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FOR PRESIDENT,
ULYSSES s. GRANT,
OF ILLINOIS.
.oTHER rEoPLE,s BUsINEss. !,


aueinr death' deys.tat,on. and ruin 10 nstipas.
are o}ten the result Of triyial causes, We doubl
wnetner any community Of people ever ex-
.s eu Upon tne Isee 81 tne earn whieh sh0weo
social reiations disr1pteJ' Nv ! c.nss hsx,ns
an origin 80 contemptibls az that which u the
Foundation OF all our past and present tron-
No thoushtf,, m An. who h..oo,s. a., man
NE eauaes which infiicted UPON mi real
people the inestimable evils Of the late sec
~. $3.50 VA. anu entshea upon them the count
but must see that IL, and ali IL rain Of imme,
diate snd consequent horrors, are the result
mercy siS q an M,S.nM anpont,on In the ever
class Of men (chieny oonfned 10 oos ssction Of
the country 10 poke eir noses into ofhff ptope's
ous,He'H-EFpress. t .18- BID
NO one VIII question the soundness Of the
hfst paragraph OF the above extract. We
most hesrthy endorse the declaration that
there was no cause for our late war and our
Ptesent trouoiesj but we shall probably differ
widely from our neighbor In respect to who
are the guilty parties, II viii be seen that
the parties at whose door this blame 10 laid
are those people "icho poke their nosss into oiAer
peoples buiinfss" .r
That 10, as the scope Of our neighbor,s ar
tiele from which we quote asserts. that the
anti-slavery people Of the North are the only
parties to blame for the late war, and for ali
This, then, Is the charge preferred BY the
Erpres', and upon It We join Issue with our
neishoor. Boz.
IN the nrst place, the charge 10 ridiculous
one, ana the manner In which 1t Is put IL even
more fidicuious ana SHY than the thing Itself.
ahesea that the ancestors OF these New
hnsiapu people were the guilty parties who
inuoauceu slavery into this country, all Of
winch may be true, but It Is certainly not ger
main 10 the proper discussion OF the question.
because mans father does wrong 1t does not
follow that the son must indorse and perpetu-
ate the wrong. The logic Of the question, as
stated by our neighbor, contains the admission
mat slavery Is an evil and wicked thing, and
$50, 1t Is most certainly the duty OF all to war
against Iii and 1t Is most emphstienlly the
duty oil the children OF the men who, for selfish
ends, introduced this wrong into the country
10 seek It's overthrow, IL 1t mott
nut TINS poking OF noses into other peo-
pies business" Let US look at the charge
,nomeh, hath this extent, nothing more:
:. 81 II.'.us Q, people were held In bondage
- a.. an - ,hey were poush' ana
,'IS me ne'' IN snort they were slaves,
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A PRIVATE LETTER has been received from
Senior Romero to a gentleman in this city, in
which he says
u have the pleasure to inform You that 1
arrived In this city on the 9th instant, and TO.
day have again taken charge OF the Depart
to inform you that the political Situation
here has improved very much during INV
ABSENCE ~ 10 now more certain than 1t ever
was before that public peace is permanently
restored TO this country, and that there 10 but
little danger OF any serious disturbance In the
iuture. There 10 only one Insignificant rebel
hon IN the mountains Of the State of PuebIA,
which Will soon be subdued, and which gives
no cause for alarm. The financial situa alton 10
also satisfactory. President JuArez IL well,
and has great confidence 10 the future.n
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0Errrssun Q xArALrsIn1
3t t 20 10, i.ll h Wat EH.55 s5f,2 2, 20
ITS woHDRRyuL lcuRss AND CURATIVE
d, ts,-r,s, l.gIPowKRsi ,t9 =. l''' "a

