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We are feqaestsd to state that the
delegates to the Democratic lNomihatS- Noib
ing Convention, for the Third Con-
s s sssiopal DISTRICT, win meet, this
evening, at half-past 2, at the Caro-
lima Hall. Delegates from the
Fourth District. at Nickerson's Ho-
tel, at the same hour. 'eif the
t4' -. -~------~I>-~~~>---
A. S. Buford, Esq, the energetic
President of tho Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad, arrived in Columbia,
on Sunday evening, and will remain
day or two. He is quartered with
hfr. Wright. ''"
A Coon THING TO PUT IN THE
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM. We saw an
estimate of the expenses of the pre-
sent session OF the General Assembly,
in the hands of a prominent member
of the House of mis-Representatives,
yesterday, which was said to have
been predicated of reasonable calcula-
tions. II amounted to S13O, 900. Step
up, taxpayers, to the captains Office
AND SETTLE.
CHANGE OF PRoPR1EToRs.- WIN. A.
Wright, ESD, formerly of the Ameri-
can Hotel, Richmond, Virginia, and
for about year in charge of Nicker-
sons Hotel, in this city, has bought
out the interest of the former pro-
prietor, and will hereafter run the
institution under his own name. Mr..
Wright is thorough business man,
and will retain the good name of the
hotel. We wish Mr.. Wright just
modicum of success-he certainly de-
serves it. On Sunday, we dropped
in with several friends, and after par
taking of substantial dinner, fol-
lowed by fruit, ice cream, cake, etc.,
finished off with that article which
Champagne Charley" so much ad-
mired.
The committee of gentlemen from
Maryland, referred to several days
ago, as being on prospecting tour
through several of the Southern
States, arrived in Columbia, yester-
day morning; but owing to their time
being short, they returned yesterday
afternoon; but with the promise that
they will be back in November. As
far as they have been, they express
themselves highly pleased with the
lands, and also with the cordial re.
ception they have met with. They
were escorted around Columbia, by
several of our merchants. The party
stopped at Wright's Hotel-formerly
Newfoundland consisted of the
following gentlemen: Dan'l. Dechert,
John S. Fiery, JOS. Poppenberger,
Lewis Schindel. Geo. Schindel, VIM.
H. Manly, William Mari, J. S. P.
Krouse, Daniel Statzman, Geo. W.
Cloggett, John P. Harman, Joseph
Fiery.
\ ID mi
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The startling statement that the
public debt, on the 1st day of Sep
tember, was $2,535, ,614,313 carries q
single consolation-that this amount
OF debt is ''less cash in the Treasury.
But, If the radicals are running the
country in debt at the present rate,
how long will the cash in the treasu-
ry last? The radicals ought to leave
enough for the beginning of the Sey-
mour administration, and Democratic
care and economy, as opposed to
radical ineficiency and extravaganza,
will provide all that is necessary for
the purer and cheaper times which
the success of the Democracy will
insure. ~
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a Row In THE RADICAL CAMP. The
RAIDS. propose to hold q mass meeting
tonight. in front of Janney's new
State House, for the purpose of con-
sidering the nomination of Associate
Justice Solomon L. Hoge, who was
selected, last week, as their candidate
for Congress from this Congressional
District. It is understood that Ee-
verify Nash, and others of his ilk,
will deliver addresses. This pow
WOW will be the sequence of meet
ing of the members of the two
Houses of the Legislature from the
several Keonnties composing the
Congressional District, which is to
be holden this forenoon, with view,
if possible, of discountenancing
Hoge's nomination, and substituting
therefor the name of F. Judas Moses,
Jr., who is the favorite of the NAL
contents. Similar meetings were
held, lest Friday, but Moses was not
strong enough to carry the point in
tho morning, and, by the time night
came, Hoge, haven taken the precau-
tion to sprinkle host of paid c!a-
QuerS in the crowd, managed to be
called on for q speech-swallowed
the nigger at q gulp, and thus put
Moses and his tribe temporarily into
chancery.
How the meetings of to-day and
tonight will result, it is, as yet, i'm
possible to predict, but our impress
sions of Hoge's adroitness are so
strong, that we incline to the belief
that he will hold his own against our
modern Judas, who has, evidently,
sold out for less than thirty pieces of
silver. N ~f
ALMOST a FfRE.-A wooden spit
toon, in Dierck's billiard room, took
fire, on Saturday night, and burnt
briskly. bat was soon discovered,
and the fire e1tineuished. The
stump Of a lighted cigar is thought
to have caused the affair.
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The post Office at ST. Matthews,
Orangeburg District, has been dis
continued.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS The post
Office open during the week from 81
a. m. to Z p. M. On Sundays, from
4 to p. m. ..
The Charleston and Western mails
are open for delivery at, 5 p. M, and
close at S1Y5 p. m. Charleston night
mail open 8 11SS;a. NJ, close AZ g. h. .
Northern-Open for delivery at
81 a. NJ, closes at 2.45 p. In. 81 s,
Groenville-Open for delivery 5
p. m, closes at So p, m. tu.r5sE
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THE DIFFICULTY IN UNION. The
Charleston Courier is informed that
the negroes who have been led by
Bates, and who have caused so much
uneasiness in Union District, have
concluded to subject themselves no
longer to the lead of that villain, and
have entered, we learn, into q written
agreement to abide by the laws and
keep the peace. The white people of
Union had had their forbearance
strained until it ceased to be q virtue,
aud offered the negroes the selection
Of peace or war; fortunately, the
"sober second thought" prevailed,
and the result is as given above.
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a Sn1GHr DIFFERENCE. We under
stand that the State printer. yester-
day, handed an estimate of the work
he has done and will have to do be-
fore the session is closed, to the
Committee Of Ways and Means. and
that it amounted to $29, ,25O. Subse-
quently, gentleman, who is an ex-
pert in such matters, indicated to
the Committee how nearly $4,000
could be saved, by merely changing
the style OF the work It is not GER
tain, however, whether so unimpcrt-
ant suggestion viii be tolerated by
our very economical and disinterested
non tax-paying legislators.
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At "a meeting Of the delegates of
the Democratic Clubs Of Riohland,
w. s. Talley. Jas. G. Gibbes, W. b.
Stack and John Alexander, were ap-
lpointed aelesatteeas gates &c attend attend the Con
yentionl OF the Third Congressional
District, to be held this day. A re-
solution was adopted, instructing the
delegates tonominate Col James G.
Gibbes, to represent the Third Con
gressional District Of South Caroline
in Congress. Z . iH3i'4 '4% So
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A. s. Buford, Esq, the energetic
President of the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad, arrived in Columbia,
on Sunday evening, and will remain
day or two. He is quartered with
hfr. Wright. 't"
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There ssss snl 200 90 mon . spgagsd It ths
Philadelphia Nayy Yard AZ nresont -ss. ~ = a

