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NEW HAVEN.


The Visit Of tho FOrty-seventh Hesimeut.
battalion OF this regiment reached Hartford
yesterday morning from Brooklyn, and alter short
street parade stacked arms in the City Guard
Armory and then spent The day In rambling about
the city. in company with numbers Of the Hart
ford soldiers. In the evening they arrived In
this city, and were escorted by the MILL
tary officers OF New Haven to the arm0ry
OF the New Haven Grays where they were refreshed.
They also visited the armories OF the Foot Guard,
National Blues and Sarsfed Guard and received at
each place hearty greetings and generous hospl.
tality At eleven O'Clock they were escorted to the
BOAT and left for home.
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VIRGINIA.

The Allegheny SprinSs-Sympathy for
Fr0nce-Distinguished Ex- x-Confedcratcs En-
j0ying Themselves.
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS, August 20, 1870.
vote OF sympathy upon the Issue OF the Franco
Prussian war was taken here, in which much feel
ing was manifested by the visitors from all parts Of
Hhe Union. At the close OF the poll the vote stood
kWO to one In favor OF Flance Generals Beauregard
and Hardee voted on the side OF France.
At the fancy dress bali tonight Generals Beaurc-
gard. Gordon, Hardee and otners present.
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YACHTING.

Preparations for the Coming Race-The
First To Take Place September S-Repairs
10 the Cambria and DaunIlcss.
NEWPORT, August 20, 1870
The opening race OF the series announced to come
on on the 9th September will not take place until
the sth, postponement having been deemed neces
sary to allow all the competitors to make full pre-
parations for the regattas. which are expected to
surpass anything Of the kind ever held In this
vicinity Nearly every one OF the yachts belonging
to the squadron Is being overnauled. The Cambria
Is TO be newly coppered and otherwise fitted out for
the contests ana the Dauntless proceeds to New
York In the beginning OF the week to have new
foremast. The race for the cup to be presented by
the citizens OF Newport Will be mOng the most In
terestng Of the splendid series.
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C1fy % fntErcode for vnor friend In imoo, whom
they too were secured. James Powers, another OF
the party, and probably the worst one OF the lot
arrested In Paterson upon the arrival OF the excur-
sion train. Powers IL said 70 be q rough customer
and has already been before the courts several
times for perpetratinR atroci0us assaults. The az
cused parties will be transferred 10 the jail as
Hackensack, the OF the a1ray s situated IN
Bergen county, Harrington township.
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euccess OF the West Indin Cable Expedition.
I HAVANA August a5, 1870.
/ Tho Panama and West India Gable Company's
ktsamer Dacia arrived IN the bay 81 Santiago de
0uba ct two O'CLOCK this afternoon, having CON-
bleed the laying Of the cable from Batabano to that
bort. She Is now waiting for the steamer Suffolk,
Ind on her arrival will lay the shore end. The insu-
HAtlOh Is perfect. COngratuatOry messages have
been exchanged between Captain General de R0das,
Sir Charles Bright and Count Valmaseda.
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ENGLAND.


Pleasant Delegation.
LONDON, August "a, 1870.
Ole Bull has sailed for America and Marie see-
paoh, the ta0edtenne, leaves tomorrow In the
teamer European to fulfil her engagement In the
United States,
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TEIIBCRAPHIC NEWS.
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
FRANCE.


Tho Nissisn 70 Washinston.
LONDON August 20 1870
mo Co,,rter do Buvonne says J. J. Weiss, who
Succeeded M Pr6vosParadol in the Char Of Litera-
lure q AK, and who founded the Journal de Parts,
1tN be appointed Minister OF France at washington.
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NEW YORK POST OFFICE.

