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FALSE IMPRESSION ABROAD. The Gu
rolinn Spartan SAYS: ,it..

FALSE IMPRESSION ABROAD ca
rolinn Spartan says:
Inc Columbia Union learns from q
gentleman, from Spartanburg, chat evil
denoe in about 300 cases, OF ofitfaeGB has
been taken. Does this s'Rentfaman"f?f
or anybody else in SpartanburR believe
all this. According to our estfmate OF
the number OF witnesses before the COM
mlttee at this place. the evidence of each
would have to make out at least three
cases OF outrage to make correct the
above statement Of the .'gentleman."
The Charleston Republican also gets
information from the rp.ccactzJ Eha.
several persons have boen t'identified. I"
and that the evidence. in their several
cases is oyerwhelmIng. II this informs.
tlon is received from Spartanburg, as we
are lead to believe, we hnve only to saw
that we do not know Of any one Who has
been identified" or against whom there
is that ''overwhelming evidence" that the
Republican speaks OF. Five or six per-
sons, 1t is true, have been arrested and
lodged in jail upon some kind of evi-
dence, and they have all been bailed out
and are bound to appear before the
United States Court. From the infor-
nation we have of the character of the
testimony, and Of the parties testifying,
there is nothing OVERWHELMING" or
identifying" in it, and is likely to
amount to nothing when carried before
the court. At least two OF the parties
bound over to court have heretofore
voted and acted with the Radical party,
and why either one of these has been ar
rested by Radicals for ''intimidatiug ut
or of Ku Kluxing, we do not
Jack Turner, negro, vas committed
to Jail at this place, by s. T. Pointer,
United States Commissioner. on the Oath
instant, for violating the Ku Klux law.
we learn that Jack denies the charge,
and We have not heard that there is any
proof OF his guilt. Jack lived in the
neighb"rhood Of Hills Factory, in the
lower part of this County.
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CUR SeAet !enh. aoashgFaa | Alet9sJ {2n
area OF low barometer will probably
move Eastward from Lake Huron, with
fresh South westerly winds. on Lakes
Erie ind Ontario, and cloudy and threat.
enlng weather, Northwest and North
east of Massachusetts,. .
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Calvin Evans, Of near Chesterfield
Court House, wus killed on Tuesduy luat.
by the falling of a tree, blown down by
the storm, while in field at work.
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THE COTTAGE HOUSE.

THE COTTAGE HOUSE.
Washington streei. Dezt door to Masonic Hall,
Q. II. DUaME, Proprietor,
TIHE Proprietor OF the COTTAGE HOUSE
tho neatest ana Iisost retired ealoon in the
city-having had . largo experience at the
Charleston and Columbia Hotels; pledges to
his guests the most choice brands OF WINES,
to havo his old friends oall and see him. A
MOE LUNCH served up daily, from II to /
O'Clock. G. II. OUHME :
July 2T
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AA&tHSh 3ad}eI !.
Baoon, Faoar, Falrhadrs,, 'tt6!r
BY JACOB LEVIN. ~.
THIS (Thnraday) MORNING, &c 10 b'dock
before my store.I r will SELL.
- lbs. CanYased HAMS.
- lbs. Unbagked Hams. y
lbs Dry Sailed Backs.
Bbls. Flour, ac.
s5undry 5 y arsIo oo of F1fGiN1TunE.
Sale Of. Valuable Lands.

