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CincInSatl HarKe,.

By Telegraph CINCrNNATI. Sept. ..
FLoUR-DuIl and prices dropping; fani-
ly, S90J9 3; extra, 81 1913 D.
WHEAT-Inactive, but holders refuse to
make CONCESSIONS: No. held at 81 81.
CoRE-Is higher, and IN demand at 81 I0@
81 Is.
OATS-In good demand az 63a65c. 4
RYE-DulI at s. 35. 8.
BARLEY-Quiet but firm; Spring, 81 20
for No. state, and 50 80 for Can adam,
WHTsKY-Dull at 81 35Q2 40, free.
CoTToS-N ominally unchanged
ToBAeoo--FI IELn at iulf prices. 7gT8 t
MESS PoRK-Ftrm, and sold to a limited
extent at SO. 70
BULK MEATS, = Firm sales OF 75, 900
pounds OF shou ders az lie for packed; and
sides at 1870.
BACoN-F'irm, and in fair demand at
l2A@l2Rc for shoulders; the latter Is the
rate asked; sides l412c9l6c for rib, clear
rib, ans clear; and rather difficult 10 buy
at these rates. ~, --... g.-.
ARD-Unchanged a6d quiet; ana lg5zc
asked.
BUTTER-Firmer: fresh, S8942c.
eE0GS = Dull al 2372fc tf+7A
NEEEsE--Ftrm at l6aISc.-
Flax SEED lin q -fnand st 81 5Oa2 75.
3 OILS - Ltuseeds declined TO 81 %, with
sales OF 100 barrels in lots. Lard oil un-
changed and quiet. .I- .f-a EE4 t-E.
SUGAR-FirIa; sales of 23e hhds. at I25SC9
lie or Cuba, l31%9l4tzc for Porto Rico, and
t01z ID l55<c for Demlrara. t.'
CtFFE G-In good demand at 2l925c.
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1EAvENWoRPH.
The State FaIr1PrOsDests, &c.

LEAHENwoRTH, Kansas, Sept. 29. =
The State Fair opened to day under ia :
vorable auspices. The display of stock
is very fine, especially short horn cat
tie, and would do credit to any Eastern
State. Manufacturers aud Agricultural
implements and machinery, both at
home and abroad, are well repre-
sented. The fruit department fully
sustains the reputation ofLthe State.
Upon the track this evening there
was a. large turnout of 'roadsters,
matched carriage horses and trotters
From indications. discovered this
morning, it is supposed a murder was
committed last night between here
and Fort Leavenworth. Three men
have been arrested ON suspicion of
having committed the deed.
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WAsutNaT, IN, Sept t29.--The follow
ins WAS Teoen red this morning at the
army headnnnl tiers: --.--.a-- Ia "
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BOSTON.
British Schooner Seized.

Boston, Sept. 2g.-The British
schooner Echo was seized by the
revenue officers to-day, while attempt
ing to 1smuggle $4,000 worth Of
brandy into port.
w. Jewett was held for trial for
stabbing ". Dix Both are sporting
characters.
Capt. Morrison and three of the
crew of Provincetown. schooner
were held for trial on charge of beat.
iEg the cook of the vessel to death.
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The Emperor Alexandria
10 sias~ IN ilBs thetKERg ofiW
H' Prussia.
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The Importation or American Cattle
go -. 81 2 ---HaIIfaxlNeWs. HEK

OTTAWA. September 29-The Gov
eminent has nndeF consideration the
memorial of the Board of Agricul-
ture of Ontario, recommending an
order prohibiting the importation of
American cattle. 1t will be repealed
after the first Of October and inspect
ors be appointed at I1arnia and Wind
sor to examine the cattle en- route by
the Great Western and Grapd Trunk
Railways.
Important dispatches from Halifax
were under consideration by the Privy
Council yesterday, the nature of which
has not yet tTanspired. IN
ToRoNTo. September 29.-Complete
returns of the condition of the crops
throughout Ontario show, on the
whole, that a good average harvest
has beeno OBJ tanned. - s3sfr mo
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NASHVILLE.
Personal DlilicnltY-NObOdy Hurt
Registration commissioners Ar
= rested. Il i5os ss -s.a.1 ...l -H-

