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also, that be has used 1t In his family for nfteen
years, and ls the best remedy Tor Cuts, Burns,
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he ever used.
Extract Of a letter from Dr.. G. 7. Murphy, dated
Magnolia, N. G.:
years and hnd Il superior TO all other medicines
for lhe dlseas es and purposes for whlth 1t Is re-
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The SCHOOL CERTIFICATE RoBBERY,-Ann
Huper. colored, the teacher Of the county
school known as Haynes Chapel, at the forks
of the road, was brought before Trial Justice
Maprath for examination, Oh the ch rge OF
forgery and obtaining money under falss pre-
tences. The evidence satisfied the justice that
the prisoner had really passed of false certin'
Gates upon the county officers, and without
having had the school open had draw pay at
the rate Of fifty dollars per month FOL herself,
and forty-elgh. dollars per month ter an as
sstantteacher and appropriated the SINE. lhe
assistant teacher also showed that sle never
received the pay which was drawn. Ann was
committed to jail for trial at The November
term of the Court of General Sessions. The
examination was lengthy and voluminous,
and threw light on another affair Of the same
kind. Philip Wilson, the colored boy who
was arrested some time back and committed
to Jail for attempting to obtain money from
the county treasurer upon school certificate
In the name OF this Ann Huger, with forged
signature of the chairman attached TO it, was
also examined. He was proved to have been
tool In others hands, and it is suspected that
Se, guilt lay with Ann Huger. Philip was
allowed the opportunity of giving bril- Tor his
appearance at court; but being unabl to pro-
cure responsible bondsmen, he was committed
again to Sheriff Mackey's hotel.
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"ASKELL'S ELECTRIC OIL.
uASKELL'S CARB0LlC CANCER SALVE
For sale bv DR.. II. BAER,
maya Isl meeting street.
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Aurtioneers' Jripate Gales, @r.
oct3-wIn9

ByJ. DRAYTON FORD.
VALUABLE RICE PLANTATION ON
Cooper River.
Will be rented, for one or term OF years,
NORTH CHACHAN, well known as desirable
place and residence. situated on the western
branch OF Cooper River. On 1t are fne Brtck
Mansion, ou,buidings and negro houses. Inc
property consists OF eighty acres or prime Rice
Land, and large quantity OF nSst quality high
land. With will be rented Summer Residence
in the healthy Village Of Cordesvllle, two miles
distant
Will be rented or sold, SOUTH CHACHAN
PLANTATION, Immediately adjoining the above
This place consist OF q very large tract OF nrss,
The Plantations may be treated for singly or
together. Apply as above, at No. 80 Broad Street
sepl6mw2
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Hotel Arrivals-Hctober II and Is.
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The OAKLEY MURDEE.-The excitement
caused by this inhuman tragedy is gradually
DYING out, as the three ruflans are in durance
vile, and the legal forms necessary to bring
The case to trial are in process Of execution.
Since the examination of the widow of the
murdered mar Cupid Wright, colored
youth, the bed-fellow OF Sam White on Tues
day night last, when the Two strayed in u
house n Felix street, has given his testimony.
the! affidavit was long aud tedious, and oring'
to light nothing which has nc yet been iald
before the public. Sam W'.te, who was
thought to have been dying N Friday night,
revived considerably the next day, and Is now
much better. The officers accuse him oil
feisning illness in order that he nigh be sent
TO the City Hospital, whence an escap, would
not BE difficult.
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BY WIN. MCKAY.
MARBLE TOP BEDROOM SET, CAR
IA PETING, DC.
Will be sold THIS DAY, tMonday) at 10 O'Clock,
at No. 140 Meeting street,
Bookcase, Cane and Wood Seat Chairs, Neat
SAT-. Crockery, Table Cutlery, DC.
On account OF whom 1t may concern, unredeem-
ed pledged JEWELRY-n!ne Watches. Ladies',
Sets, Gen;s' Pins, Studs, DC, without reserve.
