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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19

a1, WsIS "a do; Nos is to II 12ka1s rs DO; Nos 10 20
20 isNsl4 rs do. Whites, inferior 10 nSre's' LOO
,i0 Mo lsues sugars have beer squias. b1. prices
show no weakness, closing at TON sor ~ NC sMs q ! to 10 4
arroba for Nos II 8, and on to By Ior Nos y o ).
Centriiugals-Dul, owing 10 Inc ause s1oTs wSo
lers Ct Prices offered y p !, DS Wase possfbie 70 SsStsIn
y conression rom holders. Among the sales me
following are reported: 500 boxes NO; ~ ~
rs Der arrooa; 500 do, NOS lin 10 = ns arsS1 iS,
Ina gss Nos 8 to 9; llaliX rs, Nos 10 to H. and
II 1al2, Nos u to ID. :,
Mnscovadoes-There Is q very reduced STOCK ~
oe, except at high figures, which buyers 40 NOT
feel willing to grant. About 1000 aogsheaos mele
sold at q near port at eh rs. arrooa !o5 S Tnin ~
| refining. and 1oaloN rs. ior iair rr rI so ennossd sre
InXa1OI re-. for fair to prime. Nogrocery gaSdes
to he had, except probably In very inslghncanS
'o~S TSnado.-None here. Ia Matanzas. q sale Of
urirae apafty4ook place ars7 ls.,iarroba, which is
NJ sNEg q ~ * S~y
hl f5ersesprs of sugar IN Havana since 1ss Jsnu-
DRY, $50, 900 boxes and 81, 500 hhds, against l,aA,,
| 5eoboxes and 43, 500 hhds in 1870. The deliveries
same, period, 492, 500 boxes and ls,So0 nnas,
seainss775 200 boxes and 8, cog hhss IN 1917; me
4 St6ck todaxSahoHats tor408, 5oorboxes and 5loo
6nds, against AZ 600 boxes q "a SaOS nnas n 10 bSi ~
The stock In Matanzas amounted lsst nlgnL 10
1900 boxes and $500 hhds, against 81 ooo boxes
and Il, 600 hhds in 1870. ..,, .ra
MoLAssss-scarce. and dali. Huscovado anu
clayed held at sasH rs per 81 gailon Seg. T.9 9sHo
at Matanzas, Cardenas and HAVANA ABOUT Z0VV
l4Ts EFT 4 |zs9a
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON. June 17.-SPIRIrs TURPENT1NE.
saIes nf 400 casks at 42c per gallon for Southern,
andie casksst Ssc for AsH forS 2seEagsss ., E
90 o. Tor No. Q. So rs for low No. l, S. for low
1 pale. IS so for pale, and Sc for extra pale.
CRUDE TURPENTINE.-Sales OF 200 Dds ae 81 20
for virgin and. So for yellow dip. -
f~;faF.GSales Of 81 bhasi reported at $3.50 per
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OF VESSELS

UP, clEAHsD X SAILED FOE rE,s POET
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= - =. - CHARLESTON May 2Mh, 1871
Received orshe CHARLESTON CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION, othe State of South Carolina, for
the Benefit of thief Free School Fund, SucNssos OF R. I. WlLLOUGHBY Oo pneT huusana DOL
anTed W an Ato 1.-THE General Assembly ,hes state OF SOUTH Carolina, paseda at IeTs gSlr Ns
sion Of is7l7L approved MarhS 9th, 1911 y..-.,-.. 80, a.. !! X !LL SSONN -.
- may2elmo state upennenden Edncauoni south Carolina"
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

SAyAESAH, Jnne 1s.-Gleared, sreamships Mont
pomrr9 and San Sslvadof. New York W omlEg,
Philadelphia; ship Eulem,a, Barcelona; schooner
Northern Light, Newbu!g.
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General Agent Of the Company, P. Box
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The Charleston Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

