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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Wreck Of the French SHIP EuryaIe-The Crew
Thirty-ave Day. ON Coral Reef-Earth.
quake in Nevada.
SAN Fra ,NcIsco, June IA, 1870.
The French ship Eurgale fro,.N Iahiti 10 san
FRANCISCO was wrecked March 4, on scerouck Is
land coral roek s,x ,,,as ,o,, r,horo ,ho a. rers
and crew remained thiry-nve days, when they
were rescued by the Swedish Ship Mva and
taken to Tahiti. Starbuck Island has heretofore
been incorrectly located, and has caused many
wrecks. The commander of the Euryale determined
the true position OF the island to be In lat. 81 SOUTH
Ion. l53 l6 west OF Paris.
The treasure shipped overland to New York last
week amounted 90 Si27O 900.
slight shock Of earthquake occurred at Virginia
City, Nevada, June ii.
A recount or the votes poed al the recent special
election IN tps city 2yesa majority or G2 In fay or
OF granting subsidy Of one million dollars to the
Southern Pacific Railroad.
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General Items.

LONDON, June IA, 1870.
The Times rejoices at the progress made III the
House OF Commons on the Univerity Tests bill.
Some rain has fallen in the Inferior counties within
q day or twO.
The betting on the race for the Ascot Cup stands
at about 100 to Is on Dolphin.
The son OF Ismae Pacla is daily expected here.
Westminster station, on the Metropolitan Railway,
was nearly consumed by fire last night.
At the recent election In the Isle Of Wight Alexan-
der D. w. b. COchrane was chosen member Of the
Rouse OF Commons.
Mr.. Leygate has peen elected for Lccestershre.
city journal, devoted in good part 20 agriculture,
asserts that fraction less than five inches of rain
!, have fallen here this year.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

Departure Of Prince Arthur from Montreal
Tor England.
MONTREAL June H. 1870.
Prince Arthur left here yesterday for home. In
answer TO an address presented by the Mayor, the
Prince acknowledged with deep feeling the kindness
shown him by the Canadians and expressed his
graiude in having won their esteem and affection.
lie sail he should never forget the happy time he
has spent in this country
After spending few days as the guest of Mr.
Hugh Allan, at Lake Memphramaeog he will pro-
ceed 10 Quebec and embark for England,
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MISSOURI.

"A EIorai City-Cn,a.oguc OF Crime in Kansas
City.
ST. LOUIS, June II, 1870.
The Republicans special despatch from Kansas
City gives the following catalogue of crime enacted
In that clty:-A man named Williams shot another
man named Wooden. and crushed the skull
OF another, named Mason. Saturday night
The latter Is dead, and the former s IN a critical
condition Williams Is In Jail. Sunday afternoon
Jim Hall stabbed and killed Timothy Hamlin. This
makes eight siabDng ARRAYS Hall has figured in.
SUNDAY night George ID. Campbell, Of Knoxville,
party, and hls body was placed on railroad track
and run over by train.
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The Number OF DIasons In Column ON
Wednesday a vas yar.olsy estimated the mnimum besns
ico tho MAXIMUM j0O0o slight dlslNfiy As me conmn
novel On how thcse rna chess Hsts OF KNVxS make
showed o ,heir points exceeneo II was easy 70 pick
other hats these beng few and tar between KNOX
IL H.. 4L--aL-
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CHINA.

Loss OF British a:nnboat nnd Forty -four
Lives.
LONDON, June Ia, 1870.
Advices have been received here announcing the
total loss OF the British gunboat Slaney IN the China
Sea. Her commander, William +. L. El = and
fortythree Of the crew perished.
The Slaney was a screw steamer, 800 'sas tarden,
eighty horse power, and carried thr"a lary.
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MI DrR0us ASSAULT N WLLAlasDu7G.