rHE GETTYSBURG SPRING COMPANY am
nounee that they have completed arranssmsnts fof
sapplyinE oettyshurg hsdieipAl water on so.ls
eomnsaarzte viii ms aema nd. Ph ysisisnsAnd Ins
vAlids desiriAE Information ~ TO the Therapeutis
value asd virtue or this WATER. viii. on appliea-
ton 10 The ones Of the COMPANY. or any Of the
pruEssts stores. be furaishsd With printed eopies
o. statements Of invalias and reports Of eminsnt
medical men As to Its CURATIVE BYFRCrs. the
onlT shsrrinr test Of the value Of AnT water OF
Thor arc also referred 20 lhs thousands Of nyaiid
and their medical sdvisers In every pArt of the
country, who have. since Tho general introdustion
Of this WATER amoaG the people, some sig months
ago. been cured By II. use, Of distrss.ins Or fata
malAdies. III. IT.. = 49, .5.ay
ThIs combined testimony establishes, bsy .na All
reasonable, doubt. the superiority VI this wATEH
na remsdy for Rhsanatism. ooat. Gravel. pys-
pspsia, Kidasy. Urinary. y bronchial. Liver. aad
Bowel Diseases tBlieusasss, 10. y CstsrrAh. lieu
rslgiA, and nsrvoss Disorders, ever all others
known 70 ths nstsna nsajsa. or fouad In the min :
ssal sprinss u modern times. TalE "a. |
!! II has besp Concentrated In . number Of In
stances to possess the power Of sslvins eaisaious
% steas u The bladder, ssd The urate deposits or
shaik stones formed b. nhsumAtism. Coat apd
Gravel, and Of psrmanentiy suriAs tAsss dissasss,
Tor whieh medical ssisaes and the most celebrated
minerpi watsrs have hitherto only provided pal !
liAtivea- Also. u arsstias tie progress, II not
psrnAssatly sariss. Albunenuna, Or BriEht's
dissass 40. ssk5,,55.'1si ~ II
hi. WATER is .onaa.ntiy claimed TO 30 III.
only mineral spring wstsr with which great and
remarkable sarss have been effected away from
Price per quar- bottle. 90 cents; Per case Of two
deIea, ell. Depot, No. 63 Liberty street, New
York. Post ones Box, q. is 71.sg .nr % nj.
For sale By DrusEists sensraiiy. aui7.eod
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Personal.