Nsse BY order Of the Superior Court. viii
8sei! at the Court House door In States.
7a.t a.t6yyilie' y' North Caroline. on WEDNESDAY.
LAND, lying in tho County Of irodeii. Oh The G
SataWba River and Lamberps Creek. ia miias
south OF statesville, az miles North Of Char
1otte M' and about Iniles West Of the Atlantic.
pc sold in lots 40 follows; ,,i!r1..-
No; Il containing 288 acres, more or le.s. on
Thich Dr. ". Ryars nov Iive=. ...| =,
No: =. containing 238 acres. more or less.
Eo. eontainios aa.s sos M ,a1S. and saon,, -.
. No s 4. containing 285 acres. adjoining Nos.
d;s;, Nc s, containing 200 acres. moro or less.
10. y. containing 400 acres, on which Col.
snS a, a. Brown now lives. adjoining Nos. 3. 4
:, Or. On these lands are large bodies. ., ane
quantity OF Woodland on each tract an tbe
4Vo s! acre tract there is good Mil Housa and
water Power. good Dwelling And other i1niid.
lnEs, rs, &C Good o. Water on each trsot. D..'.l-
nnese ianas are susceptible OF. the highest
good clay aabsoil, and will produce Cotton
Tobacco, Wheat, Corn and the other Grain
ana grass crops; and are sold as the lands he.
!!onging. to the estate Of the lato 5ameo &.
ByarB, for assets.
:, TERMS -One-half in six naohths; the 81
llance IN twelve months with interest from tiay
or sale. The purchaser may pay one-thfrrs or
tne whole OF his bid any time after the salb ia
Soh1emSa. 'a aen Bond With approved security viii
made. -. 49, PJAnon' -
Persons wishing to see the lands will please
eau E.a upon Col. A. 8. Brown or Thos. Deaton,
Administrators de oonts non no % Of james 2 E,ars
June 80 ID l.-i.e a.. ITn.'
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HOMICIDE. a difficulty occurred at
Clio, in this County, on Saturday, 22d
instant, between Messrs. Robert j. Rree-
den and John r. McQuage, resulting in
the death of the former. According to
the best information we hive been able
to obtain, the difficulty grew out of an
old grudge. Only q few words had
passed between the parties, when Mo.
OUNCE stabbed Breeden through the
right lung, which caused his death in a
few minutes. An inquest was held by
Coroner Stubbs on Sunday morning,
and the verdict OF the jury was to the
effect that the deceased came to his death
from q knife in the hands of McQuage,
and that the killing was wilful and felo.
NOUS. After the killing, McQuage made
his ek1ape, but was captured early on
Sunday morning, in the woods near the
residence of Mr.. J. B. NIcLaurin, by
some of the citizens of TINT neighbor-
hood, and vas brought and lodged in
Jail, on Sunday afternoon, by Deputy
Sheriff Knight. MoQuage had recently
been released from the penitentiary, and
has the reputation Of being a lawless
character. So far rs we have been able
to ascertain, Breeden. up to the time of
his death. had always borne the repata-
tioii OF quiet and peaoeable citizen.
marlboro Times
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Stolen,

stolen,
~N FROM my residence, on Laurel
esS street, black SETTER PUP,
(bitch,) two months old, with all
four feet white. white face, neck, and tip of
the thief. F JOHN WATIES
july 27 L. t'ttI I-'- -, F9"-'o'
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'r5#FP4H Fr5#H !: al.!l Eass Y; slE9g. i k.ss9AEo]
:, . '9 lFsrs1&A IKsAtrs, fi.
NIGHT, ;DEsPATCHES..

\ '4!NIGHT DISPATCHES. --r
ooNoRATunAroRY LETTER tss PROM THE Bta,: popn
THE aPANFsH GARNET FORMED, 20.
,PARIs, july 28, The Pope publishes
Long letter congratulating Guibert upon
ms elevation to the Arohbishoprio of
MADnfD, July 26.-TIe Cabinet has
finally been formed: under the lead of
Gorilla. All the ministers belong to the
progressionist party, aud will follow the
poIicy lnaugurated in the September re-
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LIVERPOOL, July 26-3P. M.-Cotton
91let and dull but unchanged uplandt
9@9]s; Orleans o4(4oas.
90 LONDON, July 26 Noon. n.-Consols
99l% Rnn1. Q0L
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IlIIU
Al Notices Of !
name AMI aahsss