The following Is an exhibit OF the business OF the
New York Post ONCE for the month ending July 81,
so far az concerns the European and West India
maiis:--
The New York herald., 1870-08-27

All the other pools sold were small, the favorlte
not bringing over twenty i've dollars. In these
pools Lizzie Keller was in the field.
The New York herald., 1870-08-27

Conarrss and Empire Spring C0mpnnyse
Depot for CONGRESS- EMPIRE and ether Mineral Sprtng
Waters "a Chambers strsetneA Broadway. Fres deves
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..on of ,hs .re SIMON HEIrER co.
Wv " ~ 81 I,onnsri streat, sole manufacturers
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Royal Havana I.sstery.-For umcaai Draw~
Ing for Augvst 49, 1870 another part OF the pspN
TAYEOR 4 Co. Bankess Id Wal street, New YORK.
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Indies aud Gent,, Wishing Reots nnl ~hosss
good articles, moderasesprse, pa!rontse hiL.h" W.
No. Is Union square.
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Getting Rlsrricd.-tAsa for Yonux Mon
on social Evils the rropsfcty impropriey Of getting
mona hsppncs iSp n '9oss rose wn' "a ssl enseopes
Address no " AkD ASSO CIATION bor r, PhLadelphia-
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A.-Restorer America, the Only Cic'r rrc-.
paaon the world that win restore Color dispcrsc DAg
druu and cleanse the scalp Sold by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1870-08-27

Rhvam.tis,,,. scrofula, Nsc.-Extr aordluary
cureSoy HATS LlFB BALSAM. Soc E'shth pago
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Farniture Of Every Description Rt Reduced
prices kelly CO., 65i Broadway, opposite Bcnd str
BFurni,we Coverings a,fbs Curtain store. az Broad
The New York herald., 1870-08-27

RovaI Havana Lottery.-PriZos Paid la Gold
Ian furnished The highest rates paid for Dosboooa
aod Al Kinds OF God snt Silver. ..
The New York herald., 1870-08-27

Crista doro's Unrivalied Hair Dye.-Solk'
applied at his wig aud scalp factory No. As,or House
The New York herald., 1870-08-27

Diabetes, Diabetrs.-COns auss0n Water n
a certain cure for H. Depot H Cltr aArcst. New Yort
The New York herald., 1870-08-27

lace Curtctr.s n specially with q. Il. N Ss
b. kelly CO, az Broadway.
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The Mill SpinDers' Strike at Fall River.
PROYIDENOE. AuQuat "a 1870


The crowd OF strikers around the Durree Mil at
Fall River last evening was larger than at any time
before during this strike, but the operatives were
unmolested save by boots and groans. The mob
was kept in subjection by the presence of four com.
panies OF State mihta, under arms, one hundred
special cOnstables and sixteen State cOnstabes, be.
sides the regular police force OF the city.
The Mayor Issued proclamation yesterday after
noon caut Oning the people against mngllng with
the rotous assembly. Az ten O'Clock last night all
was quiet
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Pay What Thou Owest.

A friend says very sensibly
lfyou owe one but a single
dollar, 60 and pay him; when
there is so little money we
ought to keepit moving around
lively. Jim owed US and we
owed Bill, and Bill owed Jim,
Jim got mad because We made
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week; but we paid Bill, and
Bill paid Jim, and Jim went to
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clam, with just as much money
as he had in the morning and
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TIE ViNT0N RECORD
McARTH U r, OHIO,
Mr.. w. Ii. GILLEPsIE made a

Mr. w. Ii. GILLEPsIE made a
little speech at The polls in
Dayton on the day of the spe-
cial election for City Treasurer,
last week, in which he saiG:
AYou who vote for Reuch vote
for the Fifteenth Amendment.
You who vote for Geble vote
against it." With this sharp
definition OF the issue they
voted, and Reuch was elected
by a majority of 100. This is
a popular Endorsement that it
will trouble The Enquirer to
explain Commercial.
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Manhood; How Lost, How Restored.