u.
A. H. Rogers, OF Virginia, o. p. Stokes, Of
South Carolina, and d. ]. Hsrrinstos, OF Can
ada, are among The guests at the Owen House.
Z. Mordant, the popular motor, OF New York;
z. s. Howe, Of Richmond, and Judge whaiey,
Of Elmira, N. T.; were among the arrivals al
the Kirkwood House last evening. H, d. La.
J. ]. Southgste, Of California, and Major Gen.
eral Meade, U. s. A., are at willard'a. We
are to be honored with visit from one Of the
Imperial family Of Russia. The third son oil
the Emperor Alexander, Of Russia, GRIND
Duke Alexis Alexandroviteh, sailed on satur
day last from Algeria for the United States
Grand Duke Alexis was born in January
1850, and Is, therefore, In his eighteenth year
Colonel Hamilton, member OF Congress- from,
Florida, 10 here, en- route to all engage
ments to speak for the Republican Ticket
In Pennsylvania. General o. H. Hart,
OF South Carolina, formerly Assistant HAd-
Jutant General TO General Sickies, 10 In town.
Major Barney Green Yesterday returned to
town from an extended trip to the different
watering places IN Virginia, and was heartily
greeted By his host Of warm friends. ChM a.
Murdoch, OF Missouri; J. L. Simonson, q. s.
A., and W. W. Everetts, Of Kentucky, arc at
the National. Captain william H. Hunter,
Of the steamer John Gibson, and n. J. De
Forrest, Of Chester, South Csrolina, are ct
the seaton house. W. W. Henderson,, Gov.
inston, Kentuekyj william Lee Hay, Of Mo-
bilei Dol. W. L. Wall. Of this city, and J. N.
Walker, OF Columbus, Ohio, are among the
arrivals at the Metropolitan. q. Walker, IT,,
Grand Rapids, Michigan, and A. Duncan, OF
Santa Fe, arc at Bunker's Avenue hotel
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loyal Unionists Of the North did 70 the South
in the war OF the rebellion, and adds denun-
sI a. ., % the zane sI..', p, cppc.i 49,
nave inosksd you down, have SezssS ID
rs: s,s &: J! BE-. a.: i: !: {:
mss m hsr al s.iss, Iviii sleSt e;
y! !, !: . =. IA ~. I. .iss =
rescue. Let US ~ peace! and S6w, ny good
friend, for snothes dig at your purse" Ought
ps ys0 .ao SSa sts e. soag az.
.ss s b ts sss hand. to of n.
w.,s 'has rss:.,.: ssi 3sSnsa'ls "
% esea fact. Wen, What o. IN wssnr ~.
very a axed fact, And That Became of ~
ws.n,t me rsesliisn assd fsss, and ": II
s aUs " To- y. sne .hs !. Sioos.u.i.d e
deatht IL q net u afsd, aad Axed unsag, u
T mus, Be n.sd oyer Assin until u 2 aIsd
| Tnn Springfield Rpssiicss snassvofs to
simplify the greenbaef position Of Hon. S.Gf.
4 Cary 70 the experimentation Of thstl orator.
should PROFOUND to Gen. Oafy thst amour
~ q. is a; Sss, i: TCSh !IsP.y VII IL; !;
sssa =. sSas q al ny Only ou1
And 20 With bis leather dollar o. his nnsf q
M SS Sa. ~ u i. SSs one as... y
Caryi'" - :
Tnr Freeman, Journal says: 1.-THE only hops
cratic party rests on The clear snSasiStios Of
the plain meaning Of the Democratic platform
the ayowed purpose Of winding up the Ma.
snrrsn.nnths .nSa,,s,,,,nrn ~ se e 49,,
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Col. WV. BRowS, Of NieholasviIle, Ky,
made aspeeeh at Grant meeting in Frank.
fort on the 10th, In which he gave an extraor-
binary exposition Of the secret history OF
Seymour's nomination. Colonel brown il a
personal friend Of Judge Chase, and was hard
At work In his interests at the New York
convention. According to his story large
portion OF the delegates had figured out pro.
Eramme for the nomination Of Mr.. Chase, and
Mr.. Seymour strongly favored Iii bat the re-
dictionary Democrats OF the yAliandIEham
and Hampton school executed the maneuyre
OF nominating him before the others were
ready. In the event OF his election he will
be the tool OF revolutionary spirits like Blair,
Hampton, and Forrest, and will be assassin
ated " he stands between them and their pol
Icy. Colonel Brown assumes to know that
Chief Justice Chase expects 10 swear in Gen
eral Grant a. President next March.
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POPULAR hUsIo.-John p. Ellis, 900 Penn.
syivania avenue, sends us "pm Looking a,
your Picture" a beautiful song, HAVING
reached Its third edition.
Also Little Tad" song by J. W. Turner
Inscribed to the late President LincoIn's son,
This popular song has had an immense sale,
Dream OF the Ball waltzeS," very pretty
set by Godfrey. 'S''
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situation.
,.... p.rnhi,c.n demon.,,.,to, In pioh.
Atthe hepuonan ue"o o, ~ h'o !,
mond on IuesuAy evening tenera william ",
wlckham, late Of the ebel army, wh0l was inI
troduced to the audience a. uonf of vIkxinia'd
rnost, dist,nanlsa III .Aiot.- frt.Sr A.
~. ~. - sxr[.k o1E TN.LI
inc "npP neia< mn1 neiesKs1
tinguishe1 fot hi milite6 ian hk Gle
reosr,,, n vas ems n the Akcsa Tke Hish-
....I n..-.,.r :. hRm. -s,h
mona p.y''es 49,
laundering cheers" We,tateSfhe niiowins
from that papers report OF his remarks:
ugeoeral wickham said that although dis
fr.nohised nv The Fourteenth Article. and All.
,honeh his STATE could have no voice in Ans
sagins p,ssissnttsf sfsussie vheo Snxitsd NJ
eonia 20, rerrsIn from rensering Ma hnmhie
ts,bate ~ me treat e.ptnin Whose name had
heen bronoht M ~ All by inc N publiean marty
IL th.n skatshed No own re~ard. aiaiUins x
he devoted 10 MS own beloved State, but slso
%....iv stts,h.d ~ the In,ian. ~ vsieh she
was once member. he had always been a
Union man, anu ~ Lsoi nell we same siew
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DIED.

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Her fsn4sf Vii sis p.sss q hsri III sssidsIs.,
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u Last spring the New York World denounced
vssnanaishsm as "sealiawagn "poIitIca
adyentnier" "renegade," and other choice
ePithets. In July II chose him 10 bring oui
its Presidential candidate, and now sus}ains
him ior Congress, and II elected for the SPEAK
senting both sides OF case, VI pro
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General Roseer.ns, Mission,

