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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-08-24

" hA,AA A'hAS Aie- y oa
Some go to church for walk,
Some go to church for q talk,
Some go there to see friend,
Some go there their faults to mend
Some go there to see the fashions, l
Some 20 there to calm their passions,
Some go there to seek lover.
Some 60 there their faults to cover.
Some go there to doze and nod, . -
But few go there to worship God. 80 b.
II. MenueZ is agent for F. Butterick
& Cos. celebrated Patterns of Garments
for ladies, misses, boys and little chill
dren of both sexes. Address all orders
to Lock box 35, Millersburg, Ohio.
l-w3.
The Domestic Department of Clark & Sons,
Wooster, Ohio, contains all standard brands
Give them call and get bargain. 5sws
A ton of nice breakfast bacon for sale
at the Red Warehouse cheap,
II. 4 d. HERzER.
Birds sell collars the cheapest. stiff
Call and get bargain, at Birds Cloth
ing store, in this month. stiff
Our attention has been called to the
American Button-hole iSe,oing Machine
which of all sewing machines is the ma
chine. 45tf
A ton OF nice breakfast bacon for sale at the
Red Warehouse, cheap. II. 4 Il. uEEZER.
Birds have nice suspenders cheap.
Another lot of Trunks cheap, at
Birds. 5ltf
The American Button-hole .Se,oing Nd
chine takes the lead. Don't buy any
other until you see and try it. 45tf
The finest assortment of Cloths and CASH
mers for men and boys, ut low figures, at Clark
Sons, Wooster, Ohio. asw2
Go to Mulvape's and eXamine his
stock of Cloths and Cassimeres. Itf.
80. New goods are arriving daily al
j. Mulvane's. 32tf
A ton of nice breakfast bacon for sale at the
Red Warehouse, cheap. II. 4 b. HERzER
If you want Black, Blue, or Brown
Cloth Coat, go to Birds. 5ltf
All linen Table Cloths I 4 yard wide
for so cts. at j. Mulvane's. 31tf.
II is conceded that at the Dry Goods store oi
Clark 4 Sons, in Iron Block, Wooster, Ohio
ladies can find the best assortment OF Dres,
Goods, shawls, Hosiery, Trimmings, sc. 5f!ws
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-08-24
DOUBLE THE ATTRACTIONS
THE ENTIRE PRESS

Of Ohio,- commend Forepaugh's estab-
lishnientto public patronage, and guided
by their statements, and our own knowl-
edge of its manifold attractions, and
commendable method of separating the
menagerie from the Circus, and at same
time not raising the price Of admission,
We give it our hearty approval, and be-
speak for it 4 liberal patronage from
town and county. q ,!..t.. -.... Co.,.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-08-24
DRESS PARADE

will be made on the morning of the eX-
hibition day. One hundred matched
horses, gayly plumed, will draw the
long line of animal dens; ten camels
will appear harnessed to the cage con-
tanning the African Gland; eight Shet-
land ponies will be haIneSsed to a beau-
tiful bird bower, and sixteen thorough
bred Arabian horses will appear har-
messed to the. great Egyptian chariot,
containing the military band, which
travels with the company.
This is Mr.. Forepaugh's second visit to
Millersburg, and the excellent character
Of his entertainments are known to be
unequalled, and above reproach. His
present organization presents
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01