'ET W On sR 1las .as .s ssf = 1 '''' ''' '
Gy@ re.ec'trp nvei to ctea the tan.. %
Non1i7 fernooO a. ~o oro'i rom The 1 irn's o. Se n.s.
to~n. \ J ou rr,iy.
B.RBouR-ou fHi., Mo-, H. I,ps {. For. .'so, VT" Bar
Funeral r hr sr F>'ieaee !! West .hry's'ena % -
Ph!r.phia papers p"as-
yRIrrAS-In yaw,s Nov II J-.n Psnl s'nos Bhssas.
1 o'i to attend To. haner. ser:
irD, m Take 80 :. "a Train foot ,fL,rry.,.
CooxIn BoIya sqnia' S"' 49, 49, Ana c'os 10 the sA
Tie friend. Of he family r-~rug in'ri to ss.i
oi her -as. BI4ai Russell. ~
Hcsss On Wednesday. n2pm.
CLARK-On SATURDAY Nor 49, Arthur Clark age. y"s' am'nths
% % IT. ' % a n % b.. " . & .'la y, ss'.; s .s
n 1 .a r. ~ 9. %" v I l,nt M oi perneat
Worcester ,DI Ph.'siriphs pap-r- pirss cOp'.
Paw krr-on Friday 7a F.~oea vi. Of Joha Pas-
Fin-r4 Manda, 'h sOh II OelOc, H. fon No ~ S'''
KsIGHT-on s,,uri,- Nov b. w.n P Knisas OF wlla~
and the AJh, 6Hg.t. ~ 81. 18Th .'ar.
d.y Nov. u At. bis ..tl4' r44snr- ~ We" mr.
ft., b-t~-.n shth Az. ami Br'.l~sv.
PIN, KSEY-on Fry. Nov. II. Ewa. A. daughter Of Tboss
R,aSo AL a. '7en rooT to .-p Ssr funsr, %ss Sss
m .he eenee Of b.5 nhsr No. '' Lt'nS'n.'~' -
pI.roR-n e--nng the a inst th. dy st .s. red
d-nr f.,heruh- tssanaa Pasp D. P'sSr Of usue
Nice Of fun-rL hereafter.
Rossn J.rr, y,v &c S.,ur., so s Jst. vie of.se sts
The ra,tvrs ;n,sei .asad Der fo's,i
Cn,aer4l.,~ Alfred Dooru4n =. W, ae-,:. J't-' cY
sTEytNSIn Bcsya SANDY. soy 10 i5, Aos' s'e'ens
rb~ rr.,s.. % t,n r'.:sly s":4' T. ,,'ssa
Buffalo fox in.rrura..
1 I-lto a u III saa sre S.pe, nye .-sn. be- funeral ..
Mr.. .."Sf william s. .s F..a. %.,liosou I % SsT'rt
wr'gEou Ery 18th Inst Janet 'i0s Of J,mss "Hi' in bro
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
" j'SIC.iL NOTES.

II rio WIS lately announccd to sing 1T the
N,tiol.ai Or' IA 8. Mad'id
Prince GaliAin's second concert viii be given
a. StD.nway Hal tomorrow cycrhE.
Mr. A. Schmuck is dead IN Lond'n-ihlc
mi,!caI director al the Haymhi ket Iicd'ci.
The En-, -,lsh opera Company, after succrSS-
ful Wrrk III WaaInG;V!. g0Vs tonight to littsorSl.
Ql,,nbhr!. l. IN Iiruar, ''-, ~; i"rf"rm,
sac.s of his "I..ucc,. % 1r-"rLando' at the Call
TDe,icr.
fir Julius Benedict hae received from the
King of .;cgiNa uir DECORATION OF knI-hi % lac
order " LcVl,o,i.
Madame Pauiine Hiardot Is now Professor OF
Sin. a. at C,i.-cr: tory o. Music ~ Paris aIh IL,
rect tne a3s formerly led Madame 'intrDduoToau.
The Dolby troupe j. coming back next week,
ant VIII probably r heard 'a"S or mus" snppoerh
l., b.. more popusr with AiIrrirHn hh0rnrrs thah th
Enis gc,5 and ballads selected fOr the iormer con
Cc!Ls.
Miss Kellogc'5 Opera Company for san ran
cl .rn li> nS been orpnnLi Nnh he exception ." tn'
rn,. DONNA herself. tnn c,ltialo '3lureh' ana Tue
c,n!u' tSIrUI. Isis ait 'inH'"H 10 '"c ~
icasi ihI, par "f III" world
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20

