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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-13
FLOORING, SIDING,

And all other kinds used IN buildin
We also keep for sale all kinds of lum
er which we will sell reasonable.
STOII., BRO. SCO.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-13
On exhibition and for sale, the
: celebrated new
WILLIAMS TANNING MILL,

Used for thoroughly cleaning Seed
Wheat and all the different kinds OF
Grain and Grass Seeds. The best
Tanning Mill made. Farmers are in
vited to test this mill.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-13

PLASTER
Farmers attention is specially called
to this fertilizer. 1t promotes the
growth and yield of Corn, Potatoes,
vines of all kind, and grass. Try it.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-13

Also at their new Warehouse, Main
ST., South of 2. E., pay CASH for
Wheat, Oats, Wool and Seeds,
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-13
MARKET REPORTS.
CORRECTED WEEKLY By
p VIA NC 8 & G 9.

Dealers in Groceries, Pr0Visi0ns s Pro
lrtnn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-01
PERSDA1L.

Mr.. Jas. Rogers born in Rockingham County,
Au 176g is now living IN GOOD health at Boston High
lands where he proposes to-day to celebrate his 1O2d
birthday.
Henry Ward Beecher is to take part in the
anniversary exercises Of hc Battle Of Bennington on the
10Th Of this month, when most imposing demonstration
is 10 be held.
Mr.. Henry W. Hemans, one Of the five
children Of the pOees died at his Consuship in Para
recently Mr. Hemans was tie British Consul al Buffalo
0gO, and while there wrote some notable az
tices IN The North American Rtctep
The Rev. l.. &. RutTeT, young man OF %,
styled the "boy preacher" has achieved good work as
well great sensation in Noble County, Ohio, where
lie pfesides over Two Presbyterian congregations, ana
| las inauguTated a sweeping temperance REFORM
! Mr.. Henri Cernuschi, the Italian banker, and
editor Of the Paris Steele who contributed largely to the
antipebscitum fund during the empire, and there
Tor banshed by the Government is visiting in New
The Rev. DR.. Patter, the new President of
Union College, rescued young lady who drifting
out 70 az re Island the other day, and modcsy
concealed his identity when he had accomplished the
deed. In the rescue the Doctor very nearly iJs his
! life.
Joaquin Miller, the new poet, is visiting, it is
said brother in Pennsyvana, where no IS revising the
proofsheets of volume OF poems shortly to appear
while in London, Miller invited to great dinner nj
J,Irlt Br1Wnings, and electrified AMI dt,!-utcl u,
! company by recltln9 tie .Heaihen Chinoe."
I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-01
rnI1rIcAL NOTrs

The U... eugene Wilson, cX-CougrC man,
q, I'D. .ii..t a, prominent candidate for tho Demo
fr.fi, r..-ilrt Do as Cove IaDr OF Minu- ',.J.
Ex-GV. OI2sby Of Illinois has addr s7ad o
r.,,to fas C.ssa.o Et.si'7 J5UH0i perjupt.Iy de-
AZ iseioac,ylt nomination lcl COA7rt sl.-a 4a'ee,
II offered
The Democratic State Convention Of Nassl-
chgst sin meet IN Springfield. Sept. a. Beside uowi-
rafn. q state ticket tho COVE "a WI choose =
1rstl- 20 attend the National democratic Convention
J,.St SJn.l.r.
The Hon. frank Palmer, the present Repre-
sentative OF tie Fta District Of iowa. in Congress is
considered candlialc for the Omitted s.a.es senator
sa'r sud bs HsEc las assam. som. "-.t prominent
.Y-.tou boo tat canvas.
TIC alleged PERJURY Of Richard j. Bright,
'ato Printer u Indiana, committed In an oath
made n} Bright that the state owed him 5000 for paper
GsbtscS MAKES affidavit that this not true and that
Bright Erow IT, II appears that practice has grown
zap in tie state Printing Office Of taking from each rearn
81 paper wo outside quircs ms allowance for damages,
0nd that DIS custom has been kept mp oven when the
outside uuFs were not injuTCd these were among the
Eerlus- uf she printer And It Is limited that other
sJgSes which lad increased with tho Office served TO
GucmcG. "a, h OF the state Printer and reduce the
amount on material and work which the state actually
t3ceyed. Many Of the Indiana papers Denoerauc ana
1cpub n, Lad called upon Bright 10 explain the
daU3cIpr Crgrs made against ill, before the prose
eaton BEGAN. Bright only dcicuso was " men gou
E.t h| Oh cat, CGu 10 L. tue ia'i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-01


