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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-20
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF
STOREY COUNTY.
j, A, STEPHE N s

DEsPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES
IL himself as a candidate for the ONCE OF
District Attorney Of Storey County, subject to
the decision OF the Republican County Conyen.
tion nn1A-ids
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THE CONFESSIONS
O r AN .

nUBL1sHED FOR THE BENEFIT OF
Young Men and others who suffer from
Nervous Debility, ETC., supplying the means Of
self-eure. Written by one who cured himself
and sent free on receiving postpaid directed
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR.
isao-lm7p Brooklyn, N. Y.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

To CANpIpAfEs.-Al candidates announcing
themselves for public once through the mealuH,
ship Of this paper, will please understand that ~
ADVANCE.
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~InELANp's REAL. OPPORTUNITY
The threatened Democratic uprising In
| England.
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Ri.marek on Rccon.truetiou.

LONDON, September IA Berlin
correspondent of the Tribune writes OIL
the 10th: Bismarck Is busy at Rheims
settling various diplomatic matters
relative to non.intervention by the
Germans In Italy. 1t has been agreed
that the Italians may occupy Rome,
Savoy and Nice If the people wish to
renounce their former allegiance.
Other European Cabinets have been
notified accordingly.
The reorganization of Germany was
also considered. The details have been
postponed for the present, but it is
understood that a common constitution
will be given to all the States north
and west Of the Main alike, with ample
guarantees for healthy political and
economical governments. Bavaria and
Baden distinctly decline territorial
enlargement, while agreeing that AL
SAGE and Lorraine must return to Ger
many.
The Pail Mall Gazette, In Its corre-
spndence from Rheims, says Bismarck
Is anxious about the policy to be pur-
sued by the United States Government,
now that France has declared the Re-
public. 1t is said that Prussia Graves
American sympathy, but cannot treat
with the Republic.
Dispatches received to-day destroy
all prospects Of Bazaine's escape. A
handful of men only have escaped
thus far.
The Siege Of foul Is vigorously
pressed. According to military OK
perts, the place cannot hold out much
longer.
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FOR COUNTY RECORDER.
n. FISH

DRSPECTFULLY AMMO UNCRs
IL himself a candidate for the office Of Re
cordcr OF Storey county, subject 10 the decision
Of tho Republican County Convention. se10-tds
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.
TRUE LOCKE

DKsPRCTFULLY ANNOUNCES
IL himself as candidate for the Office OF County
Clerk OF Storey county, subject TO the decision
OF the Republican County Convention. se13-tds
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Overland Dispatches

ESPECIAL TO the GOLD HiLL DAILY HEws 81
n WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LINE.l
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FOR SHERIFF OF STOREY CO.
AUGUSTUS ASH

DEsPRCTRULLY ANNOUNCER
IL himself as q candidate for the Office Of Shcr.
In Of Storey county, subject % the decision Of
the Republican County Convention. au25-tds
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FOR SHERIFF OF STOREY CO
JAMES SHOWERS

DRsPRCTRULLY ANNOUNCES
III himself as q candidate for the Office Of Shcr-
III Of Storey county, subject to the decision OF
the Republican County Convention, au2Jtds
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.
GEORGE n. DANA

DRBPRCTFULLY ANNOUNCES
IL himself as candidate forthe ONCE OF County
Clerk Of Storey county. subject to the decision
Of the Republican County Convention. nu23s
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.
WILLIAM n. BRADY

DESPECTFULLH AMMO UCNEa
II himself as q candidate for the ONCE OF
County Clerk Of Storey County, subject TO the
decision Of the Union Republican County Con.
yention, aulStd
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FOR A
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
JOHN s. KANEEN

II RAPRCTFULLY ANNOUNCES
II himself as q candidate for the office OF
Treasurer Of Storey county, subject to the dc.
cision Of the Republican County Convention.
anO9.fus
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FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.

ID EMPECTFULLY ANNOUNCER
III himself as q candidate for the Office OF
County Assessor. subject to the decision Of the
Republican County Convention. auS-td
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FoR COUNTY CLERK.
M. COOPER

rs REaPRCTFULLY AN.
nounccd as q candidate for the otico OF
County Clerk OF Storey County, subject TO the
vention. aulI-td'
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FOR CLERK OF STOREY G
WIN. HY. A

DKgPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES
III himself as o candidate for the Office Of
Clerk Of Storey county, subject to the decision
Gold HILL August %, 1870. au23 tde
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FROM ELKo.

