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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-06-23

Mess Pork, Kettle Lard and Flour.
m BARRELS frst-class Mess Pork,
~ 2 tiercss choice Kettle Rendered Lard,
30 barrels Plants Flour,
now In store and for sale by
mario JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-06-23
FOR RENT.

A HOUSE TO RENT, CHEAP, situated 49,
"A on NJ ain street, nsarly opposite the MN:::
residence Of Mr.. O. Hacket. Apply to ). 9. NNIil
CHARLOTTE or BTEPHEN Y0UNa. mayl6
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-06-23
FINE WHITE SUGAR

.TREEN TEAS equal to any wsnts--as regards
NJ quality-now In store and for sale at rss-
soDabls prices by
juDe15 JOSHUA BEAL.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-06-23

Ht0RN. -eash purchasers Of Corn can And = bar
~ gain st myetors. tmar7l JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-06-23

A FEW barrels first class Mess Pork, always
n on hand and for sale at current rates.
Weight guaranteed.
junel5 JOEHUA gEAL
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Second ballot: Pendleton, 10+; A. johnson,
50; Hancock, i5i Hendricks, 2; English, u.
Three hundred and seventeen electoral votes
were cast necessary to q choices 2i2.
The rest were scattering, on Church, Doc
little, Packer, Parker, and Blair,
Third ballot; fenaleton, lioX; Hancock.
~ Johnson, ss'f; Hendricks, W; Parker,
The fest .ere scattering.
Fourth ballot; Pendieton. 1lslfi johnson,
81 Hsneock, 4s,<; Hendricks, I>fi Parker, Isl
The rest were scattering.
North Carolina changed from johnson to
Seymour, creating creating great cheering Seymour
fifth ballot. No choice. Pendleton, Han.
cock and johnson relatively the same.
At O'Clock the committee appointed to walt
on the Indiana delegation returned, and re-
ported that that delegation would not return
In 10 minutes.
Several motions for a recess were voted
down. The prevailing desire is to have bal
lot showing something definite.
the sixth ballot There was no material
change.
Pe5dleton, 100 Hancock, IS.
After the sixth ballot and no choice | at $50
y. m, the Convention adjourned until 10 a. m.
tomorrow.
Thus 1t will be seen that the great Demo-
cratic party has achieved a success so far as
to obtain six ballots, without selecting the
man for General Grant to distance In the cam
psign.
Last night there was probably much hard
swearing and a good deal OF truck and decker
aud bargaining, and to-day we may look for
the end OF this scramble for success.
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THE ISSUES OF THE CAMPAIGN.

Nothing in newspaper writing has occurred
which so completely shows that leading edi-
tors and writers of the Democratic school may
commit what is known and set down as self
qualification as this: that there are no issues
in the campaign. For instance, the World says
1t does not matter what the platform may be,
or who may be the candidates SO that We win
successl
How silly 10 such talk, and how little does
the writer Of such nonsense know OF the times
in which he livesl Party platforms amount
to much, to much that Is vital every way
We are not living in dead and an Indifferent
age, nor in an age that can be hoodwinked.
"The schoolmaster is abroad" and the people
zee the signs OF the times and know the de-
msnds OF the hour and they will not be cheated
OF their rights, nor allow their principles to
be ignored. This Is day OF living issues.
Vital questions of great national moment are
before the country. To talk therefore of ignor-
ing platforms and candidates, and to proclaim
that 1t does not signify who or what these may
be, as 1t Is only success that is sought to be at
tanned, is the most stupid of blunders; aye, It
is worse, II Is a crime.
When the war was progressing, this same
Democratic party met and proclaimed that IL
(the war; 'tcas failure" They ignored a
living issue, and one which then deeply con-
ccrned the people, and went down before this
issue and in consequence OF their folly.
The ISSUES of to-day are the financial and
suffrage questions, and these will not down
at the bidding of any man nor party of men
who may wish to get rid Of them for the mere
purpose of success.
Parties may take the wrong aide for or
against these Issues, and fail, because the
popular sentiment of to-day is not with them,
but that these living issues ofthe hour can be
ignored, either In a platform or by candidates,
Is a conclusion worthy only of mad men or
political fools. And II will so be seen.
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Louisiaaa Legislature - The New
Senators.

