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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02
THE
PIED M @ Mt
LIFE. INSURANCE COMPANY
OF Il, z
RICHMOND VIRGINIA,

TAS DE lERNINED TO ESTABLISH A
IL Branch Office In South Carolina, which
VIII give us The benefits OF nn entirely Homo
Company, by Investing in tho State, all tho
funds received in it. In fact IT. is better
lhan new company, because the Piedmont
is a success already established, with ample
capital and nsstts.
This Company Inns insured some Four
Hundred PERSONS III Edgefeld. near, Two
Hundred in Abbcvillc, g1od many In
other counties, nnd about Thirty in New
berry. 1t is the duty Of cvcry person of
inniIy to Insure in behalf of Tint family at
ONCE. 1t tukcs much Less than YOU think
to insure. Don't whit till Fall, but take out
ns large Policy ns You can NOW, and in.
crease it when You get able. You may die
this coming sickly season, and In TINT event
n small Policy would do your iamiyimuch
gonh, aud il is your duty to mnko the best
provision yon can for them, ITO matter how
small. -
Come, take Policy IN this Southern
Home Company without dly's delay
THOMAS S. MOORMAN,
June Il It Agent.
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G0AAERCLAL AND FMANCIAIss- =
baltimore CAlIle lInrlsct.

,,ll.z .g II-. BALTIMORE, Sept. 8,
BEEF CA1TLE-The offerings at the Scales
during the past week amounted 10 1853 head,
against Z393 last week. Of the number OF
fered So head came from Ohio, and SIC from
West Virginia, over the Baltimore Railroad,
Pice9 to-day rangel ~ follows: Old Cows
and scalaWsgl nt q 25a4 IS; ordinary thin
steers, Oxen aud Cows at u bOa5 81; faIr
quality Reeves S6a7; and the very best Bseyes
S1aS per l00 lbs, the average price being about
u gross. The markeLwab active to-dSy at an
advance Of 2Ael cents per lO0 lbs on the
s1IEEP-Ths supply this week was COM
parRuvely Light, and with an active demand
for good anu prime stock Tabes are Ho per
ID higher, Prices today ranged As follows
FAR 70 good TAT Sheep Rt 4a5 cents per ID
gross STOCK Sheep Rt 81 6oa2 80 per head,
lambs s2a4 per head. V fTH' " -
AodS-rho supply during the past week
has been talr, and with only limited de-
mRnu the market has ruled rather uull at a
AllRht decline from the rates of last week..
Prices to-day ranged at follows: Fair 10 FOOD
live Hogs at S1Sal4 psr 100 lbs net, : ii = s',f0
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WAsuINdroN. Sant,

- "AahlNuFoN, sept. IL.
n A Southern gentleman who Is visit
Ing Cuba for the purpose OF ascertain.
Ing the stats'pf alTlirsior himself and
his friends ,.wtltes from Gard q al under
date Of Sspteliber lstl as folloWs:T
The news OF the recent success Of tho
,CobRrs near Puerto PrincIpe, saws Ia
.GIande and Las Faunes, has given i'm.
'petus and heRtlleto the Patriot cause.
whichi win prbRk ifresIstibleI THE en-
thusinsm OF the Cubans Knows no
bounds. They are rising en- m asse. and
are tlOcking to the IlbeTatlng army by
hundreds. Ths Spanish openly assert
.thht the revolution will be successful.
and that the Spanishiorca Is almost ID!
sttoyed; that Spain can not send suufli. .
Client reinforcements tolreEaip the .posI-
TI0ns'loBt BY these battles. 'aIC is re-
ported that the Cubans in these en-.
gagements fought with great, de,ermI-
naliop, and allowed Discipline equal 10
that OF The regular troops. The Spantsh
troops everywhere are demoralIzed.
They have no confidence in thsir com.
mandsEs, nor hive the, oiIicefs confiI
dencs In theIr( col oldlsrs! MANY Of the
regulars are known to sympathize with
the CGbans. The revolution, 1 honest.
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MARKETS Br IELDoIEAP.i n. "a, Y

