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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-18

The Crops Damaged by the Overflow Of the
AraO.
FLORENCE August II, 1871.
The Arn0 River, having been swelled to dood by
the melting OF the SHOWS In the Apprentices. has
overnown in banks In many places, causing great
destruction to the crops.
COUNT MENABURA.
Count Menabrea, the arbitrator appointed by the
King of Italy under the Treaty OF Washington is a
very distinguished Italian politician, who has been
President Of the Council OF Ministers ana Minister
for Foreign Affairs. lie is a lieutenant general in
the Italian army, having held important commands,
ana is, so far as experience and attanments og In
every way ntted Tor tue duties OF the position to
which ne has been nominated by the King
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The Proposition Of the Left Centre for the Pro-
lOngation Of N. Theirs Powers Defeated
by the Election Committee
Of the Assembly.
General Uhrich to the AlsntianS of
New York.
The French Minister Of Finance to Have
an Interview with bismarck About
the Evacuation of France
by the Germans.
1tlEGaAEs TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

VERSAILLES, August II, 1871.
The Election Committee OF the Assembly have
reached vote upon the following mouOn made In
the Assembly by Nj. Rivet and submitted to their
considerations for the prolongaton OF NJ. Theirs
term of office to three years.
The title OF President OF the Republic shall be
rerred on M. Theirs All the powers which he has
heretofore exercised as cher OF The Executive are
20 be prolonged for the period OF three years. NJ.
Thiers to be moreover entrusted with the promul-
ration and execution OF the laws. He shalt he au-
horned to receive Ambassadors. His official resi-
Ience to be at the place whete the Assembly may
IT, He snail I've lodged Mt the expense of the repuD-
&C. His remuneration is to be fixed at later date.
lie shall have the right 10 appoint members OF The
oupci of Ministers, diplomatic agents ana military
nd naval commanders, and the Ministers appointed
him shall be responsible for their acts 10 the AS
smbly.
The vote stands as foows:-Nine In opposition
al six IN favor of the proposition.
THE PROPOSITION TO BE MODIFIED.
IL has been positively ascertaned that majority
the Assembly will support, IN a slightly modihed
rm, the proposition made by N. RIvet on behalf OF
0 Left Centre.
ANoTHE.. MOTION REJECTED.
The Assembly yesterday refused to consider the
otion submitted some time since by NJ. Baze, pre-
ding Tor the prolongation OF the powers OF both
Assembly and President Theirs for two years,
ID also for the election OF a committee TO draw mp
bin constituting the future government of France.
THE EVACUATION OF FRANCE.
NJ. Pouycr. Quertier, the Minister OF Finance, has
me 10 Germany for an interview with Prince Bis
arck relative to the evacuation OF French territory
the German troops.
COMPLAINTS ABOUT THE GERMANS.
The Fresse of to-day saws the German troops who
,cupy the Eastern departments stnl treat the III
hbtans in the most exasperating manner
sword Of Honor Presented 10 the Defender
Of Strasb0urs by the Aisutians Of New
York-G,cucral Uhrici,'s Reply.
PARIS, August II, 1871.
The sword subscribed by the Msaians, residents
New YORK, for General Uhrich, the defender OF
trasbourg, was presented TO the General today.
In accepting the gift Of his countrymen in America
Ienersl Uhrch said he would only draw the sword
then an attempt was made to reconquer the pro
inces which had been torn from France by the re
nlts OF the war,
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Ionpos MoNrv MARKKr.-LONpoN, August II 5 r.
lousos closed Al $50 for a3s. for the ac
count ni,ed hve-wcny bonds 1885. as 1858
"a. 1878 s3L, tcn-iorues, MDs4.
r.nis MosEy MARKRr-PARrs, August l7.-Rentss,
bst. sOc. -. u.,v,. ru.
~ Fvenur states hvetwenty bonds closed 96s
% the old issue ,,r ,.-
.m The closed strong; mlddling upands
r,igdi,a orleans ad. The sales Of the been
~ ooo bses including 1000 for export aud speculation
Nf,yycrooi BRF ApsruFrs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Anasi M-wheat, los lbs. 3D. per GENITAL for
Western spring ,u. ro.,,.... -.
LuNpoN PRopUCF MAHKEf.-hoSpoN, August Ire
fined petroleum, 1 cd per gallon.
LIvgrrooI. Provisions MAGnET.-LtvterooL, August
rms CorIoS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., August F-Ar.
rived snip EmsyAd Isle iiop, New York july ", with 90
hSses VI coSI~.
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Rogerson, C. Gordon, Bane
AQUA TIC.