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THE ORLEANS PRINCES IN THE LOIRE CAM
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persaes CJuHe l8) Cor7espoHden1e Of TIE LooH TfHe
Gen. Chanzy declared on the 14th ult., in tfe
French National Assembly that his army thought not Of
politics, and that It's sole object TO defend and
ayenge the country What proved this, he said vas
of all parties assembled under his agthe Cigarettes
Princes Of the family Of Orleans The following letter
Princes. 1t Is dated the 23d OF December 1870, and
marked confidential and PERSONAL"
'GES. CHASzY TO rBR slNIsTRR OF WAR
bin % solicit saslSHisioa Tor him Y :f5y
G fdce dlS sf the name Co LuRs be- Va, i p
the Affairs Of the Fifteenth COs in front Of Orleans shared IN the
solder lie ais to s. IN my OPERATIONS promising TO MAINTAIN the
Bhoding him only soldier brave France and
10 % 9 '' esy not ShI sa 10 SfSS S
which the Government he Republic srau Frencen it
hitherto ket myself from politics and being fully determined 70
oonfded nobody should be able
neni whee have guided ne as easA1ee sc' hfFeGI9
''reay. comply WITH .t them. L., cr.u,n
To this dispatch Ganbetta replied by harsh refusal
to allow the Prince to serve with the army or TO remain
In France. The tenor OF his curt response was not
credtable to him, and warranted belief that it had
bT Ro both S Tours and ao BnSdepu ne
was constantly surrounded, and some OF whom, such
fe notorious Ppeen Bois having Joined the Commune
after their leaders fall await in the PRISONS OF Yer
saes the sentence Of the Court Martial which is take
conizance Of their ohenses On the 30th OF December
THs GENERAL S-onEF oy THE Army OF THE LOIRE TO THE
capt naos has has handed your dispatches
tme
Gen Jnares 10 him decision While greatly
greeting not 10 be allowed with the Prince
fmtg with your informed Gen J1aTe that he would
following the 3Oth Of December and
would embsE CheIbOuu his morning aide de camp, whom
sent 10 biz hotel brought that Col Luhefot bad
Receive &c. CHAsLY."
The following Geographic dispatch, sent in cypher to
Cbanzy the 9Th of January not without interest
especially If read in connection with parls of Gen
TIOchu's recent spccch
THs GKEKhALlNCHiEf or THE ARMY
only until tue 18th OF January and from that day
forward vii eIpdeBts The of Pars has suffered
uuch TrOchu declares IT make
speedy supreme PARIS This Is also opinion should
Boarbs operation In the kast "ere pobe for TIE
be immediate regards Pans 1hese powerful eondh
n the adoption and execution vtn bnef
Gciay Of the plan proposed 10 you =, oAhhkIrA'
The Due dc ChariTes serving under the name OF Rob
ert Lef0r had the rank of cher deScddrOn in the au&
iaIy STAFF aud under the orders OF Gen, DaIgent
He accompanied Major Senault Of the htaH "heh ne
went arrange difficulties which had arisen WIN
respect TO the limits laid down by the ahlst.ce, tle
once rs on the other side being Col Nlebe ana capt de
Hester OF the army Of the Grand Duke oi MeckcbuE
his mothers knsman. The OicaltepOr concerning
Chef 'EscadrOn LEiOrt speak III hlgh Nimo % hIs
bravery assiduitY, and military aptitude.
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! The Democrats of the lid Congress District
California; nominated James W. Cohroth of Sacramento
for Congress the 22d ult. He against A. A. sar
gent present Republican Representative, two years
ago, and was beaten by J,l4O NOes, III TOTAL 'oU'
| of 33 tSSs
| Gen. Moves, Republican candidate for Gov
eruor of Ohio shot through the ankle while leading
successful charge on the Confederate lines at place
called RlIf's Mills about 20 miles west OF Atlanta, Ga
July T. The statement that he wounded at the
battle Of Chckamauga IL an error
number of papers, Republican as well as
Democra tic, have been at the trouble to make political
estimates of the Presidential election OF 1872 by States
As they given upon the old electoral basis Of 1860
when the election will be held under that OF ls70-the law
Of which will be passed at the next session OF Congress
they not Of the slightest value, either Tor colsd-
GRAFTON or reference.
In a dispatch to The Times, from Concord,
n H. it is stated that 1.-THE Speaker OF the House
colaborer with Wendell Philips and Lloyd Garrison" by
which is meant doubtless he belongs to the pOt-
cal party known as Labor Reformers. That he is a
ab0rcr with Mr. Phillips in that party is probably true
but the OF Mr. GarrOn's name III such relation Is
simply absurd for he is not only not identified with the
Labor Reform party, but is known to entertain opinions
bv no means attering to its leaders Mr. Garrison was
associated with Mr. Phillips in the AntSlavery move
moves of the course the latter has seen t TO pursue
since Slavery abolished. Amy inference Of that sort
we certain, would do him great injustice.
We agree with Democratic contemporary
who reckons that the time rather early, perhaps for
making calculations with any great degree Of eertaiy
in regard TO the electoral votes for the next Presidency
Early the time Is IL does not prevent number Of in
genous persons from making amusing computations.