Philadelphia Navy Yard at present..
lA lad of 16 robbed o New York store of
81 900 worth of kid gloves laR week I'll
I, AlaskaIndians feaeFly boarded nytraaipg
sloop and stole everything Of value.
} Two Paris sports onrvelooipedes ran down.ai
party of burglars and captured them. u vi
Religious services arssholdop Beton gsm-
mon, and arc attended BY large audiences.
The first theatrical sperfpmances ever given
ii Chicago was in the summersof 1887, ssYs.
The crews of nearly all the American YES
sells at Cienfuegos are down with black vomt
One Of the descendants of Martin I.uther is,
manasGsogsass S preyinIia Q a theatre in gugtsm,
/ burg Is - 49, - sl. w,H..
A disresraGtfAIwrit says that tbc Empress
Eugcnie 'exerts herwoman's privilege quite roy
ally by being in an almost perpetual quarrel
with her husband.
A man who claims an extraordinary amount.
of veneration, says lie Esspeak old asc ieSeryy5,.
thing except chickens for dinner
A lady in Columbia recently, who was about
Ito Ieave.on Che 'Eai1, requested . negro stapd2
ing near e put her trunk Oh On the Baggage 81 Sc.
wagon Imagine her surprise when the offend
cd darkcy drew himself up, and replied
Ma'am, I'sc no sarvant, I'sc Senator" s q.
a goloFod mhn ashington : city recently
was lectured by Radical politician for be-
coming arcstive in the traces" The colored
man replied: "Under your teaching we have
alicnated from US the mass Of. the white peo-
pie North as well as South; you have got the
offices and emoluments, while wo have done
the work and stand out in the cold For one,
| am done with you"
Vermont is not so desperately bad a case
after all Tic Democrats Increased their vote,
nearly fonr sthousandS since last year, and
elected higtyseyen members Is the Legisla,,
ture, larger nurhbcrshan 4heyahav had for,
years It is true large increase in the vote
has alsog been 'claimed for the Republicans;
bdt' as the figures arcs received, the fact is
revealed that sthe. eihcrease ofthea ID Democratic
vote is greater in proportion to that ofItho
Republican as compared with last year, and n
comparison with four years agoesbows that tho
gains are on the Democratic side, and that the
Republicans have actually lost lost The full
returns show that they have no thirty Jthou.,
sand majority, but that it will fall to. about
twenty-five thousand, sahd perhaps a. little
under that figures Charleston Ncvs. I'D
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THE HOPE OF THE COUNTRY.
NOW THEME!
sf So r4S&E g.aaGfsSarg m~s <gs
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The Finest, and Best, and Trucst!
l. ItF E. LI5KE!
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e.ssgg FEEg8&
EHyERY FREEMAN-EvERY WHITE MAN
.AI and Woman OF the Country, who puts trust
for the salvation Of the Constitution and the Uiiion
in the success OF the Democratic Party ought to
know bcsdcs their principcs) the features at least
Of those in, whom fiat hopei Is centred-aof those
through whom II mist be brought to glorious frui-
iion. if.aai 'rS-l!B els. 's7i 80 csfff
BY authority of The NATIONAL SEYMOUR AND
B,.Ain CLUB, Lic-likc Portraits Of our candidates
for President and Vicc-Prcsitlcrit of tho United
States, executed in ihc best style of the art, arc
published US follows: fl m AI
Largo Double Picture (Iithograph)- )-Seyrnour
and Dair22 by % inches. !. So 90
Single Pictures Glilliograph) )-Seymour and
Blaif1S by 10 inches each. LOO
>ii,.ssa n,a TO CLUBS: ''rI
Large Doub. Picturcs-8 copicsy..............$ 500
DOES. nn,1a DO, 57copics............... 1000
Single Picturcs--6 800
DO Do 13 copies. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
lThc proceeds Of iheso sales arc to be devoted to
camrli rligllpurpos fts,-, : ~ IA, $50, :, -
sEsGapb toraelss.- lie sent to-, one address All
pictures are, gent Iollers, so MS avoid damage
in tho mails, and in all cases free of postage
u Orders TO amount Of ten, dollars aud over may he
filed by EXprcss and bill collected on,del;ycry
80 Mtheaol order, r,wll ho enclosed package of Sc
leutel cpppagn :docllments, Sc, to alyance the
ca,tss. 4tkrcss, ,carcfully ~ 4 s, i & s
sstssis B,,s,, ,sTEPIIENS,.
BIZ sSgIf3at s s.1k lioXapi, Washington, D. c.
EStJsFN. IL --tlp ordering, please name paper in
Observation-Disclosures was seen.
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"Gwinc to Hell on a Black M,ile.n

