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fT& PENN STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER
sSSIAik5aSzS. zS.WORKS.-NEAFIE W Il LEVY, PRACrI-
CAL AND THEORETICAL ENGINEERS, MA.
CHINISTS, BOILER-MAKERS, BLACKSMITHS,
and FOUNDERS, having for many years been In
successfdl operation, and been exclusively engaged
ia building and repairing Marine and River Engines,
high ahd low pressure, Iron Boilers, Water Tanks,
Propeers, etc. etc. respectfully offer their services
to the public being fully prepared to contract for
engines OF all sizess Marine, River, and Stationary
having sets OF patterns OF differ ent sizes, are pre-
pared to execute orders with quick despatch. Every
description of patternmaking made at the shortest
notice. High and Low Pressure Fine Tubular and
Cylinder Boilers OF the best Pennsylvania Charcoal
Iron. Forgings OF all size and kinds. Iron and
Brass Castings OF all descriptions. Roll Turning
Ecrew Cutting, and all other work connected
with the above business.
Drawings and specifications for all work done
the establishment free OF charge, and work qua
The subscribers have ample wharf dock-room foi
renairs OF boats, where they can lie In perfect
safety and are provided with shears, blocks, faK,
etc. Etc, for raising heavy or light weights
WV ' JACOB @. NEAFIE,
JOHN p. LEVY,
Blbs BEACH and PALMER Streets.
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SHIPPlNC.
<5STn FOR TEXAS PORTS.
The Steamship Hercules

The Steamship Hercules
WILL SAIL FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRE IT ON
SATURDAY, sEPTEMoEa II, at M.
Through bills OF ladng given in connection with
Borgans lines from New Orleans to MOBILE, GAL
WESTON, 1NOlANoJA, LAvACCA, and BRAZoS
at as low rates as by any other route.
Through bills Of ladng also given to all points
the Mississippi river between New Orleans and st.
Louis in connection wi h the ST. Louis and New Or
leans Packet Comrauy.
For farther inform alton apply to
WILLIAM L. JAMES,
General Agent
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NRARD TUBE WORKS AND IRON CO.,
JOHN II. MURPHY, President,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
MANUFACTURES WROUGHT-IRON PIPE
and Sundries for Plumbers, Gas and Steam Filters
WORKS, TWENTY-THIRDa and FILBERT Streets.
ONCE and Warehouse,
al No. AZ N FIFTH Street
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OF the city OF Philadelphia, bearing date of
eighteenth day OF April, 1868, aud recorded In the
office for recording deeds and mortgages for the
city and county OF Philadelphia, in Mortgage Book
A. G. H., No. Sc, page 465, etc. the undersigned
Trustees named in said mortgage
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w AL l." oAulIoj
General Agent,
o1O6t No. 100 South TaIRD Street
.s%$Es> FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS.
s84AAz2SA. OWN-Inman Line OF Royal Mai
Steamers are appointed to sail as follows:-
City OF Brooklyn. Saturday, Sept. IL, at 10 A. NJ.
Etna via Haliiax), Tuesday, sept 20, at p M.
City of Brussels, Saturday, September 2t at p NJ.
and each succeeding Saturday and alternate Tues
day, from pier No; ~ 45 North 'Tt Il river:
PAYABLE in odhS eodi of fASsASE Paysss n currencv
First Cabin .s75 Storage ......... $50
70 Londen......... 50 To London. ......... 85
To Halifax. x.......... 20 To Halifax ....... is
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg,
Bremen, ETC., at reduced rates.
Tickets can be bought here at moderate rates by
persons wishing to send for their friends
For further information apply at the company's
JOHN G. DALE, Agent, No Is Broadway, N Y. ;
Or to O'DONNELL s. FAULK, Agents,
as No. 4O2 CHESTNUT Street. Philadelphia
THE REGULAR STEAMSHIPS ON THE PHI.
i LADELPHIA AND CHARLESTON STEAM
SHIP LINE are ALONE authorized to issue through
bills Of ladil to interior points South and West il
connection with South Carolina Railroad Company.
ALFRED L. TYLER,
VicePresident SO. @. RR. Co.
