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Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-08-22

res" In our last issue we did not men
ton the departure of our special friend
("that's kinder sarcastic") Bob Blythe
wood. He has left his country for his
country's good, for year and day, and
we trust if ever he returns it will be as
quiet, orderly, law abiding citizen.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-08-22

lion. A. J. Ransier, Hon. Gilbert
Pllsbury, e. W. NJ. Mackey and Will
liam Gurney are the Republican candi-
dates for Congressional honors in the
Second District of this State.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-08-22

pronounced that viii cause them to foid
their tents like the arabs ahda as silently
steal away, and that, [ trust, will be
the end Of their stealing at the cost OF
the good name of our country and the
well-being of her people. At the con-
clusion of his speech, Mr.. Greeley sat
down. amid storm of cheers.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-08-22

We publish in another column the
new schedule, for the departure and ar
rival of trains, on the Port Royal Rail
road. It is to be hoped that they now
intend to run on time occording to their
official notice.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-08-22

the ex:@,ea3e Of honor and integrity as
possible inwha: they term carpet haggers,
and have to-day sneaking kindness for
the saalawag as against the most upright
Of the northern republicans.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-08-22
To tie Editor Of the Neocs:

1 am charged with having received
the insignificant sum of forty-eight
dollars, and subjected to the inquiry if
I, with others, who have drawn very
large amounts from that appropria-
ton, am member Of the armed force.
I am free TO assert that | have never
performed any services that could be
iegitimately charged to the EARNED
force nor have any knowledge OF
ever receiving a single cent from that
appropriation. If the amount of mon
ey charged against me as having been
received from that source las been re-
ceived by me at all, it has been for ser
vices rendered of another character,
and paid out Of that appropriation
without my knowledge; and I do not
believe even that.
/ would be very glad if the parties
who have rendered this exhibit would
state the time and other facts connec-
ted with the payment.
w. j. WHTFER.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-08-22
Debate Between Prominent COlOred
Politicians.
New York August Is.

a debate between Saunders and Gar.
nett, both colored, advocating respective
ly Greeley and Grant, took place at the
Cooper Institute last night with large
and mixed audience. Much confusion
aud iii-Gceling was manifested towards
tie champion of Greeley. The meeting
broke up aino,: i'll row.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-08-22

TRAVELLING AGENT.-Hr- }. +.
Daly is in our town soliciting subscribers
to the Charleston Daily Rcpubf'c"m. We
would recommend him TO eur citizens;
and ask themto give his paper their cor
dial support.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-08-22
THE ARMED FORCE SWINDLE.

The following amounts are said to
have been drawn from the State treas
ury, sine. the first of November last,
on account of the Armed Force, estab
lished by resolution passed February
1863, authorizing the Governor to arm
and equip a company of one hundred
men for the defence Of the State:
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-08-22
To the Editor Of the NelrS:

To the Editor Of the NelcS:
In your issue of the 10th, under the
caption of "That Mythical Armed
Force see that "RObert Smalls,
colored State Senator from B' aufort
County, is accredited as having re-
ceived the amount of five hundred dol
lars from the appropriation. Now l
will here state that l drew the amount
of five hundred dollars from the appro-
priation to organize and equip the
militia, and for which, Iperformed the
following services Pursuant to in
structions from the Adiutant Gen raj
and as Lieutenant Colonel. l proceed
ed to or5aniza the Third Regiment n.
q. $. c., paying the freight on one
thousand stand Of arms, accoutreraents
&c, which were shipped to me from
Columbia. These arms and ace0utre-
ments being rCshippcd by RE through
various portions Of the county. In ad-
dition to this, l was compelled to traV-
ell through the county in the discharge
Of my duties as mastering officer. For
these services I drew the amount OF
five hundred dollars as above stated,
but it is the first time I was aware that
it was from the EARNED force" as |
know no services performed by me
that could be properly paid FOR out Of
that appropriation.
Rob-. SMALLS,
COlorcd State Senator, Beaufort
County.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-08-22

A carpct-baggcr came home from a
Southern city the other day, and told his
friends thuSIy: 'Thcre was Il notion to
run ne for Mayor, but the majority Of
the citizens wanted me to run out OF
town, and I came away"
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-08-22

\ Pennsylvania editor, who has been
on a dead head excursion out on the
plains, lost his pass and had to walk
seventy miles before lie could fud man
who had sufficient confidence in him to
lend hIn money to telegraph home for
his wife to sell the cook stove anu remit
tiie ,,roceed, al once.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-08-22

Leroy F. Youmans and James d.
Tradewell, E<qs., are The contesting
candidates for the Sollcitorship of the
Fifth Judicial Circuit of this State.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-08-22

GS22s. K. IL. Gleayes, W. j. Fcrdier
aud +. j. Ravinah, have been appointed
managers OF election for this county by
his Excellcncy Gov. K. X. Scott.
Csc. T. Mcintyre, James Maxwell
and !. J. Klein, fer Coleton County.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-08-22

COLUMBIA, Aug. %.
IL O'Clock, A. M.-The Hon. F. J
Moses, Jr., was nominated for Gov
ernor on the first ballot.
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The EARNED Force" Fumd.