Asa Mills was arrested last evening and Locked up
by Sergeant Buncc in the Fourth street station house
for committing an assault on au unknown young
man al the OF South Second and Fifth streets,
Williamsburg. 1t seems that NILS had been insutted
by some young men wnile no was on his way through
South Second stree with his wife, aud on leaving
his wife al home he returned with rolling PIN and
struck o young man, whose name was not ascer-
talned upon tue head with y. causing an uay scap
wound, Bit for the nterre..se OF c,iHcps u ~
der Wou)4 have hean cOmuAtteL
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NEW HAMP SHIRE.

Hon. A. III. Crnsin Reelected United States
Senator.
CONCORD, June IA, 1870.
At twelve O'Clock to-day the Legislature went into
the election Of United States Senator with the iol.
lowing result:-In the Senate Aaron II. Cragin re-
ceiyed eleven votes and Harry Bingham one.
In the House John Bedel received two votes,
Samuel Flint, fourteen; larry Bingham, 10; Aaron
II. Cragin lS4. Mr.. Cragn was declared elected
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RHODE ISLAND.

Recollection Of Hon. II. B. Anthony as United
States Senator.
NEWPORT, June II, 1870
The Rhode Island Legislature this noon reelected
Hon. II. b. Anthony Senator In Congress for six
years from next March. The vote stood in the
Senate:-H b. Anthony, %; Charles 8. Bradley
t1em) Z; James T. Smith, 2; Thomas Davis, /. The
vo e in the House sood:-H. b. Anthony, 53; Charles
=. Bradley, 15; James 7. Smith, e
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The Crown and Royal jewels.

Inc crown ana Royal jewels.
MADRID, June Ii, 1870.
1t is rumored that the document containing the
abdication OF Queen Isabella has been received
here.
Assurances are given that the government will re.
turn to the Ex-Queen all the jewels which she
bought with her private funds.
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JEROME PARK RAGS.
Pool Selling Last Might.

There was full attendance at the rooms OF the
Jockey Club last evening, and more than the usual
number were gathered at Riley's where the bidding
was somewhat heavier and equally spirited. Tic
favore at the last named place were the liuv-
die and Club Stakes, While ut the former bidding
was scattered all the for which there were
entries and in quite small sums. TSic aggregate
Of all the pools sold would probably fall short Of
$4,000.
Ihe following are sample OF those sold at The
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ROME
The Infail,biIity Debate.

ROME, June. Ia, 1870.
The preamble OF the 1nfalibility decree IS still
under considerationin the Ecumenical Council.
His Holiness 10 certain Of majority in favor of the
measure Several members Of the minority repeat
their resolution to retire In case the proposition is
successful. The fathers who are in favor Of nfalli
bility contributing heavily TO make up purse TO
be given to the Pope. The minority decline to sub
scribe nything.
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LONG sLAxo BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.

Yesterday morning The teachers Of the Baptise
Sunday schools OF Long Island met in convention
In the First Baptist church az GreeDpont After the
morning session expired the entire delegation, were
invited to dinner by The congregation OF the chllrc
In which the Convention were held. An artefrDOn
and evening session was held. at which the ptnost
ha mOny OF feeling wusmaniiestd The C0nveL<i0n
adjourned to meet at han-past nine tns m0rningS
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The War Power and Religion.

LONDON, JUne II, IS7O.
The London Times IN an article on ircnc.ads, fears
that Captain Coles may be rash and pu h the urret
principle too far 1t requires the sacrifice Of desr-
able qualities in cruiser, and Its too general app
cation might impair the efficiency of the navy.
The Queen authorizes a disclaimer Of the un-
friendly remarks ascrtbed to her Oh the Worlds
Evangelical Conference to be held New York next
autumn.
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The Royal Thames Yacht Club
Channel Race.
Wreck Of . British 0unboat aud
Loss Of Forty-three Elves.
ENoLANr.