Stores Market.
sx.s-s IlEgIcEs CHAalSsT9N HEESY} .
.SST1RDIT NxNISa. JuaG II. asaL' =
CorroN.-The market for this staple commenced
at nrm rates, became buoyaar, active and some
what irregular, showing q very strong feeling,
;aadaassaatags X tdsTesntr and even more s;;ts
quotations being somewhat d%indcult; sales aoout
900 bales, say 4 at II, 8 at;l5, II at Is. at 16h,
&c. at lex, u at II. at 17x, 14 at 10, 2 at 1sH,1
AdiSk. ssasls, rat is9...27 at 1917, I ats1sx, 70
at 20, % at COX, 8 at 81, 100 at b. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good 7ordinary"...:lSHgds
Low middting..
niddnng zo2sg 3
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-14
p rwS NFHARs e q s.

CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE Is epamored with tbe
snow denartures, in Ohio and Pennsylvania, Ii
in Ohio on ei2eeedG, hesdIl0 gStef far Me
Cook, Who was and, is nov ip favor OF payipg
Cbose,s GSySrbmehhtt E bonds hi = ggreehbacks.
Politics snakes strange Beg -fsllegR bus IA
TEE railroads centering in st. Louis have
taken tbree-hsigib6s ofsteek in q nav 'sra n
union debdff 9hcI ground twill tecVerl WIZ
cost 100000. .esair-iS2 bef.sT stiaW so
THE new water gaugeslto be placed !. in = the
Ohio. Missouri and upper MississippiriE Will
enable the Goyefnnae nt 70 tell eyer day the ex-
act stage of the water. in every river, and the
exact amount to be expected on any day in the
lower Mississippi. This will be a great safe
guard sgaipst9vqrfewstlJ bgs 29nit9QI6
PREsfDENT GRANT has finally determined to
run out to the Pacific cast abeqk the middle OF
August, and visit Salt Lake and Oregon.
QuxKs: EcfSGlA KhI this week ratifythe
treaty of Washington. Disraeli and Northcote,
from the "outs," will favor the treaty In Par
Lament. z,tIqLq ,J9TE4
"OUR LOUIS" it is rumored, Will DC candl-
date for the new French Assembly. His bap-
tism of ballots may be no more successful than
his baptism of bullets.
JOHN DARBY 5St) CO., lof ST louis have re-
covered damages, against the Western Union
Telegraph Company for Inaccurate quotation;
in their9enniefGsl IeportS rhe a11hpftlle faw
is long enough, 1t Seems, to catch and
down these fasheTs Of hghtniugO 7ti'IFF
GEN., A. E. oBUR4s1HE, has issued bis orde
assuhIbg cdmnahd Of The Grind ArrhyTofi tn
Republic, whose object, he; say, isl to ''promot
fraternity charity and Ioyalty'-a grand an'
glorious missisa tfply He sey4 jt tshOul'
avoid all political and sectarian complications.
STATISTICS Just compiled show London +
havs9s2pgeI sOfls and go rfqtsr 122 sqiar;;
miles. Its increase in ten years was AL, SO.
AN -6oonfedefateJ soldier Of Kansas wrot
to Horace Ggseley il, 1876, HFgipgl him TO fire.
the pensioning of the widows and orphans o
the South asa peace measure. Greeley replied
81 eencede- year saggestson-- merits .considera
ton. do not consider it PRACTICABLE
to take any 1swsteps iatheSdirection you pro
posen
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-14
-Ibno9 9df bdn n. i,is3a = Par
PRfcE. 5000.

sl
b. A splendid farm of sexen hundred aud fifty resand
country residence lying on the Etowah River and
hundred acres open landluuder good enees about one
bundred and baoR- These lands are part,
1y set IN clover timothy and herds grass all Of which
grow finely on the place Tho soil Is ALEC Wen adapted
TO all kinds ofgrain. Largedoble tTozstoEy bcnse
and all necessary optbuildings The location
very healthy one and desirable IN many other re-
speets, e 1iff P-far ~ h'tt ~ "a
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-14
snh n9Hod-.NO. 1885, : 20 PRfCE. s.