New Oar cams, July THE seats OF seven
teen Democratic members OF the House, Of
WHOM ten are from the parish and city OF New
Orleans, are contested and not allowed = voice
la the proceedings while the contest is pend
ing.
The Republicans in caucus last night nomi
mated for United States Senator W. p. KEEL
lOgg, Collector OF Customs of the port of New
Orleans, and ]. s. Harris, Of Concordia parish
Mr.. Kellogg was no minated by the Senate
to-day.
The Senate adjourned without coming to a
vote for the second Senator.
In the House motion to go Into the Sena
torial election was tabled.
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CRIMINAL CoURT-Judgs Wylie.-This court
While Burke, for larceny, discharged on re-
Jno sao%s Of Ps S.y belong
ing to John +. Brown. The accused plead
guilty, and wsssent to the House Of Refuge,
HsutI Tayo tn es ~ ysss, Of
alias +. Brown, and John W. Walters. Riot
and ARRAY. Cafrall's bond was forfeited, the
PARTIES sSa PLEAD mot guilty
Of riot and recommended them tn the mercy OF
Peter Taylor. Petitlsrseny of four pound. of
butter worth $50 from wiilards hotel The
accused was found guilty and sent to jail for
',: Jane. Psyten: Ps.,. larceny q two ays
found guilty and sent to jail for six months,
Joseph Platz. Assault and battery upon
Charles Talson, on the 10th Of juno The Jury
returned verdict Of not guilty.
A RAPE CASE.
assault with intent % oomSl. rsps upon
John Hanback,. Gsrrinstcn"Ferry. Ann
hanback, testified that on Tuesday after
noon, some week.. ago, Galloway, who was
IN sSop BACK Of and sdoiniss the hs store ne Of
her clothes and attempted violence to her
sas d IN ssSasA .Ss no.S S
was In the next room at the time the assault
was made, she made no out.cry, and said
nothing about y, until on the tuesday night
following, her iather discovered galloway IN
. room In which she and her sister slept. At
mat ume, she tesuhed, she ieit him leap
rom me oed, out aid not KNOW when no came
INTO the room,
Frances g. Clair, testified she has been cru
ployed ~ MI LsmDack, LOT several months;
Ihat on the Iuesdny might 70 question she was
snung w ~ o,eiook, KEPT awake ~ tooth
snerwards saw him come down, followed By
s ha%roaan, and heard sna asiiowsy tell MI.
namoAek mat ne .hougn. ne was going
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DEPAHrMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE


=, On the ,paftion Of JyLEs DRPAuyAAIs; Of New
York, Y, executor Of the estate Of Victor Beau
patent granted 10 The said Victor Beaumont, the Sd
day OF October. 49,, for an Improvement In Steam
patent. which takes Iaco on the Sd day Of October
is6S, i. 49,,
Il Is ordered that the "A petition be hoard at the
Patent Once on MoIDAp, the ltth day Of septem-
ber next, at " clock, and all persons are mott.
fed TO appear and show cause. II any they have,
why said petition ought not TO BIO granted.
Persons opposing the OK are required to hle
In the Patent Once their objections, specially set
Of hearing; ali testimony ned 81 either party to be
used a the said hearing, must DO taken and trans
mtted In accordance with the rules OF the once,
which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tes-
fore theday Of hearing the argumanls,f any within
ten days after filing the testimony. " .
RRPgBLIcAs and tho Ints!lig;yoey' Washington.
ID. @. +, and In the Atlas, New York. N. T., once .
week for three successive weeksi the nrst Of said
Iublieations to beat least sixty 70 the
jy8-WsW Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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~ ~ ''' 1es'h "ibbhAs potN W Whshihk-
DinD. M
BARNARD .os Tu.sasy .ern,ns, ysiy II At
si,Sfi .n Ss sss ai ssss ns E!
sss,f iii;is children y GOES s.ie ne, = such
Is he shs kinsSom o. III Hssysan ~.
to attend ne Funeral. from The rssidsses o. her
:. m. c.asy. six Inst ''''"'' Nv ''''A
KELLY. -on he On Inst. Mrs. KLLns p, be-
' s.l u. s.s,a.. ana fsd respectfully invited
TM sss q. i0 :ss dss sSs
day. the sih Inst, al 80 o clock p. m,
sCoTT.-on the 9Th inst. CHnnrKSA sooLr. 10
an so. ;ns nss
At 8 o'clock, from her late rssidence, on Rlghih
Of the family are Invited 70 attend. = :.
,KkBTgHRLD. On the morning Of the IN Inst /,
i HnIy w crssL,A y9enIs., dauatter Of harsarei
The telsttyes and frionds Of the family ars In
July 8. ata clock, from tho residence Of hsT pa.
rents on N street. between sishteenth and Nine
LEONARD. On the 9Th inst, after a painful Ill.
asis S 81 %s9S wssss Elizabeth LkosAnp in the
+ tas ~ !, a Gslp,s
Delilah Younger, aged 10 years.
ras a ssS e Il q: rs
ace Ne s% sa;
II and !. U.- y = = =
TyRNER.aI. Ills city, July 9. M,., MAsIA
Of Rev. Thomas Oliver Lincoln, Of wiliiamsport,
Pa AGED ~ years.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UEITEp STATES PArEEr oR1I9Sal

