of his APP
puintment as Assignee of BEDFORD A. GRAFTON,
Rockingham County, and State of NOrth Carolina
within said District, who has been adjudgcd a
Bankrupt upon his own petition by the District
Court Of said District.
P. T. DUFFY, assignee.
Greensboro, April 16, 1868. 145-law3wpd.
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GRAPE VINE rELEGRAms,

via
DISMAL SWAMP,
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CALTl SALT3&
y 100 Sacks Salt, at
UPCHURCH 81 DODDS.
April %, 1868. lal-L
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m SACKS N. G. FAMILY FLOUR
~ just received by
tnri1 IN 1888 140-tf
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NORTH CAROLINA, April 2S.-Scalliwag stock
still rising
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08
CHICAGO.

Cmc.sn. Ftb =. Hon. II. =. Dickev
yesterday had $4,000 in The Chicago Gas
Aud Coke Company bonds distracted from
bis ovcrcoa, pocket while walking on the
Stree Payment on tho bonds has been
Stonptd
Fred Douglass lsctured at Library Hail
last evening on the subject OF "Self-msde
Nen"
4 Washington special says: GeorgaH.
Parker, of Iowa, il being urged by leading
ee-tern men for the Asst Secrstaryshi-
4 the treasury.
/ nc Reconstruc,ion Comm
gecis'l 10 consider tod ~ 49,, :,
- ~" '''' and Boutwell,, III. sub
srr,,nd : rpointci to ASCERTAIN il any
IT, or ppsachmspt sap h. iaprd ~
r:cent correspondence ,,cf Prstid nj
IohnsoaNiA Nap., Grant. 9.. ....i II
1t is eensraiiy agreed that the motion in
the suprc.ic Cuurt 70 dsiniss the case VIII
tp, be granite.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08
E., new YORK.

Nam YONG Feb. s.--An Atlanta, special
PIka III slAssa ;. . Reports fom Alabsms.
kossky. Ase Ippes iAvosstls to the success sfi
lhs, saAslj tatsssl. .I.asee gsins ,osse Abe lAst
tlssaiss Ass nsp osAsa - Noble. Asntepmssy
krai - 90 esAl Af abe aasd de cssssAisevn To.
pnOvts~ n ah~lsst day 4ss 'votiag. ssn iia.s'
Ven bS~Ayrss b dlsle, ahx swing a,sen eu+Ass'
mSntA ~ 4 wituess before = court hi3Hixi.
Gen. Meade II IN MSntkuniefy. "iH ss'H
MeYieo }iAtss 81 tAe"$fst state that "
Minister. Romero rtcotnmsGHsd Tue Atoli-'
sa sffImbstl aspss oyer q par SENT, "a
SnsE". 9ill h.tnv -uuiN n agu, v.ifs. "a
ssaRxvesa hAd ipsssed Ahp bill iRtroduaeS
BY Ssas0s liata changing tho tariff s,ss4 :
,ahe sesuisH tao election for Sovesnor in
tlrs State Of Puebia sas that nov rebellion
" ~ likely 70 break ont in the Sierra. The
llissHrhAnces were yirl-nt in t.ic ',nyun taisss.
Their, abu,its N#ti " Tit ~ i"95 'Ata' 4
! Tvs ,toub,. il Getttr, JAlisco, ana INT
tIAaso, may cause sen,rsl struggle II.
MeAiep. rt.
A railroad project to unite the calital Of
hsA,eo with tue upited States. by q line
hlaue the gull coast. had bee rafessei to q
tosimittac OF uons rrsa. l4 Ys rt fe4aa,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08
MAssAcHusETr&. .

