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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-12-15

Books dear books
Have been and are my comforts morn and night
Adversity, prosperity at home,
Abroad, health, sickness, good or i'll report,
The same firm friends, the same refrsshment
rich,
The source of eOnsolation."- DO5Fs .Prs4On
Thoughts.
POWER OF THE PooR.-The poorest have
1t In their power to give or withhold kind
or obliging expressions. Tney have it in
their power to give or withhold the smiles
of affection and sincerity of a tender at
tachment. Let not the, humble offerings
Of poverty be disregarded. The man Of
sentiment knows how to value them he
prizes them as the best deeds of denef-
cence.
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Dealer In American and Foreign Watches, Clocks,
silverware and Fancy Goods-Northwest corner
OF Public Square, Canton, Ohio. Repairing neat
ly, expeditiously and satisfactorily done.
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]. A. MEYER,

Dealers In watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware,
&C, east side OF Public Square, Canton, Ohio.
Repairing done on short notice.
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Teachers Examination.

A PPLIcANTS for Teachers' certificates IN
n Stark county, will please take notice. that.
trom this date, regular Examinations will be held
In Canton on the fTSt Saturday OF each month
The next examination will be on Saturday De
cember Sd 1870
By order Of Examiners
noYl0 TO-u DANIEL WORLEY, Clerk
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p Pook- Binder and Blank. Book Manufacturer All
orders from abroad promptly attended to. Bind
cry in iarter's block, up stairs. Canton, Ohio.
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Notice.
FOR RENT.

THREE ROOMS (up-stairs) In brick building or
southwest corner Of Public Square For fur
ther particulars enquire OF the under igned At his
store. j. g. RICHARDS.
octI-tf
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HARVEY LAUGHLIN,
Attorney At Law, Notary Public, Alliance, Ohio
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]. W. AIeCORD
7 q WILLARD

unity Surveyor-Ofhce.inthe County Recorders
once, In the NilSidal Building, where he can be
found when In the city; II not, any business
wanted can be loft with Jacob kHplinger, ESQ.,,
County Recorder, who will give due notice to me.
The law authorizes the County Surveyor to tax e
the Acknowledgements OF any instrument Of writ
ing; he will therefore write and acknowledge
Agreements, Mortgages, Deeds, &C, at fair prices
and upon the shortest notice.
Canton, January 10, lS0S.
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PRINCE & HAAS

Merchant Tailor, and dealer in American and I'm
ported Cloths, Cassimeres, Nestings and Gents
Furnishing Goods; Also, agent for the Singer
Sewing Machine. Canton. Ohio. may4 TO-tf
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M.G. McGREGOR.

Attorney nj Law. and General Collecting Agent
Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri oct2lu
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EDWIN SMITH,

UuuertaKers-Alotaliic and all kinds Of Coffins al
ways on hand. Two iiearscs always In rcadi
ness-East Tuscarawas street, Canton, Ohio.
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we HAVE
Nails, Glass, Sash and
Doors.
The Best Springs, Steel
AxleS,
Hoes, ShOVels, Forks, Mi
ners' Material, Picks,
&c.
Carpenters Tools, Cedar
Ware,
Spoons, SiIVerWare and
Cutlery Of the very best.
Floor Oil-cIOth, EnameIed
Goods, Drugget.
Horse Blankets aud Lap
Robes Of the finest quail
tiles and styles.
Pure White lead, Oils &
VarniShes of all kinds.
E5-We have everything usually kept in a First
Class Hardware Store. We respectfully invite the
public TO give as = call before purchasing else
where PONTIUS 4 ESSIG.
oct2Su
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A. ]. DOUDS.

Surgeon Dentist-oflce up stairs, In residence,
on Market street. west side, three doors south
OF Public Square. Canton, Ohio. All operations
eoenected with the profession promptly attend
ed 20. decl6
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And FULL LINE Of all other goods belonging
to the trade.
S. COVE & co. are the Oldest Whole
sale Liquor House in the the county, and have
been In the business sixteen years. This is the
only House too in the county that makes a speci-
atty Of this business. Their large experience is
warrant TO the Trade that they understand It,
and their success is the result Of this and their
fair dealing.
They warrant their goods represented, and
they have never dealt in unrectiaed spirits
knowing as they do that raw spirits invariably
contain faSii oil deadly poison.
In addition to their Wholesale Trade they have
a large assortment OF their
Best and Pure Brands
put up in bottles. and for sale for family use
These are sold by the bottle to accommodate pri
vate families.
us-An goods sold strictly in accordance with
the law. aagu-tE
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HIRAM THURSTON

STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT,
A. McGrcgor 4 Son, Publisher. and Plain ant
Fancy job Printers, Empire Block, Canton, OHIO
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OTTO WTNTERHAITFR
nFTRI.E 4 RROTHFR

ractical Matchmaker and Jeweler. and Dealer In
Matches; Clocks. Jewelry and Siverware re-
pairing neatly done, on sliOu notice-No Eagle
Block, Canton Ohio. feb3G0tf
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John p REX

Furniture Dealer aud Undertaken, East Tuzoa
rawas street. Canton, Ohio. novitf
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AMERICAN HOTEL.
BY A. L. Rothacker, East Tuscarawas street.
Canton, Ohio. aprilB7Otf
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DIR. J. H. sIDDALL.
ntIst-Harter'. Block, Canton, Ohio.
GEO. D. HARTER & BRO,

haukers-ESst Tuscarawas street, Canton, Ohio
Receive Deposits, Loan Money, buy Gold, Sill
Yer, Bonds and Compound Interest Notes. Elk
change bought and sold.
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&c-Particuar attention given to
copying and enlarginE pictures. Oval Frames
and Albums constantly on hand. Rooms In
ohio. junel3'G6u
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cUSronHoUsE AGAIN.
Present status Of the Case.

AGSSAe HAeANae SA AAN -NA1Ns
Much has been said, both in public and
in private circles, during the last year, con-
cerning the proposed new Customhouse at
this place As deep As has been the general
concern regarding an improvement, IN the
commencement and completion of which
all are interested, and as thoroughly as the
enterprise has been canyassed, there is a
vast deal Of light lacking upon the subject
yet. Notwithstanding the repeated as
severations that the work would be put IN
| der contract at an early day and pushed
forward to speedy completion, there is an
| apparent and manifest tardiness in the mat
| ter calculated to produce no very sanguine
hopes that the edifce IS to be finished very
soon. Some time since, Mr.. A. B. Mullet,
the supervising architect, was here. Soon
after, the location for the CustOmhouse was
selected The deeds of conveyance were
drawn, and under official notification the
removal of the old buildings that encum-
bered the grounds was commenced. Thus
far, things looked well, and prospects were
that the ediice would be speedily put
under contract. At that time everything
looked favorably to the pushing forward of
the work. Short time since the dispatches
informed US that the subject of the Nash
VILE cuStOmhOuse, In connection with other
public buildings was brought up for official
consideration, and that definite action was
postponed as regarded the adoption of a
design for the building, in consequence of
the smallness Of the appropriation made
for the purpose. Here the matter rested.
The postponement of action In adopting
design, even, on account of the paucity Of
appropriations, does not augur well for the
enterprise. Mr.. WiIlet, who we believe
occupies the position of Assistant Super
vising Architect, reached the city a few
days since, and although he is sanguine
that additional appropriations will be made
sufficiently large to construct the building
according to elaborate designs and capaci-
ty, there is no evidence that such viii be
the case. These appropriations cannot be
made till the assemblage Of the next ses-
sion of Congress, and probably they msy
not be made, if made at all, till late in the
session. In all the circumstances it Is not
unreasonable to infer that regular opera
tions will not be commenced on the Gus
tom house at this place before next spring
or summer, desirable as it is that it should
be completed at once.
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NEW YORK.
Local News In Brief.

New YoRK, Aug. 13-It is announced
that the 0rangemen will soon have a pic
mic outside of the Metropolitan District
and be prepared to resist an attack.
No lives were lost on the steamer Nor
walk.
The number of deaths during the past
week 757.
Mrs Robinson and two gentlemen were
drowned last evening by the upsetting OF a
boat by squall.
Fifty German sailors left here to day for
the seat of war in Europe.
The Erie, New York Central and Penn
sylvania Railroad Companies have advanced
their rates for passengers and freight, to
take effect on Monday.
The new freight rates will probabably be
five per cent higher, but will not be an>
nounced till next week.
William F. Veltman, of the Fourth Ma
tonal Bank, was to-day brought up on a
charge of altering the books of the bank
and embezzliDg $1,000 He was held to
answer in 81, 500 bail. Veltman was ac-
quilted on a similar charge last April
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THE JUDICIAL ELECTIONS.