Senator Smalls and representative
Whipper have sent the following letter
to the Charleston Nc,rS explanatory to
the charges made against them:
CHARLESTON, s. c..
August 16, 1872.
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STATE CoNVE NTJoN.

Especial telegram to the Beaufort REFrDLIcASI
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HeH York Keu~

BURNING or 1Hk MANHATTAN CLrR- uot-sx
INV losk. July G-The hsnhsttsn club
Loss, si0 eoo.
DEATHS FRox suSsrRoKE
or . wo ,rStneh alea yesterday froI ihe Effects
TIRE In Canal street last Tuesday
1HE INTENSE HNAr
yesterday q IN. Frustrated many Of the naslitt.
men while psraiing the street,; some sixt@en az
them lett the rank Sun-truck. many OF whom
viii die. Scarcely half OF the Number that set
out retufn with thew commsnds
At TIE rANNASr cELERR.rfnN
Hons james Brooks. =. =. Cox. v. x. Roberts
and others mace speeches. A banquet tcrmi-
mated the exercises m the evening An Incl
dental mention OF Horace Grceles' e name Vas
received with immense enthusiasm.
TBE SOCIETY 90 THE CINCINNATI
which business s1s needing Ss Ssi to
OF regret az the death OF Gen. Andersen we're
adopted
RAILROAD COLLISION
At six O'Clock yesterday evening two trains on
the Sonth Side railroad OF Long Island colnlcd
between Fresh Pond and Bashwick stations.
One train had stopf'ed In order to avoid running
into the others A telescoping OF engines took
place, and thrte persons were killed ana many
injured At tie time Of the collision passengers
were jumping from the cars. Amid the scenes
of excitement The suffering were for q long tins
without water or a physician.
TBIRTN-F IvE FIREs.
There were about thirty-dye tres during the
day, none Of which, however, were very seri-
Gus.
HOT WEATHER AND sUNSrHoKFs.
Tw6Dty-fOur persons died IRON the effects q
the heat. Ninety-seven cases OF sgnstroke ar
reported. Twenty-scven persons were woun Ii
by the careless uSe OF fire-a ami hrework.
The thermometer marked 9S degrees in t.
shade n B O'Clock. Numerous sunstrOkes a.
deaths from the heat are also reported in BrO0h-
Ign.
eEEELKY AND CHASE
While Mr.. Greeley was returning from Boston
yesterday, he s.oppeG a. Newport, where l.
met Chief Justice Chase.
BksE BALL.
The Muiuals. OF this city, defeated the For
CITY club, OF Cleveland, yesterday, by a - rIc
OF 20 to I.
WIFE AND BABY MURDERER.
John CsrTagan Was arrested at Newt0wn
Long Island, for kicking his wife aud unborn
babe to de ath yesterday. lie also attempted =
Kill his young on.
STRUCK by LIGuTNING.
Alexander Hamilton, aged IS, and Mar
Brown, aged y, we're fatally injured by lght-
ring In Tompkins' fquare last evening
THz DBATHs PROM HEAT
Ign.
THE STOKES TRIAL
was recommended to-day. There was a lar.e
attendance. The counsel for the defence spen-I
to-day by reading detailed printed repJrt pf
the proceedings at the inquest held over r -
body by Coroner Young, evidently with the -
tention of consuming time.
Coroner Young testified that the TESTIMONY ia
the inguest was taken by q stenOgrapher aad
duty. ~ -'0
Judge b. II. Bixby testified 90 the trial OF the
case of Mansfield against Fisk being before him:
mat on the day OF the murder both Stokes aud
Fisk left his court about one O'Clock.
question whether any effort was made n
arrest Fisk when the complaint was first mad,
was ruled out.
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Political EOf>~