fdea tariber ipri6it."
D0u trrt Did lebr, Wariannf, lpenr
Da eas slautit; id bin ebenio sef6wats
zig, rie Ott, unb werte alien Qeutat wies
cerboler.
TN il9f ra6 mn, i'm mid 81 ltras
fen, tenctttc Wariaane unrubtg, uOu
ipirt ssrib Ger arinen Wltter, welfe fd
Mlcs ecriaat Inn ibrsn Scbn st erbale
ten, feline ltnaunebmlt6feitett maiden"
Stc tri:Pelte an SrpbienS Seite ttitp
te9ann ihr rant ST teipsiiett, pte lei6t
re mS5!rh let turG cas- cHene Senfer
IN eas 3irfHer rirsurrinsen. Sppbte
mar acris yef Ger @abrbcit efelrr 9(el,z
ferunS metr Gterjeust ais ibre Se9leites
rin, rrd hitctt ie lih nchl, eS etnsuSss
ltrben, ulp ldJpieH.
YlSFiid tlieb WIariorns lteben unp 6es
rattcst nsusierig sie lattse Ieibe Der
&auNdreh efs fih Ypr ibr aus6reitete.
|@a& iudit DUP" fraste Wacame
Gettin.
uGiatn 9u6bdncler Ger freunpli6
senuS alsfebt", serieste bic Oienerin,
yIieb n,r, Der cine, Der Dor 1finem 9aben
fe5t. fftint bSfi6 81 itia, las uns BIN
aeecn."
oGs iri. auf gut 0iid~ rief Supple
uno ira. in zen 9aeen eia. Sic tliet
errSttene unc seienftta Ylides Dor tem
Sudbaneler ftebet, trslder auf fe st-
8its, unb frus, ,pas fit Elm BUD fe su
faufen piinI6e.
Y@tr po0en ti9ts taufer, Ioneern
sielptebr s~erfaufen~, tabm @arianne bas
@ert iseif @atame Coffin perlesen
f4wiss, mir baten einsn @cman AZ
tnadt, tea mir sertaufen fpplen ; Ct 1T
tSunteriaSn Id l&tpSre, Sie baben tein
10 8utes Dert 1T Sbrsm saten, ais bic
fsSl"
.Sdweise!" rief Sophie, uno ,panpte
fd an ZEN Yuabansler nit bet Grase ;
yWletn 6err faufen Sic feline Wanuz
friptes"
ngsr;eiben Gle, Grdulein cerr 8rar,
GEM sic ftne 70 jung eab i'd ritt rpeiF,
syeaer sieiet bstoenS itst Sbnen sebibrt"
faste Ger 8u6bdneler, ,tnb intem e. cine
widtise Miene anrabm, fiste er binsa :
y@te 1T Der Nau,e ees @itprs 2"
Der Narte bes @utprs 2 piecerbolte,
Supple, aufs Meue IN @srlesenbeit sez
ratbenr.
~gtun freilib," laste Der Su6baheler,
uba i'd nidt INNER t3eit BABE, jrbeS
@ert ;u leiert wereen sic bssreiFi6 nm
ben, raS td itur ben Narnrn teS S6rifts
ftsllers terifTdtise unt fdufe."
ysltsr, ntstn Serr~, yerIebte @aSarns
Coffin ~entmutbi9t ~pte glrbeit 1T Yon mir
ielblt unp id babe feinen tcfanrtten Nas
men,, @cltea sic iI@ penn nidt bie
Mabs nsbmeL ss rurdsuieben 2"
u6rau ccer 6rauleit1 Sic wersen be
srsiisn metn @ottl" ni9tenete Der
Sudbanclcr," i'd ;peiFe nidt earan,
Dap es Elm Msiiterperf ilt-sS 1T unnS<
tbia CAP ib es lefs, Nenit-tt iperee eS 0es
nip srrtreTliA fneen uter waS bilft baS ?
Ssbsn Sic, Ca liesen ~spansts Ioulane
BON ~tstannten Sdriftielerh llnp ib lals
ie iie nidt crllden !; pte gci6afts itoten.
SieIeidtipater-menn sic eium befanns
ten Nanst ertanSte baben -
,8enn aue Sudbaneltr Sblten sleis
9sn", iaste @arianae trpfen alS ie id
ani@idte init ibrer Serrin zen 9apen AT
SerlaIe,L ntpercsn mir ME beribmt ,pers
btnl-5af Da an psr einea sbwriIuna
ni@t ssnusS" frus iie %eritaunt, ais fe
fab, rab tere 0ebieterin rinrm sweiten
Sadtrlapen sufdritt
ygleim i6 u,us es nod einmal perin=
dent" ~entsesnetc Mapame Coffin anb
frat In bic Sudbanpluns Elm.
s. Das &lasier.
Der Yu@bdnOler Gin iuuser Mann
Ycn Sutmdtbisem @usieben, sins bDfif
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01