= NASHVILLE, September ga per-
sonal difficulty occurred to-day on
Cherry Street between Judge Law
renee, special correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette, and Pat. Walsh.
tsprung ont Of a dispatch sent by
L'l@repce on Friday night to. the
Gazette in relation to the riot. Mel
fher was hurt, though Walsh sent a
ball from a DerriDger after the Judge
as he retired.
o EnOs Hopkins, Registration Com
missioner, and others. arrested for
issuing fralflufernt election ceruncates
on Saturday, waived an examination
to-day, and gave bond for their api
pearanco before the proper court. -
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ioined the rebels, aud all reports 1ndl-
cate that the public opinion through
out the Kingdom favors the reVoIu-
tom The portion of the army which
still remains faithful to the Queen Is
disorganized, and little dependence
can belpiaced aPon. 1t.
PANS. sSepteIn 1er 29--The kMoni-
teuy, has the following from Spain:
The city of Carthagena joins the
revolt. Marshal Pavia, of the Royal
army, at last accounts. was COM
pletely surrounded by the insurgent
troops, and is probably captured by
this time. The insurrection is gen
eral throughout Spain. Il was thought
that General .Concha himself would
soon join the insurgents. General
Serrano says the rebels aave retaken
Santador. Cadiz has been declared q
. free port by the revolutionists.
Paris newspapers despair of the
Queens cause. = @
b PARfs, September 28-Mr. Penard,
Minister of. the Interior, has forbid
den the passage of Sp2niards through
France on their way to Spain. %
PARIS, Sept. 29.-The Queen still
remains at San Sebastian. She is at
teaded by Carlos Marfore, one of the
members of the last Cabinet. Gen.
Inctire Jose Consa, at the head of the
government in Madrid, and Mauue
Uoncha, in command of an army in
the field, have b0tn sent in their resig-
nations to. the Queen. In their COM
municatiOn they inform Her Majesty
that her refusal TO return to Madrid,
unless accompanied by her Minister,
Marfore, destroys ali hope of check
ing the instruction. The Queen ac-
cepted the resignation of Concha, and
sent for the Count of Cheste to form
new Ministry. The Queen has also
/ sbmmeaed the Council of State to
meet at San Sebastian.
r fia sE SPAIN. ~ q.
VIENNA, September 29.-Weinner
Pressen asserts that by the advice of
Won Beust, the Emperor has declined
to visit Galicia. The Governor of
that Province, who was unduly ur-
gentin his solicitations, has been re-
moved tto3 a4l Ii
Ri "A bishop has been indicted fer
issuing PASTORAL address against the
laws passed by the late Diet.
u Vienna, September 29.--Heury NJ.
Walls has had an audience with the
Emperor Of Austria, at which he pre-
sented his credentials and was receiv-
ed las Envoy Extraordinary and Min
lister Plenipotentiary of the United
States to the Court Of Vienna.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
At Piitsburg Democrats Resolve
THAT ft IL Inex pedtent to Nominate
Oandtdates-Mlscell 4ntelll-
gehcce'- R4aANE.a

.zs OnscINNATf, sSeptembeH 29. = The
first race of the Buckeye Club, second
day-Jockey Club purse of $500, dash
of one smile for cEoTyeas Iqlds@was
won by Buford's Versailles. Rich
ards e KiIgeuf's chestnut colt was
second, Richards 85 aKilgour's chest
nut FLY third, and Turner's Soda
fourth. s Time, l ,48. EE
The second race Hockey Club
purse Of 5000, two mile heats, for all
ages - was won by Skyhght First
heat = Pleasureville 1, Skylight 2,
Woodfofd Belle 3, Rabbit Hash dis
tauced: Time, 3:41. .,J Second heat -
Skylight 1gPleasurevffie 2, Woodford
Belle dista1ced. Time. 1881. Third
heat -Skylight 1, Pleasureville 2,
Time, 3 AZ. a. rs sEIoioa Ei0
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New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph.l NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 20.
sCoTrON-In fair demand and advanced !;
middiings 23c; sales $500 bales; receipts
S,244 bales. -.a
SUGAR AND MOLAsSES -Nominally un-
changed.
FL8UR-Dull; super1ne 81 90; Xxx s. 25
OSLO 90: choice SO 50GI3 90. Till
CoRN-Duli at 92a95e.
OATS-ReBt err at 5645Sc.
u IH1AaY-Duil; a Ohio River 80 50; st. Louis
BRAE-Steady at 81 l5
NJ ESS PORK-Dull at $50 80.
B coS-DalI; shoulders l25<91Sc; clear
LARD-Qniet and unchanged.
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Sc. Loans -mMrKeE.