sA cisizcniof q iolnes Ga, ina eempunication
TO tho Rome COuficr, gives sad and Striking
account of how the aegFses worship God Cor
pretend to) in that place. We clip ono OF two
paragraphs from said communication:
Their manner Of conducting religious scr
vice is not only nuisance to those who live
sasars bati q mo- kefy aud an Insult 10 H in
ifomrswhom OF these tomplesf lpgc ibaepibuilt. .a Let
any one who has hot heard these bowling Der
wishes, inthcr nightly orgies draw near r's some
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The State of South Carolina.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
H,ss.liah b Greene, wife md others Petition 70,

smis.iah i. Greene, wife md others Petition for
ys. Leave to
Charlotte Duyek, OF. al. Prove Win.
Whereas Petition having been madc TO me to
prove in solemn form, the last Will and Testament
of Francis Is. Heath and whereas, FIX. Oliver,
one of the parties interested, is absent and without
the limits of tho State, it is therefore ordered that
he appear ut the Court of Probate to be holden at
oran9eburg G. H., for Orangoburg County, OIL the
second Monday in November, a. d. 1868, for hear-
ing said Petition and proving said Will and Tcsta-
ment in due form Of Law.
Probate Office, THAD. G. ANDREWS, 81
orengcburg, s. C.,} Judge of Probatc.s
August G, 1868. ,nfst,.t -
aug s urs ,oam 3.ae -, 4A 3m
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lin Equity, l
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.

