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THE IMPRISONMENT OF PLUNDERING
POLITICIANS.

A FEW faint streaks of the dawn of the better
day, when officials who cOnspire to plumber
governments will be punished with as much
severity as the criminals who rob private indi-
viduals, are beginning to illumine the horizon.
Callicott, who was formerly the Speaker of the
New York State Assembly, and subsequently
revenue official detected in dishonest practices,
is still incareerated within the walls of the
Albany Penitentiary; and while we question the
wisdom of the regulation which alleviates his
punishment by making him the hospital steward
of that institution, the fact remains that pecu-
lating officials cannot always escape the clutches
of the law, and that in his instance at least,
although it may be but one of hundred justice
has claimed a rightful victim. In England, re-
Gently, q clerk in the Admiralty, T. Gambler,
who, together with an engineer, Rumble, So
licited and obtained bribe from contractor as
a consideration for obtaining contract to fur
nish timber, were subsequently arrested on the
charge of conspiring to obtain money under
false pretenses, and an English court convicted
and sentenced them to eighteen months impri-
sonment at hard labor.
Pennsylvania doubtless contains at this mo-
ment hundreds, perhaps thousands, of men who
are guilty of offenses quite as heinous as those
for which Callicott was punished in New York
and Gambler and Rumble sentenced to prison in
England. Many of these men hold high posi-
tions, exert powerful influence upon political
poYements, ard asur9 directly OF indirectly "a
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Investment,

The Sc Louis, Vandalia, and Terre Haute Railroad
building to connect the cities OF st. Louis ana
Terre Haute, forming part OF the
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OLoTHlNo.
OLOTt+lNO.
Why do the Gentlemen go for
Clothes to
ROCKHILL & WILSON?

BECAUSE Gentlemen know that they can get the
best Of everything there at the most
reasonable prices.
BECAUSE 1t is q pleasure to 90 where you know
that every garment is well made, and
so durably put together that the seams
will last as long as the fabric does.
BECAUSE Rockhill Wilson use none but the best
materials, and such as gentlemen enjoy
wearing.
BECAUSE Rockhill Wilson employ none but the
best cutters trimmers, sewers and
fnshers.
BECAUSE Rockhill Wilson have so long enjoyed
the patronage OF the best men in Pha-
delphia, that they can tell at q glance,
exactly what each man wants.
BECAUSE you can get dollars worth for your
dollar at Rockhlll Wilson's better than
at any other place In town.
Now is your time, gentlemen.
Embrace the present opportunity
To supply yourselves
Economically
With some of the best
SPRING CLOTHING
Ever offered to the public
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present he is high I'm favor Of the liquor-deaers IL
being understood that he makes a majority in the
Board of Excise In favor Of a reduction in the rates
OF license fees.
There has been quite exodus OF actors this week
for Europe. Mr.. Lester Wallack and family an the
FOrences sailed in the same vessel the former for
the restoration of Mrs. Wallacks he nth, the latter
for first instalmen perhaps, of the aure tied tine
ture which converted her brown locks to those OF
golden hue
The Coroners and their deputies arc excessively
indignant at some asperslons lately thrown upon
them to the effect that Coroners Ring" existed in
this city, by which money was made out of inauests
There are four Coroners in New York, who annu-
ally hold two thousand inquests. The fee in each
case is twenty dollars, giving each Coroner an
annual income of ten thousand dollars which is not
so extremely bad.
Lydia Thompson's new rival is Miss Marion Tay-
lor, at Woods Museum. What the color OF Miss
Taylors own hair is / don't know, but she wears
beautiful auburn wig, and Is hazel-eyed. She also
sings better than any burlesque actress at present
in this city. One OF the funniest things Just now upon
the stage is the duet to the air OF I'm passant sous la
fenetre, sung by Lisa Weber and Miss Thompson.
Neither of them hits the notes clearly Lisa sings
sharp and Lydia sings nat but the audience is de-
lighted and by its profound stupidity only renders
the encore the more brilliant ALI BABA.
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FINANOIAL.
S T. LOUIS, VANDALIA,
AND TERRE HAUTE RR. BONDS.
Having been appointed the sole
Agents