/, Cheap and desirable farm of about two hundred
acres in jefferson eeuntS kalf of which is in euiva
ton; situated on, m ain read % miles from Strawberry
Plains, station on E. L, Va. and Ga Railroad. Good
twostory frame house. leg barn. young orchard Of Sc
beet fruit &c. Jefferson county is one Of The best IN
East Tennessee. andths farm one Of the, most dra-
BILE Of any enour list considering location and prie-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-14

SEVERAL :, COMMUNICATIONS of interest
necessarily crowded out of this issue
-Will appear tomorrow.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-14
-laIaIq I rs No, SSH .saR.IGH $4,000

1tniRIunfuo IIR No too.5H .1UfkIcH,l SsVOs@
Fafm of 14e aeres I0G In eultivafion at Rheat6wn,
Greene county, and near the b. T., a! and Gs Rail-
road. Dwelling Of rooms, good stere-hopse, barn.
etc. Tannery with all necessary finishing shops well
supplied With finest pringwater boot shoe and sad-
dIers shops This very desirable property and
invite the attention of those desiring to carry on
farm, county store Tannery, etc., TO communicate
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sNo1giyf

onOis I9HToJ 'No.-19lLHI 30 PRICE, 81, 800
= Farm Of two hundred acres-ilty in cultivation.
Good log house, kitchen. stable, &c. 4 miles from
ter power for mill purposes, &c. - -
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. The Latest Sfxles

we have received q, large lot of new type OF
the 1atest styles known to topographic art and
are prepared,to do all kinds of job printing at
short notice. Our terms are reasonable, and
work guaranteed.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-14

- No. 49, -!9SspT Sl.00.
Farm ard Ridge iaffds go acres: % IN euftvatioh
situated i Morga county, sgyen miles ffona Rock
wood. Ordinary log house. This place is well adapt
IIsd for fruit, and affords fine Fapge for stoekl, ~
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-14

vited to teawith him, and what took place.
a the Generals home, where politics was
entirely discarded, is given in the most
flattering terms to Mr. Toombs and ms
household, and the writer himself con-
trasts his host at home and as politician
We do not think correspondents OF sucn
journals as the Tribune would falsely re-
port such all interview when they knew,
if false, it would be exposed and the erect
/ he nreiadicial to the writer and his paper.
Gen. Toombs has long been known as an
extreme man, and we do not think his de-
claratiens more extreme, even though less
guarded, than jeff. Davis. But we shall
soon hear from him if misrepresented, and
we shall certainly give him hearing If he
ION next Friday, Plus TX will have occ'l-
pied st. Peters chair for a quarter of "a
century, and being the only one of his line
since St. Peter himself who has had this
distinguished honor, the event will be cel'
ebrated with great pon1p and ceremony in
every church in the world. 1t is said thai
I'the Holy father has anticipates this event
with Singular emotions 1t was feared ibs
many, of late, that be wouldnot live to SCI
it, as his health has been reported failing
but in adj probability he will have tn
great distinction. In Europe great prepa
rations are everywhere made for the cele
bration, and hundreds of the officials o
| the church will in person attend the Crane
| ceremonies atSt Peters. - = = =
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PRIcK.s1se0

h. -sixib r79iecs Is No .2eL ijur95 PRIes.Else1
Farm Of tsF hundred acres in Anderson eou6tey ~
miles from HeisksIs Station. Abort IS acres in Gull
tFation doubeIog house, barn, two springs, &C. Ihis
is a cheap place. and easily be made good one,
Said 30 be fine location for country store One thOd
sand dollars balance twelve mantbs.Ti 10 s3f,.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-14
.xnNr - - N0 i7e.e - 14lPR1cB.