Gem 0u1pancler, ttoent er it6 trtcb,
~tperpen mir ea8 erfe Gremplar bes Woz
mans 9eben. Sd bin Sean PAUL Yorz
ter req 9anfrs PRO. 46 1T eer Strase
GNantereinf. ltnc Jest snaOise 8rait,
inSen Sif, Of e mir gsrseiben fS,,z
nen 2"
Warane eettif tltfH auf rte peneelz
uhr . 0ctb IS fsbltsn npd fGnf Winuz
ten auf ldt ttbrl gle erbcb I6 baltia I:
~5a, a. it ner;ei@ 5bnen'll entsesnete
lIe. oNidt pabE Srrr Sffsier Sic lalz
len mir lpein Manutrirt2~
Ter Whnaieipd trctnets fid ete @uz
gen, nm Ssaa paiil nut iahldsenb auf
leiacu ccriscftglas. Die arnae Sdriftz
~itctIrrin id'aurcrft, esaur rer 3eiser itane
auf adt iltr. sic matnt lire sause 3raft
;rlnmmcn, nm nIhiA st fteiacr.
ySas Gnrc, sildcise Srau, i'd. bite,
ia9en Sie uns zen ShEnsr, bat ces Wuz
nicipdl.
Srnhis ;rparg nd vi cts,er 9Sdeln
lnnc errtccertr : nyiein, raa hifSe Sbnen
ras san;c &ersniisen nsrrerhen. peltes
Sieb a csnls Sslsn mei,ea Slites emp@
Inrrn miircelG. rahsr rrA1ism Gtemir ben
Shlnf iibrisca mus id Shnen ssiieben,
RAP i'd, mid, ~urnppfl FIiis
~@erTiheu Sn unierr Sreiseretipn,
SnariSe tSrau", errascrte ecu Shrier li6
srbsbsnr, LID hdbs lnidr ifterseast, eab
ole Tran;cFite Nerablit nelt S,tnen ni6ts
81 firhten bat. Sds lafe Sbnen eesz i
balb Sbre papiere, Sbw Sriefe, unp
serlahe Sic nit Ger Site. mir meints
Seiudss trssen aid,t sa siinsn."
Sn rietna snsentlide flppfte es brauz
sen leiie am Ssnitsr, Maeame Coffin
ruree leidenblaB.
u9ied nibt. meine Semn. bleten Ne!"
linn NIT eiefen @srten rri6te ft bent
Satbaneier ras Mamnitript; cieftr Bat
tt ibren 8inf ron sprbin seritancen unb
banriSte DIR r~erasblen cine fleine 8see
elm.
Oa rette @ gum s~ipeiten Wale etpas
ltirfsr an cas 5enfrr ; Sophie fitr er<
lhredt s%aiaa,nten. :.
r0as biese Sbre Site misbraa&en~,
seritste Ger Munieipat, lid Ger Ibare
nlbernc. m
SD bite bleiben Sic, pranste Waz
canie Coffin, ounc aud Sic, Sen Seam
paul. Martanne miro Sbnen 8eia aus
meinsr 6eimatb, aus Sercsalr, porastn,
Sie fSnnen % mir nidt peripeisern, auf
ras @phl Sranfrrths III trinfea, nidt
,rabr %
Die Auiprlencm nabnueu tbfe NaBe
picrer EN- cer portisr rrebte feiRe &appe
nit grocer 3ufritpenbeit spiiden ben
Sinsem berunt, nnc Sppbie ia8te; SeBt
Die %aufresuns pas ssiea, Die !6ise 1T
cen 3immer-Sie msresn entl9ulpissa.
@it pieisn @prten trat tic binter ben
Sprban9 beim Sealer.
v&enn Sic piinibsm ssapiss 1rau
.
=, rief Ger 9u6bduelsr tbr ttatsiz
lene.
vSrmmsn Sic ni6t nS9er~, lasts Ses
pbie NIT Gntiessn, cann fasts is li6 uns
faste la6eine, am ibre slnslt ~ osrberset
binSu: Sic Serlteben-mtr 1T ni6t gang
'pelM, eas Slsip 1T stpas ~ snss-i9
titte, !allea sic mid allsir.
llnp pis esle Srau tsnsts iid gum 6tn<
ter binalls, rei6te Dem Germ Spn 8pm@
belle Die 3elle nit 9elpfidsn nit ben
@ortsn Netmen sic pissl rsiitn sic
slidli9 une bsten Sic fir mid r.
Warame Gpttin srlditn f~rsupsfrabz
lenp uttsr i9rsn @afsn, unp @aefanne
itelte @ein unc @laler auf ben Gid unit
cen ii6 bic @dite ssiest battsn.
Ssst ,rsreen mir cod enpli9 Elm Sta=
pier bstcmmen, Sophie faste bic sQte
nit lsiler Gimme, ais fe bas gaaS ibrer
9errin fii0ts.
Np6 nidt meite arn,e Wfarianat mt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01