- ~ selCh = nsa sanno% sites ~ fase - nA csus'
~ ~ World n dtvtns DetAeA ~ soeoeE - faR
our duty eeao6Rnod, W are i1lerestod q hnsw.
inG what hs b tAsa how be to BE- here. Han m.y
and this 70 q question of moro importapse thsp
what road 10 took TO- get where n,,.as ne =
waiter for light. neither accept reject, bat An
houAd 70 say that faith Ia not afraid to tnke liehs
Nom whatever source II The truth II beteg
fs W thaD thing else As o te present condition OF
the human family. / very ces, and cOn1deat- The
sAre Vt IN every respect much that Wa are
s Gers allie of moral benf its however We camo hsre.
0ed made eli msnkind OF Or blood.
rosOh out hands " sciehce. believe It to be Gods
elect, not yet wing its missioa. IL
Gsa hns used IN reveal himself more clearly All hail
the men who think aud search bid them speed but
cannot afford say to any modern deducDr FAKE my
faith" That n too precious 70 be abandoned. Ny
greatest desire TO 400 higher spirit OF sympathy for
every gOVd and progressive work In tbs earth.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20

Tia" prSt1on mcnt Of the sale of pictures and
o. yor. g., III :0r rhc benefit Ot the Chicago artists.
clps opportunity for further mention Of the collection
oar ari isis have been satisfied to send IN whatever
they could spare well moi bat spirit Of true charity
have been s,f sacrificing, AMI contributed. each Of his
-i undcerrGd excCp, few cases by risk OF pntting
IN, n standard price AT the mercy Of an actIonrri
The result .! thiI unralcutting generosity Is col"c-
tnu r rare i;erost and value better worthy the atten
ton of rrc Irt than many heretofore offered Ot
sllu.ir 81" and variety.
W.iilin Page Pres, lent ~ A. has gwen pa ntng or
The aiuIau rsurr the simplest accessories. Near Mr.
Page, m hang two notable landscapes Samuel Cole
KlIr Cant rnia" Near thrse Mr.. brevOrt has large
r,r.nr view. Mr. Perry, MI Guy and Mr.. ferle mot
7rrrell, a, cutalOsucr zach have nsuro pieces oI
merit A. r. Bellows and W.T.. Richards represented
hy color.. the at having view on the shore nj
IE Bran h. some OF the uattrfoor fruit ana Hover
ur,.s ar OF unr-l. merit. The .xhibton rena s open
dur y i',r two da! OF sale, to-day aud toinoro". at
[ Iu Hill
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
,,aiIAps CAPTURED ~ WE1T-sl

,Iarlrs West, James smith and lhoinis Der
rca bro se INTO tho shipping oic" oi Mr''f' .''H
se,ral, on the second floor OF No ~ Wes's cary !e'
dnv having 4c reted themselves OH an upper moor uns
the previous day When diocoverehr rS the po'' ''' "o
removed tho safe which contained 'to'' ''H' 80 A. ~
i, ,, 90. ,,,..v,r,n. TO force II open. Tue officers
.,.,.,.d Indie, .ud entered through second story
,,,d,w III. tl,,-ye. escaped without any pluhutr
west wns ssteru Ird found on t! roe" ana , h h,
rd.,yorluc 10 gain the street bcrtHdh n'oa ga a, ~.
~ ,tou ST. Slntn At ~" o5 treeh I n. ~ th.
,",n vin over year ago knockrd down tne rs'rn ~
ir en,, Al p.rk Savin-- Bank. ana ropo" s,,nnm
., Il,ry were committed Jusiice D""hns' "''h'u
I,s.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
MIR BEECHER on THE DAR"iSlAN IHEoEl