a just published. q new edition of Culver.
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This lecture should be In the hands oil
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DR.. ELIJAH BIBBY WRIGHT in
passing a house in this county,
observed a very peculiar chin
ney, unfinished, and it attract.
ing his attention, he asked a
flaxen haired urchin standing
near the house if it "drawed
WE'LL" whereupon the aforesaid
urchin gave him the following
stinging relort: ayes it draws
the attention of every d-t
fool that passes this road."-
Vest Virginia Meas.
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Great Distribution
BY the Metropolitan Gift Co.
Cash Gifts to theAmount of $5OO.OOO.
EVERY TIOKTT DRAWS A PRIZE,

s Scasn gifts, each ,S s10'SS[ co..
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so elegant rosewood Pianos, each 200 to zoo
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$50 sewing machines, "6ot laS laaSH
Cash prizes, sil yerware, &C., valued att ,000, ,p0u
. A chance to draw Rny of the above prizes FOL
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OF, payment Of one dollar. Prizes are imme>
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You will know what your prize is before you
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RErERsScEs. We select the following from
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A FREEDMAN's teacher gives
Putman's Magazine this leaf
from the note book of experi-
ence: s,~eg 81 1
The most frequent complaint
was that some one was cussin,
that being the chosen word OF
the whole negro race to des
cribe any ofiense Of the tongue.
Dis yer boy is a cussin;" we
would find the offender had
been calling names or some>
thing of that kind; not proper
to be sure, but still scarcely
answering to the charge made
the insulted party-as for in
stance, when one day little
ebony figure, half asleep, raised
it's morsel of a hand, and drawl-
ed out:
"Boy a cussin; called me a
foo.oo,lw
Once, without any Fremont"
tory signal to attract attention,
a boy exclaimed in white-eyed
horror
Cussinl cussin in dis yer cor
ner; gal a cussinl
"Oh, teacher, / nebber cuss
a bit; my nanny don't low me
to cuss; boyjes' a cussin hese'G"
Indignantly responded the ac-
cused.
The almost universal answer
of the children, when charged
with any misdemeanor is,
"Deed l nebber, Ny nanny
don't low me ter do it."
The boy persisted: "Gal,
yer done cuss, knows yer did.
Deed teacher, she cuss q
heap"
swell, what did she say9" l
asked.
"Say l done took her book,
and my nanny buyed dis yer
book she own self at de sto'
yes'day;' then in a stage whls-
per to the girl, "Gal, Pse gwine
to mash yer mouf when | gets
yer outside the do.'"
Threatened With an assault
the girl took up the complaint.
~Theacher, can't yer make
dis yer boy have hisselfs he
cussin me here; say he gwine
mash my mouf."
$50 l is gwlne to mash yer
mouf, yer old black Niger"
1t was difficult to tell which
was the blacker of the two;
but it is curious how univer-
sally children and grown peo"
pie use this term of reproach
in their quarrels: eyer ole
nigger," or "you black nlgger,"
are household words with
them, and "l'se gwine to mash
yer mouf," is the grand climax
of their vengeance.
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Several young ladies wero
amusing themselves, a short
time ago, with a battery. Miss
Emma proposed taking one OF
the polls, ard her friend Annie
the other, and instead of join
ing hands, kiss each other. A
scream from Annie, caused the
lady who was turning the ma.
chine to stop suddenly; when
Emma exclaimed that it burn
ed her lips terribly. Annie
remarked that sit fell just like
a mustacher' She evidently was
familiar with the sensation.
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A CnILLIcoTHE paper esti>
mates the loss in Ross County,
Ohio, by the recent flood, to be
100000. Nearly all of the
valley farmers were feeding
stock, and they are now de-
prived of fodder and corn, and
and will either have to sell
their stock or become buyers.
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A Mr.. CARROLL residing in
Clinton county, has discovered
a white oak tree, the grain Of
which is so fine that Cincinnati
furniture dealers assure him
tfat the whole tree is worth
several thousand dollars.
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THECHEAPEST AND BEST.
Protection to Home Industry.
Oplnions of the Chronicle.