The Albany Argus Is kind enough to allow the Republic
cans II States but il makes up for its magnanimty
by claiming IL States for the Democrats" and
putting down States doubtful" Upon
this The Washington Patriot IL bold enough TO elect
Democratic" President on paper thus Democratic"
Republican, 65 doubtful, 81 We cannot discredit
these predictions without falling into the Democratic
fault of braggad0ciO, but we Wish that We were sure
OF future health and happiness are that Pennsyl
vana 100 and Ohio 2I) will vote for Republican Pres
ident. However, the illusions OF hope are very cheap
pleasant and advise the Democracy To make the
most OF them.
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CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.


m George Berry's tannery in Oneida n. Y, was
"A fire originating in Huron's stOrehOuse, in
destroyed nearly blocks Lose, S35OOi
sHce, SlJ,oor
"A block of buildings in the business part of
Bryan, TEXAS, burned THURSDAY Loss, 10000
insurance light
49, The tannery and stables at Battle Run, Md,
Co Of Baltimore burned yesterday. Loss
$1,000; insured.
Mrs. Joseph Boghiscych. of Oakland, Cal, age
81 committed suicide THURSDAY BY taking sennne Domestic IN
felicity the cause
"A fire at Holden Mo-, yesterday, destroyed
Manst occupied business houses Loss t2oO
insurance sll 500
-. Collector Pullan of Cincinnati yesterday took
three recng establishments in that city Which had been
sitting sour beer without license
The hotel telegraph offices and half mile of
Central Pieiic Railroad
burned Thursday Both telegraph nes are destroyed Los s0
Yesterday afternoon the train from Marble
aboat two Salem The engineer ard beman eca 90 BY
Jumping the bagggosr killed and several others ~ers
injured.
49,. Benton Brooks, Geo. Matthews, and Sabonie
qua relied and fought sunday at the s Nile ioa', 10
lodged in jail at BdwartsVile
An engineer, named Snow, running freight
train Ahaa Rurosd loading b., voter
down in out Of IL AID fen atecp Aaot e tram
backing aslrg 10th hs s recovery Is eoSt
full
As Joseph Walker, colored convict at Sing
xorsng bis bench tie shop 10 The
day afternoon John hoAn. white convict teHa and siek
head With tpasg sUl Tie TusoB ssE,on
ss,s be sahs". I'VE Ma ss-se assigned m' The deed.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Another strike Of the cabmen is appIehended
10 London
The thermometer in the interior of California
il ranging from goo TO 1867
Gen. CroOke is actively organizing his forces,
in Arizona FOR a campaign against the Apache
Owing To the existence Of smallpox AT fucIto-
plata fsso onIngo vessels irou that qnaTaniuti " Oh
Thomas. ID
The Controller of the Currency has anthorlZeu
t Fi,st National Of La Grange Mo u begin business LUG
capitals tiON" - . - , 40.
The National Assembly Of Hayti has moi yer
a,d beher 10 establish bank authorize LOAF 10 oue' 10
set,titute eold Tor the eiTeulasng paper currency
An Injunction has been issued by Judge kelth'
a. Rjisad which advertised to take place neIr huisd
The Commissioner of Patents has refused tne
- 81 IA rsmote for the Of his patent JOY
oaieats aud granted thai o. ra ~ ~ "ni'On i'
tie extension - date from the IAN proI "
The Baltimore Singing Societies when az ~.
a., SsngerGest In NeW.York returned home nsi evening 'o
hTrging the piano awarded them The sr pf
@ rst nv obef singing societies and escorted ID PROCESSION " ~
The San Francisco stock market is excited q, ana
$780, 49, Imperial Al Keuuok, L5i Original hal'n
rsn,. yeox Jacket III Gohen Chanoi, ~ sAsAk' 80 Car
lar sGI Gouid Cur, o. ophr % Hale No'erO " 'o"
Point. 100, OEennani ia n IL.
TheUeath Zouaves of Pittsburgh Iehhg ci . III.
80, if, lrlei company the United states eil ms ~ ~
.nf ~ a. 80 a anton Ohio Cincinnati. fdanap"i, "" ,
r,.i Easalo Rochester, Syracuse AbatJ HtN iViA Dull
,,,.i,ts WILMINGTON and Baltimore Ihr) huhri " iH 49,
sn of Cspt Merritt BslcbeAe iofAeIb VI hhN'iH A"VS
tomlsBI.
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success In abandoned Maine elects full state ticket
The Democracy have their candidates in the neld.