Henry Ward Betcher, in hls sermon, yesterday
morup, said There han been 80 uch Sh' dnu uahhe''
,I,o,, bv rec,ut research 10 the organ OF nan on
,fu u AT men need to he taught as 10 hh' are !a's
and ma, ARE fnucles ThAt speculative deductions I'm
M fact, have worked aIli are Working mischief ~
,,,,ahl. They are ungirdiLg ths lons OF Christian,
and ..nJg them out without ANY historic faith S-rlis
,hi ,.ni., ,n.r. ar. some who shut their eye- aud
c. thu r ears aud will have none VI science ana theoc
.rr .,most a. mischieyously A to the antiquity oi
the race 1t may certainly 'e naid that tn
o,, chr,,,loei,ts were incorrect and imperfect
Man bcvau further ,a,urinx pax Ina" The srinnrr.
yrhn n.d.rtak, u moddle with thus quest ion. and III
.,,"yirv the date Of mans appearance we u" hot uh
e+, "a ,i tron nrr yon. fOrius The DlvIn- ne;hol Of
r.I u A, through long series of grhdutly occurring
dry rInpuxnts IL IA only inc ur.nn ~ op'rat."n
rasd I've doubted-ths operation itsc r. mains tIe
"u'on L" .,n,.rn,ng mankind there are thrre views:
I, I'm, that The race descended from one par IN
iT,, VINO we're originally perfect but who
h 80 Se.repdsnt- iuh-riting their bad
me-. have been plunged INTO hll SORTS OF moral con con
fusinu The second view II .a,, 'i ,, th, NV :, ,r,c
~, , i'm. of ts race ani the third view regaI Is
man y. hut the eItsnnon OF hr annual tsu"ni ihls
view gives great oheusc !" co.'on ose sn" % % mon
s.v IL l. reasoning that. Ike the ksugar'O d.
nr~e-d. by mighty Jumps IL - an iastsner o phai1
sophca mayins1n ra'Ier 'rnH m ~ drDid that 20 rs
"f i ,,rculanons; they have also tended 10 eNnan
.no Tb..r srrved make the negro not "a human
S,a r., ths s,,us that Caucasian wss The plan
of ths EthoMnn seemed that OF service new theor
"artu, certain doareos OF post lou and pOwrr
S,r -, ,,uw two points prt1nntPk tn ,nsclSca 10
oous,aesst.vp. ypsh tgst whAtoyes tloqy prevails y
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
AprOTNMTNT OF LANES ". GEi:AHb A "MMl'
-InNEI nF PEnLIC lNsII:u'TlON

APrOINMINT OF JAMES ". GEfAHb A. '"MMI9-
-!oNFI OF PUELIC INSTITUTIONS.
Mayo. Hall sent. OF Saturday, tie following
letter to lame. W ,Tari together with his appoint
i,lt ~ Commissioner III the Department o Pubi.r lu
tiruCLUn. 49,, Al, "a to-, .
Jhhts " t,II,Rp, esq. A'tr- I"E a a. , ,
U1A There vacancy ~ 'ne ONO" VI ui' m
;u,y in the, D@ I,drt;nent or Pu"l' iistiuolIoL
,r.s, Nv ir .ultiILary retirement o gentleman VINO
.. 10, ,i-ciarsr " hIs duties hae IL an einh'u' "o-
a,,. f nis a,sociitrs, au the rcN"t of nj tohh IS
o.. ,,u,,s In rIc puplir schools. NSdnry OF ''n
.,.ia,i.rwl uc best G"u bS youi acceptance OF the
tra,r Year has long brei Eoir'.h.'d VIII i "
i.j. eft. Ie,,,rr and wherever tue su'yectot puD'
,d ,t,,u las been alluded tp. nclo-e the apl'"lH'-
III i, aud 10 behalf Of my constituents request liz ~
rrp,aicc. Very tIuIy. your ohcdIcnt srrvsL,,
f ' A. OAhKY HALL, Mayor. &c.
Mfyor Hal -av- that the appointments OF schoo' 'us
,,..,d ,,,.,,,, cannot ne made until December 10.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
LATEST SHIP NED.t
For Other snip Ners zee Second Page