Alav OF 1870 provides that officers % the army who
scryeIi IN the rank IN which they MS Toned and
also officers In RbCl pri'Ous and in husnalwho could
not he mustered in at the date OF their respective commits
sons, but 0erward mustered in shall BE- regarded
mustered back 10 the dates OF their commissions
and paid accordingly. TIE third section OF this law pro
vides that tho two foregoing sections should bo held not
to apply to in which officer could not have been
mustered even II be had his commission The War De-
partlnent held that this third section annueG the two
preceding sections and therefore the OH ers whom tho
law vas designed to benefit He'd 20 receive he arrears
Of pay 10 which they entitled The subject having
recently been referred to tho Judge Of
the army he has decided th3. tine third section affects
only small class OF cases, and that the foregoing sec
frbe President has made me following amendments:
Marsh Gddlngs OF Michigan Governor OF New-MeAico !
tLe Collection Districr Of New-,Ioxico; Frederick J..
SmmOnds, gene Br0ndi, John Bra'ne, W. D. K3d,, D.
Alfred Weston william j. Herring; Aaron D. Iatti5he.d
Ell ID. EdnOnds John bennett william II. Hand ana
Oscar c. Hamlet to be Second Lieutcnants in Tie Reye
The treasury Department received telegram today
that .gnan Company OF New-GUrk hed adDscrOcu
for 500 900 OF the per cent bonds payable IN COIN
The following the rcceipts IRON customs Tor ihe
plia sl28251 Boston, tis26)& Bal.lmore 14;9s9 So%-
orleans, July Let l5th inclusive !lI3oo 'ovo
tsry Boutwell, has instructed tie Collector Gt Castos G'
the District OF Alaska th2j Re NUN no. Tper $500
in value without first reporting the case TO TIE Dert
e Com1,sioner OF internal Reeenuo has just issued,
for the Information and guidance Of Internal Revenue
officers pamphlet giving IN convenient form Tor refer
ence the laws rulings, and regulations concerning tno
purchase and of Internal beNeuGo ei4hl unty,
Scbedules and G. which VIII sup9rsede series . No 10
GoteG Nav I 1862 The pamphlet also embraces the
changes made In the act Of July l., 1870. .,, a.,
Vhs Ku-Klrx Committee adjourned to-day until the
20.h of September, leaving here as slo-C0mmlltce
Senators Poole and Blair and Representative Buckley,
TO examine the few witnesses now here ana several
Others on their way hither j Is supposed the exam-
ZION viii be concluded tLis week. At the meeting II
September reports will be made OF The reconstruction
acts and the condition Of the hnance6 IN the ate l-uec
tionary States, SubCOmmIttees having the sutJect IN
charge. .,u-...
DUNG July the number OF applications AT the Patent
Office were 1872 being 81 Chan ~ M core spending
month Of last year. and Of that NUMBER lSl patents ana
trade marks were issued.
A letter from Agent Darlington, dated Cheyenne ana
ArapaLO Agency, July IS, says: "Th' Indians arc all
Quiet know OF no dep edaOns committed this season
vet The Kiowas have been earnestly endeavorlng To
draw the Cheyennes into general war, have some
lone hone thai the most tempting crisis has pa ed but
tho present Is no time, i'll my opinion 20 auatc dill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-01
n4seFNGEnS ARRITED.