EentreSs County.
The vote for Supreme Judges gave the
Conservative ticket $40, no votes being
cast for the Radicals.
OVcrIOn County.
Supreme Judges, Conservative ticket l.
O39, Radical ticket 53.
Hardin County.
To the Editors of the Union and American:
SAVANNAH, Aug. 8.-The result of the
election is follows:
Supreme Judges, Conservative ticket
$50 votes each, Radical ticket Is votes
each.
Chancellor, Broyles sec, Nixon 40, Rose
81, Mckinney 146, Jones 3.
Circuit Judge, Elijah Walker 1,O94.
Attorney General, Porterfeld 679, Tay-
lor 100, Rice 103, Shipman $40.
County Court Clerk, II r. Hinkle Rad.
reelected, beating Irwin PA votes.
Register, T. J. Welch, DEM elected.
Our county Court now stands 81 Conserva-
tive justices to 10 Radicals. Yours, NJ.
Chancellor 9th Division.
To the Editors Of the Union and American:
LAwRENoEBURG, TENN, Aug. II, $780,
The vote for chancellor in Lawrence, Lewis,
Hickman, Dickson, Humphreys, Benton,
Perry, Wayne and Hardin, foots up:
For Nixon, 4,O45; for Mckinney, sos;
for Jones, 276; for Broyles, 973; for Rose,
1,277.
McNairy, Henderson and Decatur to hear
from. McNairy will give Mckinney about
900 votes, Nixon about 250; Henderson
will give Jones about 900 and Nixon about
POO. 1t is reported that Decatur county
has cast her vote for Nixon by small ma
jority over Jones. The majority for Nixon
in the Division will be two or three thous-
and votes
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ILLINOIS
our magnates.

/ CUcAao Aug. l3-President Grant,
Vice President CoIfax and Hon. VIM. III.
Seward are all in this city, stopping at the
fremont House 1t is understood that all
these will visit the Elgin Watch Factory on
Monday.
The loss BY ,he burning of Heath & Mil
ligan's paint works, last night, is to dag
stated at $275, 900, with an insurance OF
SOS, GOO
Youthful Suicide.
CHICAGO, Aug ia young lad, aged
only - years, named Ira Richards, COM
mitted suicide at Cordova, Ill yesterday,
by hanging himself. He had been chided
by his parents al the tea table for teasing
a younger brother. He at once arose from
the table, walked out to a swing, tied the
rope around his neck and laid down in such
a manner as to choke himself to death.
A Most Foul Assassination.
J NJ Walker, leading citizen of Carling,
In Adams county, was assassinated ON
thursday. The assassins are not known.
Three men Fall so Feet and not Seri-
OusIy Injured--A Fourth Instantly
Killed. sEt
While four men were at work yesterday
on scaffolding, elevated 80 feet above the
earth at one of the Illinois Central Railroad
elevators, the scaffolding gave way, and all
were sent earthward. Three of the men
continued to cling to fragments of the scat
folding and were not seriously injured.
The other, named Clifford, was precipitated
to the ground and instantly killed.
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THE FAR WEST.
How. Long Will it Last .

HOW Long Will II Ahst
DENVER, Col, Aug. 13.-Building is
very active, and there is scarcity OF car
penters and bricklayers. 1t is estimated
that one hundred each of these Atrades can
get immediate employment, with wages at
six dollars per day. There was never be-
fore so much building going on. There
are no vacant houses or stores in the city.
Railroads and Wagon Roads.
The Pacific Railroad will be completed
and opened to Denver in a few days, The
Denver, Central City and Georgetown
Railroad is fact. So, also, is the Denver
and Boulder Railroad The Denver and
Golden City Railroad will be completed in
a month This will make five railroads
centering at Denver. A wagon road to
Middle Fork will be completed in two
weeks. The weather is delightful.
Republican Candidate. -sr
CHEYENNE, Aug. 13.-A telegram from
Carter, Wyoming, says that Church Howe
has the entire delegation in Sweetwater,
Untah and Carbon counties, which give
him one majority in the convention. 1t is
now settled fact that he will receive the
Republican nomination for delegate to
Congress.
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SanEuinRrVs