. ARRIVED.
sts'msn'p iisho (Brl Pno- QsessSvnW
WITH ujs- a,e q iVilsms 4 Gaien
Steamship HstteraS koslh .,t s~i~e ss< n OF
stssHhpC 20.
seam.sp Hquyo Bartlett G.~Aon Nov K, wsselih -
Nerfolt Iaes vrh nHs snd6 psss g. y. Rao6olph.
Steamship tbarcs " Lori n,sors stt ndsA
s.d sa.s n G. IL Asiiorv &C
sesnshp vasnker. Howe pi,sdsloss snd - V
Iod1a.I Steamship 20.
STEAMSHIP South C.robus Beckett Gharlss.o. -
". 4 Morgan SCo
RaA st< Randall fn.ste . u;ss
Bssk ReDSssr (of Hau Weh xoo B,rbsaoe. d.ys
BIZ saan p-s.n 70, Roths'eo). rsre hsLs, e-,t H. -
Alzssia Ssth, Si,h ru -
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo-ros No, steamships 's'nyr> from L~rrcacss
Arhe- from Phi.dsipna Ass. f1u Phf'-l9ai P,nIer sss
Phi,dr yha. Glaacn1 from New fort . ,r, -.
sIvIssAa Nov Is Arrived Saari.y 'p Hls, 0o'o, rss
uion bs S-r,6n hr 8ssSd from PhiA~
d,lphia, Ctrn,ha from 0neHt L. ! ,,, -. L
from Hamhdg Jon w. Dmmrt ktsS
irerpo rearushp Bsrres from Se~ i"-s; .a, BTfa~
f,m Emily Ssyor fpn PL aieph z p.stts-
from ,hsrss James Fish from G---ooui; brs sHsm hed hfs
Por,an. .-s.,... [
Yorh Mon xnerv for Yors Ioa.-Iai. To- ErSHph'
b-s Il sIis4 iof IverpyJL
Ca Gov lg-The schr. A. r. Ght rom ~ ilH'"s
,2 b sDi hreH overheard sD'' sef
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
IUi.l!lt.AL HO!I>.

JL. total pI4ir.itIpn a.: votes al IL" 'i-tliri
,t,.,..,. 49,. % s.lra l!t. "A.,' :" aud J.j
N,yor CASTOR, Of Boston, dcrept, ;lc Demo
.-, :, far p r.-ir,,iiu, and r, -ert Inc,. I.ions
49,. ,,ai IN, ,Y,r ,,, ,u lur-.I tS tar IrpUhII"uLs.
The Sar Francisco ChrOh0it, Nov. H. hg'Ies
M rne canvass for {. :. seaat"f H'ing the following
,,-ut H. the KrpublIchm caucus Of tive Legislature
There VIII tc vOteo ia the lapnoiEah caucus re-
,,r,.,.- Ia inluuaI" o. ihrsr Aaron A. ear9rnt mar
- g.. mel n, ,Or, 6: NJ NJ. E,H'r. -; I!motiS g.
po.,,- Al 0hu b. tr.toH. -. Henry Eixert"b v j. l.
Ill ..l..u Hisuy %, JDtn L. Frismr, Johh bii'
veil G.or.c G. oUrIaIu, =. aud Jacob d. rth' l.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
TIL LIFE Issuance RUREi' Oh Kill hi
APPlIcA1IO>I