General Rosecrans' mission-not TO Mexico
but to the White Sulphur Springs, 10 thus
explained by Data" in the Baltimore Sun OF
Thursday morning. "Dsts" s.ys:
The visit OF Gen. Roseerans to the White
Gen. Lee and other ex-Confederate ofreer,
was made upon the motion Of Gen. Roseorans
himself, with whom originated the idea OF
setting forth their feelings and sentiments
toward the negroes, their views and purposes
on reeoss,fuetion, and giving truthful tate
ment OF the condition Of Southern Affairs,
rms purpose OF Gen. RosecrAns was dis closed
70 lew friends here In confidence, and with
he ,Sane, ,h 81 secrecy until should be
southern sentiment"
There are some things connected with this
seitappointed mission Of Rosecrans that strike
us as singular. Why should Gen. Roseerans,
unsolicited, undertake this mission on the
eve Oh Ms departure for Mexieol And be.
sides, what particular fitness has Mr.. Rose
Grams for this work OF drawing out the opin-
ions OF the distinguished rebelsf Was Il for
this purpose that the United States Senate
confirmed him Minister to Mexieot
Mr.. r. L. Lee and the rest OF the conferee.
are doubtless very respectable gentlemen that
is' II men who sought to overturn and destroy
the american Union, and so far as we and the
country YET Know, entertain the same hostile
opinions againstit which they held when thew
were In arms, can be said to be respectable zen.
tlemen. eNA
We fail to see what particular good can re.
suit from this conferences and let the principles
and doctrines Of the manifesto be what they
may the men who Issue 1t prevent asa matter
OF course the document from having any par
tleular or beneficial influence upon the loyal
mind OF the country. Rebels and sympathi.
GERS with rebellion, North and South, NAV re-
oeiVe 1t and may endorse It or not az thew
pleasej but what Union man cares auxht for
the opinions OF the men who committed Der.
jury and did all they could to break up the
Union OF these St"tesl We have no enmity
against themj the people have no enmity
against themj but they cannot become leaders
neither can their eounsels have any potency
or influence with loyal men North or South.
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IN THE NORTH
I rRenEunoPn NJ CAsln. so

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"a,
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ene spp,..sn.e IN nu'sas, Ana 'ha' se'elA,
nnes nv AAen P,see oe'Hsh 'nem Ana
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s,.SHsyW NV nes my = essehes ron aome
Of London. !. te y made sardinai. It Il also
'A.s Aonsssns.f .osspn saoea'
Ay Oh s'ato ana pfesident Oh the Pspai
m,nsy'
s, aug. N'-fne Emperor VIII vist the
camp ~ vnAions on me "a 81 september.
fhe se o. .ne i'gee newspaper In the
suse's os nsssssAprsh,oi~a.
| oorhhH.oss, Aus.H'- Danish Govern
ta M. ueeiaea sns' 'ne Aoop'ion o. ,hs
u'o'n'"i sy''em IN. oi eoinase IN tne hauona'
m,hu.
LISBON, Aug. Tin the Chamber OF Peer
aoih ior raising loan OF 100000 francs ws'
passed. The Chamber has also voted sup
ply OF 100000 francs for the fortiAcations Of
I.,.n.,, -, -, - $3.50 - 7
Aoon'A =. 49,. 49, -"
| TURIN, Aug. T.-Phme Minister Menabrei
has arrived ct Nee. ts cell .. ~. 81. sufulsrgg
| 81, r.. ,c,sco a,u,,., a, tn. ,u..,.,
ps,ns r-,.NGsS',ZHSspyf .rs Nepe',,
union Telegraph Compsny has commenced
suit e slnst the Atlantic and Pacific Sta y, Tel
erraph Compsnv- n, injpnctton ,..t, a AIM
1900. ~ -, u.S'.,.s. s.s...sS s."S
u ,..,N o% eas.shs IN eus.ness o. -
mitting dispatches within the boundai1eg O
Caiifornia, and 20, 900 damages BY reason ofSh,
| Au..tis "a p..,e. Co,nn.., .o,..,,.Ss.s
| no oomp.ay oohs.>
she lines In close proximity and RENT VIA
poles In the plaintiffs line. a- 'ta
r.,, - ...,.,.,g
Loufsfana Legisfasive Proceedi nGs.
NEW oRLzAHs, August D.--YestsfdAy, rsso-
buttons were offered In the House, similar to
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On tn. ps.,s, w ss %,s,:; !as Il e. Rslsss
y; .SmisistrssItsL ssa WILLIE Win y
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sls ss II :i I sss g ~ ;:is
rSfS$:!.s ss., M ;,,s ps,,sos h As..a lime
as .sss.e Y s 81 ;sss sssE 20 I ~ !.
Person. oRpo.ih / d. .stsnsiop arc required 10
~ ~ III \ !s;::sS.; ;:i: Az:
4 e SssS Il ss l 2:
a6SSsiSs: ssa oiasr S.psrs, Isisa seSs sssssa:
stsLs ~ ~ s siisis
pSsssisS; si:o i. pusl,.AsS q The
D. O., and In the Atlus. New York, N, Y,
once q week Cor thrss Successive week the arpt
o. sAia pgblsstions y b. 81 least SIXTY days pro.
Vi0u' 70 he d'Tf y h'ssthiaas; 1II N, STOUT.
jys-wa AsiIss 0ommissionsr Of Paisnts.
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No OPPORTUNITY has yot been offered to
Judge fairly what the receipts will be under
the operation Of the new internal revenue law
relative to whisky and tobacco. II has not
oeeh luliy executed, Aad cannot be until ali
inc oheers designated In Its provisions are
appointed Commissioner Rollins Is OF opIn.
ION tha' when the law comes into complete
operation the receipts from whisky wnl be AZ
great with the reduced tax asthey were under
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DEPARrnES1r, 81 y TIE Il g,I IsSE ,1..,