80 New YoRK, Sept. Ii.
-, CorToN:--A shade lower; 900 bales sold Rt
SB!4984c Tor mlldllng upAndB. t.g
ELouR-CloSed steady lot' comm3n aud
dull and heavy for other kinds. .
GRAIN-WheAt-Quiet and steady, with
moderate export inquiry. kye-Dnli at 81 Il
western, tho latter ptics for choice. Corn
Lower and heavy at 81 14S1 10 for sound
PRoyIsIoNs.-POrk-Quiet at 81 for meRs,
Beef-=Qniet anu unchanged. Cat MeatE--
Nominal. Bacon-Dull, il -.
= LARp-DulI NJ 100 for prime steam. ~ ID
EGGS-Quiet at 27d2Sc, = .70-0F-7T. 10 10
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Disastrous Fire at lIarIeti BaoE d
81 Factory DebtfOyed: h 'sa-A
9 Saturday afternoon, 4th inst, about
t4 O'Clock, Are broke out 10 the "Marlet.
"a Bucket Factory at Harmar. COM
NON " tpogp ! y hetB as the Lower
BpG&ee Factory; ahd The entire ostab.
lla ahment was destroyed, including a
do zen dry houses and'paint shop. The
NJ arletta Register sums up the losses as
fOlllEowE l hW2MHNTI
Nye& Whekier y atuRS N LNyA aud
Lemuel Wheeler-occupied an addition
to the main building for the manuiac-
tute OF the II y T. WRshboaFd," and
loet In stockiand ldachlhefy SoniethinE
Rover $4,000. They saved some manu-
iaetured stock; and expect to be man
= w MtSe,tnFing ,Na sgHlq:tr ab9qt thlrty-dGys'
]. g. Hall hal machine shop, on the
north OF the main building, and loses
something like 81 600 mo insurance.
y ls heaVy loss upon very industrl-
trlous and worthy mechanic,
Ehe bucket factory WAS owned by a
company 800 shares; at Z pat value 81
SlO0 each. Besides the realty, the stock
on hand amounted 10 some SIS 0OO an.
surance, 5000 Ia the EEthtl. al Hart.
ford, Connecticut. The heaviest losers
are "A. 8. Curtis, who ,ownedS S7
stock; VIM. Pit Putnam, ca 600; An.
selm T. Nye, $1,000; Lemuel Wheeler.
a 300; !, Waldo Putnem, ,S2 OO0, Ro.
LheusA Hayward, $500. The rest wSs
held chiefly by tho daughters Of WIN,
Pit PutnRmg W .DHIJGAHW
The entire loss was probably about
$4,000. In its results. Il was the most
ThS Sss 0SSahSse !S BSi Ss5s
IN May, 1859, was fpTobHbly not over
$50 600 In excess OF, the ipanranos.
This destroys our productive industry:
throws hfty 10 seventy-dvO nhands out
OF employment; and the bucket factory
will not be- rebuilt although Il iS d
very hne location, and other manufao'
|1utinR eslabl!shmentS-m go up on
the same ground, which, however. u "a
The future. The payroll OF the estah.
llshment was about g, 600 a month s1.,s
.The company was, q good one. and
the ASAeta, nnotWi ithAta I'd lng this severe
loss SAre, yet more thRnenouRh 10 cover
all llAbilitIesI without stoucni nF' 'indlr
stu 'ktlt edged. ," '''s' ''''' 'N' 'A'' q
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ENGLAND.
COndtscCnSlOn Of English, Royalty.
InEnnRs RhnN IN