-FTFs> PHILADELPHIA AND CHARLESTON
sSIIAAllkAeAa. STEAMSHIP LINE
This line is now composed OF the following first
class Steamships, sailing from PIER H. below
Spruce street, on FRIDAY Of each week at s
ASHLAND, 500 tons Captain Crowell.
j, w. EVERMAN, 692 tons, Captain Hinckley
SALVOR, 600 tons, Captain Ashcroft.
SEPTEM BER, 1870.
j. w. Everman, Friday, Sept 2.
Savor, Friday, Sept. o.
j. w. Everman, Friday, Sept. 16.
Salvor, Friday, Sept. 23.
]. W. Everman, Friday, Sept. 80.
Through bills Of lading given to Columbia, S. c.,
the interior OF Georgia, and all points South and
Southwest.
Freights forwarded with promptness and despatch
Rates as low as by any other route.
Insurance one-han per cent. effected at the office
in nrst-cass companies
No freight received nor bills OF lading signed on
day OF sailing.
SOUDER & ADAMS, Agents.
No. DOCK Street,
Or WILLIAM. p. CLYDE & CO.,
No. 12 S. WHARVES.
WILLIAM A. OOURTENAY, Agent in Charles.
ton. 624
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The ssPiebdsclte,y

Y 3'gsbiecsss1iis only "a high soundipg
,p.me, for = special election, French liter
ary men and politicians have weak.
ness mr IX6n terms, and 10 call special
electi0nla ''pis5i scitum, (which VASE Latin
nems far, q law passed in those assemblies
for the people called eosstfM trsosed.
stklcAiy speaking, the "blk6istsaaA, |" Is .
ffi<ose Ahuh, passed w theiNhoie body Of
the people, The French form Of the word
IL a pisSisctts," and the term Is loosely ap.
piled tUt decree, the submissich Of the
decree to vote, and the draft of the decree
which ia djaCussed, as pows 70 the Corps
Le6miAtik Bnt'this draft Is also and more
properly cAiledlis Bsxn6ss ocasxlttb,--
,eugther LAtin phrase Sgniiyilg both ade-
cree Of the Senate and debate therein.
'R6ttilAfly the HSehl1jAs eSa5tltaWt was the
J AHm hrwhicIi The Roman people passed
upon = lay by ye.Rand nay vote, hut they
tjUfl Introduced ny sth9 Senate, md this
powsto q intio dncingi laws ia she people
~ .Bl! sss Byasi sBS ~sss
|, uerbf noW reserves Y0f AiMsSliI ihdspsndl
|sent Of dhyncfiOh of bis PaRlianent /. The
,&tnQtss cQ1SrItHgp. now, On hand peIpetar
stes the sovereign power Id the BQnepArte
MmiH, and litS adoption viii bind anew
ali swiS ttp1oit the lfortnuss sofsthas
&ipQily Erflken9f,sue aida 10 a,ea !,
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Foreign aos8ins ,

T--There ere 1.462 theatres iA Europe. =
!, lin 1867, the British colonies, cQst the
mother country $780,, 926. ....,,, ].
W-Canada's new new fractional currency has
already been icOunteffeited! lisnia 3isi I
Fii--Thirty per cent ofahe populstioa Of
France can neither read POE wEite,i /. 7
ia, Ireland ,lspdlqrds are often
warned "now -a.days By finding graves
dug III theit front yards oW 3fs'i' hEos
The London Athen9um ,is,yespondble
for, the remarkable statement that one
tqpr!h pr ne population s * FFancs 'a ere
lAIIhe largest known diamond ~ shas
which adnrns the scoptre 0i the iEuperpc
Of Russia. It's price was f104, 0QQ. The
Kohl moor ranks fifth,
y Lfsztfist, sie nan Who Gss arrested
! for Shodtins "CaJ ,esinsthss fAcsuf the
I Bmperot.eih IsNlAx, 49, ylt1Apl | y De1i-
tent letter, pleading IA on! ,dni4pify Ia
EpglIsh lam la6{piFYet #. w re6SqtllZ
we'd ded III thS p1rlSA c6ufok And ,Hf1
bids 6tUppud dad "A a11w hnnte.altsI!
lHe yAA iinslas ~srriedn aRa HAoyed
loIa "a a ca.sxs;gEaa Is1 ssoiQ lss4Ae
tKS slolh1f Day ct roA5e tsObenlhed
space BY saying .tstbs ReatleRiA VIA
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e Religious and Rducatisnal.y
-Methodism claims in the world !, 49,.

