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NEW YORK DISPATCHES.
From South America : The Recent
Bank ROhbery, etc. etc.

Prom South America = The Recent
Bank Robbery, etc, etc.
EEw YORK. July "A Rio Janeiro
eorrespohdence Of June 26th, states that 3
measure regulating the qualification Of
voters had been introduced in the Legis-
lature.
A bill had been incorporated in the SEN
ste, subjecting a Brazilian citizen who re-
nounees his allegiance and removes to an
other country, to the loss of all pensions OF
honors conferred BY Brazil, and all rights
as legal and heir of Brazilian citizens.
The news from the seat of war is meagre,
and the Brazilian special envoy hadarriyed
and would arrange matters between Min
lister Washburne and the BRAZILIAN Mill
tary authorities.
A MonteVideo letter Of June 18th, states
that the banks in Monteyideo were directed
by Flores, the Dictator, to pay up their
notes In gold on June LIST. In consequence,
great run was made on them that day,
but the Brazilian house of Mana & Co.,
closed doors, and refused TO pay. The
senior partner issued manifesto charging
his failure on the government, and il is be
lleyed Brazil will assist him in enforcing
his claim, r.-
Port-au-Prince dates Of June Odd say the
order of United States Minister Hollister,
requiring all refugees to quit his Consulate,
has caused much CONSERVATION, and the
Minister is denounced in strong terms. lie
claims to have received orders from Wash
| lngton to pursue that course. The other
foregn Consuls have offered a refuge to any
who may be able TO reach their Consulates.
The recent robbery of the Importers aud
Traders Bank was mysterious affair. The
money was secured in a burglar-prOof safe
and locked with combination lock, Over
500, 600 in gold was taken from it, and the
lock apparently not tempered with
The CorOner's investigation into the re-
cent drowning disaster in North river, by
which officer Corbett aud girl, Jane Bell,
lost their lives, was continued yesterday.
A Sergeant and roundsman testified that
when they told the Captain of the boat that
a policeman was overheard, he replied in
abusi i've tones, and said " let him drown"
The investigation will be continued.
The jury Of the Court of Common Pleas
to day rendered a decision in the case of
Frank Leslie, the publisher, allowing Mrs.
Leslie an alimony at the rate of $50 per
week, and a counsel fee of $500. Oh.
By the falling of derrick to-day at
Barnum's Museum, two men were severely
injured.
BY the report of DIR. Harris, head of the
Bureau of Vital Statistics, it appears that
OF AZ deaths in New York last week, iS9
were from systematic diseases, and Of the
43l in Brooklyn, 23l were from similar
causes. There were 1872 deaths from sun
stroke in New York, snd % in Brooklyn.
Five hundred and nineteen infants in the
first year died in New York, and twenty
two in BROOKLYN.
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From st. Domingo.

New YORK. July 2l.-St. Domingo ad-
vices state that another revolution had
broken out in the North, headed by Cabra-
land Luperau. Arrest and Punishment is
still continued.
The American Minister at POrt-au-Prince
had refused protection to the refugees. 1t
was thought the United States officials were
protecting Salnave, as the American Consul
had gone to the headquarters of the reyO-
lutionists and tried to induce the rebels to
return to their allegiance.
Salnave had been proclaimed Emperor al
the capital, but declined.
The little town of Salstron had been de-
stroyed and pillaged by Gen. Christi.
No quarters are to be shown hereafter by
either party. Two war vessels have been
captured by the Haytiens; one with 200
men for Salnaye. ....
The revolutionists have established a
government and notified foreign Ministers.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