COndtSCCnSIOn Of English, Royalty.
LONDON, Sept. 10.
The Prince OF Wales has directed
Captain Haten Saunders to communiS
cate TO the Harvard University boats
crew his regret at being prevented from
paying his personal respects 70 them
individually and collectively, during
their stay In England. Capt, Saunders
10 Charged 10 convey also TO the HAr.
Yards an expression Of the admiration
OF the Prince for the gallant manner In
which they rowed against the Oxford
men. '4.-'
A return Match between oxford and
P" l9J's'!' '"5 Harvard. f'.. r's'7
,y' 70 ,....... ...' LONDON, Sept. II.
The Land ( Water newspaper hopes
the Oxford crew will make q return
match with the Harvards, aud that the
race will" be as well fought az the last.
A better contest cannot be expected. I
". THE BYRON SCANDAL.
A letter In the 7tle9rGph says Lord
Byron did not meet Mrs. Leigh from q
period before his marriage until after
the separation from Lady Byron.
THE TIMES ON THE. BPANIsu REvoLu-
-..n TON. t,.t....
Tho Times contracts The French reyo-
luton Of lSlsyWitha the present revolu.
tlon In Spain: In the former the peo-
pie ruled. When the power given tO
Gen. Cavignac was turned against the
people, their sovereignty after short
but terrific struggle, fell. In Spain the
army governs, yet the army, although
ruling has neither couquered nor
fought 70 r it9 power. A struggle with
the people is always imminent, but the
conIending forces are unequal, and the
odds are against the people. Among
the Spanish Btetesmen there is no Ca.
yaignac. They try HsrRtagem, corrup.
ttonIand surprise, but dare not employ
force. The revolution has hardly
moved a step, and the whole affair lies
10 anut.shell. As from the beginning,
The question Is still, whether the army
or Inc people are to have thB upper
THETURoo EGYPTIAN QUESTION!
The Times. in an article on the Turco-
Egyptian affair, trusts the controversy
wilthavs the effect to improve the relR-
tlors oi the Sultan and Vlceroy. 'rhe
jealousy ofthe POrle was. exolled more
BY suspicious than by actions. The
VIceroy having given assurances and
the Porte having conveyed warning,
Turkey and Egypt may agree we'll. II
the advice addressed by each to, the
other be followed BY Both ,lt will be. bet.
ter for lhemSel Ives and for Europe,t Z
The bishop of Exeter viii resign as
soon as arraugementsI for the change
arc completed. Z ~ =. W -
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aCugHA.g.is7.ioqp!
I.t,.Sarss GBsglIihsaIII s%oI,SSIGo s,SolaaoI..,a

Letters DStIihSi4I's& I's&nSE s&onySSEEo en TnicHs. icaee.
,"G"d"i'i Havana, SSpt. a
It having become known that Susper.
tod parttes wsre about 10 deposit letters
Tor the ullled, States mail by, lhe
Steamship Missouri. they were delain-
ed andlthe eleltera which were so pposed
70 t., e contSin ,, rebel Intelligence were
The Court Martial In the case Of
uaalto, lieutenant Governor OF ,BAya-
INA at The oaLbreak OF the rebellion,
have fonhd him guilty or treason and
he has been sentenced u, tho chain
gang Tor zen years. .tmlITrTs
a a Highly Colored Acsountby
"SOuthern GentIeman.W u.a
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/ THETuRoo EGYPTIAN QUESTION,
9HV4 ArATa.s
1ranquilIry Restored-rhe ScrrAno
~ ~ nn..nnn., 4, : 49, us...

1ranquIIIIy Restored-rhe .ScrranO
'u Regency Calming Favor. .-.
. 4.t.aalr ..,o. MADRID, Sept. 10.
The disorders are quelled In the city
and the country Is tranquil. The gov
.ernment has advised Prim that his
return ls unnecessary. 7, .l
TheilmperlQL newspaper to-day pub.
fishes letter from Mr.. Fish, the Alneri.
can Secretary, 10 Minister Hale, aud
comments faVoraoly upon II. .,
.ao,uggg, PARIS, Sept. II.
The tpuor that. the regency under
I,SerrHuo Ii 10 be extended IS gaining
ground. All parties IN Spain favor the
proposition. " sl-.rg..l, ...ns
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sICKLRn n0EE T0 sPAIn.
Threat Of Cuban RGOOEnltIon-Hsayy
y. i. .RoInfpFeemant for Cuba. uuJ