Die Ginen rtittn, Mnb'rt fAtrta,,
On TAlet6tt " gue bic etbsnsSaku.
llat iemmer Ale nit einARhsr
Cur retttn 3stt an @tatt an,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01

Dfe 1T srparSi9 Sabre alt; ie 1T jung
bas 1T pabr, aber eS 9ibt bod nod Jim
Sere."
uMein 9err~, begart Mlapame Gptz
tirt i'd fir6te fat baB metn 9elu6 bei
S9ten erfol9loS 1T i6 Babe rinen %oz
man 9eidrteba
Den Sic perSfentlt6en Rotten 2" I'M
terbraf ite Der jun9c Maun.
u8enn sic i'm eeien wertb baltcn,"
bentsrftt Sppbie.
sd iperSe ia ieben", Serleste Ger
Sudbanblrr, baben Sic raS Manuz
Icrtpt ba2"
Sppbie i6er9ab cS ~sitternS.
uOaS 1T irbr farS ia9tcp er 9Hbbanrz
let, inoem CT TT Gem Wanuicripte bldtterz
t, eas miro etnen fleinGn 9ano acben.
8pllen sic ipobl Die Site baben, mir
eas Seft an,upertrauen ultE in ad)s Gas
gen
Isle paen @ltrs erfabyen fr9Sepbie
lsbbaft etn,d td btnStbise @'elc, rcBtalt
bite i& Gle, mir lcslei6 gu Tasen cb
Sic tas 8erf faufen wplle.~
,.Das dtbsrt freili6 Gle Sa6e, e.
ipieperte Der Su6bdnpler erlfft UNI net
6en prcis serlatsen Sic tafiira
sd fin Senen seseniieer MIR cine
unbefannts S6riffeleyin, ner'cste GU
pbie, unp ,Yas inner i6 aud, screrinaen
pdree, tint Sic sinitis gu iti,nnten, ipdre
nuslos. Sd fetne zen @ertb meina
Nrteit nidt i'd babe mir md niht GIN
NAL eie3cit 9cnrmmsr, Fe Sa ccrriaiun /;
ater t6 braabe spSlfbuncert Sranten,
unb guar ihcn ttorsen @tene TIM feds
llbr Fl banst baber BON Ssnen as, mid
slidti@ su nader"
go iet, setatten sic mir n,tr rie 3eit,
brei Seiten sa feien cine ain s~lnfanae,
cine III Der Witte uno cine am Gnce,
oant iperot i'd Sbnen icslei6 meirf llr5
tbeil tariiber mittbeilen." 81
Na@ elmer 0tertelfunce, Die Sppbien
cine G,ptsfeif 1@ien, erbob ii& Ger 8uds
bdnbler unc trat gu ibr NIT Zen @vrteh /:
Go III gut, iebr gut" sndrtse frau, 70
,tirf sefiblt Nur III es mir unmsslid,,
eas @trf 81 s%erSTentliden, cbns es elmer
Gorrcetur gu unttrsiebsn, @as enelit
ben Yreis betrift mue i'd seitebstL zap
e. ettpdS bod IN, aber sic benStbiaen
eeS 0eltes, barum nil i6 nf6t la1ae
feiiIdenL ioncert Sbtlen bic srrlanste
Summe fir ben Rpman aussabEsn. @i6t
wabr gle perpen mid bei Sbrer ndfz
fen slrbeit rafiir entI6Spissn?
u9l6 JAZZ ief Maratne Gottin mil
Observation-Disclosures Slifen ans, Won 6er,sn
gerns! 9ife seben sic mir ras Wdnus
Inipt, STe lcten ss mprsrn wertefert ,.ts
riif6efpmmeh.
ulluO nipr9en Inn feds llDr Mbenc6
peroe i'd Sbnen paS 0elb cafir Ielbh
lberbrin0ell weUn-S Sc es mir geltatttn~,
erwieeerte Der 9u@banpler.
u@erpiB, meit 5err, perieste Matame
Coffin ui6 werpe febr erfreut leirl sic
bei mir 81 lrbsn."
0WanlAen Sic bic feline Sttrine in
Sanfnoten, Sil6rr pper 0plp mastrz
Sablt 2" rug Ger 9adbinsler inbem Ell
pie jun9e 6rau bis CUR Sbir besleitete.
0Sn 0olr, enpiererte Stpbte, incem
iie ben Gaeet Yerlicb, i'd. eanfe Sbnen
redt iebr fir Sbre gefdaisfeit psnn Gle
baden mir einen 9rpben Disn(t eripies
Int." 2l1'
gu @auie anSelanst ieBte fIh Sopbie
lo9leib our N(rbeit, unc Marianne lief at
pem pcrtier benz fe fplsenbs Nadridt
brabte: Sean Saul, Sbr f5nnet Gurer
@rafin iasen, hap mir ibr &lapier faas
fen unb morsen Menb baar beSablsn ,pers
ben. Satt SIR mid %Yeritanten2"
uSa, waa babt ibr benn beute frab
8tiban ea6 ibr auf einmal 70 wa 0tlp
bdbt2 friia Der Wortier lpIftilf. hat GU
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01