az AtA18tVuS nm A~uS0sAsAs
-Methodism claims in the world 1885,
033 members. a. t.tsay<a
d, Wilmington, Delaware, now employs
only female public school teachers.
Lat year, Detroit excluded 1900 chill
dren from its pubiie yschools5 Dr1 Wsnt OF
room. 49, gr4 e<Ff-
I ..-.-Presbyterianism has in WashingtoD
eleven churches, with $500 ,communi-
cants. ssrasssr Ars ikiitW
/ according to the Baptist Year, Book
the Baptists are the most numerous sect
in the United states,
The ChipesS Sunday School of the
First CONGREGATIONAL Church, San Fran
ciSco, has over one hundred pupils.
The total attendance Of Chinese ypu-
pills in Sr1day-schools attached TO diff
ferent churches in San FRancisco'is s64.
The Pittsbufgk cAdsseaX estimates
that lay delegations Will be carried with
surplus of one hundred and twenty rotes.
Tho, annual report Of the PreSby-
teriar Board OF Foreign Missions shows
probableldeRsst the Close Of the year Of
SAC, 900. $3.50
Tie Cumberland Presbyterian reports
over 1000 conversions and about 1,500
aces sions TO the church during the FIRST
three months Of the year.
The Methodist Church South has
abandoned the plan Of receiving members
on probation. Persons are received into
full meraB9fship Without the'six months
trial. sr. li4 si9! fs-sa.I nE1YB IL
The Worlds Conference of the Young
Mems Christian Association will be held
! in Amsterdam, in Holland, next August.
American Associations win be repre-
scented. siH st.' tssfst@ pt
-Colored children are 70 occupy sepa-
rate rooms from white children in the
public schools of Toledo, but will be edu-
Gated in aAIthe branches embraced in the
regular course Of study. ~ yn,~suw
| The Illinois State Methodist Camp
Meeting for this year has been located at
Old Town, eight miles east from Bloom-
ington, on the Indianapolis, Bloomington
and Western Railroad. August 20 is the
day 6ked for the openin& w
| The New Hampshire Methodist EPis-
| copL Conference, recently AdOptT .
strong resolution against the use Of TO.
bacoo, re,afirming the, former action OF
| the Conference refusing to admit any who
are addicted to this habit.
"A Congreeational PASTOR in Norfolk
county, Mass, preached, last year, 1SO
Isermcns and lectures, made S22 pt3Oral
| car. and attended IS funerals Anbther
preached 200. sermons and lecturs s fnAde
| $50 pastoral calls, and attended 81 Tuner:
III t@*s4e 4 ~ 9evuaTB "a
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''a9 AHfsaiAlGR ana bad afe Ass disappe.rI
'iHg EtM Virginia M1etn. iio ,9slsp
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pressed g: I&1s ssoe, Is.e G
you arc ..'s1ns .svoivcl
..-s--ApEl !, : pro Al Mayor q france
lang ne ~ M 1ua. ~. nu III
~ ,rulss., a.h.s
~ * ~ - =. Is nls a sclna' ss'
'nis sS25 ~ oAs.
-BAheP !h0mp0n says ne saw IN
India religious oeyofee sitting cross
legged on sharp stones, who had 81 there
Dr seven yesls, unoeI me Denc, ,ss -
nentai sn0 Pnyscai sunenng Fv~i In
fP10ve hs sPil'usi conuauon' ~
/. --Thn QeaGiu X1emees nnSnn enaideal
OF sprin9 Wheat win be grown IN the Do
minion 0fC16ad1 3X6 Var not withstand
nj. he how price and ssystise indications
nov poiut to 3 serious luw from winter
kf1lins q IL ali sosnswAenaa .ssssa I,
|e the nu;6Y,ey ~ tnsx Ie nzri1n2 X A.
pc4crshnro e reIafireIy smaIIer than Al.
- nrkkr karai sAStSl - q srOnor
dor il one m every -1IO42, ,nha6tanta.