The EIeetOrnI College Bill Passed over
the Presfdsnt's yefo-Carpet-bagg
I'm the Heuse-COIfax Wfnks Them
ThrOugh-The Bill to Arm the Ne
grOes-President's Aid In the Can
vass-COI. Cooper Nominated Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue
Special to the Louisville Courier.
+ WAsHmGTos, Jhly 20y-Both Branches
Of Congress promptly passed the electoral
bill over the Presidents veto by party
vote. So this act, which is revolutionary
10 its character, and in the opinion of
many may lead to grave complications, is
now a law.
Mr.. Evarts entered on his duties to-day.
Among the important questions to be pre-
sented6tO him is the effect of the recent
amnesty on those laboring under political
disabilities. 1t is claimed by some that
amnesty restores them to all rights unqual-
ifedly. .A
Carpet-baggers in the House conduct
themselves mOdestly. Not knowing how
to vote they wait for the signal from Col
fax, who sends the page, and the little fell
low whispers, Speaker says vote aye or
no." A few days since Bntler posted them
how to vote, but another Radical opposed
TO Buffers measure, got them to vote the
other way, which drew forth bitter tongue
iashing from the Massachusetts, charlatan
Radical Southern Representatives ex-
press the conviction that all those States
will be lost TO the Radicals if the bill
arming negroes don't pass, and the Jacobins
are consulting over the Propriety of sitting
until said bill becomes a law. This is q
most iniquitOus measure. IL passed the
House when all the Democrats were at the
New York Convention.
Some confidential agents of Seymour
have had interviews with the President
respecting his aid in support of the Demo
cratic ticket. Nothing satisfactory has
been intimated by the Executive other
than he will not support Grant.
Stewards proclamation of the fourteenth
amendment don't suit the Radicals. They
are disguised with it. 1t announces the
amendment part of the Constitution pro-
vided Ohio and New Jersey had no right
to withdraw their assent, and also provided
that the Southern governments are valid.
The nomination of Col. Cooper as Reye-
nue. Commissioner was sent in to-day. 1t
was anticipated in this correspondence ten
days ago. His honor is without stain, and
his record without reprOach. The Senate
will do itself credit TO confirm him.
The Radicals say that the Senate will not
confirm Gen. McClernand Minister TO Mex
leo, as Grant hates him personally.
The Radical system OF levying on office
holders is producing plenty of money.
Their treasury, some time since depleted,
is again fall.
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HiIss and Resolutions ApprOyed-Au-
nOuncement of the Ratification of
the Fourteenth Amendment.

WASHINGTON, July 21.-The President
has approved the legislative and sundry
civil expense appropriation bills; the act
for the removal OF political disabilities from
certain persons; the Joint resolutions exon
Grating certain United States vessels from
the payment Of tonnage fees to Consular
agents in Canada, and the joint resolution
for the sale Of unserviceable arms, etc; the
act deelaratory Of the laws relative to Off
GERS cashiered or dismissed from the army
by general courtmaftial; the act imposing
tax On distilled spirits and tobacco, and
the act authorizing the construction Of
bridge across the Missouri river at Fort
Leayenworth. 90.
The Secretary Of State has Issued, in ac-
cOrdance with law, the formal announce
ment that the resolutions Of North Caro-
lima and Ohio are to be deemed az Of full
force and effect, and that the fourteenth
amendment has, b. the votes Of three
iourths OF the States, become valid az part
Of the Constitution Of the United States.
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lHE beauties Of tho tenure~ol-o office
act have heen Illustrated in the case Of
4 G. Nllicott late collector of internal
revenue in she third district of New
York About six months ago the Presi-
dent suspended him from Office aud sent
to the Senate the reason for the suspen-
sion. Callicott was indicted upon the
charges alleged against him in the Presi-
dents order Of suspension, and was about
two months ago convicted upon this in,
d'ctment and sentenced to imprisonment
IN the penitentiary, whore ne has been
serving for nearly that length Of time
Notwithstanding all this, it was only the
other day that the Senate concurred :,
the Presidents reasons for suspep d;,c
Callicott
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MAJOR K. Ii. GLASS Of the Lynchhurg
Republican, and the Conservative nominee
Of his district cor Congress, publishes q
card Withdrawing from the canvass. The
reason assigned by him is that he is in
formed that il has been publicly expressed
in certain quarters that Conservative nom
nations for Congress are inexpedient in
districts where the oolored vote preponde-
rates, and that in such districts it would be
Slsesi and best for the white people to in
dnee negro candidates to take the Geld aud
support their election"
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ST. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL.

VlHR REGULAR ANNUAL TERM or THIS
Il Law School will open en- WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER lith, ls6s. Full course, two terms OF
six months each. Students admitted 20 the
Senior Glass on examination, by application
on OF before October 10Th lS6s. Tuition fee
$50 per aunum. including use Of Library.
HENRY HITCHCOCK
Dean Of Law Faculty,
2o3 North Third street. Sc. Louis, Mo.
fan9S pna
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RADICALS COMPLIMENTING EACH
OTHER