FOR the sale OF the balance S7DO,OOO OF the ahov.
bonds, we offer them as in our judgment
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Rolling bicycle over q mile or two OF Belgian
pavement two or three times day will cure the
most obstinate OF rheumatic affections
-Vaulting successfully into the saddle of n veloci
pede is feat which requires considerable Judgment
and agility, however easy it may seem to those who
oerleaps itself and comes cropper on 'tother side
OF its bicycle. INV
-They have marine veocipede at Saginaw
Michigan. This new monster of the deep il con.
structed almost entirely of tin. II is about twenty
five feet long, and has fifteen inches "breadth of
BEAM" As soon as the correct depth of this novel
craft has been ascertaned, full particulars as TO
dimensions will be forwarded to England in order to
has been found impossible to figure the thing up on
the American plan.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RSyn FOR THE SUMMER.-TO PREVENT
sunburn and all discoorations and irrtations of the
sku bites of mosquitoes other insects Wrghts
Aconated Glycerne Tablet. 1t is deciously fragrant
transparent and has equal toilet soap For sale by
dEqggRists generally. II. G. A. WRIGHT No 6Sl
CHESNUT street.
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CHAMPION SAFES !
UNSUCCESSFUL BURGLARY.
LETTER OF MESsRs. DAVID DowS & co.
NEW YORK, April 10, 1869.

ONOOCCEOOrO " ~ DO ISULAhIs
LETTER OF MEssRs. DAVID Dows & co.
NEW YORK, April 10, 1859.
HERRING, FARREL & SHERMAN,
No. 251 Broadway.
Gents: On the night Of the 22d utimO, our store,
No. 20 South street. entered, and desperate at
tempt made by burglars upon one OF your safes in our
counting-room.
The key to the safe n which we kept our securities
was locked inside of our fre-proof book safe, the
doors OF which literally cut to pieces; from this
they obtained the key to the other safe and opened
it. Fortunately we had one OF your Burglar-Proof
Bankers Chests inside, in which our vauables were
deposited This they went to work at with a will,
and evidently used up all their time and tools in vain
attempts to force it. The night dark and stormy,
and the fact OF their knowing where our key was
kept shows that their plans were well matured They
tried wedging the door and body Of the Chest, and
the faithful safe bears evidence OF the labor and skill
devoted to the work. All useless, and it Is with
great satisfaction report that upon opening it we
found securities all Sde and therefore cheer
fully indorse the Burglar-Proof work recommended
by you.
You will please send the new safe purchased by US
TO our counting house. and take the old one to show
that some safes are st manufactured worthy OF the
name DAVID DOWs co.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. .THURsDA