PROM IlvrRPOoLln steamship Atlantic 5ri .i" r. ,So.
vera IL 40 iej Nr Jey Mr. Flaenie John W. t1ye Hi,'
,ol, - H.spe r. W Hove IT, MIR Howe Geo = Nea.'' u
mohl m Il srrgea, T. Dodge, 7. Patt A. H. Dlug y IL
T. r. Rosia b. 0ney Noes G. Mailing Ofan'S oIa5'
B- go, Eanr, D. Law, o. Bares, Dr. tonice baatr
Iiefos Nor B,rearlt Jos G. HtIhey Nj. WIT s. see s
james o. NJ Ceysind Danler!ale james Denton t's ~
Gave thy 10 sfeucs ME- Catherine spence Nj JoS X las
p H Me-, Geo hstuc Robert Kgdion JaAis IL L''l AN
re. go R1bar Roge- M. Ja. l. 1uigsu Ms fqeIs .
Onvef Jfsp6Ola steamship Frame. July jlA aal Sr
a, ~ rsrot M Mrs J. e. BIlut ard dauEfs M j.
". y. W. Haa oa, Mr. aud Ns f'Il p lFtAt1
JaIIbW Mr. Az MIA MeDoueuga AId child, Me ~ 90 W..
Ssen ~, Ms T. j. Goo bNss ssTsh oue, " . ee D. o@Hgi'
Nm Iuss Cslon aui Bgaie Percy Mp'i w to9r y u
Is,o.s Allan s. hi A. th, :. H. Wssts1 a. W e1sPea
q 6oios james th'bp,l hyer Bre1t,aa, S.an % Hsa
- D. n stet.on Geo. Nrn Coo 'oehan Vea he'cl ION
TFoI cAKLEsTOS-lp eilsn< Nauaaiun guy 81 ,.ett
~ 5a1 Nh Brcl,5 Nj b. S.l.'ur p Aa,cl ani viz D.
= M hast Miss Il, hast 4 D. LnoaLol g. ln'l hrt .
49, r. Roiatk. q. -. k14..a .., &, y. hrt.H 49,,
hole a.. T. lnue, Ma. lEci Aal t4Al hasS" A0S''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-01
POLICE NOTEs.

Charles Kelsey age 81, was found dead IN bed yes
i,y a. IL. ..lit -'st. and MsdJI-7ge.
Patrick Rafferty,. of No. $50 Tlird-ave., employed
IN Fouve. stage Goa stable Was badly cshed yesterday
by HTsnsnuy tetn
Tho bodv of a man. age about 3S, dressed in dark
r,,ops ,i wthut coat yesterday afternoon IN tue
rVsr, of Main st., bsOoAl,h
T,ro,o;,b sI,rrIov,s bakery. No qS Fulton-st..
n1olI-n va damsgel so ysslvi Insured lAe OAa -
Owned nv Charlotte 81, p5e4s L3ss, = ,oJl "
man. age about y. attempted to commit sniclde,
h, inrDg od tie der fo 81 Sullivan st, Brooiy s'f nay ~
h. nEt viii stones h. was rescued b. Robert sa' hS An
Catherine RYDER a tenant Of No. &3 lWehtrt-Sl..,
AT. 49, v-risy from alleged brutal igjsIss afflicted ~ neg
Dr. ,ra husband The reg bon assert hat lie fla Hels1 ~
l. i In N. an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-01