4 The Mercer and PrOsser organs are
having quite Jolly time Of it If they
ars entitled to credit, neither one Of the
men whose nomination they advocate il
ft to be a candidate on even the Radical
ticket Mercer, as one Of the reasons
why be should be nominated, declares
that Gov BrownlOw indorses him. The
Stats ZiehiRg meets this assertion as
follows
"Governor Browulow does not indors e
Mercer. An the statements te that effect
are mere Mercer lies"
They are very choice in the epithets
they apply to each other and to the part.
sans of the two contestants For instance,
the Press and Times calls the author
Of a pamphlet giving Mereefs record,
"a dirty liar and forge" ana "sneaking
scoundrel that he would not hesitate
to pick pocket or forge note and
that his betters wear striped breeches
in the penitenaary." The Stats zietnHg
compliments the editor Of the Press and
Times after this fashion:
This Is another mean lie Of the same
stamp Tor which We, a few days ago, called
the editorial aspirant for Congress a
wretch, a villain and liar. There is
barely paragraph written BY that fellow
which does not do injustice TO some one, or
tells lie about his neighbor."
Choice compliments something like
these are not doled out to a few Of the
supporters Of each aspirant, but are scat
tered with lavish profusion These are
the loyal citizens who control this city
and district
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southern Ifem..

CoLUMnn, July 2l.-Neuoes are pc
titiouing for Incorporation into military
companies.
Bills have been introduced 10 the Le-
gislature for changes in every branch Of
the government.
MONTGOMERY, July 2l.-1he Legisla-
tnre proposes TO remove all political disa-
bilities.
The army worm has appeared in LowBdes
and this county.
The nomination Of Seymour and Blair
was enthusiastically ratified.
SAVANNAH, July 2l.-This city ratified
Seymour and Blair last night by an enthu-
siastic meeting and grand tOrch-lighi pro-
ceaaiOn. Many negroes participated.
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renewal OF Conreherate Dead

SANDUsKY, o., July 21.-The, Secretary
Of War has ordered an indefinite postpone
ment Of the removal Of the Confederate
dead from Johnson's Island to cemetery
Of this city. Great fears were felt for the
health Of the city in case tho bodies were
disinterred during this intensely hot
weather, and a strong protest against twaa
sent 20 the War Department.
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Surrender Of The CIV ofCarracas.

HAVANA, July 2L-The City Of Car
Tacas was surrendered on the 18th Of June,
General Monogss entering triumphantly.
General Bruzel, commanding the govern
ment forces, escaped by flight
Porto CavellO remained true to the eoy-
eminent and IS well fortified. Bruzel has
gone there. Monogas started 20O0 men in
pursuit.
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THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THE
18th day Of July, A. D. lS6S warrant
"a bankruptcy was issued against the estate of
sam. H. stout. OF Nashville. in the county OF
Davidson and State Of Tennessee VINO has been
apudGed bankrupt on his own peG-
ton; that the payment of any debts
and delivery OF any property belonging
and transfer OF any property by him aro
forbidden by law; that a meeting of thc red
ltors Of said bankrupt. to prove their debts. uuI
to choose one or more assignees Of his estate
will be held at Court of Bankruptcy. 10 bs
holden on the 5th day of August A. H. 1865
at O'Clock p. NJ. at the office of the Register
IN Bankruptcy. Nashville. Tennessee, No SD
church street. before Alexander = Bradley
Esq, Register. +. K. GLASCOCk.
JyZZ z II. s. Marshal Messenger
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MOUNT OLIYET.

GINGLE INTERVIEWS CWHTTE OR COZ
- 9reD IA Mount Olivet Cemetery can be
maze at the prices established by the rsgi sci
Code VI the laws Of the corporation of Nash-
VIE Tor 1863, FOR interments in tho Oh Citv
Cemetery,
Al bills for single intermsnts must be sottIeI
81 ~ me time OF burial. and can be paid Co the
superintendent ia the Cemetery.
Funeral professions going 10 and return;rl.
ltoIl Mount Olivet, pass the FoiI-WnS.
free Of charge
Jy2l lw q. W. NANCE. gecrcf,ry
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Murder fn Albany.