1-IF
y.. Il, .RoInfpFeement for Cuba. uuJ
!rr q.ya 10 yssIr vh PARIS, Sept. IL. ID
It's reported here thai Gen, sirEles'
late note to The Spanish Government
declares that though the United States
have not yet recognized the Ipsnrgepts
10 Cuba ab bellIgerents, stilIiflhe sItua.
lion IL mot modified soon lhRy will
take steps 10 that end. ''gH fw''tl la9
Spain 10 about to dispatch "a. 900
reinforcements to Cuba, the q fitst
detachment 0.C0O strong will embark
during the present week." "IN'"' sa0u
% a." ,bI9hi4H il MADRID, Sent, 12, 10
The ImpreidI newspaper confirms
the report that A.0O0 soldiers viii be
sent to Cuba, and states that the gmef-
chants Of Havana have raised nine
miftlona OF reals for their pay. King
Victor Emanuel, oi Italy, Ii reply 10
oVertures made 10 the Duke Of Aosta,
In connection with the Spanish ttrohei
declares that his son shall never reign
In q free country unless by d uiiani.
nous call Of It's constituent Chambers.
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! Trndo fairly active among Jobbers,
'prlceS on blGRched musllns and canton
tlRnnels arc weak. The Hiasonyiile 8Vinch
snlrtings are 10 loweti to-day selling al l86.
FUTestdAle from l71$ tolls, ,LacUuiR brown
canton nAnnelg, which sold ut 2Oc, are ro-
duced 10 I7A. WotSted bfaIds, In common
and high c0lUrt, are 90 lower, and now sell.
ing 1t 1oe for NO. s.. Prints in good feQuesI :.
prices lend upward, some brands being I'D.
c0nla, aI1 offered by (. r, BteEarL 4 OO..
lU1Sc by CaYe or pAckHpe ~ = W. : ~
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The IInmAOl. teatealaalal ln Neiw

... MA 2. slgaH gHH cd lTU.t
agl'T14' " NEw tYoRK, Sept. IL "a
Tho programme for the Humboldt
Celebration OF Tuesday II Issued, and
includes q procession to Central Park,
Tue Inauguration OF n monument with
appropriate ceremonies, Including ora.
tons by DR.. Francls LlebeTn and DR..
r. Ogden DoremusI and music banquet
at LiederkrouR Hall and torch light
procession In the evening" I.l 7aw- 8
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EXPLANATION.
.uJ EXPLANATION.

HOoFLANDP9 GERMAN sBITTERs Il
gntlE0ly vegetable, aud contains no LIQUOR.
II ls o compound OF Fluid Extracts. The
Roots. Herbs, and BarkA from which these
extracts are made, are gathered In Ger.
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
nom them by q scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded 70 this country
10 b0uled ekpre ESly 1oG the uiActrre Of
this AttterS. ghere a no alcohollo substance
OF anY jkibd dhAed Id com ponhding tho Bit
tiers, Hence II nee from all the Objections In
oldent 10 tho use OF liquor preparation.
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nKAAaOA 3
.Pseh4hle ,AIaleAllon. OF aapoleon.

U'IHIET4NUVIEAIIUHUI WHVOItOh.
Y GL1IidNpoN, srp.slnbsrll.-
A Paris letter published here TO day,
says: The'r1m0rs Of n possible abdiuA
tion fOreshadow mot inprobabls event,
as the Enperor II lla6lsto return, his
sickness ltlcapacLIRtInH him from bust.
ness. Many think his Ron's majority
win be proclaimed on his next birth
luhY,tl l,sI.p-rFIt .s.ig @
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e'ONIaLPRfcEE,uHuz

aOoGShGS GSEaaan Bitssr4 pc. bottle 81 d
Aooasua. aJa R$s Sa IS SsiIse e ann M
bottle. q 50 par bottiBur o half dot Oll lfdf
no, .iTuti (
arDo not forge. u eSAnIae ven ,thS A.
For sale BY DruGglSlA and Dealers IN Ned.
cine eTeryWhefs1g gguw NssiIl' '' Jy2
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THE NEWS.