might convict him II all The He.0 York Times alleges
These hooks muet beYrodqeed The delay and subter-
are damaging 10 Mayor Hall and his associates
than the very worst ex,Jbit which can reasonably be
feared would be- For two ~ tbIee years past from one
quarter another ir COnnSy bas been asked to make
public tho affairs OF his ONCE. He has persstenty ne
tlJn on us point, Mayor Hall IN hia recent eiano-
rae message made no aluson oit sneo fhe Times &c
It's disclosures he has stated that the COItI0rs Eate
ht rs 10 ne furnished az an appendix ~ his messfge
Dt ne made no ausOn 10 this important lot in his mes
Of three Representative citizens that IFS book were all
6ht Macpherson, the reputcd author Of The poems Of
Csah repeatedly procured certificates Of The existence
" We poems. Honest Dr. johnson Numbered out: "Wc
e egHt vent evidcnce that ossans mcnuscripi poems
IrnoiieiS statement Is already In tho hands Of ths
Liz s Then il is IN tine name OF al tfat is reason
'o' SoHu ioF IT, ana give II 70 the Dows0apers
THE MIN IL TIE IaNG.'
70 me Edttor Of The TriLuHe.
OR: TIE TRIBUNE Las been led into d few
errors IN IT, biographical Notices oil these men ~ it, issue
OF tho Goth
For IT, q. Woodward read Z. A. woodward. Tie re-
sues ~ ooa'h HOr"alf, Conn. He J0ryh an election to
The State Senate OF Connecticut In 1870 but NOT on the
Republican ticket" yet "iu the inerea Of Taoraapy"
lie again the Democratic ticket in 1911 but was
defeated by tie Hon a. d. Woodward lie has cx-
pended vast sums on money on his extensive grounds
aud In numerous investments in Eorwak. lie IA re-
Putcd TO be very rich.
James IL. In2ersOl has built epaoous and ma min.
cent "yiIia" at south Eorvalk-not "Lons I,iaud"-
within the same grounds as T.. 6, Woodward.
Andrew j. GarNeys "villa" is also n Sou.h Norwalk-
MOI" Long Island, on the North IOad'-but in . grove
adjacent 10 CT within the ucI0sore OF Woodward
and Ingersoll
John II. koyecr's Summer residence is "on q small
island" so called very heR lido sometimes over
flows tho marsh which separate. the promOntOry. on
which his beautiful homo stands, from the main soE
nst opposite but part Of NoIwak" M. Kcyscr he's
ayished wealth on this Island and the long sweep IT
admirable road by which he passes tie rC.id noes OF
Woodward, nger5olIan Cdryey torcac South EOrSalk
He Is q native OF the adjoining town Of Wesrort The
people OF Norwak agree with TH2 TarSc in the hopo
and iat that no Will abundaniy yindcae himself from
suspicion.
The gcsgcou7 steam yacht Of william ". Tweed ia
often passi.1 between the splendid clubhouse Of the
Amerlous PeGGdIOn a. Indian EarbOr. Greenwich and
NOrwalk r. b,r. "Brls ~ "a feather loCh tc6oay;'
but why 0ud such black ducks, looms ana ccOts rco
on the shores of IAIBIILLD COuNlf
hOrVgik July %, 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-01
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BoyNELIft q. Yt1;toTP of,iso CON- lF' Joanna g.
Fise- service, a:heta- ie.,.n-. Md-ovu n T. al "a,
h.snss Relatives AID inrHls are invited TO at,pl
BULLION Fndly. July L, sref j.. Cro7 H.. on .,
William H. ami Emma Bull Of Harlem n H. sse al'l' al 10
DAYS
CHAPIN-li Minneapolis Num- o. be l9;h inst s1ey ofcr rs.
fon o. the heart Ainr' Chaplin vino d. - 'haP, tI'e' q
CHENEvIERg-ou sunday, Jay 20 Prof 81. c..,c- Of
aHS Saar cbsS 5 "a ~, 800, D. . = 80:
r1atTsi We'd esiry At o'clock p n. Church
cooI-ou sunday July 90 Ellen s. lf Of Frederick Col ,At
TSe Ieilu5es aud rds Of ~ al, a. ,l si,nl furJ
Tsy %st c6@ei ss .i6!. br'gS
FOSTRR-sUdleny at tie .le other SON. o. C. "r.a, WOOD
Flu ef j to take u cr froa Ier lat sc No. CAM @ Polls
tsirha va -es.ay, Augit2, sts VA
GRENELLE-yViliam Ea Clc-e'.c Sunday night j. -.
Fga-Ia Metlehea 4 j. "Wednesday Apt. at IL Train
leaves Js.sy City, alto p
HoNASou sua,y, July o. Mrha L. wife o, car, Hoi4r in III.
The faS,I vii take Place at ls2 cncr.t wu4ush oOs
KELsgY-rn yer.Yors on surf, tie e,-,. ,eq eadisaln
49, 'hiiles he.'e, OF b1o9g,y'' ~. A. . y y s q, ,..
r.h..e Of Ft, tlsl-, e!-,iy, August as
Mlil5A, Rlvuy " J., san,. Jlly 3d. william VgCr', aged 50
Tn relative. friends ofae aq. pi attend h faa-r.,
on Tasiey IN r9on - 3 o c ,1 D, ' -. iesJ-
O'Clock Carnage Ni coaye- tn N i'oa 'bee-let
oETON-on July 81 Florence, infant dsrs eT Of william H. AID sss
P1eo - Of ae i or invite . sdeal assr VIC frsg hs
res enee OF her parents No. Jl9 ct o .cDa R 90 eist.
dsy nag lo:Jo ocoA Ihe rei -" Dc 'Ae- 10 hah--
n. j., by tie u O'Clock train ,..-, A..
RPyTLE-On Monday July H. Walter ihird sou OF ''es N' ''F
psrvis sgri I0n'hs se a. l.. ~. -,
The relatives trends Of tho silly re 1't % a',l
nom the residence Of his pans 80 b~oA On '4-eoa Ar
uoOB O'Clock.
eroDn ,pD-A Washington Heights n ~ or y ~ ~ c'or'n
irtoIn sauel Johnfop. no Rev Charles A sos ad ~ "a.
and Mary Prime StO !lrl sGci . mos - o.,--l--t.,x
~ snr1 Mi he efrsn ID fiirs h0 One h1ncrri Sne
tny6hhs. OF Tnt,a'e, ca Voice. s%i , ,,.
o'egt Damages viii waiting iof the gi'' H.' ~.
Tleth-st depot lluoa River ia IA al
| Ei.y-gocoldht station IL
ye % 5ss ges E, r ; o. %1.s
| lean r. nd lliu1n-. ID a.. S.ss..
p~rersl O'Clock non G 'HI'" '"'
! Piencpont st., BroOAl'h -
tie OF bis Hse 90 ..- A. ,.-...1 g. . LA
IN. frren on Tuesisy AUgus at AoeocA y me- non LIS S
| sience. No CO II shs.
YEONAN-At HIDE PAX Monday JAY d. Anthony ieonau "' M
city, 10 be b3i year Of lls &C. a., -. e.. -.
III fel,t,e, and uvted 10 atd h' une ron ue
DO Of m. Misses Van lce i, Nchsl9s AAgHss
tan,io,- 10 n Train saye, NepioF, - 4 O'CLOCK a M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-01
rte ZION. A. II. STEPHENS EXPLAINS.
pIpkTE II ono. J..