ALBASr, July 2l.-A man named
Lactey Cohlan, laborer IN Moore's brick
yard, ia Morton street, 10 this city, vas
murdered Sunday night in the yard by
unknown persons, and his body throWn
into an adjacent pond.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ third general meeting of the creditors Of S.
q. NOOR. bankrupt, is ordered 30 be held al
Nashville, Tenn. on the oath day Of July, ls6s,
at O'Clock p H., at the ofiee of A. s. Bradley.
REGISTER. c. p. THRUSTON,
iuiyl4 lot Assignee,
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The Radicals are very sore in viz. n
the effect Of the large majority Go, serDor
Stevenson will receive in the Augu' 4 elac-
lion, in Kentucky, aud will stFs an eveTv
nerve 70 offset this by the vote 10 Maine IN
the coming election.
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N - CE

A N ELECTION FOR FIFTEEN DIEFC-
IA TORS Of the Nashville and Chlttausoga
Railroad Company, o. serve for the ensuing
year. will be held at the depot huilIuar Of tho
company in Nashville. ON
"Wednesday, I2ih day Of August, 1858
Stockholders wishing 70 attend arc hereby uu.
tined that their certificates of stock. upon boiug
shown % the conductors. will pass them free
over the road, on the nth. l2lh and 18th day- ol
August 1903. F.A. GAINES.
Sec'y and Urea
Nashville. July -. 1865. Iy2I td
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LUMBER : LUMBER -

A BARGAIN CAN BIZ HAD IN A LOT or
~ old and new Lumber, by rlIIur ouirI. M
t6 and 90 South College street
JyIl % JAMES NHETFgs Il co
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nIHLs rs Tn GIVE NoTICE- THAT ON TILE

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
\ l4th day Of July, A. ID. ISIS. a warrant 10
bankruptcy was issued against the estate OF Jno.
T. Seltz of Nashville, in the county 81 Ia
vids0n and state Of Tennessee. who has been al
Judged bankrupt on his own petition that the
payment Of any debts aEd delivery Of any prop
erty belonging ~ .uch bankrupt 20 him or flr his
use, and the transfer ofany property By him ara
forbidden By law; that meeting Of the cred
tors OF the gdId bankrupt, n prove their debtH
and o. choose one or more asslguees Of bic e.
tate, will be held a. a Court Of Bankruptry. ~
be holden on the Jthday Of August, A. b. 1853
at - UclOck a. ~ az the 0lce Of the Register in
bankruptcy Nashville, Tennessee, No. s2ll
Church street. before Alexander s. Bradley
F-q EeziHeF
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E.R GLAsCOCK,
iy2l 2t IT, 8. Marshn. Mssseng ger.
T4II:3, Is TO gI y..5.. NOTICE. THAT ON THE

VpHIS is To GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON til z
18th day ot July, A. ID. 1874, a warrant in
bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of W
W. Wheeler, Of Dist. No. in the county OF Da-
YInsOn and state q IsBnessee, who has been ad-
Judged q bankrupt On bis own petIhJn; that
the payment o. any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging b such bankrupt % him or
Tor hi use. AID the transfer Of any property by
him are forbidden By law; that meeting u
the creditors Of the gaid bankrupt % prove their
debts, and 90 choose ono or more aimee Of
his estate .-Nll be held at Court Of Bankruptcy
~ be holden % the 5tL day Of August. A. b.
lE5S. az O'Clock p. H., at the Office q the
keNster ia bankruptcy, Nashville Tennes-
zee, Ne. ~ Church street, before Alexander
- Er1ieby. Esq, Register.
j.. r. GLASCOCK,
lyIl p w. s. Marshai Messenger
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Democratic Rati dcatiOn meetIna, etc.

Dt"hVcfatAc hhtAhcaAAOh MeeAAhSs ETC
ST. LOUIS, July 21.-The Democratic
ratification meeting at Leavenworth was
attended by a large number of soldiers from
Fort Leayenworth,. who eheered for Sey-
mour and Blair.
Hrant is meeting with a moderate receP-
ton along the Kansas Pacific railroad.
BOSTON. July 2I.-Charles Francis
Adams will have public reception on
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T. K. GLASCOCK.
iy2l u u. $. Marshal. Messenger