sett want under the string hands down." on easy
winner nv lengths Of the fastest at the distance
On record Corscan was second Alta Vela third, and
nnnlaced Metairie was fourth, and Lancaster f.th,
Cotre and Nemesis pulled up Last Time minutes ~
seconds. ...-
EgcoSp RACE sveepsaLS $50 saeh $50 added all ses mile
benson Cr.wfords Hauagsnseit year, BY imp Eclipse
dam Jessie DIon. ''''''''''''''
L. n Hollands e COc'n Years b. Upele
o'Palop, br Alta Yela years bJ HsnlaL:
CotT, Nemesis ub Bpshs Lancaster and hetare also Tsu
The Flash Stakes was sweepstakes for twoyear Odds.
40 entrance aud $500 added half mile or the 20 GU
res 10 started-Vic Col NcDnies Dr. c. by DOnora;
Hunter Trayiss ch f. and b. by darlington; DcnsOn
a Crawl ords ch c. by Censor, dam LAnglase, and T.
nv Censor dam Pasta; A. BelmOnrs ch. T. Nellie James,
r Morriss CHI T. Remorscless, j. McConneIS Or G. chill
Gothic r. Thompsons br. T. Lady Petry, IL r. McGrath's
Inv r. Uarbingcr and j. j. OFaons ch. l. by
GIendower dam Prunella. Mcconnell d Thomp.
soma pair were the favorites, selling for SO0);
O'Faons entry, 500; Thorns, e2Io Beimonts; s3o&
Denson and Crawfords pair. si25, and the hed Si5O
After repeated false starts, the flag FELL Nellie James
taking The lead with McDanelss lilly next, RemoIselcss
third and Chicothe and Harbnger last. At the home
strctch urn Nellie James sti led, with Remorseless
neyt and LADY Petry third. splendid race home re-
smiled i'm favor Of Remorseless, by neck, Lady Petry
third. Time, I9l
Third Flash for twoJe ods halls mile $50 entrance
v Worrs ch Renorseless by Eclipse dam Babary
Benons Nellie James by Dollar dam BY Newm nsterl
Tbnmpsons Lady Py By Lexington dam by lorkshireJ
Seven others ran lme-f't
The betting the cap race tomorrow Is very heavy
Bayonet is the favOTe at $1,000 NauXha 5000 Nemesis
S22O; Nellie Mcdonald, $3.50 Pantaganet, Sl75; Local.
$50, and Sleety, $50.
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The monthly meeting Of the Kings County
Central Temperance Association was held Tuesday eve
Ming Presiden A. A. Roberts the chair Discussion TOOK
place as to the best to be employed to induce such
persons as sign the pledge at the outdoor meetings. 70
connect themselves with some Temperance 10
THE Chairman called the attention OF the delegates 10
statement in THE TRIBUNE. that the Excise CON MS
soners would refuse licenses to liquor sellers the
neghboring residents protested against such licensing
and he was appointed committee 10 CONFER WIN the
commissioners Some discussion followed az TO the
policy OF using force enforce the Excise Law some
arguing that inasmuch as the majority we're opposed 70
the Excise Law, It could not be strictly enforced,
and that education and moral suasiOn should be the
means 10 bring the people to temperance ana tnen
matter of course Finally the discussion was closed by
the adoption OF resolution offered by MT A W. Gleason
that n committee OF three be appointed 10 CONFER
with the DisrictAttorney FOR the purpose OF deyslng
some means enforce the law by securing the conVc
ton OF vOlators and Messrs A. W. Gleason, John DAVIS
and b. T. Hale were appointed.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Fanita Freeman Philadelphia. mdse and pass
WicOmb, Manila March - hemp
Bark Union NicklisoD, Pensacola n DAYS, iumbe.
Bark Guurie Marie, Fleuh Rotterdam % days, mdse
Brig Yankee Blade Coombs BhisbethDort
sCHOOSERs-RyER And cOAsTV;sE
Willow Harp Pail River yohn strop, Ds6ton.
Jss English, Providence. u CraomeI Boston; a.,
\ : Brown Nortbport =. L. Porter Richmond. Me-
S,rsb Fsstnort l,tb W. w. Branard, Portland, c.
Ssxou Port Johnson. d. Kelly, Roudout
S,rab Cole Stranger. ROndout
William Sage South Aubov Emma X sleD Aihahy'
Chas A Grlinh Providence Alice scranton, AlOADJ'
Commodore Nantucket VIOLA, sag hafooh
Anthony Kelly, Virginia. William horthport
virginis Virgiuia Yosemite, Norhport
I. d Weptsorh PoTtJo Johnson. Henry. Southport
r. s. Parker, GleDc0ve. liyranger, fIovoehee
ID. Pearsal. Greenwich. John feh, nantacAtL
Josspbine Taunton. Maria PORT Jefferson
u. 4. Willetts Eew.Lonion Branch, horNaL
Mary BrOckWay, New.liayen. Ahnira ulencove
C,rohpe A Coruela Somerset. Maria Hsarn, Stanford.
SoOhia BrOOkbayen. Justice, newport
LitlA Charley Sag IIarbOr Restless, Nantucket
Diadsm, Providence. Evelyn, stamoru
Mary RHu Calais lumber. Deoora, Mschias, lumber.
John Crockand. Norwich Fair Wind New Bedford
America Rockland lime Jacob Lonllad, Bridgeport
David Nelson Portcheer Dart, STANFORD.
Cloud NeW-IIaven. Clara Post PoTteheser
SAILED.
Seamsps-Cns aud Minnesota for JverpOo Leo for SsvAnnAh
Magnolia Tor Charleston Shp-J0hn Bright for San Francisco
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosrON Aug 4-Aved batks Express from Roeriami Fredon
fom Faa: bg Albert chr Alpine B0nsire
CHAKLEsroS Avg 4-Arhved steamship j. W Eyeman, from
Phade phla. Sailed steamship Sarsgossa, for Nes-iork
SAyAiNAH Aug A-Saed steamship Raptan, for HeW-fork
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HOME NEWS.
THB WEATHER