WAbHlhutOhs Juno ~. louo
On the petition Of ANN WisrER. Of kondout,
said Rondoat. admiaistrator o. the. estate u
Archibald Winter, deceased prnying for the sT
Winter, the 18th day OF September, 1854. for al
Sc, for seven years from the expiration Of said
patent which takes place on the 18th day OF Sep
Il is ordered that the said petition be hoard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the, l4th day OF Sep
TENDER next r. no,sloes, N and Al persons
they have, why said petition ought not to DO
Persons opposing the extension are REQUIRED TO
.et forth " writing, n Least tiosnsy daZs before
party, to be used A. tho said hearing, must DO
TAX and transmitted In accordAnee with the rules
OF the ONCE. which win be furnished application.
Dispositions and ether papers. relied upon a.
The DAY Of hearing 9 the arEument'. fany, within
0rdsIsd also that this notice be published in the
DC. and IN the Atlas, New York, X,
once a week for three successive weoksi the first
Of said 70 be at least sixty days pres
Vious to the day Of hearing. :. .ro,,r
jys.wS ACTING Commissioner Of Patents,
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south Carolina Politics.

COLUMBIA, July 7.--Gov. Orr's last message
was sent to the Legislature to-day.
The l4th article-amendment to the Consti-
tuition OF the United States-wAs adopted by
the Senate; only five nays.
Gov. Scott will probably be inauguratsd to-
morrow.
The chief content for the United States Sen
Atorship is between Mr.. Maekay, collector Of
customs for the port OF Charleston, and =. A.
Sawyer, assessor OF internal revenue.
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OF THE INTERIOR, ,
~ UNITED STATES PArEEr oIyIcI.

On the petition Of HARRr II. EyiRTs, OF Chicago,
Ill, praying for the extension Of patent granted
To hin.slf aud A. J. BROwN, as aHsignees, the 3lst
day Of October, lsot,fsr an yement In S,inge
Machine. for seven years from the expirat on Of
October, 1896
Patent ofSe CO on MONDAY, The iath day Of October
next. at IL o'clock, m and all persons are moth
hed to appear and show cause, II any they have.
Persons opposing the extension are REQUIRED 70
set forth In writing, at least f0entV days before
the day OF he.rinFi Al testimony hled by either
taken and transmitted In accordance with the rules
the oeo, winch will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon 4 tes-
timony, must BIO nled in the Office tioentv days be-
fore ths DAY Of hearing; he sssqlmen,s' any.
ordered also. that this notice be published in tho
RgPgBLIoAs and the Intelh0enesr, WASHINGTON,
once week for three successive weeks; the hrst
Of said publications to be at least sixty days pre-
viOus to the day Of hearing. A. N. STOUT,
ia.DlWM Acting rOmmibsiOuer of phtenly.
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The respectable Chinese Of San Francisco
have recently acted in . way 10 discredit tho
reports or notions Of those who regard them
Is an incursbly immoral race Of people. Tho
steamer China, just arrived at shat city from
China and Japan with $50 81 ssrago passeu-
gers, mostly Chinese, brought A,nong the num-
Der forty three girls, destined, It was thought,
to an improper oourss Of life on landing. A
number Of Chinese citizens ut onos interfsred
In the matter, and the result 10 that those
women shall be either sent back TO Chins
again or apprsnticsd to honest TRADES in their
now home.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-08

EouITY CoyRT--Judee oiin.-This court trans.
Pfuger vs.. Wallach. Order for r1leasc OF
certain property from deed Of trust. "a -
sm,thsr. v. smithsss. Order Of writ Of
May y a y, oslish q d. p.srs. appoint,
ing John +. Nay trustcs % sell, "a III
hisswsy Y. cursis. 1ssrss sppeiptina John
Z Gorqsn vs.. Edsiis Order sab.tlsutips ID
ward German trustee In place Of Horace Eide
lin.
Inrs. Bankruptcy Of Cathsrins Bauman.
Order refusing injunction to restrain trusteeu
In equity from selling.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-08

RICHMOND, July 7.-Mark Grayson, psdes-
trian, left the city this afternoon to walk to
Omaha, making sixty Democratic speeches on
the way. The trip to continue forty-seyen
days. He carries a nag marked "Domocrasy."
A large crowd followed him to Il 70 suburbs
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New Advertisements.