ILhiIe ~ london II X one in als0 sdbd in
Paris one in 22Z, 81 seisi.sMgs lao
-Tha London Laneet Psris c6rrespond.
ont ~. !. .The ex- Emnnees ca yintfa Of
Mexico. il in s .unst mel..eAc.+ :s,.,s;5,;;.
ton. ehe Aas af1ained the last staoa
~ stAryifle disease. which has made :
terrible wreck of her mental nd nhvsiesi
Ecnltieah !. - I.
- =, 8. D..a .,..,..... xu.. !
y ~ n.nn. unlu
nes. apG ~. 1tisd in 70 ~. .he
sppiops.aySe. '1us. ;n,. :u 1 " nle
.:N "a Sls33Sl yfHuwE. ns .Lu ~ cun-
unueu g ~ ~ .ne appesl-
snce g 49, wv nlsss iOt oyg SiA
Anon.ns' "NnousA snsao i.A " ossas
"A wager OF vS,0OO BENG 0nered BY
an Englishnar1, named Hsmpden, for
proof Of the rot0bdlty OF the earth, AMI.
Wallace accepted n, and used six miles Of
Bedford level as 8 test three signals each
IL feet inches above the water level,
bemg put up tnree miies apart. The
GENITAL signal appeared eievsted about
five kd AhOve phe line jnningl the other
two; but Hampden had the impudence to
claim the victory, and threatened to bring
an action against the ed1tof OF the F5Ad.
f-tne umpire, nor ffxuduientiy oec5diug
lAsGDst HIM ssssfsiG s4ibtbns
|, IAN eruption of the volcano of. Cebo-
raco. in the State Of Jalisco, Mexico,
commenced on the goth Of February last,
and il still belching forth flames, rocks,
minerals, ashes etc. The, noise 10 like
that Of thunder claps continued in quick
Succession. During the night time the
scene is awfully grand Masses Of super
stitioua neonle gather in the distanoe. and.
q " 10 - ~
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Incidents and Accidents.

4 Il
The number Of casualties BY the Rich.
mond disaster amount TO 285 killed and
wounded. .3t3h1
,t--.A little boy was Instantly killed ia
Detroit the other night, by being kicked
by colt he was leading.
Mr.. Hager, 81 the firm Of Hager &
Co, brewers ~ Cincinnati, was found
drowned a.few days ago, in = cistern for
cooling. e,., a,oa. .a,d a. OH
p7l A gardener In Memphis, q few morn.
inps Ae0, While attempting to shoot b
chicken, shot himself, producing Instant
death. ,,,qa,., o,lX ono,s yasg "a -
Thirty one horses were burned to
death I'd . livery stable which was de.
sttoyed BY Ere ~ Niikesbarrs,i Pa, . few
MORNINGS ago. IN ,eisilB,lgHl ilnos :.
d, IA. man found dead in, q, field near
Eureka, Wis, few days ago, ID supposed
TO have eaten Wild pafShips and been
poisoned. daoigsbglu Oh 1ayaihdyS e
r-During q, severe thunder storm at
New Orleans Q few days ago, several
houses were struck by lightning, and one
poloeed woman H4s killed D tloaJ
IRA crazy young, man. named Jesse
Morgan. IL tie st. Louis City Hospital,
gouSed both his eyes cut with hislthumb,
few dsysagA. and died soon after. III :,
b1,--A regent New York dispatch thus
briefly tells the Ghole story: Eliza Kohl,
domestic ii Newark, used kerosene 70
Flight che freithis morning. Her funeral
takes place TO moIrow."i .qfJtl eaa
During recent gale at Council Bluffs,
Iowa, a few nights ago, new Congrega.
tidnal church was completely destroyed
and seyaraLother buildings were badly
damaged: :nuttaoo,y.a IY..a ii..l .,,...l & !.
/ in the leH5 through his clothing, d few
days ego, in Quincy, Fla , and died in .
few hours, The, snake struck q vein, and
medical aid could not save him.
is Two prominent Northampton, Mass..
fArmerv, father and dsn, and In abaSinesg
,pertaerahip. amused the crowd thu other
day ,by being nnwittipgly competing bid
ders az "a auction sale Of meadow land. .