IN reply tor demand recently made Tor a
,a,e f.ie p.uaton OF his political faith Tire Hon
49,. IL Stephen, publishes thu following i'll lie Atlanta
Zen:
"Vcioeel that tNc people Of the United states az Tho
moo ...e q vote or any for any once nigh
r 1, r or 4,Gcr4l, who holds the doctrine that the
con-. .ui ~ OF inc United state, has been, or can Do
,tlD..i.g or rIi.tB amended by gross uSurpIton
'pst 81 .e.1 lccG "T0Wd TeFidg, and rfO'e7ct"
No moon that wheu ma. Or!ty OF the House OF
,,.,r.... Ji.e. Do Congress sbaI Ice elected OF tins
-. a.. .'i.ronJl basis That they elau Jay not the
siHt..t Uaul u that nag .;'Gs crime GSaiuSt i-e
.Vrtoii..T 1tieenth AmcGdrcat so c4Acd, which a.
80. ~. Simon "gutiira'l1us" for members Of tho
e. t...i .r.s prescribed los the Constitution. LorG
C.@..iI: "Fsrliane1t cas3't create disabilities" So
~, ... ers 50 80 would Lave caca House Of the Con
Fs,, tr a ii,S of the voters NJ Oh" United States
-,.L i.t s.lre opi.0u so TO declare Their lJd Hent
. .. ... add IJie lCrH Litu N.o docs JJt LO44 tao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-01