THE REPUBLICAN STATE CONEEN.
TION-GATHERING OF THE CLANS
BUTTON HOLING NOMINATIONS
RESHADOWED.
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New YqRK, August 1.-The Orneemen
are determined to march tomorrow with Of.
fdnsive nags, bot would avoid anything
likely 10 be construed into an insult. :.
The Republican State Convention meets
'S<ptemha Isl, at Saratoga. -,--.. 81
Y New, YoRK, August 4 Suspicion at
esches to the male servant who elept in the
house as the murderer of Nathan. The po-
lice think they have certain evidence against
him and others.
BrSGHANToN, n. Y, August 4-The tam
nery Of O. NJ. Bell, near Windsor, was
struck BY lightning and burned this .. M.
Loss $12 600, partly insured
New YORK, August mo facts, either
81 interest or Importance, not previously
made public, were elected at the Nathan
murder inquest to-day, which, after examina-
ton Of Ofhcers Mangan and Evans and two
carpenters employed in his house the day
before the murder, was adjourned until Mon
day. Three sons Of deceased were present
daring the proceedings. Washington, to
whom suspicion has been directed, appear
ing in good spirits while others were sad and
detected.
Commodore Vanderbilt has purchased
Mercer Rev. DR.. Booth'sl Presbyterian
church and presented it to Rev. DIR. Deems,
pastor of the church of Strangen, for his
evangelical unsectarian labors. The act was
done spontaneously on COmmodOre's part
without solicitation of Dr. Deems or any one
else.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON August Attorney Cen
cral Alderman has sent copies of the act en-
forcing the rights Of citizens of the United
State to vote, to all the United States !AttOr-
news, Marshals and Clerks Of Courts.
II is stated at the War Department to-day
that when Gen. Sheridan heard Of the decla-
ration Of war, he applied for and obtained
indefinite leave of absence to visit visit Eu-
rope merely as an observer of the events. 1t
was only an individual arrangement.
WASHINGTON, August Attorney Cen
eral Ackcrman declines addressing the South
ern Republican Club, because he would have
to attend to the Georgia case, which may
Is understood that he favOrs an election this
fall in that State RI. fsh
James Segar, ex-member Of Congress from
Virginia, to-day severely assaulted William
S. Lincoln, ex-member from New York, at
the railroad station, for alleged calnmniols
statements about him in reference to the re-
charter of the Fredericksburg Il Alexandria
Railroad Company. SeSar attacked Lincoln
with cane When brought before the PO-
lice Court he declared he regarded it his duty
10 infict a chasctisement, but denied the
charge that he intended to kill Lincoln, and
he was held to hail in s., OOO, General Robert
Williams becoming security for his appear
ance before the Grand Jury.
WAsHINGToN, August 3-The French
Minister to. day, by order Of his Government,
notified the Unitesl States OF the war he
tween France and Prussia.
The Berlin telegram saying an agent Of the
United States is at Antwerp making arrange
menfs whereby that port shall become the
centre Of trade letween America and Europe
during the war, must be an out and out fic-
ton, or is founded on some mi,aPprehensicn,
for We have not sent an agent abroad for any
such purpose, nor given any one in England
authority to make such arrangements.
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CHICAGO.

lnjumetlOn BestrainlnS l0sme 81 DOnslN
-60d Aeciaent-Dase Dall.
CHICAGO, August 4-Jndge Porter to-day
at Monmouth, Illinois, granted q prelimi-
nary injunction restricting the issue Of War
ren county bonds to the Rockford, X. l. 4
St Louis Railroad, to the amount Of 500, :
600. This causes great excitcn,en among
the frieMls of the road.
! A printer named Kelley, while attempt
ing 10 jump on the passenger train this morn
ing ON kinzie street, fell under the wheels
and both feet were terribly crushed and 9TH
erwise injured. Both feet have been ampu-
tated and he can scarcely survive.
\ match game Of l,a,e hall to-tixy between
the White Stockings Of Chicago, and Lone
Stars Of New Orleans was won BY the former
IL to s. This Is the first victory for the
White Stockings for long time.
DOMINATION ~ CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS
CHICAGO. August S-The Republican Con-
grssiOnal Convention Of the Eighth lllinois
District, succeeded this morning In nominal
ting Col. J. Merriam, Of Tazewell County,
on the lS6th ballot. The vote stood: Nler-
riam, q; Cullom, Is; Parks, 4.
The Democratic Congressional Convention
Of the Tenth Illinois District met at Carlin-
vile to-day, and on the 9TH ballot nominated
Judge +. y. Rice, OF Montgomery county.
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INn1ANAP0LK.