ss On f .ss pi;itSn O
ssssi:S ssia Rss. sslsSs. shs ~ is 81
,sS,yss sos III &c S.s y.s.. from iIs f
ssss5ss 81 nv Y;,ss !:
Gambler next, q eIeef, m. and ali psr.ons arc
potihsd @ sPg.a5 and skoy elpse. II any hoy
rsEsoas ePPSsln5Shs sxtessi9n are IsqulIsd %
ne day % hsaIi9si an tssliaoay aied 81 siiSsf
tstsa and tran.nittsd n sesordaase via tEs rules
q the Ones. vhish win Be hrnishsd % applies!
b:DS.i,lS., ssa S,s;. P.p..s relied prop
fore ths day % heaIinfi ths arggments. II any /.
~ AZ .ss aahilsr s M y
the RIrgS IIo1i ssd The Lnisli lpsneT. WAshigg-
once FssE ior three seseessys weeks he drrt 81
.siS Psble.t,oas g BE- a. isAsl sixty iodS
jyio-Fsw Acting Commissioner 81 fstynis
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DsrARrE5ETI o. ]! Sa. IsygnaIoRa

On the psti,Ion Of o isDsrs cmiIscs, u boston,
sIss,sa Z, f.r ,hs s.ss..Ss
s.i::s.l ~ nh Ssy y sssss$Ssr, isss, 2sr y
ss,$ sds,s,' Ssish tihs' place o. s day q
g N m ssss y
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az % ~ Psfsni 6aes tSsif oiJseiicn. 'spssisiy
vi ;s ssfs Sss IT,
ss Mi ne s:iS 1,S Be- sd
once, which will BE- farni.hsd on application.
D:SSS aa. sss ssss !:
fore ths dAy o. bsarh5i the srgnmsnts, II any.
~UedsIs sr AZ tsst l mp sas
the RzryILioAs and The Ints lfoSNesr. WashinG-
"a; !: 4 + q
Njsp.fa "A'A ss{ss oonnissionsr u Fetspl.
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NIrED hTATEs PATRNT OfFIcR,

Jens o.... u Bo.sss. S:s..ssa.ss., having
R.iSn:ssa fSs a :z I, o. Tho E.,s1t aais
cysnsai In Tyssi sissd or oieiiss aOI.e,' I'M
lth StdsrSd ih.t ,rS ps.liion DO heard at lhis
eMSs on ne ~ as 81 q. se.embsr pext Any per-
.,Mstshs sst S.hsI p1DsI; .hoald r iIsa IN dis
AuD-fh5w COMMISSIONER Of Patents
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UHIrHp STATES PArEST 0yIIoH,