Be6eon, Feb THE thisd day'p seo63on
&f tbs NAlional Oommercs Convsnticn Vas
Phas M pFcsJds.s asS 1sreed = ut ~
Of an association to be called
Che National Boards Of Trad, Asso-
cation, 10 meet annually and be COM
psyssd Of, ona,membeg .frem each Board q,
Trade having one hundred members, with
tdditinGAl .nemi.sSs Eosa Rosxda having
over one hundred members, which resoiu-
tion = a. pnshimoGslY adapted. iscommcna
Ing the iadeptios'of s5c.cental sysssm aises
ths la Of August; hlaoinAsing zoo pounds
; Resolutions were adopted declaring that
Ill ths interests or the country should be
harronizcd ia the revision OF the tariff du
ties TO be aslcw 'sis 10 secure to the United
Siates the bsla1ce OF the trade, ind to place
the heaviest duties en- manufactured arti-
cl.s in which lsbef forms she chi.fexpsr.e,
risins prote6tioh TO labor ard iasi,iag'.he
tnporsAi On aiIiater rs. s4i.., ...s 49,.
4 resolution was. al sptTd .fayoninr, thu
..;Sase'isa Oh. dusis4 ON imports A. the tes-
nrs M etthe articles Instead Of at the port
Tk - noWs si2ss Isl. 7f- fast
proposition 10 loan the South $780,
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WASHINGTON.

WAsaiSssos, Feb. 7.--Tha new British
Minister, NJ. Thornton, MAS introdsssd to
lhe President TO- day By the Secretary Of
State. In the course Of his pleasant reply
10 ThoFnton's pleasant AddsSss, the Prssi-
6tases mfe wtii beliSvs that Her Majssty
j. ensi3ly sSl6csSt2i lid the kindly aSs6ags
which, under her command. you have de-
ivcred esnss and. this hsiaf Rill sssourags
kbenTtV heps for speedy and auisshls Cd,
kskEdteht HE matters bsewseu fsf AljSa-
hrs goyernmsns and the government Of the
0nitsd StAttk. s5*SllsS hI Jrisi az
The ppklics debt nAstsnset, e february
LIST, shows Me dsst bsarjae eomeound in
ksrest to be $l9, l23. $50, AIS; debt bearing
currshcy inlssssty $3.50, yes, $50; matussd
iS6t not presented Tor payment, 1i,20S,-
Fl6,9l9; debt bearing no interest, "a, so2,-
asa, 55l (; total debt e266, l3S, 46s, $50
amount Of coin in the. treasury, Is, $40, II c.,
40 ;dhduA in odSsidsy ~ ,ds7El0, 90 ]
kotal, .4o6,93l.33l;. debt ,leas cash in
the treasury, $s5s, 7si, 537, sio. The war
rapts issued in Jnuasv 10 ar1asA ttt -.
Auremcnts Of the government, including
haterest,on tho public debt, but not those
fcf redemption. The public debt amounted
70 s42,.9?, 500. The receipts Of customs
for the week ending January 3lst, were
s2.o0o,915.
Judge Sharksy today, in the Supreme
court Of the United States, opposed the
snotion heretofore made to dismiss the &c
rirdie case for want OF jurisdiction. as
Senator Trumuul delivered long srsu-
snsnt on behalf Of the Governments in favor
Of The motion. The Cours reserved its de.
cision.
A movement is bong n,sdcIfor the call Of
National Convention ut Cincinnati, 10 rep
resent the producing industries of TIE United
States Ghes character Of tho convention
E1ill probably DO somewhat political as wal
hs material, it.bsing the Intent to place the
{Ssverninenth rd i.s policy under the con-
|rql ol the Hroh ucipg Industries. The con.
entisa " III be called under the auspices Of !
lhe National Cheap Freight league, aud
raadiaatss for President I'D Vice President
70 represent the int, .cs. Of production will.
douo.. 10 put in nomination.
seer ..-ry McCdlioch l. still confined 20
rs house BY injiiries received by fall on
u steps Of the Treasury building. lie is,
dbt,eS 70 move about bisroop, bnt his phys
rsps think il best for him not to resume
ts duties st tho Department until Monday.
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LoUiSlsTs.