Very neat and comfort able Cottage and fine Lot SD
gstcd about one mile from the court house in Knox
Vile on the Clinton Turnpike. y ~ as.r ~ -tt.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-14

d' OaestOrs Frame dwelling end Is acres of Land. one
mile from the court house in 6Jeeneylle Tenn Land
under good fence, house new fine young orchard &c.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-14

Frame House, 2sorieS with 2 rooms, with about
acre and fourth of land. Time will be given on
part of the purchase money. ,--
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2 - Real Estate.
NMUNSON & HAILEY'S
REAL ESTATE COLUMN
NEW L1sII .IO1
Cili qahasablahn YRtopeSftN.IA-
> .alaI9 auHFa sUgE G9laso

i ,ssX9T ri ma4l2 9idiT19t T9Hieas
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE.
saS as nom q: ss RSs:s
f9s sRgsS '2s sna
Acreek runs through itand aae spring near at hand
Price terms. &csdurrished at0ur sfhEes. TS115
WAITER ROWER MILL .sAlSDWoRK,
~ .9rsSaQR-ea s@ifso0
frst,essss power s1tab De for running almost any
Kind kind q sels5 En- P r. y sSE n
years terms ~ atour eAiee. sid ul t' ssi
e,lofts Ell .ytit-7TfyTT0qS91 3-Hed3iiHH sai
: al ff9ihw rs! Nes19&dt D. eH49I 3197.- rf
-Four hSosttand lots in fsoeesy Addition EOts
. xlp0 feet Houses comfortable but SMALL Price.
g, go @ fsffYSiiBnm9bGoa al snr79i 7FIsEy1Es "1"In
:, 19bnuEq otiw .No.1sfd- 12q7f' PR1cE. ESQ., ''i'
nile As2s sf ar2 rs
= Slii0s 1E9Gf iu s-A-Z if< SsI lttiF toittslft'f
be -isiz9 t79p97g Nes!1sA PEiek. 81. 500 I'll
Two Dwellings and ts6l east Of First Creek. near %
looms and POFehes;' VIII be sold separatey desired
r. .zsI No. 1851 -.4Hi parcE. sa.SoC
e 5Se = sPa n SBff Pp Ed S
! II hgIfii ze0 did--+ .5V;iE ba'-Is1I e
! r. ~ blo- bnr ,,Hes l91,i3o3 siPREcE. $3.50
4 Two dwellings and two acres of land in Leesburg.
Washington county Ie Rp fTSe7ffor- 9s1IaaIr
l. 9idiIT9i -IsdtoaNo 19s. aUIL - PRICE, $5Oo
d., Dwelling lsx2s ffanie and blacksmith shop With
gOoaIun of custom, at Heisks sStatien' Tenn 'i'
l. t-rf tfl-afgi...n ----+-fTui 3g9T. hIiW iar
* beorlisf Ins III No. 49, mi PRICE, sea "a
~ Heusefa and ot9on Patton street. East Knoxville
House has two rooms and Kitchen Lot 23xlz teet
~ rrwob nRoId No eooheiHii PKlcE. 27rG
iItt gffi.K i3frGof4 six .nftiT ihlH b r. l"f
~ Pkanng miIk sash and blind factory, &C.. at Sweet
water, Tennessee Seed stand for the business Offer
| ~fffiifS T9f fSOf l..z-E To 3ii9tl f9WG5'- -.. B
| div ,yiin.I I.No.<lf5. rJuFe1 PRICK, 5000
Lot $50 feet SQUARE, eorthsf Cumberland and Locust
II streetsl Very desirable location for residenee-One
Of the best m the eity'ruS odI 10 T9diuur --7e'
T. lJ9Yf- ~ yidnL9TT TTjH ilns .LIra-E e..
rs No IN, esniri, .,PRIcE, $500
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MORNING. JUNE "A, 1871.
SEND UssTHEnNEws. 6

We extend special invitation to our friends to SEM
az brief and pointed letters giving items OF interest
Of local iptefsh sFaFy hsiskor narl last Eshnesss
readers.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-14

Lot $50 feet SQUARE eora6ef Cumberland and Locust
treetss' Very desirable i0Enten for n residenee-Oae
IF the best the city! ..fn@ oil DO T4dnnl .-r.-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-14

b3YG. ~ yidf9.9TI TIIH bass .g1oa II. Z. =
y No Phi, PRICE. 90 500
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--- ,.EtT. TFyss fETETS TF1E-E y 1ITU
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION
Of HnyEDaiIy Published in East Tennessee.
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who respectfully refer to the citizens of

ils 49Istss RMennhisE seTffsasfa 7ii
III; lis iiiw sST1.Pa'H7i I9sinEzFo II
1slgug- giTEq Esoi1iioa % --9a and
sgesy 4sf ayed Jill .ta;fnf...tf, fft,F5.ssol
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-14

M ~ No. 49, S., ,,,"rP RIcE. $40
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Planning mill sashand blind factory, &c.. at Sweet
WATER Tennessee, Good stand for the business Offer
ed but for short time. = =, IN III
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FARMS.