Tho State Ex Relatione Bill to
Solicitor Southern Circuit. }Perpetunt Q
~ In re lost Documents. } Testimony
Application having been made by Mrs KeziHh
Huffman, widow of Frederick Huffman to cstabis,
the Existence, Contents and Loss of certain Orders
confirming write of Partition Of certain lands in
Ornngcburg District from the Co lrt of Equity, as
her distrbntive share Of her father Thomas Giea-
ton, Sr, deceased snid lands being two tracts one
containing 250 acres, the other 26O acres more or
sion Of said lands. On motion T. III. Cooke, ESQ.,,
Solictor it siorlcred, That all persons who desire
so to do, may appear before me the 18th day of
October next to cross examine the evidence pro-
duced and introduce evidence in reply
Complis ssioner's Office, V.D. v. JAMISON,
Ofangeburg c. HIS Commissioner,
July23 1863. s ~
july 2l ~ I'd
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IS. .ss,~ :, ,lIl Insa lEEquit ]
oRANGEBURG RGi DISTRICT, RI "A

The State Ex Relatione. % - To- fsF ssssss
Solicitor Southern Circuit Per,pssta Il NJ ssasasss
In redost pocnments:ss a Tsstim0p
Application having been made By Mrs. Elsrs sa. "a
Robinson, to prove the existence loss and oonaonts
OF deed ofscenyeyance 70 her ffon1 Jaines CannYn
fronting Middleton Street, and measuring on IS.
front ono hundred and seven feet, and bounded Oh
the North by lot Of w: III Seaat byas
south by lot of the said Eza Robinson and al
Whttemore and thew W " dleto6 Street,
On motion Of Messrs,, Izar s. Dibble, Solicitors, &
may appear and cross-examue tho cYidsnc ca oro u.
duced, and introduce evidence in reply before me
on the first day Of October a.. D.t1s68 % asEagaa
Orangcburg G. H., s. c., CommissioSsr arssssss.
June 20 1ses:'~esss saass.sazss4r.ss.lss
July -. ttS - a.
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lin Equity.
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.

l.. NJ. Bookhnrt, 7.e ,,,E.+i :,
rf9.'f t ~ -,s tat laf..is
Sam. Bozard, Admir-. @ f1
f. F. Reese, Admir-. uss ...ta3t.s x.
by order of the Court Of Equity in the above
stated case, the creditors Of the late William r..
Reese, deceased. aro hereby notified to como in and
prove their demands before me, on or before the
first Monday of October next. ,.4.i N'zea7
Commissioners Office, V.D. v. JAMIsoN,
orangeburg G. IT,, Commissioner.
July 3, 1868.
july 4 ID
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z o 10 T r Y
----,.At X q sI.TIsf ~ w,
.xoa sA Love Dream auanaaA

\. lsso5 j q sEe Rrspny yeaqotsA
IL struoi III 4.sssa,q u;e
s W san o,lAsDIRt HARRIS ..e,s,s, f,tia,s
p 'EFsi-I HI 4t
sssAh ! while tf,e.gloomy folds pfniKht,r !, Ss,
s And while the huge world in Us ffight, @fV
Went plnnging through its shallow. = da'
ldrsabedi sta55a a5 fbs bssias yos, sss love- bsbs
Aaas Assfdi yoar q lssshEe Fips sisgE SIT sgT
2 nlle somewhere n the garden grove,
ss lore 4" she sung, in her :swset song, u,
'eon'sic,.re y nae OF, my sorrow. I, ataIryas+o
For have loved you well and long ysay
Dear love s love me Tomorrow !'
Iiks adating stars sta ! adowh, tie slaas1 lSda1 sat3I
The fre- fies went sailing
Within the garden.s gloomy shadc sa
Their; dim light naught assiling
n But siill the bird sung loud ind long,
s. Her sweet sad lay OF sorrow,
And this the burden Of her song,,s
e SEQ love l4love me to-niorrowp' y. Yfl Iii
Il - a eI IS 4 l.tt;i si.t+ 95 ~
3 The great white roses, in tho dew,
Wa1ed ohcerless, cold and chilly, 's.-'.a {, .'ssS
While sat talking still with you ~.
My sweet, purc-h hearted Lily!
II ,tttN.>l .G
thus 've sat tip, with star,ot .x.s.s
Wakened @ from @ my dreaming, - =
And, With y, my love deep in my heart,
5ss Went back to worldly schcming
% But oil day long, fondly deemed eyass
heard the bird singing ;.
in etsFylbpshl and stree it seemed Fl Aif0
.3s.s The self-same song was ringing.
3 -, u ffsTy,sE z Y Y - sc stgsEx rs So
ioye toIyeeg she sung, in her sweet lay,
g Come cure me of my sorrow7- ,' ..
ls6IfI have loved you cllto-day,a .. es. ~; 81
Dear love love me tomorrow pa a4 Nir q
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] I'm |. q. Equity \ &,
eiORANGEBURG, DISTRICT.