Last night party of gentlemen, while
discussing the merits Of the Franco-P Prus-
sian war, became more excited and ami
mated than the circumstances required, or
was consistant with mild-mannered men of
dignity. In fact they let their angry pas
sions rise to a pitch altogether too high.
The lie and other unmusical words passed,
and the parties finally came to blows.
Quite lively encounter ensued, and one
of the party drew knife with which he
inflicted some severe cuts on the arm OF
another. Several pretty rough blows were
exchanged, but no one was seriously hurt.
The parties were arrested, and the affair
will be investigated before the Recorder
on Monday morning. Bottle your wrath
here at home, gentlemen, and do your
fighting under the frowning batteries at
Metz. a.-- .. .
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great blow to The Empire as the loss Of a
battle, and it is not to be easily avoided.
RnmOred CaPitulasiOn of Stras-
EttLs. bOurg.
'a,I fYeGcs. Telegram from London has
a GIapacil wnica says reports from Carl
sruhe this morning announce the capitula-
ton yesterday after a short bombardment
sharp Fighting at aMetz-Prussian
Scouts Enter the City. [A
Sharp fighting took place in front of
Metz yesterday. A considerable force of
Prusslans advanced into the envious of the
city as accommodating parry to discover
whether the reports of the town having
been evacuated by the French
They were met by sharp fire from tt
batteries and were forced to retire.
Reinforcements from the French, both
In men and stores, are constantly and ra-
pidly arriving.
Prussians Receive a Decided Check.
1t would appear that the Prussian ad-
vance received a decided check at this point,
and great battle cannot now much longer
be delayed. ~ 4 Fl
Marshal paraguay de Hilliers has re-
turned to his original command at Tours
Popular Disturbances. gll95i
Disturbances have taken place at Tou-
louise, Marseilles, Lemoyes and Lyons, and
martial law has been proclaimed In the
Department of Bouches du Rhone. sC
A quantity of concealed arms and am
munition was seized in Paris, supposed to
belong to parties dangerous to the govern
ment. The police are seeking the owners.
La Liberte has q vigorous article adVo-
eating the repeal of all political proscrip-
tions. -
Proposed Austrian nAggrandizement
John Bull says the friends of Napoleon
urge him to seek an alliaece with Aus
tria, by Offering Francis Joseph all terrific
ries that may be acquired from Prussia by
their united arms. iiG1SdI
The Shipping Gazette says, in view Of
those whose opinion deserves respect, that
the war has virtually closed
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Hamilton county, O., boasts an increased
real estate valuation of S9S, 153, ,SS9 during
''the last decimal period"
Holland sent !, 200 volunteers to Rome
to serve in the Papal army.
The Archbishop of Buenos Ayres died at
Rome, Friday.
AT noon, yesterday, Admiral Farragut's
condition was unchanged.
Rev. John T. Pressly, for nearly forty
years pastor OF the First United Presby-
terrain Church Of Allegheny Uity, Pa, died
yesterday. -
Loughridge is certain of denomination
from the Fourth Congressional district of
Iowa. ~
A Louisville dispatch informs US that the
Lone Stars, of New Orleans, play in Nash
vile on Monday. --.
Shang and Eng, the Siamese twins arriv-
ed in New York to-day.
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Alonzo B. Cooper, a blacksmith by trade,
and comparative strangeriA the city, died
yesterday morning, Of iux During his
illness he made known the fact that he was
an Odd Fellow, and received all the pAces-
sary attention from members of the Order
His remains viii be forwarded to Toledo,
Ohio, on Monday evening next, for inter
ment. The members of the different
lodges in the city and vicinity are request
ed to 'raeet at Odd Fellows Hall on Mon
day, at 1 o'clock, for the purpose Of escort
ing his remains to the Steamboat landing.
The deceased was Just about to commence
the manufacture q a new carriage and wa
gon tire Of his invention, when taken sick,
and which Is represented to be a great in-
provement upon the old plan, and no doubt
would have met with ready sale.
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morticuItural E1hibi,Ion.