By Telegraph ST.. LOUIS, Sept. %.
ToBACco-O offerings are liberal and the
feeling IS better generally, but prices are
without quotable change.
StHEMP-Dau isInau sales of undressed at
FLoUR-Much depressed by the unfavor
able advices from New Orleans, and the
sales are co fined TO the local trade: SUPER
fue 50 1546 20; extra So 75a7 %; Xxx 81 75@9
s. z5i xxx TO fancy SO 00gt2 90.
WHEAT Heavy and declined 315e I:
prime Fan 81 0Og2 CT; strictly prime So 10
@2 l5; choice to fancy 50 20g2 Is prime
TO choice Sprfnx 81 5oGl So. #t ~nt
CoRSaDuii, with SCARCELY any demand,
at 9O99Sc. the latter for choice. ~
0Ag-FirIn and unchanged, at 52S56c
for common to choice. ssg5a
\ BARLEY Heavy choice Iowa Spring at
81 goal %; Missouri 81 10. -al
RYE-Firmer at 81 l5@I 20.
rPoEK-Steaily; mess SO o. sssH
BACoN-t2uiet and dull sales of old clear
sides at i534e loose; fresh do. at l6G16Ac;
fresh shoulders l2149I21zc; eanvased sugar
cured hams l7124I9c
IlARD-Dull at l9c in tierces and zoe in
kegs. -itt- -E sf'it3~
WHIsKY-Firm at 81 so.
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph.l CHICAGO, Sept. %.
MONEY Eastern exchange steady and
firm ut l50asI2 OF buying, and par selling.
FLoUR-Quiet; sales OF Spring extra at
SO %.
e WHRAT--Weak and 31S94c lower; sales
of No, l at 81 4SG l so; No. 2 81 3Sdl Az,
closing with sellers of No. at 81 3S; isa es
OF No. since Change at 81 Sal 80. alga
CoReI-The demand before Change was
brisk; sales of No. / at 96c4sI: on Change
it ruled quiet st 97@9e55c. and closed dull
at 99c, an advance of4G41<c on yesterdays s
closing figures; No. 2 -duIL but firmer; re-
Jected sold at 9Oc this afternoon; sales of
No. I at 81, cash. eH1
o aTs-Ih god shipping demand; sales
at 515z d521ze, closing az 5f1zd5I1Sc.
RYE-Steady aud quiet; safes OF No. at
81 176gI 49, No. 2 81 I8, and rejected at 81 O5,
clio ing at inside rate for Mol RI
BARLEY-Quiet and 2e lower; closing at
81 ~ for No 2 in store. z0 z#l4atl.' -.ft
PRoyIsIoNS-Steady; mess pork sold at
s23 25N2S 10. out ide 1or f4vorite brands;
lard steady at 1870; sweet 1pickled hams
H9lSci dry salted shoulders 1049IOH,
loose. ct ~ E
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Aid for the Sufferers In South Amer.
voiTu ttanf r lea. E-E

S SAN Francisco, Sept. ga meet
ing of the leading citizens was held
last night to devise means to obtain
aid for the suffering people of South
America. "A. committee was appoint
ed to collect funds.
The Naval Royal Court Martial
convened at Island Navy Yard for the
trial of some men belonging to the
steamer Osseppe. A Victoria tele-
gram says:
There was considerable mortality
among the Indians in that vicinity.
The nature of the disease is unknown.
About fifty deaths occurred during
the past month. Hundreds of Indi :
ans were sent away from the city.
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The object of this article is to call the
attention of the feeble and atlIng to them.
SeEceS Ordinarily. business, pleasure, in
short almost everything im this sublunary
world, obtains more consideration than
the preservation of that blessing with
which nothing earthly should be pat iu
comparison, viz health This is a danger
ous season, and 1t does not nud the human
sy stem In the best condition TO defy its
perils. To use homely phrase, the orrid
Summer weather takes the starch out OF
people," and leaves them limp and Ian
guild. The fires of vitality burn low. The
naturally feeble are unusually depressed; !;
the naturally strong are not as vigorous
as they might be. Seven-eighths OF the
community feel more or less the influence
OF the atmospheric changes which produce
the malarious diseases common in Octob r
and November. 1t is as a protectiN 9
against the effects OF these changes tha
HOSTETrER'5 STOMACH BITT ERs
have obtained no small portion of their
celebrity The great vegetable tonic or the
age is not only "A specific for Chronic Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Biliousness, and NeF-
vous Com plants, but also preventive Of
malarIous eptdemics. Whoever wishes to
be insured against an a tack of fntermit-
tent or remittent fever (both of which
prevail to a melancholy extent over the
whole country, will do well to resort,
withou1 delay, to this famous invigorating
and anti- bilious specific. Quinlne has had
its day. 1t leaves a sting behind, and ply
sicians are beginning to discard 1t. But
HOSTE TIERS BITTERS become more
popular and command a vaster sale with
each successive season, Simply because theg
produce q better medicinal eject than any Of
tte poI0ertttL lofso7lS used as tonnes, and are
at once a safe and paIatable preparation.
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: SALEM, MASS.