TInur Th~r Rsr Wind fn"t ip r5, Pa, y ~
g. 40 29o8 y. w. AnB - %,
F2c 1891 ". w. y a. - ~ o. - ~
2ag7W u - @' 80 y - ~ a.
little hay from 10 ~ hse eony
s1 bs,y rom n poan AfsruooBap 70 o. cloudy Al = wy "a
sunset BrehhE- a.
& o,uipg thunder sbo ser out soddby WIN os gus" "
...r b.ts ma there
rEg Numbers ofsbootng stars we're seen % in
e,shps sos. the hy u minutes sir ~ Sr. At
d. r,,ng N rdnsS6av Aug The following Is Ine
2.lIa m osr brilliant white meteor apparently ~. W
Vru. re, hobt-st shot the heavens ONMu
IA 4 4. rec. above northeast horizon az ~ 49,,
low in color spledd train 70 degree, e sdnsI 10 CSpsla
alpb. AZ 80 one Sle eqa ~
,bot 10 degrees n n from Alpha Audromsda W Of ss
A"Sr,Gda 10 degrees At 2l2 another .,s a, 40 we're
Fit. .rot from Capella degrees N r. ~ a,st
~ third msgnitnde The earth has not YET sn .he ga
s,, e region Of 1906 therefore splendid meeof u"P' ~"
At he expected
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Toisl......." "A -

INSISg.
la % ID tlh 5h oh 7th gh-Total
n sa%Rea' &c.,. 81
SeoreSulug and Ritter UmpreJohn Kelley Of the BnprtL
ATLANTIC VS.. UNION OF MORRISANGA.
Weather permitting, this game SO often post
pOned, will be played the Captoline ground Brook
Ign, this afternoon. IL Will DO the first appearance of
the exclamation Unions in an important game this
season.
MUTUAL VS.. IRYINGTOS.
The Green Stocking Mutuals will cndeavOr
retrieve OF their lost laures on the Union ground
Mllliamsburgh, this afternoon. Their opponents from
NewJerscy are no mean adversaries and close game
10 looked for.
RED STOCKINGS VS.. CENTRAL CITY.
CINCINNATI, Aug. A game of base ball was
played here this afternoon between the Rcd Stockings
and the Central city Club Of Syracuse resulting in Vie
tory for the former by OF 81 Two thousand
persons were present The day was very hue but the
play was indifferent. The clubs play tomorrow.
NOTES.
The game on Tuesday between the Hay
makers OF sapletOn and the Straw Pressers OF New
York resulted In favor Of the former by score or AZ
TO IS.
Mr.. {. Gilman, umpire of the game played
between the OsceOas ana Athletes Saturday says that
the latter were not beaten reported Eight innings,
ne says were played by the OsceOas but when the Attn
lees we're called 10 the Bat IL found that the ball was
non est member OF the OsceOlas having made home run
win H. As the continuance Of the game under these
circumstances was impossible the umpire decided that
IL was draw and the contestants withdrew.
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., iu,, ,bt, year amounted 70 el,ooo more tesn- 10
Vb ,sg. month ysa and the euris we're sne more.
, Nth ib Gas Company the lighting Of the public E
Monnmsnt owing want Of funds instead Of eAehng We
hight Of 100 feet will be pain SHAN o. sss hgn
~ 90 p,ssaic County The PAssale maen 1ps e
puut @ md hollis Tor the Spanish ships and the Cuban syn
natbiters en- ployed refused 10 work upon them'
ELIZABETH.-John Breodhelmer OF hoseIe W ;,S
~ NJ Y M Ush Of See in Nay last He was bed Tor
trial
= 'DFNVTJE N 1.-The sale of lots. upon the
ahod,, Camp Crowd 1senG S eemnenseo o.
a. "a I'D VA, attended Tuesday afternoon p hfge nuhe
vnsn md clergy hundred lots were sold ane 'he
-sesnts IN amounted 10 S2Sl
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IAnaounrenseBts
"FprsE ASA MAIDEN's BLUSH"