Milwaukee, few days ago, : little
X vetr old tisughter o6sa Mr. lloyd fell
into = cauldrop Of hot soft soap and was
"a terribly scalded about the head that the
DhysiasfS' pronouneed her beyond re-
ca9ert.M 5IiIVysnH ~ xnlunpT
An accidental explosion of nitro gly-
cerine ' ocacrcnfred in the Midland Railway
tnnfv1, ntar Wtrtsb6fo; N. Y the other
day, and workman named Haqmea was
blown into the cir 800 feet lsnd torn To-
lXt vincennss, Ind; - rev idSys ago,
10 Netle bill, sgsd ab0nt four yearh daugh.
ter Of q man named Perry fell rheadfore-
most intoa large kettle Of boiling soap,
burninH her head And breast to such sn
exsent a. to cause hergdaath u Stew
holF4lnH aslu sat .nUaln a1DX lal "
ss;ess 81 Rl'af sla ssiis'aa s, 4
Se6itSt onYIls h6eks gsngunnitkna AZ
had Ieaeseh 4seia5n y P e SA 9Ssars.
IG 2eAlHS sSa44S aaSe sISas psi Sa9s Ri1i i,
NV }Sla i11detsaosI oaf - !,sisins
|lls-1rkpitp,vec, Mn, has drrtrelas4 aoms
P T;9 |gss ssl yEaibs sal q s|s ia
e. 6I0hi&i3j sdbsF(1g a,6fai1utiss atovea
lsasups1esA fAAU rqf ~ N name snd
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s;sosselas T. ID K AZ issS ssss 'es"''
+ "a shjd y Lewiston, NJ T. vAo had
wandered with some companions some
distance from home, was ordered to return
q once Il he did not wish 70 have hishead
cut 81 he fhrGo4 % Terrified him TIT
| h .eoneesled. himself uDdex,a hnyStaek.
whese be poosed three days without food.
and whence he was finally taken, Wild
80. 49, + 81 fAf ISL II. 4&sf''gS
"A Pennsylvania lad OF eishteehy year.
never aw anything I'll the other days
when ! doctor removed cafsracts from
both his eyes. which md been there vince
his birth. HenOw sees everything, and
6. greatly amazed and delighted, but .
correct knowledge of cOlors, the distance
size md qunlitieA will require time and
practice 20 .'e s.Ie, 49,.
-On the train going west from Omaha,
THE Oder day, were two br6thert .nahed
Nyers, from Iowa. on their way TO Helena,
Montana. As they were changi ag seats
one of them dropped . navy revolver,
which fell to the floor Of the car and ex.
plodeA ghesbsll7 esesrirg 3le gJpin of the
other brother. pr6dncing Ec.:& from
which there was no hope Of recovery.
+ u efri shout eighteen years Of IL, 1t
Richview, III, few days ago, sought to
hurry up supper by pouring coal oil ON
tie Dire. The on ignited and burst the
can. and hef clothes wefe covered with
the flaming fluid. She lived about four
houSSs lsvay@t agony, slmoet roasted
alive, her b6dy burned to crisp, and the
blood ooing from her entire persun,
| Tie boilers Of the GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
water.works exploded few mornings
with 4 terrible crash. The: engineer and
| fremAn were tie fohiy pirsOhs in the
building. The fireman was blown through
the root and landed 6fty feet frQQ the
BUILDING, and would probably die. The
engineer was not much hurt. The build
| ing was blown to pieces. Loss about
| 100000 vayg Y
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In tho House, on the 11th.x . bill was
passed AbprUbfi Atnk '>oD0tNc ID shpply dencien.