The International boat Race at Halifax
List of Boat Clubs Already fsnicred-Ihe
Tive of Eniry Extended.
HALIFAX, \. -, August II, 1871.
The following crews have been entered for the
great international race on the Both Of August
Renrortli England; Prior, Halifax; Barton Halifax;
Igln, New York Roche, Halifax; Paris crew, -.
John: Taylor winshlp crew, England--seven IN
all.
For the champion scnll race-Rcniorth, Sadlcr
and Bagnal England; Brown, Halifax Coulter,
New York.
rhe time for making entries has been extended
TO the 2lst lust lie Is reported that the Roche crew.
OF Halifax VINO were the last to 90 into training Tor
the race, will withdraw.
Preparations are making TO accommodate the
large number OF strangers expected To Witness the
races.
communication was received to-day from Rem
forth entering his Tyne crew for the great four
cared race
The entries are now seven in numbers. VII
Renorth and Winshp crews, OF Newcastle ION. Tyne;
Conlter and B,glin crews of PittsDurg, Pa. PARIS
crew, OF ST. john N b.; and Pryor, Barton and
Roche crews, OF this city.
After Renforth's the Pryor crew IL the fayoritc
here although each mas ils hackers. Satisfac-
tory arrangements are being made Tor the accom-
modauon OF the crews expected
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gSnse Hall Notes.

third game OF the season on the Union grounds.
The game which Mir. BrOdIe had arranged to come
or OH the 4tl of next month between the old At
lantic and Tie old Mutual Clubs, Tor the benefit OF
the family OF tho late John Goldie, has been post.
poned until the 18th OF the same month Every ef-
Tort IS beng made To make the AFFAIR grand sue
cess winch 1t Will. In all probability. prove 10 be.
The following Is a nOrc from Messrs. Peck snyder
Offering ine rosewood bat to DC disposed OF III
some way Tor the Deneht OF the same worthy Ob-
Ject:--
TO THE EDITOR HERALD
Seeing notice of the 18th instant in rela
tion to Mr. Brodes getting up base ball match Tor the
family OF the late John uole, wish TO state
that the purpose in Mr.. BrOdle's
disposed solid rosewood prize
bat, heavily mounted with silver engraved
PECK SNYDER, No. l26 Nassau street.
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VICE PRESIDENT COLFAX.

Address of the Wee President Before n Min
uc.otu sunday Schooi-Geod Advice for the
CHICAGO, August II, 1871.
on sunday last Vice President Oolfax addressed
the SUNDAY school of the congregational church at
Wnona MINI. lie said among the happiest recol-
lecrons of his lie was the time he mad spent In
An infant class to which he had been taken by his
mother when three years old. He was teacher
for twelve wears In sunday school, ana one OF the
sweefea rewards OF his lfs was tue assurance OF
voung man about entering tie ministry that 1t was
inroi9n mis- instrumentality he HAD been led TO
maj ealing lie dwelt with much emphasis on the
ncne6cia influence exerted on society by the sun
day school. Drawing MS remarks to close he said,
before leaving he wished to give two sentiments
IN INC youna people before him ."First, be masters
of your tempers; hasty words cause more nnhappi-
ness than from any other source; second, never
allow yourselves TO do an act privately tbat you
would blush 70 naye eAppSedN
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FIENDIsH MURDER IN KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, Aug IL, 1871

LOUISVILLE, Aux II, 1911.
lendish murder, accompanied by circumstances
of the most horrible atrocty, mas come 10 light
III the southern part of the State. Last
saturday, q little girl, aged ten years, daugh-
ter of Thomas Bennett, living near Fulton station.
on the Paducah and Gulf Railroad, was missing
from her nome. Search was made for her, but IN
vau negro who had been working for Bennett
since the war was suspected and arrested, but
escaped. lie was however, shot aud re-
captured Becoming frightened, he con-
fessed that he had attempted TO commit q
rape on the child but not succeeding, ne rst chOHed
nor to death, and then accomplished MS neiafiouS
purpose with tue aid oil knife, alter which no
threw the body in pond. Al last accounts the IN
carnae nend was In the custody oil tue ctlzens out
Is probably uncned by thS upss
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THE TRICOLOR and THE GREEN.
Herald Special Report from
Dublin.
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Banquet Given by the Municipal
\ Authorities in Honor of the
:, French Deputation.
THE \QUEEN'S NAME KISSED.
The Health of M. Theirs and the Pros
perity Of the French Re-
public Drunk TO.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