SALEM, Mass, September 29-In.
dieations from ali parts Of the Fifth
District leave no doubt that Ii on.
Richard H. Dana, Jr., will receive
the unanimous nomination as caudi-
date in opposition to Butler at the
RepublieaR Convention to-day. -
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i WAsutxar, On, Sept 9Th follow
ins WAS reoen red this morning at the
army headqum tiers; y ai9tisnl ss0S
L44UU sr. Ii eoUIs, September 28.
= :, aAdyatdat C7ehs,s aals IT, s. .ArEsyE
% General Sheri dan has fuhsreports
from C5lTB Rkht ad, who would start
iae for Fort Wallace on the 18th lnstants
30 fIe reportsLieut L. .seeeher and Surgeon
Moore. dead and b Uried; also, I. w.
Culver, W Wilson and Lewis Farley
scouts, dead and b, gives a list of IA
Killed, besides Col. = Forsyth, who has
two woiinds. lie blnks at least 75
Indians were killed WI badly wound
ed, from the signs 81. ltIs alleged that
the indians are movi, &'SOuth.
Gen Sheridan rep Snts seven COM
al pauies OF the Fifth [ ayalry ON hand
rs ready for serviee,9 an he will keep
every Ran at work to catch and de-
stroy the Indians.
aF Nv. IT. SHERMAN, Lleut. Gen.
The Alabama delegs st1on had an
interview with The IP. resident and
1e Secretary of War this mt lrnlng, which
lasted about half an hour. They
were assured that all eeessafy aid
would be furnished to th State Coy
ernment in case of any Eansgression
upon its authority. The Department
Commander will be ins gArncted ae-
cor6inc Y. and authorizen to call for
@ additional troops if nece ssary. The
delegation 10 highly gratif Vh with the
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CHARLESTON September 29.-Ar-
rangements are,inspr0gresss with good
prospects of success, to establish a
semimonthly steamship line rbetwee n
Charleston and Liverpool. .a
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LouIsTiIle Market.

By Telegraph.l LOUISVILLE. Sept. q.
ToBACCo-Lugs lower; II hhds sold at sea
s. for good lugs; medium TO fair leaf, SIl
loTrosS-2sc for standard domestics; de-
clined &c.
FLOUR-Superfine So 70 family So So
WHEATSsI S592 OS.
CoRH-Bulk sheIIed 9S9sI
OATS-51a56c.
RYE-SI 3Slal 40
HAY-SI6 75t9IT 90.
MISS PORK R-s29 90. -----
IaARD-191S@2oc. aeT1a
BACON Shoulders l25@9I3c, clear ribbed
sides l54Gl517c. and Gear sides I6l9l61Sc.
BULK MEATS = : houIders lI1z9l154c, and
WHsKT-RAw, free, 81 40
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PHILADELPaIA, September 90
Elkins' coal oil, refinery was burned
this morning, in which $500 barrels
crude oilwas burned. Loss $45, 900.
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LIVERPOOL, Sept. 29.-The Ameri-
can bark Telegraph, from Cromstadt
to New York, before reported wreck
ed, has gone to pieces. Part of her
cargo was saved, but badly damaged.
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New HAVEN, Sept. pa carriage
house and barn, with three horses be-
longing to the Rev. Mr.. Everts, near
this city, were burned early this morn
ing. Less 81, 900; partially insured.
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MADISON, Wis, September %
Mrs. CAnnay Wallace, of Riehland
County, was, murdered BY a young
man named Neville. Neville was
caught and lynched. Money was the
object of the murder
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WORCESTER. September 29.-The
horse General Mcclellan was beaten.
to day, at a. race in Barre, by Belle
Strickland. Time, 2:36, 2:32 and 2:33.
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CHICAGO, September 29.-The As
SCISSORS returns to the Common Coun-
Gil place the assessed valuation of real
and personal property in Chicago, at
S2222S.444, ,S79, being an increase over
last year of $50, 195 ,235. The total
amount of this years levy is S14, 600. :,
900. i--
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New York GOLD ana stock Market.