Sttlnsr. 80 bittt, 81 feplsn as& 40
9rtu)sr at Der 8t&nnns !"
Baa Gin gsrtstssn.) DAD n Hw BE St-
bitaans "a N2 2gt0ig
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-11
FOREIGN,
Dissolution of the French Legi-
timiStS.
President Theirs and the Pope
FRANCE.
The COnseiIs GenerRux-I6,OCOC Com
munIsts Set Free.

The COnseiIs GenerAux-I6,OCOC Com
munIsts Set Free.
PARIS, July 10.-The official journal
announces that elections for the Conseils
Generaux will be held on the 23d Of
August.
The Courts Martial begin on the 18th
inst. 10000 Communist prisoners at
Versailles have been released by order Of
the government, but l6, 600 are still held
and will be tried in squads.
Dissolution of the Bourbon Party.
LONDON, July I0.-Advices from Paris
say: 1t is generally believed that the
PARTY of the legitimists or supporters of
Count Chambord, both in and outside of
the French Assembly has been dissolved,
and that majority of the members will
join the republicans.
rhIers Don't Want the Pope in
France.
PARIS, July 10.-Thiers hearing that
the Pope intended 20 seek the hospitality
Of France, has addressed a letter to the
Holy Father assuring him of fitting
welcome. But strongly dissuading him
ihOm the project. Such proceeding be
says would offend Italy and create diff
culties in France, where it would
De impossible to grant his Holiness
privileges suitable to his exalted position.
Theirs promises the friendly offices of
France as mediator between the Italian
government and the Holy See, with a
view to the restoration of conciliatory
relations between the kingdom and the
head of the church.
A BSurbOnic Rupture.
The Gazette de France denies that the
manifesto Of the Count De Chambord has
caused rupture between the Legitimists
and the Orleanists.
Indemnity to Switzerland.
The French government has paid to
Switzerland two million francs as q par
IA reimbursement of the expenses in
CURED in the maintenance Of French
Boldieus who took refuge on her soil.
Switzerland has restored to France the
greater portion of the material of war
carried across the frontier by the French
army.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-11
CINCINNATI.
The Big Hole in the Ground.


CINCINNATI, July 10.-Information re-
ceived to day confirms the report of
arrangements being completed to finish
the great tunnel commenced years ago
through the hills north of the city for a
railroad entrance. A. J. Hadder, Presi-
dent of the old company, arrived to-day
and reports arrangements completed with
Eastern capitalists and contracts entered
into for the immediate commencement of
the work. Among those interested are
said to be John c. Fremont and Gen.
Maulton, of New York. About two
fifths of the work to the tunnel was done
at the suspension of operations, and it is
estimated that fifty thousand dollars will
remove all distractions that have accumu-
lated since that time. The knowing ones
say that in addition to accommodating the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad the object
is to provide an entrance TO the city Of
the Cincinnati and Mackinaw Railroad,
the completion of which to this city is
believed not distant.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-11
REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.
The Meeting Yesterday.