THGSTS TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THE
Il lith day OF July, A. b. 1868. a warrant IN
bankruptcy was issued against the estate of
RObt. q. Thompson. of Nashville, in the
county Of Davidson and State Of Tennes-
see, who has been adjudged a bankrupt
any debts and delivery Of any property be
longing 30 such bankrupt to him, or for his
use. and the transfer of any property by him,
are forbidden by law that a meeting Of the
debts and 10 choose one or more asgiguees of his
estate, viii be held at a Court of Bankruptcy
TO be holden on the lth day Of August A. -.
1865 At o'clock p. NJ, at the Office of the Reg
l5ter in Bankruptcy, Nashville TENNESSEE No.
S2lz Church street. before Alexander s. Brad
ley. Esd, Register. I..
+ r. GLASCOCK,
jy2l q us. Marshal, Messenger.
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TTIHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THE
L 18th day of July. A. d. 1865. warrant ia
bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of
u. NJ. kOWon. Of Nashville in the county OF
Davidson aud State Of Tennessee. who has been
adJudged q bankrupt on hiss own peti-
ton: that the payment Of any debit and de-
livery of any property belonging 10 such bank
rupt to him or for bis use, and the transfer Of
any property by him arc forbidden By law that
"a meeting Of the creditors Of the said bankrupt.
10 prove their debts and TO choose one or more
assignees of his estate. will be held Court OF
Bankruptcy. 20 be holden on the 9Th day Of
August, A. D. 1868, at So o'clock p. NJ. at the
Office Of the Register IN Bankruptcy. Nashville
Tennessee, No. So Church street. before Alex
Rnder 5. Bradley. Esq, Register.
II. X. GLASCOCK
sjy2l e u. S. Marshal MESSENGER
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". *. ULASJDth,
jy2l2t U. S. Marshal. Messenger.

THIs IST0 GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
L 18th day Of July, A. d. 1858. a warrant in
bankruptcy was issued against the .estare Of NJ.
SaltzkOtter. of Nashville, IN the county Of Dn-
wilson and State Of Tennessee, who has been adj
Judged a bankrupt on his own petition; that the
payment Of any debts and delivery Of any proper
~ belonging 10 such bankrupt, TO him or for hig
use, and transfer OF any property hy him are
Ors Of the said bankrupt. 20 prove their debts
and 70 choose one or more assiRnees of bis estate
viii be held NJ a Court Of bankruptcy. 10 Do
holden on the jth day Of August, A. ID. 1865,
at 5 O'Clock P. NJ, &C rhe Office Of the Register
in Bankruptcy. N ashvilie, Tennessee, No. SCI
Church street, before Alexander S. Bradley
Esq. Register.
E,R. GLAsCOCK.
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VIENNA, JnIy 20.-Baron Won Ledarer
has been appointed Austrian Minister to
the United States
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THE
\ l4th day Of July, A. u. 1865. a warrant in
bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of w q.
yidson and STATE of Tennsss s,ao VII Ia bccn
adJudged n bankrupt on his own petition, that
the payment Of any debts and delivery of any
property belonging to such bankrupt to him OF
for his use, and the transfer of any property
by him are forbidden by law; that a meeting
Of the creditors Of the said bankrupt, 10 p-Ove
their debts, and to choose one or more as
signees Of his estate, will be held at a Court of
bankruptcy, TO be holden on the 5th day of
August. A ID. 1868, at o'clock P. ~. nc the
Office Of the Register in Bankruptcy. Nash
Alexander 5. Bradley. ESD Register
J.. K. GLASCOCK
iy2l u u. 5. Marshal. Messenger
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z, r. aLASCOCR,
ty21 q u. S. Marsaai. Messenger.
THIS is 10 GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THE

THIS IS To GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
i llth day Of july A. b. 1863 warrant ia
bankruptcy wns issued against the estate " N. H.
Crutcher, of Nashville, in the cOusty Of Da-
wilson and State Of Tennessee, who has been
adiudged a bankrupt on his own petition that
the payment Of any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging b snch bankrupt ~ him or
for his use, and the tranafer Of any property BY
him, are forbidden By law that meeting Of the
creditors Of the said bankrupt, % prove their
debts and % choose one or more assignee Of his
estate will be held az a Caurt gf Bankruptcy TO
be holden on the "a day Of August A. ID.
ihbs. At lllS O'Clock A. n, al the Office Of the
Register IN bankruptcy, Nashville. Tennessee
No. 82's Church street. before Alexander s.
Bradley, Esd Register
n Il or AcnorU
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LONDON, July 2l.-Lord Napier to-day
received the freedom Of the city. II
BERLIN, July 2l.-Mr. Bancroft il going
to Darmstadt to conclude the nationality
treaty with Hesse.
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st. CeCilia'S Academy.
FOR RENT.

E'OR THE BALANCE OF THE YEAR. THE
Il residence Of James H. Foster. ON the Mur-
treesbOrO pike, 81 miles from the city. House
contains SIX rooms, with stable, carriage house
etc, splendid spring and variety of superior
fruit A good tenant can likely secure the
premises for another year
-. ANDERSON, JOHNSON & SMITH.
iy22 lW Agrnfs
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MONTGOMERY Ala, July 21.-Georga
+. Spencer has been elected Senator for the
long term.