Ia the rur. uby Complexion which follows tho Of HAGATs MAG
o, RAIN II the True Of Beauty Fashionable Ladies
Society understand this
Tn. Magnolia Balm changes rustic Country Girl into CITY Belle
more rapidly than auy other one thing.
suuburu Tan Preess BOohes and all the effects OF the
Simmer Sun disappear where used and genial cultivated fresh
expression obtained which rivals the Bloom Of Youth Beauty pos
e to all who will respectable store and n on
getting the Magnolia Balm. Depot No. 81 Psrk-rou NJ T.
LYoNs KArHAIRoS is the best thing for the Hair
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AQUAIIC.
THE ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. A portion of
the Atlantic Yacht Squadron up from Newport to
Bristol to-day, and had regatta for prizes offered by
the citizens Of Bristol But schooner appearing that
class was omitted The Sadie took the prize Tor the nrst
class sloops. beating the Daphne by or minutes IN the
20 mile course In the second class slOops the NhDus
beat the Cyrene by 10 seconds Some disappointment
was felt that 50 few Of the yachts appeared but tho
superior attractions Of Newport probably detained the
Othefs from The COplcat.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
BRIGHTON RACEs-sECOND DAY.

BRIGHTON RACEs-sECoND DAY.
LONDON, Aug. 4.-The Nursery Stakes OF IL
soveregns each for year ods won by Recorder
beating Dr. c. Hush Money, second, and CHI c. valentine
third The betting at the start was to against re
corder 10 to against Hush Money and Valentine. FIJI
teen started. The Brighton Cup value 400 soyerelghs
added TO sweepstakes OF 10 soverens each was won by
n r Restitution with c. T. Norma second and bl. g. Blue
skin third The betting A to against the winner
8 to against Norma, and to l against Bueskin Six
started
ROCKINGHAM PARK RACES.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Aug. AT Rockingham
Park to-day the for purse OF $780, was won by Lady
Walker in three straight heats I'm the race Tor $3.50
SaIle won the first money In 247, 247 247 Kate was
second and Lady Lawrence third. There were Ne meats
and 1--WE false starts on and seven on another
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REMOVAL.
$40
4 Is

THE COLLINS METAL WATCH AID JBwBLRi FACTORY
has REMOVED the oce l 80 Nassau st. TO their splendid
J35 BROADWAY These superior Watches nave
aud give universal sabsaehon
although sold at moderate prize not surpassed appearance
by gold coating ~ aud Slo they nave been
greatly improved but the prices man Tie SANE sa llSse OF extra
IN Gents aHd Ladies Jcwely OF the richest STYLES
ever. respect the prices WE
HAVE Bur ONE OFFlCh, No AGENTS aud not responsible
worthless goods sold cheap ese establishments
Our cto only place the GENulNk COLLINS METAL
WATCHES AND JRWEIRf CAN HE HAD.
q. n. COLLINS A Co, No dn Broadway,
diaTDeT VI MOT,h-ss
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1t has been we'll said that man might as wei
b. ont III. world as out Of the This particularly true 10 the
Of head covering and who makes bis appearance 10 an
uushOube tile insults the progressive age In which We i've 10
get thoroughly good will meet the most sTeng demands Of
andda nuIohae Of KHoL No. 2l2 BToadNay
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Umpe-Mr. Code Unions Of Mousans ScoreB-Jenius
and Dr. Watson GameIbree hours Len BAsoE-Mano
Snyder. Campbell, -tetll Allison. Patterson. MARIN,
Teacv Egger l-t0ta Clean home mn-IeAcy. 2; kgsT
l-total B. Fy-eatche-MaHo. Grun, Snyder y Reach -
Campbell SpraFue l-tOtal Allison. Martin, Melissa
odss s. Treacy p Eger l. Pnkhan. total &C. Foul
3; Jevet Bare payrut o BY Wood
Beach Deyyr Campbell ~ sprae, totl H. Assisted BY
Wood Beach, IL Grum Reach, DeUr hppgue I-'ota H.
Put out By Allison 2-to Assisted by Patterson
IIodss JeNe 2-ios Run outNr,oH bt Wood Mauot by
Patterson Campbell BY Nelson foul ball5sJ, times
IgIQ lima
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CHAMPIONS vs., RFSOLUTFs