The following despatch has been received
from our correspondent at the Irish capital
DUBLIN, August II, 1871.
A sumptuous banquet was given tonight at
the Mansion House, to the French deputation,
by the municipal authorities of the city.
Several toasts were proposed in favor of
union In sentiment between the French and
Irish nations and enthusiastically responded
to by speakers on both sides.
THE QUEEN KISSED.
The Lord Mayor, who presided at the ban
quet, proposed the Queens health. The toast
was received with q storm of Kisses that lasted
several minutes. The next toast was M
Theirs and the prosperity of the French repub-
lie. 1t was received with cheers and drunk to
by the assemblage. Count Flavigny in reply,
made graceful allusion to the generous sym
patty given by Ireland to France in the late
war.
The deputaton is headed by the Count de
Flavigny.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, August 49, Am.


Synopsis Tor thP Past 7,renty-rOU' Hours.
The high barometer Wednesday night in Wisconsin,
has extended eastward, and Is now central in ONO
The pressure has begun to fall Lake superior. with
light rams. The low barometer I'm the Middle and East
ern States is now followed by rising PRESSURE The
storm which was suspected Wednesday morning
southeast or Florida has moved northwestward,
anticipated, and Is now encroaching upon
Southern Georgia. No reports have been received
from Florida station. Easterly winds have
tlnued on the South Atlantic coast and northerly
winds on the Gulf Cooler weather has very gem
orally prevailed throughout the country east OF the
Mississippi. Heavy fires are reported on the coast
OF Lake Huron, with smoke and haze southeast
ward.
Probabilities
storms now prevailing IN Upper Michigan wiit
probably extend southwark over Iowa and Michi-
gan Friday afternoon. Rising barometer. with
partially cloudy and clear weather, Will probably
continue from Illinois to Maine, and cloudy weather
extend along the Atlantic coast northeast
ward during the day The cyclone In Florida will
probably move TO the nOrthwesLward into Georgia
with casterly winds and rain from North Carolina
southwark and nOrthcrly winds rom Alabama
westward
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M e X I G Q.
Herald Special Report from
the City Of Mexico.
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THE ELECTION STILL DOUBTFUL.
>~~~~.~~~>~~~~~e~~~~>--~~-
The TObascO Revolt and tire Repay
ment of Duties Exacted by
the RevOlutiOniStS.
DISSATISFACTION OF THE MERCHANTS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD
MEXICO, August 9,
Via INDIANoLA, Texas, August lG, 1915
The result of the elections is still doubtful.
END OF THE REVOLT IN TOBAsCO.
The revolt in Tobasco has been pacified,
aud the vigilance committee have removed the
disaffeceed authorities.
LOWER CALIFORNIA CONCESSION ANNULLED.
The government has annulled the Lower
California concession.
REPAYMENT OF DUTIES ENACTED BY REvOLU-
TIONISTS.
Sehor Romero decides that Tampico mer-
chants must repay to the government the
duties exacted by the revolutionists. This
decision causes intense dissatisfaction.
There is an American war vessel at Tampico.
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In0ian da:ions-Slinina Opera iOBs.

SALT LAKE CITY, August IL. 1871.
The head chief of the Santa Clara Indians in
Southern Utah died some weeks ago. Since then
the tribe mas been committing depredations on the
settlements and threatening war on the whites. 1t
Is reported that there is general combination OF
The indians Oh the borders OF Utah and Arizona for
aggressions In Utah.
Charles Powell, the newly appointed Indian
Agent at PlOche arriv ed here to-day.
Eighteen bars of silver bullion valued at S27 000
arrived to night from idaho Tor Lees Waller, OF
New YORK.
transactions In mining prODerty are heavy. the
consde rations IN bonds and deeds Tor the last two
days beng over one milton dollars. Ten cars OF
base bullion were shipped East this week by Wells,
Fargo Co
The weather here Is excessively sultry.
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s . a / N
Herald Special Report from
Madrid.
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Liberation Of Deputy Who Was Accused
OF Being an Accomplish in the MUIR
der Of Marshal Prim.
EXCITEMENTOvER THE EVENT
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The following despatch has been received
from our correspondent at the capital of
SPAIN
MADRID, August IL, 1871.
There is great excitement in the city over
the liberation of the Deputy ROGUE Baccia
after five months incarceration, ON suspicion
that he had been an accomplish in the assassi-
nation of Marshal Prim.
The sympathizers of Senior Baccia are
rejoicing over the event and will tender him a
grand ovation.
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Herald Special Report from
st. Petersburg.
How the Evangelical Delegation Was Politely
Snubbed by Prince GOTtchakoff.
a GENERAL MIDDLE ALL ROUND
Full Account of the Entire
Negotiations.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