6y IeIGgrapns NEW YORK, Sept. 70.
MozEY-Active aud hrmer0 at 4Q5 per
cent, the latter being the price at tine
close.
ExCHANGE-Sterling steady at S5kaSk.
GoLD-Ftrmer; opening at 14lk. deciin-
ing to 14l1S, closing active at l4lA Il is re-
ported that the Sub Treasurer sold over
SI,00O,OO0 gold the last three days. Exp1rts
to-day s250,000 I=-.'-e 80.
GOVERNMENTS Lower under pressure to
sell for fear of q stringent money mar
ket Coupons of 81, II3569lI51s: do. '62,
1i559ggl4314: do. '64. 1u92sgl0$4: do. '65, l09zS
g1I0i do. new. 1850 1857 do. '67, IO61xaIOSs&;
DO '6S, 1o65sglO81S; l0.41s, l04sS91041S
.a Memphis Market.
BY Telegraph MEMPHIS. Sept. 90 g
CorToN-Firmerat 2sc. Receipts, s7I bales !;
exports, Sc bales.
FLoUR-Duli.
CoRN-971zcasI. IEE aaG LlH 81
OATs-621z963c. 4s..=-l-s-....
HAY-S22
BRAN-S23, ts
CORN MEAL-S4 IS. ras fst.f ti-sf g..
d PoRK-S9 25.
BACON - Firm: shoulders 12e. claar
sides 1870. .
LARD-l9920c. -o s.o- r.
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LANCASTER, Pa, September 20
During a mass meeting of Republi-
cans here to day, several persons
were badly beaten by a mob, who in-
Discriminatory attacked the people
wearing the RepublicaT1 insignia. E &
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SOOTHING SYRUP" having the JGc-St1i.
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wrapper. All others are base limitations.
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Manufactured by
Penn'a Salt Manufacturing Company
PnrrsBURG, Pa

Importers of CRYoLITE. and manufac-
turers of the following Standard Chemi-
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t..rAsHINGToN.

81 sy,raig,,a an aIrs--The Alabama Delega-
--tlot,-te p0intment OF St0rekeepeTs
-Woygm eat AgalnSt Hostile In
dtaas ExI. eeted,, vurl q r---
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EUROPE.
BY Atlant1c Telegraph.

Emperor Alexandria Visits the King
or PrusSia-City of Carthagena
barded-SiiuatiOn in spain
6raYe-Rebels Gaining Strength
Every DaY-The Last Ship OF the
Spanish Navy Joined the Rebels
III Tfie,EitN 0fACarthaaena joins the
KeV6fr&fEf6 Royal hrmy Surround
ed by Insurgents.
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This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the
world; the only true and perfect Dye
harmless, reliable, instantaneous; no dis
appointment; no ridiculous tluts; Refne-
dies the i'll effects of bad dyes- fnvigOrates
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
black or broUn. Sold by all Druggists and
Perfumers; and properly applied at Ba ct.
eIor's Wig Factory, No. Is Bond Sta Ieet,
New York. [ap30 dIy
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ST. LOUIS, September 29.-The first
race at the LaClcde Course to-day,
was for a saloon purse of $500, mile
heats free for all. The entries were
Larkin, Transit and Maleom. The
first heat was won by Malcom. -.J.
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KurOnean Markaf

n9EOpoaH Adfhebs a=-rf
By Cable.l LONDON, Sept. 2o-Eve.
) CoNsoLs-91ss; sos T35<.
eI. FRANKFORT. Sept. %.
BoNDs-5-2Os buoyant, at T61k. .a7
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 29-Eve.
= CoTroN-Firm er sales OF Il, 600 bales up
lands at l09IG5S.
PRovIsIoNs-QuIet.
LARD-72s
BACoN-At sos
BREADSTUFFS-Wheat los Sd for red west
ern; others unchanged.
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Or R9belsrwG Gaia1pg Strength
10 % % -'' O. | Every Day.
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u E r. E. CIR a p R.
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The Revolution in Spain
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-30
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-22

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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-22

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