The Champions, of jersey City, played game
yesterday with the ResOutes OF Elizabeth FOR the cham
piOnshp OF the State tho ground OF the latter in Jer
soy city The game proved 10 DO tame, and the Cham
piOns with the greatest ease. The following Is the
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Tr,pEP,NcE IN BROOKLYN.

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wIxAs No 10 keep best variety from all Publishers
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

NEWS OF THE WEEK.
THE NATIONAL DEBT,
See THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
or AUG
A PLEA FOR TEMPERANCE,
I'm THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF AUG
WHAT SHALL WE DO WITH OUR CRIMNALsi
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF AGO. =
EDUCATIONAL FLoGGING,
See THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF AUe
THE QUESTION OF ROME.
See THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF AUa
THAT GIRL,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF AUG 6
POLITICAL ECONOMY-BY HORACE GREELEY,
I'm TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
oF AUG 4
EDITORIAL NOTES,
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OF AUG
Eserv HesGer Of TIE fSatfy Tribune sAsniS s.bs
scribe for TIE WEEKLY Trsbsss 10 FSLs.
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION
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OF AUG. L
WASHINGTON NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
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OF AUG. Z
MISS ANTHONYs SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION,
En- THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF AUG
CONVENTION OF PHILOLOGISTs,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF AUG.
THE KENTUCKY AND ALABAMA ELECTIONS,
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oP AUG.
SAM HILDEBRAND. THE OUTLAW,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
oP AUG.
REPORTED OUTRAGES IN KENTUCKY,
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OF AUG
EMANCIPATION-DAY IN MASSACHUSETTS,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF AUG.
AOOlDENl a NOAh
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OF AUG. T.
YOUNG LADIES AND THE HOMESTEAD LAW,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF AUG. {
ESTATE OF THE HON. HENRY j. RAYMOND,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF AUG
EAo.s ~hO hGre Land. for Sale 'ho~Id .SSrsr'i' 80
The Weekly TribsHe.
RUN THROUGH VIRGINIA,
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OF AUG. l.
AN ENGLISH FORGER ARRESTED,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
or AUG. &
THE MAMMOTH CAvE-A CURIOUS WILL,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF AUG. Z
SCIENTIFIC NOTES,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF AUG. &
PERSECUTION OF THE MACON POSTMASTER.
See THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
oP AUG.
A WEDDING PARTY DISPERSED,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF AUG.
A PITTSBURGH MINISTER IN TROUBLE.
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or AUG. Z
TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE sun.
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or AUG. 4
WOMAN SUFFRAGE,
THE TEXAS FLOOD,
THE FRENCH CABLE,
OUTDOOR SPORTS,
THE BUFFALO COAL TRADE,
THROUGH TO THE PACIFIC,
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OF AUG. Z
Rrery Persos rhO has . Farss for Sale ssos!d
.a&rsrfiss Is The IVeekEs Tribune. M'
CircsGsfios d Greater EsSs shat
Of sss osker Newspaper.
THROUGH THE SOUTH
THE CUMBERLAND TABLE LAND,
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OF AUG.
NEUTRAL LAND OUTRAGES AGAIN.
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oy AU0
F0RSAKEN--A POEM
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FOREIGN NEWS.
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GENERAL NOTES.
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