/ 80 - . ~ - -
Subscriptions to the RawlIn's fund
have reached 81, 200.
The Republican Stale Central COM
mILtee OF Virginia have called State
Convention 10, meet at Richmond OF
the Hth oi'Noveinber.
The President, while In Washington
placed tho roulIpe executive business
In proper Older, and attended TO suct
matters rs required attention. UnlesI
some emergency should arise. be will
not return for fortnight -alHiu'V
A plaster cast Of the face OF the late
Secretary Of War, General ,RlwlIns
was taken before burial at the Con-
gresSlonal Cemetery, by Clark Mills
The body was brought from tho tomt
and placed under an archwuy oftiBgt
erected at the entrance, whsre the cast
was obtained. JlJp 'saaIA
AsamRrk Of respect 10 tho memory
Of Senator Fessenlen. he having held
the position Of Secretary otthe Treas
ury. the Treasury Department al
Washington and Custom House al
Portland, Maine, were closed on sAtur'
day, the day OF his funeral; and the
flags on Custom Houses and other pub
lie buildings throughout the country
under the control OF the Treasury De.
partment lowered Rt 'hRlf- mast during
that day, by order OF the acting secre.
tIty. u tlaaylu0
The National Executive CoumIttee
OF the Union League OF America, mel
Saturday In Philadelphia, and took
action in regard 10 the elections pend
ipg In iPennsyIyanlA, MIss!sslppi and
Texas. ..............., .....-.....
Geo. II. Stuart, treasurer OF the reliel
fund for The Ayondaie SullsFerF, hal
recelved!over $4,000. y AsJiiVD'L
The oticiat newspapers Of Paris to.
day announce Napoleon well.
asueratN shermun'I commission AZ
Secretary Of Wnr annojGis hin Tniil
The end Of the next session Of Congress,
The law doss moi, nrOvsrt h,,r' fror,
ho,d,r. NJ ,w, sN,,sa ~ y, ),
Secretary OF War, but he can draw but
viii, nccan,pi ''If "'ss'>S'i6
,,.hs.nvn.... <,,...,...,,,.. NJ. -. .
n HtTps'sI lIpn, SOrAn'on h'a'ea tnA'
.uefv mas nAS lons peen a ls"d between
~. "el9n anu ltlsn miners anu the
taHSl HSl EEyYP tnteaseneu sne ing pfimtsF Gimt13 III ipF
"oS '",V Oe,nE more ~ "c'fVe1n the 'a'e atf'ke'
InS, ,Cown'SS'oner OF ln1etnai NsVe-
uuS HHS ts'N4ea Hle proposition OF Ia
rtss I tis o..o y h.,osn S,uc,nn"' nut. 10 compso.
'''o n'' '"'o oet0ie III" department
e {, y "a x r. / q q ~
Hen' DutDIh Watu mas Deen employ
cd as' s'AttoIneS SAo reprssen all the Sha.
ker communities In ,ho cour,yv N
II ifi5 lt,t1E' y, }S",trS' w
S"e 'he'' case oeiote commissioner CON N l4s
DelRnoup0n his ruling that In making
Income returns each sociely iIs 10 be
,rea,od as ono parson onI nj. .iIow
:, ~, .H",sirSt'S3 at"NH"sJ ~i'"
su Tue SlHR!e exemption OF ono thou
sand dollars. The claim ofIle Shakcrs
Is that a IairI oonstrucfionSof kbe Law
would allow one thousand dollars ex. eex
emption for eyeYy,tiys ludIvlduals five
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and lho Pops. Couucll.

2Gulwp. BRUssELs, Sept. IL
Tho Belgian Government declines to
ION bavaria In carrying out Prince
q h0hsntoh A'po olibY respeCE1hg The forth.
coming Ecumenical Council. The Gov. !.
eminent has also determined to send no
official delegate ~ Ihe Council.
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PTrTBuRaH, Sept II.
Monongahela eleven feet and failing.
Weather clear and pleasant. Thermoh.
eterat720. ...''
CtNctNNATi, Sept, II, !,
The river has risen three feet eleven
Inches, with ten feet Hve inches in the
channel. Weather clear. Thermome.
yer at 14o. --l--, n-L ~ t-L-.L M I'M
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hoonAnds German Remedies arc counter
Ieited. Boo thAtth0kgnRture Of II. JACK.
SON II on the wrapper OF each bottle. All
0'PS PSsssiSSi S SGSa sSnscS Ssd MsSuae,erS ,hS
German Medicine Store, No. BSl Arch Sueet,
FhiAaslPeAffthA CHARLIE? kfE,? 'I@sGu propr,..oE. =,
.aHs3P' Ha's3P'#il' I Utd'440 440k7SSE 7XSSEAS
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~ ~ SAN Fh1aolsoo, Sept. u,
a count Of votes oflhe city has been
rrrpleted.' Discrepancies were db.
covered In nearly every ward. PellyIS
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ltepuStRahtsm oFoa .bEG In i.SEushSEI.
IIisR1N, Sept IL.
pEasRspeblIc4na are extending thelr
lnhuence IN Portugal, and theIr Organi-
zltlons are iucreaSIfig Id humber So
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ChIcnEo.
' T0Iedo.