~ :, - UprHR Static PAIIsJ 8ysIsz.
OF thessation Of Fcsss u o. III ans. q Pcsit.
/" NJ n. ~ the RatsH,
Improvement ~ h.pufaetgre ~ Slate Pspeils. for
Via is ssp lssS d IL sRS " IT, '
' s.s g a ai;@ q a.
next, At II o,eloek, and al persons arc aoiihed
81. e sHS:s5 c. o .aa ss.sa WY
Ss s' Az Is1Si,s
f: y u sS SsS ps, y.
transmitted in hstersAAee with ths rules Of The
OHss. Yhish wiIl n Mrni.hsd On application.
lReay sSss BE- alsa e tEs onss f,ossiy days be-
is.h,a Ia z o. .issf iiiss IL s s.sl%cas .A''
.s s;if;iis ~; Ri !s:s; 81: !:
sl 81 T:ss s 1 3 ): !. .y
days previous 70 tie day Ofkss.isE srour
t.Is.rhM Astns oonni.sioasrs * Patents.
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ThlNos Down SoUTH.-Letters have been
reserved IN this city from leading men In the
south, which depict the state Of Affairs down
theie as Deinsin most deplOrable condition.
Az .hen winters represent that murder 10
rue IN 'ne south, and that murderers go free.
Every one OF these writers urge A S.n,sm'
Der session Of Congress.
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Ey .,.t !. ,ssPis ior our SsR Doll Ak sAiE'
lhoas.aas % other sitisis.. fer u each. send .
ssn m tss shssa. and sirealAIi giyins fall m
suiArs ssnt Tree BANKS, LORD 4 Go.
'U'- M washihEtoa 81 Bostol. Mas.
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RAY AsS9gsSIHEssT SsS1.l
sSSrssias Pesfs aas. johhs 'svfHsDkkPo6E. IL
y w'a'Ais' flts' F'y fsrts'Y' sfD
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ALaxASDnlA, VA, Aug. a Ella oass before
the, Circuit Coprt, today Of yaoldsavS King,
in detainer for b horse, an order was received
from the military comm sdsr or ~ stass or,
dering the ease to be dismissed ~ ths soys OF
the plaintin, and the court considering Il had
no Alternative had tbs order snfsfsd. q Tho
counsel for the piaintin excepted 10 the order,
and expected the eass would Be carried up ON
. nssdsHsu toconpsi Judge Thonss 10 Try
the case, thus testing The eonstitutionaiity Of
the reconstruetioa acts. o. .aa1g1pfl sSrHT'r
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The New Englsnd Fair.
NEW HAvEs, August T.--It 10 eonadently
expected that the Governors OF all the New
England ststes will b prssent ~ he New
England fair, to be held In this city next
week. urF,f,s n o..
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n
OTTAWA, CANADA, Aug. aT.-The Govern.
msnt detectives say they have Information
and descriptions Of several head-centres and
leading Fenians who arc expected here at
WhAlen's trial. .rf.l 'TfT
Hon. J. A, cAnsroa and N. O. oamsron, Of
leo. ~ HrsL ~ tilEf y y 3. =. ~ :
The French frisste Ds'Estrsl arrived at
Montreal this afternoon, ~ XXI al
PsrHoLfA, CANADA, Aus. n. --0eorge Deign-
ton, arrested last night on suspicion ofstsAIing
$500 from the landlord Of Putnam's hotel, was
Ioreieiy taken from jail b. the citizens and
ooayeJed to a derrick whsfs . sonfeasion was
ertorted from him after being Suspended three
times, once BY tho wrists sad twice by the
neck until life vas almost extinct. N11
state Liable Tor HANK osIisasfs.s.
coLuhBIA, .. O., Aug. H.-rhe Attorney
asnerais opinion Of the bill closing the OPP
erAtlons OF tho bank Of the State, DECLARES
the STATE liable for al obiis ations Of the bank,
aad says the Legislature can dispose VI ja
assets AIT sees at. ,HgI'E5,ri.' aIb'F ! y
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,wrLHIseroS. DIE, AUG The stass
CONVENTION Of the Democratic party met q
Dover ysstsrday, sod nominated Benjanin II.
BiEss, Of Newsast,e county, for Congress, He
wss a chndidate In 1so7, and beaten By George
2. Eishss. Unionit, BY ssps, nsiesity.j
. Il. sesptins4 stats bil aotm, be Idi,swins
/ fessiatio.s Iaishl Wis pasSsd b. ths nnats
Uonsehtion In June, was again affirmed a
one ofthe prrt pHscipiesT 81 A.
LRessssed, That the elective ffap<kiseN 4
pehtieal privilege and not national Hsht,
na s. e e ,srsSasa q * sss
in the free sound judgment and discretion Of
saoA etats shall - dssAsd bsstfsr IT. pkslic
interest and welfare. -
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JOHN R.,ARRIs0N,

JOHN T. ARRISoHu o0
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Directly opposite sosth Sias Of the Capitol.
oAoreE syrEpIse sors. on Capitol Hnl, for
III RSn ~ ,s an mart, an,
sale and rent. ~ y ~. n ,oE ~ Jyf-H