Exhibition and Resolutions Of the
W00l.Gr0wcrs' Association.
INDIANAPoLIs, August AT a meeting
of the Wool Growers Association, held at
noon to-day, after lengthy address by John
L. Hays, Of Boston, on the manufacturing
interests Of this country, the following reso-
lutions were adopted:
Resolved, That We approve the principle
Of fair and Just protection to home industry,
not only As applied to wool and wooden, hut
to branches Of protection and manufactures;
as opening the way for competitor, for fair
wages and for increase Of home trade.
Reolred, That we recognize the trade
movement as 4 struggle on the part Of our
British cOmpetito~ for the control and pos
se,SiOn Of our markets BY breaking down our
new industries, which ountrol would be dis
aztrOus to our industry and finances.
ReOired, That We ask the Free Traders to
take open ground for free trade and low
wases, the latter being the inevitable result
Oftheir theory and no longer claim Or pretend
to be friends Of the working man, when in
kct they are his enemies, and their success
will reduce him to the pauper pay Of British
workmen, or deprive him Of employment.
Reedred, That We ask the manufacturers
Of England and Europe, to come here with
their capital, skilled wOrkmen and machine
y To help pay our taxes, be fed from our
farmS paw l6df Nerklsn Ameii=n Wages
and share the bene6ts Of our free Institutions,
and We welcome them to free and fair en-
Iyment of the benefits which they claim We
enjoy BY reason of our productive policy, and
consider such fair competitor and far more
honorable than the effort TO reduce our peo-
pie to national ruin by the spread of free
trade among Us. .
The total number OF articles exhibited, in
cludi.g machinery and everything on exhi-
hilton, i about 2,OO0.
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CATiRRH REMEDY.
E I!%1l!;l&aa!||

do not wish To inicrm you, reader that IN
Wond"rfu', or any other man, has discovered =
remedy that cures Consumption. when the lungs
are half CONSUMED, IN short will cure all disease
whether of mind, body estate, make men live
for ever, and leave death 10 play for want Of work
an,!to make our suhlunary sphere abssfrI Paradisc
To- which Heaven itself shall be but a side show
You have hcar,l enough ofthat kind of hamburger,
But when tell YOU that DIR. Sage Catarrh Rem
efy will positively the worst cases Of Catarrh
IN the Head i only assert that which thousand
can testify 10. will pay $500 Reward for a cast
that cannot cure. 4 pamphlet giving symptoms
and other information sent free to any address
This remedy is
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL PARTS
OF THE WORLD.
l'rice 30 cents Sent by mail postpaid on receipt
OF sixty cents. or four packages for two dollars.
Beware Of counterfeits and worthless limitations.
See that my private Stamp, which il positive
guarantee. OF Genuineness, il upon the outside
wrapper. Remember that this private stamp
Issued by the United States Government expressly
for stamping my medicines, has my portrait name
and address, and the words ''U. =. Certificate of
Genuineness. engraved upon it, and need not IL.
misnaken. Don't he swindlei by travellers and
Others representing themselves "a pr Sage am he
only man now living that has the knowledge and
night to manufacture the Genuine Dr. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy, and never travel To sell this niedi-
cine. r. " Pierce NJ D.
1ugid&w"l 13i Seneca street, Buffalo, N. Y.
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NH I'll MES.
The Oldest Paper in Kansas
THE LEADING PAPER IN KANSAS.