A large number of members OF the new
esth Qrisi) Regiment crowded mlo the
ous No .3l East Fifeenth-st, last Night ana held
tn. fr,,, which reporters were excluded. Reports
NE from which it appeared that 20 mGlnbeIs
w. - ,.crntrd since the last meeting, making tlc
IT," o, he, enrolled about $50. 10 was also reported
81 ~ he Colonel of the regiment whose name Il KEPT
st,i. IN sccret will arrive duTiEs the "e'A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-01

Ito Tins 70 help throw The political power OF t'
bh 3otc ID mnefatic hands Nc u2y pNttli iisl
eTse of retreat and keep sharp Lockout iNc'""""
~ o. ls last picco Of tomfoolcry from ul e
t,,,g mint NOT iiug suits better than 4" - Ne
9 u'i.iIn i,artv thus throw away the ca4to' ~
I,c6 frr greet accession To Their ordinary VIZ ri Il,
90. tEoy Lave sohueyCi even thc D,i'Nl"ssS Il Is n
$50 e.iv ,li.,ot swallow hat party iobibltiou
S,,,foe, lgt tlat patty win not take INC
81 afa -tt. .,,7,C CA,,-
,uf.i0CRkTiC PAPER or TIE pFNoOi'''
pIpkTT ~ ono.
I.ra ne q aanE11 Gu, ..,,Ooion in
Nj. George McCock began h'S ma, s,r, s.d not
At,,i MIA COZ. NV Yhr spec ID =, , tetr i. uonl-
nj t un 90 the Cr al Cmdgch'!' 1 IL &. ctt l. would
,l.. r.r tlc l.....i state V"t - lofty cf his own
a. ,-rit De f.tsu' cr OF The S,t FIAT sove-
? gee, t'.- 60 .." Ia IN a whole scStiVh vi " a.
an threatened. moro t." Fir. McCUcE adopts Che
AL tie l,i ..H.. f n, fhe Constitution not on the
20 o't''.. .-,l,c5 Itcts but from principle for 10
T'"Hd p. ed ont OF The Union, when i 10 n az
-. s' . s1d modern var Democracy nut W uCh =
ti .- sifh of The fOuudCTSO 81 the FEDERAL topar-
no ' ii know also that there are Eioa' many
con to ver, opposed TO- and still oppose cOef,
= '.I ne N f!e want Of au.hor! 10 exercise ~, anu
. auf los consequence nave 90 ~ i ii
80 4 lql been het,cr fer the candidate II he had
~ ~ "a m, cortrry doctrine, for there is luke
t,...., enough already. We litSU'ht 10 SLY Wa 'c
a. ~ . ,f...., McCOol and NOytsh y thyTrcSpteONe
...,,. Mas natural They are about what the aver
- rra'Iyc ought to he under The caucus system
=. .t. C.r ClfcC-scph1rs control Hcnihauons', IL
:. -. 4, create enthusiasm for either, unless
&. ~ J ass OF or Pdoilc Affairs NooeI to Tue very
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-01
PHOTOGRAPHIC NOTES.