p ~ Fdffor OF M
SIR: From the tenor OF an ar''" :" .
iss,u Of to-iaI, entitled "A frIe'"eu G 49,. .h.r.c.
,,,.n,,r ru.p,,,ng from this onicr on that sub
,,. The Afe companies have AWAY" pe'" '
,,., i.,.- from the want Of such shenay .,rusd 10
Of Information tins proposed burrh .n,iaT rrceiyed
,r,nn hut and the responses TO the tn. nv ,n
md CAT. mai II N a step the night ,th .urh
o Col sugceste Itself ~ scsr of any iusur
Eu,nsu lecausr his not being sn omceI VI nm
nre nmuany and tho advantage for the ~ the
is ,,.k,, wh,r Official pOetlon - 81 Olcott
Et,nnaI ,nsrancr Convention gives NM rcnlsr an
va. not the ORIGINATOR VI ths project! ana v h,u And
mo- vav binds tins any onsapAny " .,ir. a seu
Va, ,y,t alxed " eoit tiOm NJ the COZ p,at rnsuit
srsi az ...v1 of ths whole sylloe WaA ~N' 'Ss'''
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
DElEcTIvE sAMrsoS's DEPARTURE

tn, Times announced the departure on Sat
urlay or D,"c:!,c Thomas sdmpon for Europ", and IN
tim, that he ia to arrest and bring back A. aGvN
Trc - no truth IA latter part OF thIs story II L.,
well known that Nr. Sampaon goes III pursuit ot o
furger a large but not IA Important rrinln1
p.. w..pu TiHes hi- represented 10 bt a. ph'
the Ia Europe, south AuierIcs, 'JH'rct
MD Ial,I lniIIlu.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
HL1THFR REPORT.
WAX DEPARTMENT.
v AK ITEFANI HFNTs
OPPICE oF THE CnIhF Hi"SAL OFFi'nh.f
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WAX DEPARTMENT.
THR CHIhF SipSAl OFFICER,
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svnopsis rpr hr past trsntv-f""r honrs
The area "t hiShr-; pressure has moved
sn ,iturisy l.t.inpun whnt 10 the >oni east
u ,i nd now ext,n = along the Middle Atlantic coh>''
I,nr eI.i.rly with rlpuiy weather. have pre-
yat,,t Iurl M the ."Ursia To- "" lWs ihr
are. a. lwrn vr,s-r' Ia, Nancrd from the S>sohii
V,lI.y north rast.ard. over Nrr Michigan yfh bri.k
snuii.,a, wtuL, IrriIus south west from >oourl o
Ni1hlyan: ami threatening weather and north ~t.try
winds with rlir weather have pNsai"u lroih ~
slIs,i to T-xa, Tc,e 'r,pli" communication ruh isrk)
Monuta II an Norin-W Western stations rrpLhH inter
rupIrd . ,,..
The low b. NI-',usn will pro"oy eA'sisa
easLY.rd wish Dfi>A oath west winds fTh i-ih' Five
IL lio asd uugth lld sded ry NnI.' tir,
and po.s rain lie lowe. Lake. nG'h'li, Mtnus
and ,l,ar reaihrI prsya Monday Ia mississippi ana
Texas; cuudy and clearing HeLtur :aA'ihue "a thc
Southern states excepting rtorNN' trtaeWhs
x.th,, with fnsp barOru& Ia FLORIDA Anu Oh tne
Middle and Last Atlantic eI'si. ,,
War,,ny .sy.S!. Drs(-sd ,
r.,,,,n,,v .ln.u, ruulnuc At ChcaSI. MsvaaIAe
aul Gi aud Haven
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
NEw-YoHk DAILY 1TRtRUNE, MONDAY, rvvEMren" - ts7r