j New oeLEANs. ieh. s.-Special Orders
NJ. y. from Ger. Hancock, dated yes,cr-
.day. for thc more cpmrlese and silicIer pre-
:,aitoa Of tls {, aitha@esteto frontier Of Tex
a., orders tao establishment Of four new
a.si;ary posts, t. be named Forts Lamb,
iirlsiin, richardson, and Burpham. subject
10 the approval OF The Secretary of Wat
Ggn. Hancock orders the work on these
posts to be orwarded NJ rapidly as possible
by the Qusrtermaster's pspattmens until
completed.
4en. Haacock has issued an order re-
lieving ? aldernis4 and sppolntiaG new
ohss il tAcls psses'S0 holding an stsc,ion
fer Reeelvss u .sontsnps Of orders from
lie sdquasxorb. efs.sssss-a.
The convsstion devoted The ereatse part
Of vessefday's session to the disesssi0n Of
all ordinance sepssIiog che Law PISSED BY
the Legislature authorizing the issue Il
a. .o0O, BOO in levee bonds. The discussion
was very excited and disorderly. The mat
tor was finally indefinitely postponed.
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TENNESSEE.

N,srvltLn, Feb. "A drunken riot at
-Hayettoyil.,, on Monday afternoon, lasted
iton four O'clock ill dark. One young mar
damed Hampton was Killed by pistol
Slot, and q number Of others wounded with
Nnises'nnd stohrs 50 -
IEMrBIs. Feb. The dead body OF a
White man was found on tho Raleigh road,
near Wolf river yesterday. The ccroners
verdict s thnt he died from want and cx.
posure.
4 poriioa Of tho body of q negro woman
Vas found in bale Of cotton at Bluff City
yesterday.
Too daughter Of John Alstone, aged five
years, while walking OH Jefferson street was
stlned by . negro woman and carried away.
! clue 10 her whereabouts.
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49,
PEG, 600 IVES referred to q committee OF one
FROM each delEstien. "A. IL.
Ia sacsmt ~ ~ sss,ltutioa snd ssfahe
tx;stinr the.c was unanimously adopted.
Tto CemmiStes CO Transportation re-
bortod n resolution for a ship canal adequate
X PASS ships of 100 tons burden, from the
Atlantic coast by thu channel Of tho great
hkss 20 the Mississippi river also ship
eatisl around the Falls OF Niagara. The res
tlution was adopted.
The Committee on Foreign. Commerce re-
ported resolution urging Congress to en-
tct SUCH measures Of relief to iorsign and
Domestic commerce Of the United States -
ehail enable Us to compsts With the con
ferce OF other nations. The resolution was
9dop.cd
The Finance Committee gQpootodn ooe31o
resolutions which fave ~ Tuo16Sf -
1roximation of legal tend 49, e.
4pecie standard, by CONT -
if January next to rsfuu9 & =
collars in currency per 0G14 n ~
That the national honor and faith requirs
That ~ osycrpA theu3d net avAil As4f
kfthd-figF to- psy or fvs-swentieS ~
Itvre1omption ofspecie paymsnt, and Gov
knhsns ssoaHaies cen bs essi In gold or he
Equivalent A free banking 81. tenn 10 sdvo.
fated, and the making Of seven per cent. the
Uniform rate Of intsrsst 10 al oasss except
where any other ratio is agreed upon. q
A minority report contemplating the i'm
mediate redemption of com pound interest
hotes was ~ united and rejected. ( "a II
The Western delegation objected to con-
fsa1f ion at present. J . sf91Stss 1878
The committee expressed itself in oppo-
tit;on to the proposed change in the value
b! eur gold ooin. Adjourned. ss..i sss
The report of the Finance Committee will
be acted upon Tomorrow, when II 10 pre-.
stunned the convention viii dissolve.
Shortly altar tsp o'slosk, the delegates
proceeded in a body 70 tbs State House,
wlpso tSsy,wqa wAlsousd u Gov. Bslloek,
bad President Briston, OF the Senate, in
brief addresses, to which President Fox Of
the CONVENTION responded.
This evening the delegates are receiving
lhs hospitalitiss Of the Bostsn Board ol
Trade, - tle ARsrioan Helsgs sse:4s
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IOWA.