The Aurora, ILL.,, Silver Plating Factory, was
burned sunday Los. spVO Insurance. P'vVJ.
The Excelsior Club boat-house aud four ice
,,'t,'t sr1 we're bulci yesterday. Loss, Sl5UN
All tho stock in the Paducah and Illinois
M o n, vef a. Pslseah, Ky, was ~ Iserbed Yesterday.
Prof Wise assembled from Chanbeisburg,
oa CauLs,ta saturday, and passe through severe
10. ,,os hold In Al;
~ a. az eenpung lie present Sunday laws
10 he repealed Resolols psiel lseafnf we ohIol lave ,.
cons wholesome and that ne le1AAi ''i wv" P mainly
loa leaders 10 intoxicating beSsUga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-01

Geo schufer r. Bailey and VILE W O. Chfod Br. d. BsnoJ
sat children usEE;:e Ctsosr, MS Mimic cssohS J."s
Cbbohu o. w. GIdscn, and ohlins bT, ouiye Mrs.
ONen spi .or n r. Ritr H. a. Maa.Ssnh, Ms CI.-hs5
J. q. Poser y Bic sbsu'es, J. 4. BOILER H. wnstot
u. L. DullEm J. g. Lslhenei Nh r. Read hr. BVnsri h
Savage Ers G. A. Poster Mss H. tus j. u. Morton shJ vie H. d
BrenncEHan, 81 J. MsoleF W. G. Jssn. wife eTrant goi
eLl.en J. b Hevl We. aBi ctien W. A. BltcIccr W. W.
Sleeper Mrs. Mason SlL Aiss j. 81 Nsmh. Ills Pin HoiaSur.
~ i. hcKef ant ollh
PROM NBUBERN-Iu steamship Flor's Terry Jry difrt A.
y Duunson child servant; ahb A. = hcHolT end cf.
Ms o. l1ahb ,ni eiIl Mis- tFee'a9d We Mn6s5. - fH.
!rnL G. u Bal Mrs. G. H. Bat c.on ~ fr'it Up h. w.
foatf, c Mcdonald q H. PreniC. fui IN The ef'sH
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LATEST SHJP NEUS
T9r otter ship Ne,oe re-. Second rc,vr

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PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

Can't David III. Todd formerly of Lexington
49,, ,tf1other Of Lincoln, dei Haltsye Al on sandal
The Hon. NJ. b. Almon, prominent citlzen of
Il aI ard for many years meAber Of tie Leg 'e Council died
suddenly SATURDAY
Charles Selden, widely known in New-York
and Woaetol TIE sutor Selens Coes System Of
d, ID In indianapolis 90 Sunday
Fannie Hoffman Tucker, aged 10, en- orphan
- ~ IITn an Lode Of Ffecmsspns. br ia eton
rI,y The levs Alex. CsprOn end g. Oilley Dua1e
All 4 ilaub. hev-lOTk, oAtt.lg
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ELlINEE EEPOAT.

VAR DfrsRrv.NT,

OFFICE OF uT CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGfOS, Aua :, Isil-I a. N.
synopsis for he Dast t,r"H'y JOUT h0tJS.
The barometer has fallen since Sunday
Jtt ou Ac Gull coast, and very generally 80 on the AT
lottic states and The Lakes.
Aras Of lower pressure have passed the Middle
Atlantic. New u gland, and the Northwest. Light and
tltSh local WINDS have very generally prevailed The
tmPeiairrc has fsen IRON Ohio 10 Missouri and 10 the
uyrtLWafd.
l.a'n las fallen very generally the Cult coast and
lV4Sfol, local storms have been experienced in the
Ine 5aies, aud also from Lake Superior 10 Iowa aud
INV lureJtenng weather continues TO prevail on the
-'o"'Lazand coast
M PFOJQbiiles.
M barometer viii PROBABLY continue low, without
a.. ioilah change iu the weather Cn tie Gull aud
<'"uIti' coast, and will fan somewhat with general
Nics "-a threatening weather On Tue day west OF
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unity. They disavowed anv intention OF woundng tho
feelings OF any class OF czcns and affirmed that they
SIMPLY wished 10 express their Joy over the accomplish
mont of italian unity by the occpaton OF Rome by tia
mg OF iisy, The celebration will take place August
~ hnn WIZ include procession and picnic at the st
River Park TIE line of march will lie tl,ron rh Hoycry
20 the festival grounds "