success In abandoned Maine elects full state ticket
The Democracy have their candidates In the field.
In all these elections advces received here indicate An
activity greater than Ia usual during the year preceding
a Presidential campaign. Probably the New De
parture" OF Jeh Davis as well as that OF the ONO
Democracy has tended 10 cause this unwonted Vlgor
The light In which the former regards IT may be seen IN
the following notable words, given In letter from
most respectable source received here within Few Gays
by prominent head OF Bureau In one OF the Depart
ments: While Davis recently swinging round the
Confederate circle, laudably engaged in retiring
the Southern heart he stood sponsor TO the
child OF an intimate friend residing in the
neghbOrhOod OF Chattanooga. conversation
ensued the prospects OF the South The friend was
gloomy and the Rebel eXPresdent eheered him with:
"Never mind, my dear Colonel; 1t will all come out
right We have recovered portion Of our ground. Az
the next election will get back every Southern state
Legislature. We can impeach the Radical Governors,
and assure that II live, Ify erpec 10 BE-, Utin
dpe years reinstated President OF the Southern Com
Iede1acy" The person from whom this statement
il credited with being thoroughly trustworthy There Is
little doubt that jeff Davis did utter words IN substance
scb "a are given above at the time and on the occasion
Roth the Republican and Democratic Executive Com
ittees are hard at work The latter seem 10 rely LOT
documentary pabuum chiefly on the santo Domingo
neeches of Senators Sumner and Schurz ana the atef
sneech ON Missouri affairs They will do no special marin
nv furnishing their voters such KIND OF rcaunB ht
RsnnbIIcan Rnsident Committee Of which Senator mar
Ian Ia Chairman, are pushing the Kentucky canvass
Thev are preparing financial exhibit sherman on th'
Now DEPARTURE with the Southern comments thereoh
nampblet on the Land Policy, one on the LABOR move
inenf and speeches OF Messrs. Harlan, mOitOD, ant
Others ON the Ku-Klux bill and santO Domingo
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SINGULAR ArpospHERIc PHENoMENoy
STRANGE FREAKS OF CEOUD-BALL-TREEs
AND FENCES PROSTRATEB-MUCH DAMAGE
DONE.

STRANGE FREAKS OF A CE0UD-BALL-TREEs
AND FENCES PRosTRATEB-MUCH DAMAGE
DONE.
PoUGHKEEPsIE. June 30.--0nly brief refer
Cnce has been made 10 what termed tornado IN
Ulster County, Centerville Wednesday. Itwas,
however almost counterpart of the Illinois cy
clone but did do much damage, solely because it
passed over an uucultvated country An eye witness
describes the phenomenon az follows:
saw the cloud coming from the mountain II looked
like a funnel turntd upside down. Then / heard a ter
roaring sound, from rushing torrent; next
fences Frustrated. Inc cloud someuH1os iopho"
nv 5ISck then red bright, and heavy explosions
smoke, and thought there large IRE IN simpson
vlc there appeared TO be noise as II from cracking
flames. The cloud moved toward us close To the earth
1t rolled and over like ball. We were all greatly
frightened by such unusual sight and all the members
the household left for open lot. David Sanford
threw himself on the ground and grasped hcrry5itEe
press, demolished it in instant, and, passing on,
hit the barr and moved IL two feet from
its foundation. As the hsypTess fell, flying tmbers
struck Mr. Sanford in the head rendering hin uncon-
scious and iniuing him badly. He Is now slowly recoY
ering He says when the wind first struck him he was
partially lifted from the ground, and would nave been
carried away if 1t had not been for the berry
Some boys who swimming III the brook htard the
the ground and only saved by grasplng sap
hngs. The track of the tornado about 200 feet in
width and two miles in length.
Strange 70 ely, the wake Of the cyclone there was
scarcely any rain, but half mile from it, or her side
the rain fell in torrents. The hall of cloud appears t.
have rolled from the mountain top down through the
valley and them after bowling along the ground for two
miles shot upward aud disappeared AboutSl,0o viii
cover the damage
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GERMANY.
yHE wURTElrBURGERs CELEBRATING THEIR VIC
TORIES.


TORIES.
STUTTGART, Friday, June 30, 1871.
The Wurtemburg troops made their tn
uDpha entry yesterday the capital The city, Which
was crowded with people from all parts of the Kingdom,
Wa fplendiey decorated and at night brilliantly
mu hnated
The Emperor william presented the eS!a:e OF
sOhvarzenbeck TO Prince Bismarck.