passed ApprUbflhhbk '1JOOt0c 70 sdpply dencien.
css In tho ,comps nsation Of mileage OF Cpugress'
men. !. .ffls Northern Pacific Railroad bill was
taxa, I'M. and tho lH0pfc refuvedr-41Tl ia. ~ to
order II TO third reading. when several am end
Soonts wesa DfjfUl and. WithtAe bill. ifeaired to
the Pseiec Railrosd Committee. !. Bills were 10
'trU0 ICED -tepealiBg Tho Act or 1900 eSihcfzirg
Ssss gss e On lo1 sks Seet p+o,sctio
the frontier az Texas. Tha TART BID vas taken
m In Committee OF the Whole. md several para
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19

!. I'll
cation In the regicide plot, ! e.,r,. Il
The recent seizure, Of the Paris Steele
and Reesstk vas caused BY the publication
therein 81 Mise proclamation, signed
Louis Bonapsrte. The issue Of the Rap.
pks waSs9Ail ssissd on ~ 9TH, o. account
Of Ito violation Of the Preas lava ss9l q
Y x distatdh from, Paris aat midnight on
the, 9th sayslths sotein PERKS IN thslyls'
IDisoitups With one aeatinn torhPar troni
,was: 4, Yes 1876, 100; is"No,", 1S2pS1., a
ifaw retprna from surrounding Provinces
tiooted up; eyes" 1oS $50; !. No, " $, $40.
The election, in France has resulted IL 4
majority 81 over 5000 0oo In favor Of Ne.
poieoAG boiicy.9l tfah ~ nao I
IA ,eriib,s accident Occurred on i rail
road, HEAR Luxembourg, Belgium, on the
OH. 1t u reported that twenty persons
wore Killed. II aa9d haa ed tadi ii
j BarficaEes h~ere ;efscttd IN different
parts " PAslsSu che nlgAa 1f The ,sthy Apd
disturbances obmrNd n sskeraA localities
AN l4he .bArrieades, mersltskeu by ths
troops about midAight, and tranquility
prevailed thEPyghont Pie clty Pr re ~ mo 4
iaf sfl4s tR TAs, ?fRy y9ts sS e. .s ssf
AZ ols 'Afk stvrnss' had been received
I n w Il I'll parts Of the COUNTRY, except Al.
qkc1F lay 2aia!13f6, eJB mo, i, o8uyS $40.
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I, WoMeteE etlD4 tNVOQuBs iAAi~YR ANsttWsa,
! AZ Califprnis II, ranged at % lasg. t9s10O
deg. The, weather aNaa unp5ecedaPuy
Warp lot Nay. and Ynfayorable reports
IsSsNss I'll II = ~ ~ IN i0l olaF !,
s,liY pe1vvi daspstch n sAs IN rays
~. Accounts sof I6disn odtsases on the
Kansss Pacific Railway and elsewhere In
Colorado, rscsuEly pubashed by certain
Nav Herk papera are entire lygro'lnc lesa.
There has been NO Indian troubles in this
Territory during the past yesr, and Gov
-sqUcC6ckI AaSobAdeut ItAat none need be
-iI,snticapsted within tho limits. ofrCoi
aYouadol, ~ b; 40 sHoag eallT a.ala. :.
!, a conmisaipn store IA burned 9d A. Mil
,,wsukee ona the night Of the 9th, apd ~
"a FrenchmAn named ChayanopYIx,I,, H. who
Troouaed yboyc, perished n the dnnes !,
a dght recently occurred a. Atlantic
y cttnIalWyoninea hstvesn isoldiera under
III Mir Gwdpa:iad thA Igdlhph .Hhs In I,
lpst three men AleppgtenlAny Fs a +
s., hapgh wss hillsd a.ac uit,1, aYunr .b,ls !.
~ Ann Isl received It 81. Paul On he gth
M. report all quiet. Tie Indian exdtc'
,f..c1t lISd ss1sid1d MA 6lotik apdlChipe
I, 1suAs han promised Ahat ,shesh S0ala, Fss
aaln peaA;;iblp, Az. eenss aRa tAyblA %
tho whites. keiL rresiosph ui3htssdda y Z
Provisional Government had issued .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-15

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zsscss- d:sea sest s--T t< la,f srssa s,a;stla ,s
g.ss-s,,rss3 ~ 1zs4xss 81 5ssase 1ssa a., a,sa
Sd * ~ s:aeeTF,3 ~ s9z-
~ Persons sg,sseae+a ta,- Ssaas-v vlsa s;sssi
40 tx i1otsd 5ssilr sis: ~ alsezsas,a tn srTss
lrata sas panel zyad Ggtaze sasaz E-- i1srg,1G
:-i >saaas ssa sczssss5 ~, sss So slAss
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