LoR sALE--wE HAygFIyE DESIRABLE LOTS
Il at SlD dollars each, In the north west part Of
the city, good fronts run % feet to an alley, d.:
rectly on grade. Buy one. Pay go down, and d
Also, Ebeautiful lots on Nineteenth street. west
aide. between and Can be paid foT a 80
Corner Fifteenth street and New York ave.
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TnK World tells us that "Chicago, Boston,
Baltimore and Philadelphia contributed of
their thieves, pickpockets and roughs" to the
Democratic convention, and mentions also
that mot only was every bar-room and saloon
in extra working order, but several thousand
additional ones were extemporized on the
corners and under the trees and awnings"
Yet the World is happy to state that New
York was neither sacked nor burned. IL 1t
possible that Democratic conventions are get
ting peaceAble f-Nep York Tribuas.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THR INTERIOR,
~ usirHp STATES PArsTr oFyIGg,


On the petition OF STEPHEN J. GOLD, OF Corn.
wall, Conn, praying for the extension OF patent
an Improvement in Warming Houses By Steam,
for seven years from the expiration Of said patent,
u ordered that the said petition be heard At the
Patent once ON MONDAY, the ltth day OF septem-
beT uext at IL o'eloek, and all persons are no
tinsd to sppeAr and show cause, II any they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 10
die In the Patent Once their objsetont, specially
set forth In writing, at least t1snfY days before the
day Of hearing; all testimony hled by either party,
to be used at the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
Oliee, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon Ms tes-
tmony, must be nled In the once ttoentv days be-
fore the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any,
within ten days after Ming the testimony. ,
Ordered, also, that this notice be publishedin the
REPUBLICAN, and the IntelIf0encsr, Washington,
b. c. aud In the Register. New Haven, Conn ,oney
week for three successive weeksi the hrst OF said
day VI hearing A. Ill. STOUT
je26-FSt Acting COMMISSIONS ~ PAtantA
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-08

Or the ID . young lady Of Fort Wayne,
Ind, was relieved by = surgical operation Of
an ovarian tumor. The tumor rsnoved con.
tanned eighty pints Of a ssmi.liquid, weighing
nine pounds to the gallon. In the ma 10 sac
was contained = number Of small ones, which
contained fluid Of different colors. Theyonng
lady Is doing well, and will probably reeoven
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CARRIAGES,
CARRIAGES,
49, CARRIAGES. @4

On hand q large number OF Arst. class Carriages.
Asreduced prices, All work sold warrsntod to DO
AS represented. Persons in want should examine
my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Rep airing promptly attended 70;
RepCsitory y7l street, between Eighth aud
Ninth; shop AZ Eighth street, near d. jy6.3t
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-08

ORPHANS CoURT-Judge PurceR.-This court
transacted the following business yesterday.
LETTERs TKsTAMRNTARY.
Annie J. Ryon qualified as excoutrix Of r
J. Ryon, giving bond In t30, 900, with ]. II. Yeat
man, b. II. Stinemetz and Jerome Browne az
sureties.
WIN. Vanmanter qualified as administrator
Of persons, to wit; Samuel Cunningham
Michael Cooper, James Riley, Edward Bart
lett, Stacy Grant, Lyman Reynolds, J. S. Bel
Emmerson, David S. Codner and Elijah Hall
giving q bond OF $500. These are cases In
which land warrants are needed.
dren's estate, giving bond in $4,000, with ]. II.
Yeatman, Il. H. Stinemetz and J. Browne al
sureties. ..
ACCOUNTS. ...
The first account OF W. Queen, guardian to
Chas. Poseyj the final account OF the same,
executor Of Richmond Poseyj final account oil
A. Lusby, guardian to +. A. Luby, were dled
md approved.
Adjourned.
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WHEREFORE this changel When thu green
backs were first Issued tho Democratic party
denounced them, and pronounced them almost
worthless. Now, however, they take = green.
back as they sing and symbol, and propose to
issue enough OF these rags to pay the national
debt. We inquire again, why this CHI angel
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-08