THE GEFEMAN TRIUMPH - SPEECHES BY TIE
EMPEROR.
Upon the occasion of the festivities in Berlin,
On the 10Th Of June the Emperor reply to the address
at the Burgomaster said: In my own name, well
IN that Of the army thank you for what you have
uttered az great things have been achieved owe 1t
u Heaven who gave strength and the power endur
aDce. We also immeasutaby indebted TO the hdeV
troops and to the active cooperation OF the enre
Ople home. Let ever stand by each otucr as we
have done in the present instance. return my hearty
ranks 10 the municipal authorities and the Inhabitants
OF Berlin for the grand and most kind reception they are
giving 70 my army"
Subsequently, at Court dinner given at 1he Palace,
where 700 guests had assembled the Emperor made the
following speech: The day OF commentator ana
honor which hand 10 pOSterity memorial OF my
royal father who led hs people and army 10 impersh
able renOWn and hitherto unknown prosperity, III
tended 70 be passed amid the most profound peace Prov
idence however wed IL Otherwise. For second time
Prussia has been called upon, formerly with her allies
aud now IN conjunction with the whole OF Ger
many, 70 conquer, by victory after victory I'M
PARALLEL In magnitude and cOntnuousness, the
enemy who had previously challenged
her. 10 IL for this reason that the cross in iron
decOraes the breasts of yaoOus soldiers
At home gu classes Of the population OF both sexes emu
lated another in joyful selfsaerce and nelghbOry
hive The people and the army Of Germany stand out
rase nv glass memory OF the hero King and in graft
tude to my people, The Emperor shortly after again
stood up and said al propose toast OF thankfuness TO
united Germany, ~ its mOnarchs and princes
eIt and absent
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DANGEROUS RUFFIAN WIPED OUT

Chicago, June 9O.-A notorious prize-tightcI
and desperate. known LOoney" who had long becn
terror 20 the people of Central City, EEe, and other
mining districts in Colorado shot dead at Erie on
Saturday last by some person unknown. On the day
nrevious "LoOncy" and a oomrade brutally assaulted
and maltreated the Rev Mr. Van Valkenburgh and
another citizen. On Saturday "Looney" entered saloon
with huge knife and revolver, and commenced y"-
lent demonstrations against two other persons "hle
ne was thus engaged rife fired through the open
door and the bah struck LOoney IN the side killing him
INSTANTLY II is not known who fired the shot but IT II
supposed that It done by member Of the vigilance
Committee organized at Boulder To rid the country OF the
rufiians there The death of Looney' gives general
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THE PARIS DECLARATION oF ,o,c
DIsOUssIoN IN THE norsr ~. 1o, va ~.

CU ,sS,.'' IN THE HOUSE OF IopDs rpox
MI SIIlON TO DECLARE 1T IVAN
SPEECH OF LORD GRANVILLE. INV NLiD-
In The British House of Lords On tbe 10Th
~ 'uhe the Earl OF Denbeigh to presep, ,o'io
'yins mat an address might be presented ast,, %
nas - issus declaration that she is not and never
tbs, DouAu oy tne Declaration Of Paris, and that
- suCounieht Is null and void He gave a brief b,,
o. the Declaration, and said that nov, ~, history
n Dehed With wonder. England n8fnn OF
Fesogfcos 80 was beginning 10 consider nor ovy
could moi I,re, ~ iOund, 10 her horror that 81
The re ng poptIy equip more than 560o0 la f se
ana ydlrrteT my not exceeding 10000 and the rjIt
being mon 80 "Alch flted the complement t0 so5 Io
40 Hste ioie o. leN undsciplined She Ws
vey. has I.Is.h Win Germany and Russo vt
'N w 'ne eonSeT'Dijnn. hnt with, emily
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TIRED OF THIS WORLD.

Carrie Windust, age %, of No 226 East
Thirty fourth A. while intoxicated last evening took
quantity Of rat exterminaor which she had purchased
at spangenbng Boettichers drug store No 5Oe Third
ave Removed to Bellevue Hospital.
Andrew Hicks age 49, hired room AT No l05 South
ST. last evening, and aerward took dose of l"udanun
Taken to the Park Hospital
Patrick MeCorry, OF No. S32 East Thirty
drank some muriac acid last evening and viii probably
die
Frank Rascaup German age &c. Of No I07 sherif-st'
took a quantity Of arsonic last evening Removed to
Bellevue Hospital
An unknown man, ago about 60, wearing blsck coat
and wastcoat and blue tronser found dead yester
day in Fifty ninth St, near SXth-ave.