The Horticultural Society had q meeting
at their rooms yesterday morning, fer the
purpose of designating the time for holding
the third annual exhibition of the society.
After due consultation it was agreed that
the exhibition be held on the 18th, 18th
and 10Th days of September. The time
selected, it occurs to US, is very prOpitiOus.
The fever heat OF summer will have passed,
and the autumn fruits and grapes, ETC., Of
which there is such a suPersbundance, will
have been ripened and matured for the oc-
casion. Then, too, it viii. be before the
fall rains will have commenced to be q
drawback upon the exhibition.
It was also agreed to open books for sub
seriptiOns at the Drug Stores of w. d.
Kline, j. w. Morton, French Brothers,
and Vain & Walkers for subscriptions to
the Fair. We trust that our citizens will
respond literally in filing these books, as
there is no doubt but that the exhibition
this fall viii surpass In interest any that
has yet been held by the society.
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THE TURF.


SARAToGA, Aug 13,-The steeple chase
of about three miles, was won by Osterman,
beating Biddy Malone, Bohanan and Raven,
in 72O. Kentucky stakes for two-year
olds, one mile, eight started. McDaniels
g c, by Lexington, l; Omsteads f, by
Lexington, =; Richard Gilgour's b C, by
Knight of st George, 3. Time, 1:5144.
In the selling race, one mile and three
quarters, r B Connolly l; Climax 2; K c,
by Horten, 3. Time, 3:19@.
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IRELAND.

Riot at LOndOnderry-4OP Persons In-
Jured.
LONDON, Aug. 13.-The Orange celebra-
ton at Londonderry yesterday was attend
ed with much violence. Numbers of des-
perate affrays assumed such proportions at
one time that the not act was read. Forty
persons were injured. Good order was
maintained only be the presence of strong
bodies of police and soldiers.
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MARYLAND.
Execution OF a Negro Murdc

Execution OF a Negro Murderer.
NEW YORK, Aug. ia negro, one Of
the murderers of Col VIM. Lyles, was exc
cuted at Upper Marlboro, Md, yesterday.
Richards made long rambling speech un-
der the gallows, and gave evidence of being
under the influence of liquor. When he
had concluded, he shouted in loud voice:
eff any now do not wish to see my depart
ure, they will please turn their backs. 1t
is not recorded that any of the curious
crowd accepted the invitation.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Holden Abon1 TO Yield.

RALEIGH, Aug, 13.-It is asserted on
what is considered good authority that
Gov Holden will surrender the prisoners
held by his order at Naneyville, to Judge
Brook, at Salisbury, on Thursday.
1t is understood that an Injunction will
be sworn out to restrain the Treasurer
from paying Holden's State troops.
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sTH Ez WY AR.
Napoleon in Paris Thursday.

Napoleon in Paris Thursday.
| -I-Ht
Later Of the Recent Battles.
1900 French Taken Prisoner
The Situation Friday Night.
Strassourg Fully Manned.
---i 30 ,.--
TO be Dtit..S az 4! to the Last.
Later--Rumored CapitulatiOn
PruSSians Occupy the VOSgeS.
Are in a Few Miles Of Nancy.
fNNu
Their Cavalry near Luneyille.
"a Sat -sE-- a +
And between Metz and Nancy.
.sb
The Main Army at a Stand.
10 tEl-.. --s -1l
PruSSian Scouts Driven back.
French Fall Back from Metz
~
TO Receive ReinfOrcements
Before Next General Battle.
Fighting before Metz.
Decided Check to PruSSianS
.l. 20
Another Big Battle Imminent
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Mrs. JULIA MOsEY, of Troy, New York,
wants twenty Thousand dollars from the
city authorities to pa, for injuries sus-
tanned by fall on the ice, said ice having
been carelessly allowed to form on the
sidewalk. A verdict of that size would
be an-ice thing for the plaintiff.
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CHINA.
The Late Massacre.

SHANGHAI, July 1.-THE news of the
massacre created fearful excitement
among foreigners. An extra military guard
was established around the city.
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Ir's not speakin' i'll Of the place to say
that it's Pekin, Ill, where the young lady
resided, who, few days since, was di-
vorced from her third husband, met,
loved and married her fourth, and started
East on her bridal tour-an within seven
hOllrq
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MAINE.
MOrriII TO be Laid on

MOrriH 60 be Laid on the Shelf.
PORTLAND, Me, Aug. 13.-A large and
influential meeting of Republicans was
held In the City Hall last evening, in favor
of Gov. Joshua Chamberlain for United
States Senator from this State, in prefer
ence to Lot NJ Morrill,.
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CBy the Western Union Line.J

NoTE-The reports as presented are
made at the several points indicated
8 o'clock A. M, each day.
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The London Post of yesterday has a
laudatory and even affectioDate article on
Motley and America.