Charles Dickens Funcral-Thc Corteac to
WessnfSster Abbey-Situation Of the Grave.
LONDON June IA, 1870
Az SIX o'c.ock this morning the remains OF Charles
Dickens were conveyed from his residence at Gad's
Hill, by train, to the Charlng Cross station.
There waited at the station plain hearse, without
the usual English trappngs and three plain coaches
an the first coach were placed the children OF the
deceased, Charles and Harry Dickens, Miss Dickens
and Mrs. Charles Collins. In the second were Miss
Hogarth, the sister-ln-iaw. anu Mrs, Austen, the
ssteF Oh Dickens; Mrs. Charles Dickens Jr, and
Sohn Forster In the third coach were Frank Beard.
Charles Collins, Mr.. Owery Wilkie Collins and Ed
mund Dickens.
Ihe entire party were atired In deep but simple
nour9ing, without bands or scarfs.
There Was no crowd at the Cnaring Cross station,
ana the procession was driven at once to Westmn.
ster Abbey, where the remains were received by
Dean Stanley and other officials aud placed in the
Poets Corner at the foot Of Handel AMI at the head
OF Sheridan, with Macaulay and Cumberland on
either side.
The usual flowers were strewn upon The bier
Dean Stanley read the burial service the coffin was
deposited in its final resting place ana the funeral OF
Dickens was ended.
Upon the coffin plate were inscribed the words:-
CHARLES DICKENS.
BORN FEBRUARY Z, 1872.
Died June o. 1870. s
thousands OF citizens have crowded TO the Abbey
no Tho xla 1on
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The yachts arrived at Boulognc in the following
. Prince OF Wales Prize Gun.

The Prince Of Wnles' Prize Cup.
LONDON, June IA, 1870.
The Prince OF Wales has declined to offer cup as
the cher prize for yacht race unless an American
yacht Will also compete.
Mr.. Douglas declines to enter the Sarpho ard Mr.
Bennett Is absent.
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Tho Diplomatic Corps.

PARIS, June IA, 1870.
IT is announced to-day that son Of Edward La
boulaye will 60 to Washington as second secretary
OF the new French Ambassador, M. Provost Paradol.
The yiscount de la Gueronnere has been appointed
ambassador OF France to Turkey, vice Buree made
Senator
The Baron II. Mercier de Lostende will not be
disturbed as ambassador to Spain. as has been re.
ported.
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ARMY lhIELllGlNce,

Blevet Lieutenant Colonel Samuel.K. Sclwcnck,
unassigned. ~ detailed on recruiting service, ana
will proceed to Nashville, Tenn, open a ren1ez.
yous ana report by letter TO the command N. olccr
of tue TMenly fourth Wtantrv Cor mstruct.ona
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THE SOUTHWEST
Tornado In Arkansas and Mississippi-(sreat
Destruction of Crops.

Destruction of Crops.
MEMPHIS, June ii, 1870.
terrible tornado passed over large portion Of
Arkansas and Mississippi on Friday, commencing
near Council Bend, passing down to Peters Land
Ing crossing the river, then extending to Bolivar
county, leaving ruin and desolalion in its track 1t
partook OF wind, rain and hail. latter being
ally severe, utterly destroying the corn and cotton
crops in its track and stripping the forests It's width
was two miles. The crops were unusually promising,
the corn beginning to tasscl. but oil IL lost. Tie
amount Of damage cannot be estimated. On the
following day the tornado was repeated, .raver5ing
generally the same course. As far ~ heard from
lives were lost. Further particulars are anXIousiy
looked for.
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ROWING.

The international Challenge.
LONDON, June IL, 1870.
The London Rowing Club decline the challenge of
the Hudson Rowing Association, because a trust.
worthy crew Is not forthcoming
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Dr0uGkd.

PARIS, June IA, 1870.
a,s,ros, ,' - siauoe nues and causes great
inr for wapto,. sperty. The cattle are perish.
tertaip~' -Ao'uei "Au ""'oi' ""u ieats "io cu-
-sd that the crops will all be ruined.
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On the aMove.o

MADRID. June IA, 1870.
II Is now stated that ihe Duke OF Montpenser will
not leave Spain this sumrit. for England, as before
reported. He will 60 with hls family to Seville.
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Cotton for ENGLAND.