The Chronicle is one OF the best papers on
our exchange list, and its merits are, we are
glad TO see, meeting with appreciation among
the citizens Of Southern Ohio. -lCleyeland
Leader. -...... ....
This Republican daily seems to be outstnp.
ping ITS Radical cOtemporary IN enterprise a.
we'll rs orthodoxy.-lM Mansfield Banner.
II is one ofthe best conducted dailIes in the
country. and we are glad to note its prosperity
[Meadville (Pa.) Republe.l
The Chronicle is one OF the ahlest and lIveli
est paper 5 in the Union. We hail each num-
Der with anticpations Of finding as we usual )
do, the latest and most interesting news
Parkersburg (Va) Times.
One of the ahest and hest conducted OF ouI
exchanges Blade.
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GRAPE. VINES.

o. aO0CoNC0RD and Ives Seeding
OO UUUGrapc Vines fol- sale-well roote
-oul-door propagation entirely. These tw
varieties are most reliablef : the climate an
soil Of Southern Ohio. willsell on esf
VERY ASoNABLE TERMS
Liberal deductions made by the thousand
for vineyards. THUS. b. DAV1S.
McArthir, November II, 1862. lu99hR
Clayton 4 Baird, agents, Athens, o.; E Mar.
tin, agent, Plymouth, O.i Roh Wilcox. Ham.
den, o.
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WILLIAM MoMAsTER has late.
ly resigned the office of POST
master at LangSville, Meigs
County, Ohio, after holding the
same tee uninterrupted period
ofseventeen years. Mr.. Leand-
er R. Baker has been appointed
to the vacancy thus created.
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DooK AGENTS WANTED FOR
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ume-nearly 800 pages-prlnle ed IN English
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The last span of the Ohio
bridge at Louisville was COM
pleted on Tuesday. 1t is over
a mile long. Trains will be
able to pass over the bridge in
q few days.
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DURING the revival, which is
now in progress at the NJ. E.
Church IN Piketon, there has
been about 12O annexations
to the church and upwards oil
fifty conversions.
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1RoNToN has been suffering
from the depredations of a
gang of young burglars, the
Oldest of whom is ffteen'years
of age. Four of them have
been arrested.
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A FEW days ago a very
starchily dressed individual
called at an out of.the.way
shop on Howard street over
which swung the sign Of DIR.
Jeffries.
"Is the Doctor inf" he inquired
of a dilapidated darkey who
answered his summons.
SHE am dat, FAR" was the smi
ling rejoinder.
"Tell him ! think l have got
the small pox and wish to con-
suit him."
The whites of the darkey's
eyes grew intense, and his
dusky complexion assumed
rapidly a creamy hue.
"Golly, boss, what you says''
"Tell the doctor I'm sick
with the small pox, and wish
to see him."
The astonished African gave
a wild leap, and darting
through an inner door, slam.
ming it in the visitors face,
cried out:
"Leave dis yer house,
don't want no small poxp
"But the doctor"
"Golly, boss, rs the doctor
but l amt good at small pox.
-Neac Orleans Ptccayalne.
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Who is the straightest n an
mentioned In the Blble!--
Joseph, because Pharaoh made
a ruler of him.
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Being Mirror Of New York, rejecting with
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aMY son." said and old man,
sbeware of prejudices; they
are like old rats, and mems
minds are like the traps; pre-.
judices get in easily, but it is
doubtful if they ever get out.s
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Q. How long can a goose
stand on one leg9 A. Try it
that's the way the goose found
out.
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A DETROIT dentist had to give
in the other day when a lad
wanted a new set of teeth for
q fine comb.
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BY liberal arrangements made with the pub.
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We will send the Record,
Stock Journal and Cincinnati
Weekly Chronicle one year
for So.
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That is an old fashioned par.
lor game that has never been
improved upon, and that is
courting. gosaa- ia 4