. Dxs MoisEs. isb. a&--Ths House ysstsr-
day devoted most Of the day TO the Discus
sion Of the Senate biii to require "a cary
epuplsOon of tho c., r. L. & p. R. r. from
Doe Auiass to Council Bluffs. Il 10 safs -
say that the bill will pass when the vote is
reached. ''7'" '-'.'''- '''' go. p 49, >.
The bill to increase the per diem Of rem
trrs Of the assembly wasi referred ,iao4 ~
Tac SENATE discussed Al length the bill 10
establish reform school, amending and re-
Committing the bill to organize an indspsnd-
ont dthocl district Of Epwosth, Dubuque
equity. wkIth passed. .'''
The bill to allow certain counties in the
southwestern part Of shs State to attend the
Des Moines instCad Of tho Dsvsnpors arEu-
rrent term Of the Supreme Court, was also
Itasscd tss sta'i -.si.is' = II ~ :. neNt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08
MINNESOTA.

ST.. PAUL, Feb. The New Tim mug
ID the conviction Of one Of their number,
skd fed.
The railroads running north and south
lave been blocked with snow for The -paat
week. No mails have arrived ios several
days. A train 30. through 10 81. Paul es-
ttrday. .at D. ..ssae,.
The Senate Committee on Elections havs
reported favorably on the proposition to re-
Submit the negro suffrage amendment TO tho
people. l. will probabiy .psss the Leeisla-
tpre, ard il it does il viii bo the third trial
II the amendment.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08

MADISON, Feb. THE Conmissionsss Of
Immigration last year distributed 10 900
pamphlets setting forth the resources ofths
State They. went . lasislaiYs Appropsia-
lon Of $4,000 this year. go =, n.
The Senate - dsyl coshknsd the ssle q
the Milwaukee 4 Prairie do Chicn II. R. to
tie - Paul Company. l.,... sl.s 4..fs.
The bill providing newspapers, postage
4smps, stationery, &C., to the Legsalature,
Allied to poes - s'- ss.t r-ri ys.I4 lt4.s
The iAsaembly copcntred ii RE. S4n4ts
associations inviting the AIinssso4a. j = gala.
tif6 10 Visit MAdibUn "''''sa ssdi " sss-s..,=
Finrs Was . BRILLIANT reception 1t The tx.
Scutivr rnAnsiun laes night. 'es, .-ss. = i....
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EN-W
ONO.

cLsvfLASp, Fsb.s.---A bold robbery was
attempted Nv Joe Dodge, an experienced
7,.,f. Isst night lie ran cut Of Hogan &
fSde's jswelrT store with a traY OF dia-
rhond ripgs-va'us Slo,Qoo-Has stopped
BY passer, and all goods recovered except
81, goo worth WHICH were scattered in the
saSsSl Alnlk xfo tsas:tsfufsd ~ . con-
fede'ats waiting With buggy escaped
A meeting hes besn held here and :
strcnx committee Of gentlssnen appointed 70
visit washinsten With The object Of escnr-
ibs thc Nstiousl Dsmrcratie Oonseulisa Il
Cleveland. The adacepsenss sdsrsd -
fnod. y -. -. Il - -
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FEW YORs.

BsroaAsrros. Feb. An aesidest hap
pened Ga Tedne day night 10 the s,o,k aud
express twain On the Erie Railroad, bv
which a car bad Of pota,oes was thrown
fonsthA. track. Tipped over and sci fire to,
burning 70 -ieasif = hoy nassed Resslon. and
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