BOMBAY, June IL. |
Via LONDON, June Ia, 1870.
The shipments of cotton from this port for Eng.
land since the last report foot up 70, 900 bales.
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Conspiracy.

PARIS, June IA, 1870
More arrests have been ma9e Of parties tmpli-
Gated In the alleged conspiracy, and additional
proofs have been obtained OF itS existence.
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sIoOn Day Can 10 Made by whaIcsnie
AGENTS Ia every state Linvds psens eyoying Dollar
Doubie Maps. See Bas,ness lnnastaa u ersld 10 dAy
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Inc brooklyn mortuary reports show that tho
l02 " w W" "s VIVA W."
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Brlgands Shot.

MADRID, June IA, 1870
Bonnes, one OF the English captIves in the hands
OF the spanish brigands, has been rescued by the
national forces
Three OF the latter were shot In the enrap cement.
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INDIA.

Accident to the Governor General.
BOMBAY, June IA, 1870
Lord Mayo, Governor General OF india was re.
cenlly thrown from his horse Kaka and severely
bruised.
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the grocery store OF Mr. George Bache at the cor
ner OF dupont ana Union Streets was burglariousiy
entered and robbed ON Monday night.
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yuchi Ciub straw Hats Cor Members OF
vn eirbs English inlsIcd brai!s to no bad only u
0iJSLAP co.'s importers OF English Hats, $50 oirAE
wny ANIL Filh Avenue Hotel.
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Harvest Prospects.

fARIs, June IA, 1870.
The harvest Is expected TO begin throughout the
country in about ten days.
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FRANCE.
Napoleon's Gout and the Bourse.

Aniot Suuc 49, lotV.
The Emperor to-day is suffering from an attack OF
gout. His condition creates some uneasiness on the
Bourse. Rentes closed nat having declined TO
TAI 15c.
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A.--Suulmcr styles Gent aud YOrtIis' Hats
in variety at popular prices BURKE. l2S Fulton street.
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Tie Police Commissioners appointed Edward
Crummey as clerk TO Inspector Campbell yesterday.
Up to the time OF his appointment AIR Crummey was
employed as clerk In the Tax Collectors oliice.
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SPAIN.
PrIm on National Finance.

4 H1"H Vu KVHtNVEuI TIuuHces
MADRID June IA, 1870.
General Prim has again repudated the reported
attempt to raise money in America by the hypothe.
cation Of Cuban revenues
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American Waltham Watcl,cs.-The Best md
cheapest witches made. For sac by FULLER CO., "a
John street,
The New York herald., 1870-06-15

A.--I,cnts auG shoes oi Every Variety, ne
reduced prices. +. A. BROOKS $40 Broadway.
Soed Shoes hail price.
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Charles Hogan, while under the tnnuence or
liquor on Monday night. lost his balance and fell
from the third story window OF his residence No. 2o4
1lllary street.
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BROOKLYN CITY NEWS.
Burned to Death-Fatal Fell-Burslary- hoot-
ing-Ihc Democracy Organizing.

TN. There were only two deaths from smallpox last
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A.--The People,. New D-covcrv.-TEe Pnb.
discovered there prrparation and only
one which gray hair be invested with the tngc that
that PHALON'S VlrAI.IA, OK SALVATION FOR rHk
HAIR and produces richer browns and black
Of offensive dyes. Sold by all druggists.
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LONDON, June ID, 1870.
The plans and arguments submitted 10 the Com
mittee OF Ways and Means by the ,opean banks,
and reported to Congress, together with Mr.
Schenck's Funding bill, are warmly approved by
biased journals and in business circles where specu
laton does not reign supreme. Tie details Of the bill
received by telegraph far too meagre to enable
the public to decide as to its merits and the full text
by mail Is anxl0usv awaited. Tile successful fund
ing Of the national debt 1t is thought will depend on
the action Of Congress In making the bill practicable
here
The New York herald., 1870-06-15

s.-F0r n stylish and Elegant Hat Call ON
DOUGAN, lU2 Nassau street. corner OF Ann
The New York herald., 1870-06-15