The Republican State Central Commit
tee met yesterday in the Postofice build
ing, Judge Horace II. Harrison in the
chair.
After deiiberation and discussion the
committee decided that the Tennessee
Tribune should be merged into daily
newspaper at as early day as practicable.
Arrangements were made to increase the
circulation of the TT55glecRnd also to
keep mp the organization of the Republi-
can party ID this State The tenor Of the
deliberations indicated that the Democratic
party would be fought squarely and open
~, and that, as far as the committee was
concerned, the two parties would meet
boldly face to face
We are informed that the ''New Depar-
ture" was not discussed.
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NEWARK.
Cause OF the Late Accident.
Verdict of the COroner's Jury

NEw YORK, July 10.-The investga-
ton into the circumstances attending the
accidenu on the Newark and New York
Railroad, terminated by the jury bringing
a verdict that George Hill, Frank ker-
man, Daniel s. White, John Rockfellow
and Samuel Taylor, employees of the
Newark and New York Railroad, came to
their death in consequence of a misplaced
switch, and we the jury do say that the
misplaced switch.was the result Of care
lessness on the part of the switch tender,
William Thompson; and we do censure
the company of the Newark and New
York railroad, for employing or allowin G
to be employed on their road, young and
inexperienced persons to hold responsible
positions. The switch tender was re-
manded, but viii probably be admitted
to bail.
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OHIO.
Great Storm at Dayton.
Churches Destroyed and Sever
al Lives Lost.

CINCINNATI, July 10.-Later informa-
ton from Dayton, Ohio, indicaees that
the effects of the storm there yesterday
afternoon were more serious than at first
supposed. The names of the killed by
falling of S.. Johns Lutheran Church,
are Christian Thomas, Assistant Super
intendent, Mrs. Theresa Randall and Mr..
Leonard T. Weyraugh, Jacob Wolfrom
probably fatally Injured. Besides there
are number of others more seriously
hurt. Edward Mehsn and George Speyre,
lads, were taken out dead from the Wash
ington street bridge horribly mangled.
James Fischbaugh, another boy, was re-
moved, also badly injured. A few miles
from city tree blew across a gypsy wag-
on in camp, instantly killing a woman.
The Third street Presbyterian Church
spire was moved foot out of line. The
spires of Mr.. Kemper's Presbyterian
Church, on st. Clair street, and the First
Baptist Church were somewhat damaged.
The storm was severe in the country ad-
jacent TO Dayton, particularly in Randolph
township, destroying crops, fences and in
few instances burning barns by light
ming. At Xenia, Ohio, the storm was
less severe, but played havoc among
trees, fences and otherwise.
acknowledgement Destruction.
CINCINNATI, July 10.-Reports this
evening from Dayton giving additional
particulars of the storm state that it was
hardly less destructive in the country
than in the city. The storm came from
the northwest, twisting off trees as pipe
stems, doing immense damage to fruit
trees, growing crops, corn, and timber.
Five m lies southeast of the city trees fell
across a farm house, killing two members
of a household. In places the roads are
greatly DISTRACTED by falling trees.
Frightful accounts are told of the injury
to the country, SO that it impossible to
more than conjecture the aggregate loss.
Some persons place the loss in the city
and country ct little less than one million
dollars, probably an exaggerated estimate.
At Crestline several buildings were struck
by lightning, and four or five persons in
jured during the storm.
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MISSISSIPPI.

A Louisville Dealer Robbed of $500
Suspicious Conduct of a Federal
OfIictaI.
Memphis, July 10.-An Appeal spe-
cial from Corinth says tobacco dealer
from LOuisvil e, named Shirley, was rob-
bed of five hundred dollars at the supper
table Friday night, while conversing
with deputy U. s. Marshal, named
Messler. The latter took up the lamp for
the purpose of looking at the money, but
purpOsely or by accident broke it. The
burning oil fell on Shifley's lap, burning
him so badly that little hope is entertain
ed of his recovery. In the confusion
that followed the purse was forgotten.
1t is generally supposed the lamp was
broken to conceal the crime.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Powder mill explosion at Halifal-no
particulars.
A hundred Sunday School picnickers
in Canada, taking refuge in an old tan
from rain storm, the flooring gave way,
dropping them into the watts. One child
was drowned.
A Toronto dispatch reports Gen. Sher-
man in Canada, cumming around"
Severe storms at Little Rock, Ark,
and at Peoria, III.
Revolutions, earthquakes, pirates and
tumble of Spanish names constitute the
latest news from South America.
Tad Lincoln Is not expected 10 recover
from the dropsy.
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In Maryland and KentIcky, as well as
Louisiana, many of the negroes are Catho-
lies, and it has been claimed that this
class have never been seduced into the
Loyal Leagues, as the church condemns
all secret societies. In the recent Papal
jubilee at Baltimore several negro organi-
cations took part, and most of their
transparencies bore this legend: "Pius
IX-Ethiopia's greeting at his jubilee"