The State ex relatione - ~ Bill to
Solicitor Southern Circuit Pcrpstaata Sssss
lnre Lost Documents, ,tJ + imo \ 4.
Thomas Addison Murphey by William F. Barton, 7
ton to prove the past existence loss and contents
OF Deed of Conveyance to him, from i,Gbeeca
Murphey, now Rebecca Welfco wife Of james r..
Wolfe, Of Tract of Land situate. lying and being
aforesaid, containing one hundred and ninety
!moS) acres, more or less, and bounded land sof
Wm barton Daniel Smoak. md . lands formcrlx
owned by Philip I0incr, deceased;
On motion of Messrs IElRr 81 Dibbis, Soiicitorsss
it is ordered That all persons who desire so 10 do,
appear ari cross examine the evidence produced,
and INTRODUCE evidence in reply, before me on tho
2lst day of September, A. D. 1863 gs,
Commissioners = Office ". n3y.JAMisoN,s
Orangeburg q. H. Commissioner
June IL, 1868 . AAsAssi sg.isap2. e =
juno 20 Al !,
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Il o M O R @ q S.

Popular. hose company ny III The society Of
SsiI 81 l.ssss s4.iS.s5sl.sa tSi. .F7i. . f, =.
When lis coffee real estate When it's
rroounndis yess s iiSee &. y Z !. .sa.1ss
Above that is never rociprocated-7 euralgio
affection.
When do ladies' carry. fire? Whom they.
have taper fingers.
l lea hard lock to unfasten (exccptin Chicago.
Wcdlock.
Why is mouse Iikos lshd af lay'as Be-,
When a man makes eyes at you can he bo
charged with egotism7
Natural acconlpaniments 6f train of sopti-
Iment-.l .lIeartbrakeese rs ans snq5s s,
Woman shows her fondncss for. unity by
always wanting to be won. p4s $s. J.
Can young women who use firearms be
called shooting galleries?
Favorite airs of mammas with marriagcabc
daughters NIillionaircs
The last casesofi6m 6myfefioas disappearance
The man that was lost il thought. =
When does a farmer act with .rudcness
towards his corn? When he pulls its ears,i IT
How to make rich ljaihac Crowd twenty
fashionably dressed ladies into one omnibus
q.Whep. q child is trained up in the way he
should go, isn't there danger he will be way
ward? s.r, y-,s, FL " o % szsF
Our musical young ladies have abandoned
pianos! and taken to, brass bands. They, carry
them on their heads sgs,sI ~
itl@a I tsF;ft ~ sliff f,sr
Expensive plates+-Fashion plates They arc
rather more, apt 70 break those who wear them
thhnsto be broken el s,ss.t 4ost.; rfji4
A man of our acquaintance has had his
library, fitted up with snuf-colored hangings
SO tRat hc can Be itia blown study !sssfs
my notion Of wife at forty" said Jorrt1d
sis, that man sfotld Be ablc to Change her,
like bauknote, for two twontics. "eo+ t
p Beauties often die old fmaids They set
such g value on themselves that thoy don (
find purchaser before the market i is closed
tfttff~ist gTult4s .,9 tfr,.y
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Mutual Aid Association
CHARLESTON, s. G.