Bridget Delaney. residing at 211 Columbia street.
proceeded to light 1re with the aid OF kerosene yes
terday morning. when the oil In the can isnlted ani
exploded. She was burned IN q shocking manner
before the flames could he subduel.
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Awhile Waiting Tor II COu2h s'to Go As IL
osme" you often sowing the seeds Of consumption
Better try at once JAyNE's ExPECToRANT, sure
for ALI coughs and colds Sold everwhere.
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AUSTRIA.
IIenlth OF the Prclnier

VIENNA, June IA, 1870.
Baron Beust, the Prime Minister u slowly re.
soverlng,
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A.-For Restoring the Original Color Of tho
HAIR, DISTRESSING DANDRUFF AND CLEANSING ThE
sCALP, RESrORER AMERICA Is WITHOUT AN EQUAL
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Parliamentary Progress.

Fnriiamentary Progress.
LONDON, June H. 1870.
In the House Of Lords last evening the proceed.
ings were mainly on local affairs and unmportant,
The High Court OF Justice bill was reported. Lord
cairns Withdrew his opposition to it, A committee
on tramwaYs was appointed. proposed revision
OF the rules then discussed till the hour Of ad.
j0urnment.
In the House Of Commons report was demanded
>on the results Of the slave trade patrol.
y The Home Secretary in reply TO question, said
that the principle OF open competition Of candidates
Tor 0fce was still untested in certain departments
though the Home Office was prepared to adopt II.
The Marquis OF Harrington examined the proposed
reduction OF the French postal rates. The principle
was inapplicable to correspondence passing through
France to England
Mr.. Gladstone urged the consideration OF the Edu.
cation bill.
Morning sessions OF the House were ordered, to
begin on Friday next.
Mr.. Otway, Under Secretary for the Foreign De-
partment described the burning OF the English
Embassy at COnstantinop.e. The archives were all
saved, and the Embassy had been removed to Thera-
pia village on the BosphoHus, seven and half
miles from Constantin0ple.
The House then went into committee on the Uni
-versity Tests bill. number Of amendments were
discussed. That relieving doctors from subscribing
10 the formulares of faith was rejected. The COM
mittee rose and progress was reported.
The stamp Duties bill was advanced a stage.
The Merchant Shipping bill was read lhe second
time.
Several measures of only Slight importance were
read twice, and the House adjourned.
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Diamond, Watches
and Jewclry selling at reduced prices GEO. ALLEN,
bl3 broadway, under ST. Nicholas Hotel.
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A.-IIerring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
2oi Broadway, corner Murray street.
The New York herald., 1870-06-15

A.-ghampfou Cow iliiker, Patented April
., $50 Chance for energetic 26l Broadway.
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YACHTING.