sBPTHMHER ll.-FLouR- Quiet. n s4-
GAAIs5%AeaLa shade better; No. 2 2whlto
regular. u Us; amber, iSl 3hal IS; No. Il rcd,
u 81 NO. 2uo,, 81 81; No, 3 DO, 81 81. Corn
@ luwer; No. ], % 10 slc; No. 2, 9Oc.. Oats
STEADY and unchanged SO. L 6S 10 64s; 30.
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According toIhs PAiraguA yam ac&oOu t
, sharp engagement, occurred bet wsen
tbe BtRzflLansl &bdl Paraguat ans, Ia
which 200 OF the former and 60 OF the
laterwere killed. N0Wing 70 the u nfas
yorable nature Of the ground the Para.
guaYAns were unable 10 pursue them,
The news from Brazilian sources says
the allies were continuing preparations
10 attack Lopez In force, E1''' -
A writer in 10 days. EtdARntd saya
Mr.. Mcmahon, United States Minister
20 Paraguay dopies the charges recent
y brought akainat Lopez. HE says14o- j.
peg "a intelligent polished and Gopra-
geous, and conversant 6Wilhl European
manners and diplomacysr Only two or
,three Eaglish desir 10 leave Paraguay,
'6Gs they sFsteo apl Ania Is express thslf
EAIILIi lrh EAUNd
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Movements Or 2 PfbEidons GrAnt.-

NRWYoRIE, Sept l2.
In President Grant and sptta visited yhB
son at West Point to-day, returning In
| the evening" CslHJn" Ts''
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FY9 rshlpA Mere Loot In she ,Gnltef
81. lAGtepea during aRae! J ThA cf9Rb
were saved. The vessels In Quebec
'wefs badly damaged. 70 aooupr.i agrni
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9 GOyaygE;W4Ll op NyIpiti has
come out dntesereediy ii SiaVoA Aor>ttOS 81 Is.
moving, thP, ,, Disabilities frem, all ,yho
Participated Id Tie rebellIoh. idhhl
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ID MINOR PkLRaRAMs.s.

Respectfully yours ,---
! ..,' "'u NN.,.--L- ..- q. s. MoFAppEN.
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Ciueiu1Ihu.

isErrEMBEn n.-FLoUE-QuIet and un.
GRAIS-Wheat- Firm, hut demand ,lIkht.
red VI 9SAl q; white s. 3lAl IS. UOrn-Duil nj
0'aSSe; oaIsEDnl az SSaSGs. Rys-ssc. 1y-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-13

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thatIndiaus attacked Mexican train
near Antelope Creek, and were repuised
by the whites. Twenty Indians were
killed. Recently discovered. gold mines
In Hassayayai district being opened,
hrge parties OF men are arriving from
White Pine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-22
ARTICLE VIII,

The high contracting parties declare that this
Convention shall not be considered as prece-
der obligaboT on them, and that they remain
in perfect liberty TO proceed in the m1nuer that
msy be deemed most con venient regarding the
diplomats claims that may arise In the future.
In witness whereof the respective plenipo-
tentiaries have signed the same IN the Eugiish
aud Spanish lang guagas, and have afh xed thereto
the seals OF their arms.
Done in Lima, the fourth day Of Decsmber
In The yesr of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty -etght
ALVIN r. HJvEV. II. 81
J. A. BARRsNECHEA. c. g
And whereas the sad convention has bsen
Gully ratified on both parts, and the respective
Publications of the same were exchanged at
Lima on the 4th Of June last
Now, therefore, be it known that l. Ulysses
America, have caused the said convention 70
be made public 20 the end that the stme and
every clause Snd article thereof may lie observed
and fulfilled with good faith by the United
States and tie citizens thereof.
In testimony whereof / have hereunto set
my lasd and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed
Done at the city of Washington, this
sixth day OF july, i'm the gear of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
II. g. sixty-niDe. and of the Independence
of the United States OF America the
nlnety-fourth. L. ). GIANT.
By the President:
JIG. BANCROFT DAVIS.
Acting Secretary OF State.