The following despatch has been received
from our correspondent at the capital of
Russia
ST. PETERSBURG, August II, 1871.
Prince Gortchakof has just published an
tiations that took place between the Evan
gelical Alliance deputation and himself at
Trederickshofen in July.
sNUB.
He states that, having received the deputa-
ton and listened to their address, he felt COM
PEELED to reply that their mission, as explained
In their own words, had the appearance of
being an interference in the domestic affairs of
Russia.
CAN'T ALLOW IT.
With that view of the case he had, of course,
no alternative but to decline acceding to their
request. Russia respected her own dignity
too deeply even to tolerate the shadow of in
Prevention in her own internal affairs, no mat
ter from how friendly quarter the attempt
might be made.
BACKING OUT
The missionaries then expressed their re-
Spectful regrets and withdrew
YET ANOTHER ADDRESS.
After the address OF the American delegation
had been accepted another address, of a
similar character, written in London, and
presented by the Swiss delegation, was
offered, but this Prince Gortchakoff decidedly
refused to accept.
RECONSIDERATION.
After the refusal, fearing that the ac-
ceptance of the American address and the
rejection Of the Swiss one might be regarded
as indicating an invidious distinction between
the two peoples, Gortchakof courteously
requested the American delegation, as favor,
to withdraw the address which had been
accepted. They withdrew it, in pursuance OF
this suggestion.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

BALTIMORE. August IL, ISL
An accident occurred to-day on the Northern Cen
trail Railroad at Ashland, dfteen mics rom this
city, freight tram stopping at Ashland was run
inyo by a following train. James Little, brake
man OF baltimore county, was Killed, and w. e.
tlendennin, q brakeman, OF Marysvllle, IA, Tas
terrihly Injured The latter was taken TO the hOspl-
iai OF the Washington University IN this. CITY.
several cars wera smashed aud one epg'ue badly
RIQAen.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

Seizure of an American Schooner for Viola
ton ut the Fishery LAWS.
OTTAWA, August IL, 1871.
The government schooner New England com
rnanued by Lieutenant II. N. Brown K. n, seized the
American schooner FranKlins. Schenck at Paspediac
whlle fishing with nets within few hundred yards
OF the Shore the master OF the vessel admitted the
ownership of the nets; that his men ha1 SET them
and were attending them. They were placed within
go athoms o the shore, and the buoys were marked
with the name OF Franklin. Tue vessel mas been
ordered To quebec Tor adjudication.
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THE P @ r E.
>~~~~~o>~~~~~~~~~~~>>~>
Herald Special Report from
Rome.
An Encyclical Of Thanks and COngratu-'
latiOn from Pic Mono.
~>~~->->--~>~~->~~-~-~~~~
He COmmends the Plety and 10y
atty of the Catholic World.
Warm Praise Of the Jubilee
Demonstrations.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HeaALp.

LONDON, August II, 1871.
The special correspondent of the HERALD in
Rome has transmitted the following despatch
to our London bureau:-
ROME August II, 1871.
His Holiness the Pope has just published
new EncyclicaL in which he expresses, in
terms of the most extreme Kindness his sense
of the demonstrations of respect and affection
that were called forth by the Pontifical
jubilee.
THANKS TO THE CLERGY.
He thanks the bishops for the loving and
heartfelt letters they addressed to him,
and commends their steadfastness in the faith,
their loyalty to the Holy See and the sound
ness of their teaching.
THANKS TO TILE LAITY.
The Holy Father also declares his profound
sense Of the affectionate manner in which the
Catholic laty of the entire world celebrated
the jubilee.
THANKS TO THE PILGRIMS.
He alludes further in words of the warmest
praise to the pious and commendable motives
that drew 80 many, both among the clergy and
the laity, to the Eternal City to personally
congratulate him on attaining the twenty fifth
year Of his Pontifcate.
oPpoRTUNENEss OF THE DEMONSTRATIONS.
He expresses himself the more affected by
these demonstrations because they were made
just as the Holy See was menaced by terrible
dangers aud threatened outrages.
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LYNCH LAW IN MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON, August II. 1871.
few nights ago between forty ana drty negroes,
all armed, assembled at Holly Springs and took 4
negro named Horace Washington. from his dwell
ing ana murdered him. The Jury of inquest charge
George jackson a. the leader OF the mob. Most Of
the negroes engaged In the AFFAIR have been
lpl
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.