The Royal Thames Club Channel NIaaci,-
The Cambrin's Position.
LONDON, June IA, 1870.
The channel match OF the Royal Thames Yacht
Clun, from Dover to B0uogne and back occurred
yesterday. The wind was west-southwest at the
start, and was favorable for the first half OF the
race.
The yachts arrived at Boulognc In the following
Order:-
Ydehts. Tons O,rneys
julia. ....l22........G F. Moss.
Hlrondelle. ......... 70....... Lord H. q. Lennox.
EScr,a. 161. ....... j. MuIhOlland.
Cambria .199. ........J. Ashbury.
There was only four minutes difference in the
time Of all at Boulogne. On returning, however,
the Cambria won by twenty -one minutes. The
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BatchelOr's IJnir Dyc-The Best In the
world. The only perfect dye harmless RELIABLE iust&nta
neous. Factory 10 Bond street.
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sStallOrd's Iron and Sulphur Powders
Inyiyorate the body aud
purity the blood.
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CristatIOrO's Unrivulied Hair Dye.-SOld
applied his wig and scalp factory, No. Asor House
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Coroner Jones held an inquest yesterday over the
body Of Peter powdali at his residence in Beifo,d
avenue The deceased died from tn effects OF inbi.
res received by Ia ling from bull ting on the 27th
OF MAJ. A yoritct IN accordance was renIa--5si
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verdict o. death from accldents! burns was
rendered yesterday In the case Of Mary Brown. tho
glri iw1o was burned 10 death al her residence In
William street. The deceased was pouring some
kerosene oil from can On the fire when the eau OK
ploaed, setting her clothes on fire.
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New and Remarkable Lamp In Selling
very rapidly by v. NJ. co. q Barclay street.
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Thomas Mcguire was taken before Judge Walsh
yesterday to answer a charge OF shooting Thomas
Bolan, at his liquor salocn ut the corner of Main
and Water streets, Oh Monday night BOlan, who
was shot through the cheek the ball lodging In his
aw was unable to appear in cCtrt and the prisoner
was sent to jail until Thursday.
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A ewing Machine, Ss25 10 SATISFY Broad.
Can be converted into hand machine instantly War
raned New patent broad hemmer applicable 70 all
lnunhl hlnpR
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The committee appointed by the Democratic Gen.
eral Committee for the purpose OF perfectng plan
for organizing clubs In the various wards and county
towns have issued q call for the democracy to meet
anu organize their clubs ON or before the first day
Of July, 1870. This ID III accordance with the sug-
sary 20 take an cary aclion they expected to carry
fhA ne xt elecliOlI In BrOoklin. -,
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Mum e. Co., ~ Park Row, New York;
Publishers SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN Patents obtained In
he United states a u all foreign coun tries.
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thousands OF citizens have crowded TO the Abbey
during the day to look upon the spot where the great
novelist rests
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Gents, Pcnrl Cashmere Dress Hats,
for i've dollars
""'' ""N wv WARyocK 4 Co, 5Is Broadway.
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NIissisauoi Spring Water Cures Cancer,
Brghs Disease 3croiua and all Impurities OF the Blood
For lie w druggists.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-02-17

4 DisrElor FA!R-Although mum.
Der Of our citizens have suggested the
idea Of holding i Union Fair at Oxford
next Autumn, we doubt if any of them
have considered the vast importance
OF such an enterprise. \ Union Agri
cultural and Mechanical Fair Of the
ioar counties OF Tama, Marshall,
PoWeshiek and Jasper would create
al interest that IS not generally mani
tested at county Fairs. As these
counties are rated the best in the
State when all things are considered
and are inhabited by a thrifty, wide,
awake people, there is no doubt but
that q Union Fair would produce. 4
lively competition in exhibiting the
good qualities Of their stock, batter
cheese, farm products manufactures
inventions, etc. An exhibition OF this
kind is the best method to encourage
the development Of their resources
and inventive ingenuity. Oxford is
the central town Of the four counties,
and il should take the initial steps To-
wards organizing an Agricultural and
Mechanical Society for the district,
With All ultimate view Of holding annu-
Al exhibitions at this place. We sug
gest that our citizens act i'll the mat
ter without delay By calling meet
ing 10 discuss its feasibili,y.---tho soon
er the better, Leader, Feb. T.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-02-17

We notice that the Republican and
Citizen are still mixed up in contro-
vcrsy about which paper in the coun
ty has the most local news weekly.
That's easy settled, gentlemen. Count
the NUMBER OF ITEMS instead Of inches
and lines, and you will find that the
LEADER beats you. OF course, we
don't write long articles on unimpor-
tant occurrences in order to fill n
great space, land charge 50 4 year for
IT. but merely give the facts-all that
the public requires. An honest and
shrewd salesman never waters his CT
der to get more money for it, neither
DO we weaken the interest Of our local
items by adding useless words ard
ideas, and then boast Of having more
local news than our neighbors. Con
sequently, alter all your squsbbling
and blowing, the Leader still eycels
in local news, notwithstanding the
efforts OF the official Origins to smoth-
err it, Leader, Feb L.