THE LEAvESwoRTH TINEs presents itself to its
Daily and Weekly readers in new dress. II takes
Kansas for patronage which, began in the dark
days Of our Territorial history, has increased with
every year of the progress Of the State.
The Leading Paper in Kansas.
1t will publish the fullest Geographic dispatches
of the Associated Press, with special and exclusive
dispatches from all important points and in regard
to every important event.
II will publish letters fron every County and
Town in the State giving full and accurate dcscrip-
tions Of every locality, and thus making TIE TINES
u continuous History Of Kansas. This feature is
peculiar to this journal, and makes is Is valuable
TO Eastern rs to home realer, AMI il gives to the
immigrant the information which h. desires in re-
Sar,i to the rcss,urces If Kansas.
The political character Of THE TIMES will lie, as
ever, hold, fearless, outspoken and progressive
RCpublicarisin, true to the cause which saved the
Nation, and which will redeem tho State from the
rule OF rings and factions.
II will stand by the People in all their eAyrts for
material prosperity and spcal proyress AMI reforn,
thegcod name OF retsrd the growth OF Kansas
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NOTICE OF PETITION.
Road Notice.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT \ Pr
~ Triton will he presented to the Board ri
County Commissioners Of LeayeuwOr:h County,
Kansas, on the fifth day 81 september, 1870, the
object Of which j. 10 locate and open public roat
- feet in width described as follows: Beginning la
the I%avenwcrth and O~kaloo< road at the north
west corner Of section tZyj tweniy-nine, township
t9) nine range l22) twenty-five, thence due north
IN s1id section line dividing sections 40 nineteen
and t2o1 twenty. township 49, nine, range (22l
tveniy two thence due north on said section line
running between the southwest quarter Of section
~ seventeen, and the southeast quarter Of section
10 eighteen, township 80 nine, range t22) twenty
two, To where said line strikes the middle Of the
ferryvilie and Leavenworih road in High Prairie
Township W H. ROBINSON.
Jy2}w16 iriucipal Petitioner
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Was held in Memphis, Kansas, and all the
territory wei, VA stricken M xuam de Mis-
aouri Conference distzid, sapd ereesed into
the Western Conference. The district en-
braces 1 tery respectable number Of very
able divines, who will meet at the NJ. E.
Church South, in this city, on the eth Of
September, for the transaction Of their annual
conference businesses Nc hear Of sone menu
bers of the Missouri Conference who propose
to ask to be transferred to the Western Con-
ference. SO that with those now engaged in
this new district, the Conference promises to
be very interesting one. sa
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MEDICAL.
B. A. FAHNESTOCK'S
V e r M I FL Fl

IT Il NOW OVER FORTY WARS SINCE THIS
j medicine was offered remedy far Worms and
from that time its reputation has steYly increased
until ut the present day il is almost universally
know!trge throughout nearly all parts Of the world
To be the sovereign remedy. Worm CONNECTIONS
made niore Tor the purpose of pleasing the palate
than 81 overcoming the disease, have b.,u manu-
featured all the county; hat their short
"f life Is nearly exhausted, and u. A. Fahnestock's
Serniftise continues "a grow in favor daily. Chill
dren often look pale and sickly from other caus.
than WORMS, and spasIns most frequently the
suit Of these hidden >1ppcrs and miners.
When they are irritable and frverish sometimes
craving hcd and eating raveno'rly, again refusing
Wholesome diet, tossing rc.tles-ly in sleeping, mofn
ing and grinding the teeth, then be assured these
symptoms are indications Of worms.
Cneasincss and pain in the al-io.ntu with swell
inS and hardness, are generally attendant upon the
presence Of these hidden sappcrS and miners.
Many helpless child has been laid in the grave.
entirely misunderstood, and when worms have
ally been the cause. IL has been proved beyond
cavil, that worms exist in the human system from
earliest infancy, therefore parents. specially moth
ers, who are more constantly with their children.
cannot be- too ob-ervant Of the first symptoms Of
worins, FOR >" surely u they exist, can they be
safely and speedily removed from the most delicate
infant, by the use Of b. y Eahnes'ock's Nernii-
fuge.
Physician, do not hesitate To- recommend IT and
use it in their practice, and many OF the most
nent If the profession from all part Of the country
testify 30 its uniform success. In lat, it NEVER
FAILS. " has frequently been given to children
~ saIe FurgatVe, not suSTScting the cause OF w"
illness, and Large quantities If WORMS were di
charged and immediate relief afforded.
Great caution must he used by every purchaser To-
BE his judge in sense and To- examine every
bottle he buys ii IL. The simple name Of FAUvr
Stock is not sufficet He must look closely and
carefully To that the initials are r. \. FiirsE-
sTo.k, and lie satisfied with nothing else.
SCHWARTZ e. HASLETT,
SUCCESSORS
Is. 4. FAHNESTOCk SON.
PITTSBURGH, Pa
SOLE PROrEIETOES
xwe
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LEGAL NOTICES.
HE STATE OF KANSAS:

THE STATE OF KANSAS:
iLeavcnworth County.
In the Probate Court, I'm and for said County.
In the matter Of the Estate of Clara NJ. Reed, de-
ceased.
NOTICE is heuby giveRt that lGt,exs 81 Admin
IN isfratiou have be<n lsaueef 70 tho uuaessigned
on the Estate of Clara NJ Reed late Of said County.
deceased, BY the Honorable, the Probate Court OF
thu County ard State aforesaid dated the 18th day
Of July A. II. 1870 Now, al pessoW having
claims against tho sal estate, hereby nOtified.
that they must present the to the undersigned
for allow ance within one year from the date Of said
letters or they may be precluded from any benefit
such estate and that il such claims be not exhib
TIED within three years after the date Of said letters,
they shall be forever barred.
h. L. BALDRIDGE, Admir-
Of thu Estate Of Clara -. Reed, Deed
leavenvorth CITY, July 81, 1870. jy2i-v
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lr.,veuwo.t' ~ OFFICE, \
CITY, Eansss,
v-or. AND EACH . ny ~. 10 y D Isie, !
r'.,n 20 - s.>S,.,aT meeting held hy the
ci'y 1o"nS.a o' City, on the ,S;h dsy Of july.
adopted >O"'io"s "to
tas"l'., That it is ue..e>sarv 30 construct a
l,an :,ewa.k six feet wide, with pune platform
.lu Unite oak Stringcrs on the west side Of MAR
street, IN front Of lots 10 and H. block To- also on,
i. "est SIDE OF Main street between Usage and Pot
e*a,om,r sirse's. excepting in front - bots :. !
> and q. block IL City Proper
-ind You, ait each If ven. are hereby further
no'iheti- that unless . majority Of the owners ol
sncn property, residing in the City, except person.
canning an Interest IN such property by reason Of
lax Titles and liable 20 be taxed fr such work OF
IMPROVEMENT shall on before Monday the 5tb
GaJ OF september, \. u. Isse. ME with the Cit Y"
ltefk OF said CITY, their protest against said i'm
lAc0emcnts the City Council will order said
,p'rIo' eaents TO be made, and contract therefor
AMI evy aud ctlievt the taSe> FIR the sane, Pr
'rted 'S the City Charter AMI Ordinances passed in
Ts;rsuSncc thereof
WA. W. CREIGHTON. city Clerk.
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Cry CLERKS OFFICE,
LEAvENwoRTH CITY, KANSAS,
lrlr- 9th Id lSIN


LEAvENwoRTH CITY, KANSAS,
July 9Th, \. ID. 1870
VOr, ANDvEACH OF YOU, ARE HEREBY
notified that at an adjourned meeting. beld BY
the City Council Of said City. on the 18th day of
Jane, 4. d. 1870, the following resolutions were
adopted
Resolved, That il is necessary TO grade Cheyenne
street from Second street 10 Main street
Resolved. That it is necessary TO lay plank side.
walk six feet wide, with white oak stringers and
pine platform, and the necessary stone crossings
three feet wide the cross streets between the
points named. on the west side Of seventh street,
em Shawnee street to the south line OF Metropoll-
tan avenue, except Is. feet in mont OF LOT -,
block 81 and ~ fet Elm front Of lot IS, block IS
Resolved, That it is necessary to lay SIDEWAYS
ten feet wide, with pine platform ana whf'e oak
s,ringers. anil the necessary stone CROSSINGS TIRE
feet wide across the streets between the points
nanc,l on the west side Of Maiu street from Chef
okee street to Walnut street
And vou and each OF you, are hefenS tuf'hsr
notified, that unless majority OF the owherS vi
such property, residing in the City, except persons
claiming an interest in such property hy nlscu al
Tax Titles and liable be taxed for such wors ~
inproyemsnt shall on before Monday, the ,stn
tiay OF August A u. 1870, file with the City teIS
Of said Civ Their protest against SAID imProse
n,ents the Citv Council will order said mPf'e-
n,ents to be made and contract therefor, ana lev
AMI collect the taxes for the same. as proVoci nv
the civ CHARTER and Ordinances passed IN Pufsu
ance thereof
A .rue c.,nv of the original resolutions
WIN. W. CREIGHTON, City Clerk.
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INPLENENTS.
HOdIYA.

INOUxD- sTRAYED.- PERSONS HAVING
N l0se Hogz-, Cattle Os St0rk q any kind, may
Ind the Ane y t1evaraing minute descnpeiOa q
sock, vith s1dee e owner, % ne At Farmingt0a.
Atchisun County, x.naas.
- FERNS NasooahSe.
~ 2sVli6 THOMAS LEE>oN
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s...,.s. a. n..,,...as

V1UeuS % wc RepfIud1mUeW.
PorGHKEErsIE, August 3-The Committee
appointed by Congress to investigate the
charges against cadets nj West Point for
treating a colored cadet in an ungentlemanly
manner, have concluded their labor, and
sentenced the offending cadets to I've repri-
nlandcd By the authorities.