AUGUST iS.
IS70Tlc saEgunarv battle OIL Gravctsyttcy the Gghy-
ing lasted all Jay, and was concluded ~ sho
retirement Of BazaIpe's army into tnl. n
trenched camp at Metz-... "A race bet ween
the yachts Cambria and Idler. from Newport
twenty miles to windwaci and back, won
by the former.
lsG9-Batte at Las Turas, CuitA the in0irrents
defeated the Spaniar1s under Count vslma :,
soda, innicting great loss.
IS55-An anbuscade on: the giacis.oS the M3lkC sri
taken by the allies; a sortie oi the russia n q
from the MalakoE. cesuiseu.
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The Eclkfor6s Agniu Victorious.

The EckfOrGs Again Victorious.
In the presence OF about two thousand spectators
the Eckfords, OF Brooklyn, and the Haymakers. OF
Troy. yesterday played, on the Union grounds one Of
the poorest games of the season, anu of which the
following is the scOfe:-
(The column headed AR" indicates the number of
made; "lB, first bases good hts Ct, total bases
good hits P, put out Dy the player opposite whose
stands; "A assisted to put out, and "E errors made
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THE CHOLERA.
the Disease Decreasing in Foland-A Semitic
brew Town Gets the Worst Of 1t.
TELEGRAM TO THe NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, August L. 1871.
despatch from Suwalki, Poland, says the cases
vi cholera are decreasing.
In That town, whose population docs not exceed
5000, about one-half OF whom are Jews there have
been 4a cases OF the disease, eighty three OF which
wore latai
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

The following army order Is dated AuguSe H.
Colonel George StoneInaIl, OF the twenty rst tnfan
try, has been retired, with the rul rank OF MAJOR
general account OF disability by long and faith
iul service.
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ITALY.
Count Mcnebrea the Arbitrator Appointed by
Italy Under the Treaty Of Washington
Overflow of the River Arno
IElEGsAsS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, August IL, 1871.
King Victor Emmanuel has appointed General
Count Louis Frederic Menenabrea Arbitrator on tue
part OF Italy IN the case OF the Alabama CLAIMS.
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CRICKET.

New York vs.. 81. George.
The contest between these clubs ended yesterday
with victory for New York by score of 81 to 50,
New York having three wlckets to fall. The follow
ing Is the record Of the second days play
ST NEW YORK.
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The Actvcs Of Newark and the Sociais of this city
played the first OF their home and-home games on
the grounds of the former club vt Newark yesterday,
with the following result
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prompya administered sudden attacks 0 Chocr, Nor
bus Cra1aps, piarrhps Collie any Sod ei affection, tor
which DIR. JAyNE's CARMISATIyb EALsAM is m cf.c-
remedy. this season the year every family vii,
find in II use.a Sold egecy.
where
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A.-Herring's Paient
CHAMPION SAFES,
l5l RrcAdwly. corner Murray str -
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There IL No Excuse for Thosc Visa
drag thea weary dsordcreGb odes into our company
vsben a few doses Of AYER'S sARsAPARII.lA wcII
their murSy blood and stnre their and vor
We muddy victims OF bnods " have sOma regard Tor
your ueisL9ors, X not tor Y9rrse,yes
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Gymnas.s DcsriSsa Take Pnrt In tn.
Champa,rcin aid OF the U7on Howe for sold
Sailors orphans should apply in ORDER lh thetr
anpscar on the hDl programme. BENJN W
HITCHCOCK, Generg Mansger, ~ Bceknan str e New
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.sBeir, schnapp-.--sJeO Cases Of thi - Purr,
medicinal beverage. Give u ntal . 80
JOHN y. henry, No. Collie ge place.
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Bateheior's Hair Dyr-rhr BEST d, tho
world Tho only peFfectsye Hprnless, reliapi, Atlanta
ucous. all druggists.
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Cri.fn sIoro's Hair Dye has Eq" nj in tie
world the sefest and most rel able OF sold evyy
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Chris 81 81,
Hsy%nssr ~ 9 : : s--llss
RUNS EARNED EACH INNINGS.
CiuJ. lL2L 81. An. 5d. 6h IN. Hh. GN.
Hay%aser r... q
Jmpme-Mr. g. Mills, of the Mutual Club.
Time OF gamcrwo hours and thrty-Gve minutes.
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A.-Phai0n's New Perfume.
LOVE YOU.
LONE foG.
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The following despatch has been received
from our correspondent at the capital of