GG{4Gl yyafrg
TI'IlE object of liis AssocIATiuy Il to assist,
Il Ladies who arc struggling by their own en-
dcayors to support themselves and families
Orders for al! kind of NEEDLE WORK will be
neatly and promptly executed for which the Asso-
citation will be responsible
Also, Southern llacserycs, Jcllics, Wines, Cor
dlals ani Pickles, &c. acmado under its auspices,
and the Quality Guaranteed.
For the benefit of onr friends abroad, we give n
list of some Of tho Preserves &C.:
Orange, linehppl plcand Pear rhMarmalatlc preserves,
Lemons, CitrOnS,
West India and 0gocuhcc Lines,
Rlackbcrry,
Plum and Ounce Jollies,
Peach and Apple Leather, ="
Crysalacd Fruits.
Pickled Slrinrs and Oysters,
All orders for Work. Preserves, &c., 10 be al
dressed 70 y MRs, LEE, Superintendent,
AZ the Depository,
No Chalmers Street, Charleston
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ITEMS

sslssss:kl Y t$.sk fs5s Items. I'll Sxf
tsIf a4l sT1;titt
SWitzerland has newspaper 200 .ycars old.
The cotton factories id Mexico have ceased
running .'g siSs fl;sTS ;.s1s. t,3f,f.as,
98 There were II suicides in New: York in two
4 days u
oonnod0re, Armstrong dicdg on Tuesday,
week. go 80, : :
French grape growers. have an eye on Kan
"a sas' 80 ,sssas q $50 eslsfH .sfss ssaaa
81 LecnstsFiare sravaging Fremont, County, !.
s Iowa. f'sF,s.ssf'ii ',sti e1tai$ssysss
black worm is destroying mississippi
'ss5s :sd's sss G. d D. fsTsyl
is.says a,,'" alisAia'4 going 49s e AsEs public
sssi ssiG'' i Hs.Sesigs IqEa a, s. IN
Manassas Junction ' has become t.ll thriving,
There were 500 deaths in New York, last
week,
6. Hsps Esyp gseR qSrHsp + ssoysars o'a eIa
enas i raising excellent % sea ss7ppay sl99fa cot
Negro footpen in purple stockings are the,
mode in Paris ssta 81. sra j, e93 IA
AN Yost CITY consumes 25 100000 gallons
lofrnilk yearly IS ,essi IA sss
as In: Boston street peanut tvenders are indicted
nj hnisanoes. ~ y IL IA sl2sf stfs = 81,
Much sickness prevails among the Russian
children ae Sitka ,fty ,sk.(T
The Canadian discount on Americas ! in.
voices is 80 per cent, h 4 i.'tsti'gs y 'i@a p
Tin mines have boon discovered in Summit
County, Colorado ss@
The grasshoppers bid fur to cousume 81 o4 er5
thing in Nsbraska.i Il TT
Louis has twelve Baptist churches, s1
of.wbieh arc closed go
The, Chinese Ambassadors have d grcat ca
pacity for chanpagnc 3 )
Mexican troops aro shooting rcbcl prisoners
J as fitst as captured, 1s5ii i.,-ts,,, rat ~
& Dr. Eliotson, Just dead was tho inventor Of Of
the stcthoscope. S !
asIhoT A American aeJ lecture system. is beginning
toipreyail In Germany. sl8JV a $4a 20
The Viceroy' Of Egypt spent sf2,sooo,odo
in a ton weeks tour
The,totalideily product Of, oil at Plcasantoon,
Pa, 2028 barrels. 'le5lioi'} seia a'tl
! There are sixty-nino Presbyterian clergy
hSsst hiss ea the ! Pacific const} Il itsgt,s
Almost every country town in the West is
suffering from burglars. A 1s's.'
France has formally decided not to have
Dew elections this year. ].
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The new army law Of Bavaria has been lslat put
into practical Spcration aa%.
Dr. Stunts, superintendent Of the N Minnc;sota. inn s
Insane Asylum, Is dead. Ks'p
Bsigham Young won't lct profanc young
men visit; The Misses Young s5ttff
The Lake traverse Indians, in Minnesota
are in starving connaitsSs. assst7s@
psssia isrgs s qasasit bas & bess sis Covered
il De Witt COUNTY, Iowa,
u il reported that The French troops win
soon ee 3 recalled from Rome, :. ..s. -
Prussia eleses its post Offices Sundays aud
marches the clerks to churclr