172s baiU bae Mie1 10 mrHts =
hlEn OIL IL It.Slny I'll -olln !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21
THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
IisT OF RLPUBLICANs REMOVED FROM THE APP
IFNSERS DEPARTMENT AND NAMES OF
THEIR SUCCESSORS.

AIsT OF REPUBLICANs REMOVED FROM THE APP
lENSER's DEPARTMENT, AND NAMES OF
THEIR SUCCESSORS.
The following is a list of the Republicans re-
moved from the Appraisers Office and the names OF the
persons appointed in their places:
ASSISTANT APPRAIsRRs.-l. s. p Holmes replaced by
Ihgma, ". Gibson. 2. jeremiah LOthrop replaced by
- Mesh, who was appointed AT the request Of Col
iect1r murphy j. Charles Buckingham, ir, replaced by
J.. L. Moore. The above three are 5000 positions 1
NO Geo T. GOuTaud, replaced by Col j. f. Hall Of Cleye
'tand Convention nOtOTety.
rE1AstNLes.-6. VIM. Underhill, replaced by ". NJ
Nuhaul'. 9. Robert Renfrew replaced by NJ. W. Cusb-
man r. j. ID. Davenport, replaced by Samuel Bovine
VAC formerly held an appointment under Mr.. Nc ElTath
and was dismissed by that officer g. Col j. NJ szer re-
paced Dy Henry Waterman. brOtherinlaw OF the Hon
T. d; Morgan. 8. VIM. Walcott. replaced by j. f. Hail.
VINO mas since been promoted to the Office Of Assistant
be.s bIOtherin-law OF Appraiser Darling IL. George
rowland replaced by j. LatbrOp. The former was re-
moved by Secretary Boutwell, for incompetency H.
-J"hh J. D0ane, replaced by j. c. Simpson. DOane was
removed for drunkenness but has since received an ex
'ta appointment In this department The following new
81 extra appointments OF Examiners have also been
made lAln, brOther Of the Naval Ocer T. X Car
Pthtet, Chauncey ID. Murray, and Frank Hay
d, OLEkks.-B Gen. j. Dickinson replaced by J. o..
-, Dorn n ~. u Hhtman replaced by y. b. Hornbeck
% Dehtef Allen, replaced by NJ. s. Mix 1G George
LIePl replaced by ]. p Kelley. II. Capt G. g. Grant
Dep,,etoa ny T. SouthwOrth IS r. Mills, replaced by =
- Ds'Aei' ~ William c. Quinn, replaced by Frank
OrLNERs AND PACKERS AT s. PER DIEM-R Camp
eel. VIZ hYoI J.; Nckers; W. ID. swartz, vice Freed
on nott W. Ulisra vice }. H. Duzenberry Geo A.
DeDheH, vice Joseph PETERS, an excellent man g.
imeke wee j. Plunkett A. Philips vice Thos. Bet
: Mildgt j. simpson, vice &. Carson T. Cappello vice
~ sh1dien G. II. Han, vice X. Castel r. Z, Martin
wee j. COrrigan j. Plunkett vice William Hogan
>. Duber wee +. Buckle r.. scott, vice d. Ward CHRIS
ypnet isies was removed for paying attention 10
h'ateo, wee X. Hapine; 5. sSOaaay vice NJ
o'i0n'us j. h. smith, vice ]. MacredY: A. IL. Colt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21
HAMILTON COLLEGE.