CHARLESTON, July T.-General Candy has
issued an order restoring civil rule in both the
Carolinas, when the President shall have pro-
claimed the ratification Of the Constitutional
amendment. The functions Of military on
GERS are then to cease. Prisoners In custody
under charges Of violating the reconstruction
acts are to be discharged, those In prison for
other offences are to be turned over to the
civil courts,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-08

THx Last Presidential platform of the DEM
ocratic party declared the war for the Union
to be n "failure." What will tho new plat
form contain on that subject
The Democratic press are constantly com
planning about taxes. They are heavy, and
we regret that Democrats forced upon the Gov
eminent the necessity Of levying them.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-08

The DEMOCRATIC OosvHNrIoS seems just
now to DO body In search of knowledge under
difficulties. Western delegates may be heard
inquiring, "who 10 this Sanford L. Church p
Southern delegates are asking each other,
"who, in heavens name, 10 PackerIn Eastern
delegates are sounding about "tbe gentlemen
by tho name Of Field" To enlighten the
Ignorance Of the convention upon the candi-
dates they are desired to nominate, there arc
all sorts OF pamphlets printed--Packer pam
phlets and Parker pamphlets; Pendleton pic
lures, Hendricks histories and Blair biogra-
phies. All this serves good purpose; but II
the convention need DO piled with pamphlets
to know who the candidates are, what will
not the people need should some obscure
nominee be put up i-Nep York Tilas'.
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CRBAT FALLS ICE COMPANY.

q to" 20"
DEPOT aud OFFICE at No. 81 Louisiana avenue,
between Sixth and Seventh streets west
Open for the sale Of Ice from u. IN. to D. M
The Companyls stock on hand guarantees 4 full
supply for every demand during the entire year
at about half the price heretofore paid by city Gus,
TONER'S. Jea-eo8t
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Aloysius church, By Father stopsetrss(, HioHA IL
saoSHb. 70 Miss LIZZIE MILLza. bOtt u washing.
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RBsTH E n EG U LAR ANIMAL
~ meeting Of the Stockholders Of the METRo-
PQLiTAN, MINING AND MANUFACTURING
election Of nine Directors will be held at Room 81
National Hotel, July Is, 1893. NJ Q clock p. m.
rsts w A . II N @ TON C0-OPERA-
W. TIVE BuILDIsa AND DBPosIr AssoofA-
TiioS:.ThS regular monthly meeting fYr pay psnt
night Of next month, at 80 clock, at Temperance
Hall. The recent failure Of tho washington Co:
operative grocery store Ninth street,
- not connected with this Institution In any way
Our finances are in the most sst.factory condition.
as will be shown by "a detailed statement which
VIM w ''A" ~ '"' nv" JOHN oifg I. THOMPSON.
ie29 Secretary,
nSIs NOTICE-M, w, GAIT u BRO.
w JEWELLERS, -
HAVE BEM9yE44 p 70 THEIR
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Wants.
Boarding.

poARDING-RIRsTcL CLASS BOARD WITH FUR
ID nished Rooms can be had at as i street, be-
tween Fifth and sixth streets. Also. Table Board.
"A with BOARD and LODGINGS At II So per
week. TABLE BOARD Hs 90 Per week. Apply at
sos D street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, - '..--T HT1U MRS. BORN.
iy2!2ls
~ n ~ Wines.
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s~.MAYOR's OFFICE, CITY HALL,
~ wAsHIxoros, D. C., July z, 1888
All persons are hereby notified that the ordinan-
css Of the Corporation to prevent Hegs and Geese
yom running At large withinthe city limit will be
Hgdly enforced on and after tho 10th instant, and
large on and after that date, will be taken up by
the police carried to the Work house, and DO dis
posed Of according TO law. -
No, exceptions viii DO made In any case, but all
will be dealt with alike.
The law also imposes penalty on the owners Of
Goats found at large which penalty will be strictly
enforced on ana after the 10th instant
jy7-lot 8. j. BOWEN, Mayor.
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Arrival of Ex.Mini.ter Adnms.Rs

New YonK, July 1.-THE steamship ohina
from Liverpool, June 81, arrived this evening
Charles Francis Adams, late minister to Eng
land, Is a passenger.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
'ASSAGB OF THg IRISH REFORM BILL
FRANCE PREPARED FOR WA
FROM THE SOUTHERN STATES


ORGANIZATION OF THE STATE LEGISLATURE
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Personal.

NRAcKERsl CRACKRRsii -
~ Graham, MIX, Boston, FarinA, Wine, aud
Mushroom Crackers, Just received at
O. y. PERRIE Il cos,
jol0- cow Corner Ninth and streets