Of Bostee, CAstmunof To CoumtAes on Churoh Ikhu..
tara HsdA yeEt, ed sahmlttA ; rssoluf5oo oom
thy 70 receive reountsfy support y churches Tie
r. Hsy 4, iangxCrsaY ef Boston .ddrcAed the Council
pledged their support 70 ths house thsn the Cornell an
pointed Committee 70 sum ur the ason q the Council
education Of young men for the minhtry fhs spport
OF me Amsa1can Edueessns Society TIE snpport OF the
ctatS Of children 70 tie mhnlsffy snJ ~
of younR man 70 enter tbd n1istrv N '"''~ soAA'"'
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
A Card.
\ I
NOW wv lost ron

FOUR HUSDFHb P1ANh
HUsoAsD PAs" n ~ Nss
considerable Comment lnf ZONE g'eNoe
happened this sastApei oep an
hsi instrnnsn chcso A. ne
supposed that hess sno, -rre eca,o n -
the made By or quescss
They the tsninss In the %
sold nsam-n and all Of hem rreps.s1y st - ~
Lad ~ an, " u-m.
this Of h1snes oy tnv piano msnun
will readily scrnnat Tor t-
r~sdAt We ssAte
thai ally ir1 ~ hs mroftnne
aBi that Pianos supplying orders - npsy
u lIr1r i"Tt uf cupOgcs sOrk
j. BAuxR Co.. 50 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
pIaAHRfKRG AkRTKD.

re0H HAvAIA-Is sss.sAip th.,ts ,Css's, No,
Pest III. Emily bs.s II Rsvsass j. BrOss n sHs'II
mgel H. 4. kicSasoa T. Btapbope, Ge0rTs Dtscs. ~
Ah. ~. 1snon. Df r. n Chgsan. 4. y eeASss6e ~
Ans rsssves4A Csy. Isstss- Rliss hssss. SsAs ke@
ses, Cape StsvAsas. = slnss
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20

tan f. ~ = aceSs - ea.1n1 On q niRu. N sss,.
e, s0n o. Hno ssSsH ss II siesaU osss. Si>1d -
determined is ono which vtud necossaSIv oes a. a
non belors the Executive conmitSoo 0 the
Companies ana would be mpOlitic "A useIoss to
attempt w forstall their action. JONI DE WITT
Fesp To-k Nov. 10, ls7l. ~~A0 ~ w.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION
THE DEMOCRATIC PANIC.


But who shall this candidate beg Here
Ctra haii0u, II we are 10 Judge hv the recolnn"nda
Tons NJ the Democratic organ ut the national capital
1e name mentioned not that OF 0rBz lirOHn "
MissUui uOr Of ChicfJusticc Chase, Of Judc Davis
o' even of senator Trumhull but of senator Sumner
u was only short that tiIr Democrats
Werv determined 10 prevent the negroes from y0'-
lnE now they want the ncgr"cs' votes 80 mach that
they talk OF nominating Charles SUMMER III order to Sc
cure them one thing, however. ~ beyond dispute and
That IL the extremity vi III" situation III winch the De-
n''raCN rf the In.1n nov ivG Themselves The Novem
her cc tons baN" disclosed them both routed and de-
mOralzcd: ami the most yht hearted meuIhcr. ~ ~"
party have g Ia about for the of rclIef
III TIE fuurv II auulaiiOn itself were staring III, III
u Inn nc
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20

Gambetta is about to marty the laughter OF
an g official Of his region. Mdlie aauioy which
when Victor Hlgo heard he wrote - ex Dictator 9
nluuvu w lus !. uuloR Of tae cVmstSnd tue uawss'
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
WARREN CouNTY-[Onf"ial.l
Idn. ?,i2i; Wooiford's majority. 81
WAYNE CoUNTY-(Oficial J

j." vote "t Nltnc Cnunty IA 1870 was. Woodford, 5iR
II hmtn. i.?I Woodford'S majority. I.lnl.
IN" Anti Dram shop State ticket received u voeI and
ii. Ha!tcr, Anti nran.Shnp candidate fpi senator H.