UTICA. July 20.-The exercises of Commence
ment week brought to close to-day. The entire
graduating class numbering 49, delivered oratons. This
smallest class that has out from the College
in many years The other classes now here are much
larger The degree OF L. b. conferred upon eight
graduates Of the Hamilton College Law School Fifteen
alumni received the degree OF A. NJ by diploma and the
Same degree honorary conferred upon Prof Horace
Otis of WateTtown. the Rev. j. W. Whitfield Of Utica,
the Rev. Elijah Howe Of Auburn, and the Rev. H. III.
Waite OF LacOnia. Prof. Joseph SebOth OF Utica re-
ceived the degree of Doctor of Music The degree OF
Pm. d. conferred on the Rev. d. A. HObrOok ~ sing
Sing Prof f. A. Young OF Dartmouth College and Prof
Edward Hunt Of Utica The Rev. j. X. Boyd OF Geneva,
the Rev. VIM De Los Love OF milwaukee,, the Rev. L. G.
Queal of Utica and the Rev. h. Hudson OF Clinton,
were made Doctors of Divinity The degree OF LII. ID.
was conferred the Hon. Sanford r. Church. Chief
Judge OF the Court of Appeals OF the state OF
the Hon. John W. Dwinnel, Justice OF the Supreme
Court Of California; the Hon o. :. Williams OF Clinton
and Dr. T. Gray of New York After the oratorical
the alumni partook of dinner at the Clinton
House Several class meetings were held during the
appointed which is to appoint subcommittee through
out the country for the collection Of $2O0000 endow
mcnt fund for the College. The Central Committee is
follows: T. W. Seward, Edward II. Curran, T. Y. Rogers
and the Hon Erastus Clark OF UTICA Prof j. = Gardner
Of Whitestown. Prof A. r. Kelsey, the Rev. T. H. Hud
son, and the Rev A. ID. Gridley of Clinton. The Rev.
Dr n W. Goetner of Clinton was elected secretary OF
the Committee. Two trustees OF the College
elected viz: The Rev. Henry Kendall, ID. d., of New
York City and j. y. HungerfOrd .Of Corning. The new
library ball is to be completed at once.
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LATEST SHIP YEWs.
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pUITITPs'S JOSS

To n, Edftor Of The Tribune
SIR: Whoever wrote the Editorial IN the weekly
TRIBUNE July i2th entitled, Phlips's Joss. IL knave
or fool & had he lived in the south during the days Of
slavery h wOuid driven human beings to unpaid
toll and dashed the backs OF helpless woman in this
DAY would be a leader Of the kuKluX. The artcal l.
tyna one from beginning 70 end, shows the deUfiish
heart OF the who wrote II.
ANY person who would pen such vile SANDER, would
cruelty Jesus or haag John Brown
Why not 90 70 the Devil (the democratic party
your poper place.
This the first time the Of freedom has been
betrayed in the columns OF paper pcOessedly devoted
To liberty: & for I return Ii With Indignation &
disgust, for know that some vile heart dictated the lies
II contains The above l. intended Tor publication, but
u! course you Will DE 10 mean % publish It.
SEWARD MITCHELL.
CoonrlHs. Ne, July IS, 1871
No: va aye only mean enough to print your able
defense of your friend exactly you wrote it.-EdI
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enter the navy THAI no could not bring himself 70 sp
provo the military service. and therefore declined 10
entsr-reauesting the Board however, to give him a
crrthcate OF having passed his examination which
oheerfuly done X NJ. Chase. 5ecrstary to the Acad.
envy has received official dispatches from the practiCe
ships. reporting that the cruise far has been along
the coast b. Nova Scotia. The OF the ships will
now lie along the New England coast until about the LIST
or September. when they " III sail for heme aud ara
pected 10 reach here bv 4he middle or the month. On
the goth day Of September the Board Of Examiners wall
again convene and complete the years examination.
ON Wednesday next the first Commencement exercises
since ia reorganization after the Close OF the will
laEe place IN the venerable St johns College There
VIII also De the regular annual meeting Of the Alumni
deliver address '