Colonel 8. NJ Taliaferro, OF Stafford couptv.
va, life long democrat, declares. in 4 Ieffsss
pubhsned In the Fredericksbure Ledoer' A.,
favor Of the election of Grant and wilson. -
John Letcher, Of Virginia, in . brief address
oenning ms position, states that II the ehoice is
PISsen,eo 70 rim TO vote for Grant or GroeIev Ia
VIII 9nhes.tatinely vote for Greeley.
ROBERT Tyler. son Of ex- Presidenf Tvier ana
how acting editor and chief Of the Nonteonsry
lAia.l Advertiser 10 prominently spoksn Oh q
CONGRESSMAN 1t large from that sfate
liberal convention for the STATE Of Iowa has
ceen called b meet at Des Moinos On the LIST OF
august. lt win nominate On electoral ticket
and Determine upon the bet measures for the
consolidation Of All the elements opposed to the
present Administration.
The New York World after giving MANY rea-
sons Why there ought to be sssboltn al Baiti-
more counseis the democracy 70 submit 10 tba
nomination OF Greeley with Whatever forsit,,de
they nav be able 70 muster. 1t also publishes \
secret circular which has been extensively circu-
Horace Greeley visited the Boston JuhIlee
Meonesday afternoon and was lonized. In
answer to call for . speech be referred Ia his
you,psneic iabors, and said that he had done
Vel mat which he had 70 DO, and that IL would
seem toierably safe deduction that one Who
LAO been doing well all his life that which ha
Las uied to DO, may possibly be expected TO ao
something else well " he were To undertake Is
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The Virginia Military Institute.
-

vIEw OF woNAs's RIGHTS.
LEXINGTON, Va, July 4.-The thirty y
third commencement OF the Virginia milf
taTy institute took place to-day. In Univer-
sity chapel. Cadet Matthews, of Louisiana. was
orator of the day; Cadet Murrell, of Virginia,
ysleoictoIlan. Both gentlemen acquitted them
selves admirably-the latter particularly 50.
Gen. W m. @. Keen addressed the graduating
class on behalf of the board of visitors in which
ne took occasion 20 caution the Young cadets
against woman's rights and other things. IL IVES
OF northern origin, and originated in northern
fanaticism. The only right a woman has was
the right 10 be in her husbands arms. TGreat
tendent, then presented the graduating class
(numbering thirty-fve) with diplomas. Hon.
JAS. p. HolcomSe, OF Virginia, delivered Ia
annual address before the society OF cadets, o
1.-THE tendencies OF the age.n
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On the Beach at. eng Brauch.

RETURN OF TIE PRESIDENT.
LONG BRANCH, July 5--P resident Grant re-
turned here yesterday morning.
The BALL
last night was well attended. The day was
duly celebrated.
THE RACBS-L0NGFRLLOw AGAIN VICTOR
HE first race yesterday was won by Bel
monts Medors; dist1nce, three.quarters of a
mile; prize, $500; time, 1:lSk.
The second race, mile hea'r for 81 500, Was
won by Iongtellow, in 1:56 4, l:55, and LISA.
The third race, a dash of one and a haif
miles for $500, was won by Lochiel. Time,
2.Ak.
LAST DAT OF The RACES.
LONG BRANCH, July 5.-To-day was tie
last day OF the meeting AT Monmouth park.
The weather was be -utiIJl. and the tack in
good condition. The attendance was fair. For
the hurdle race for all ages, the entries were
Milesian, Astronomer, fmpecunious, Blind
Tom, Jim Tisdale, Loeb moor, and Iobelia
The race was won by Milesian in AIS; Blind
Tom I'd, Astronomer Sd.
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Bursting Of the Big BatIoou

BOSTON, July 5--Prof. Kings great balloon,
the Colussus, with which he was 20 have ma ie
an ascension from the common Yesterday after
noon, was swayed against the earth so violently
by gale which prevailed about haIf-paSt two
O'Clock, that II burst. Considerable Interest AS
alached 10 THIS ascension, as party Of twelve
persons were to have made the trim. among
them gentlemen who had been detailed from
the signal Office at Washington for the purpose
OF taking observations. The balloon Castle in
the Air, with which Prof. Allen, of Provi-
dence, has been making capital ascensions from
point near the Coliseum grounds, since the
18th OF June, also met with a similar disaster.
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TheLtttIe WARM Ncxfco

MORE ABOUT WHAT Is GOING To LIZ DONE.
NEW YORK, July "a MatamOras dispatch,
OF the Sd inst, states that the government
troops under Ceyallos have reached Ceral0a,
near Monterey, and that operations against the
revoiutiohists in Monterey will be carried on
from that point. Reports we're current that
IreylnO bad captured SaltillO, taking I2l0 gov
eminent troops prisoners. He was also reported
TO have captured correspondence showing that
the government ordered the killing Of ali revc-
lutiOnary prisoners above the rank Of sergeant.
The revolntionists design making Lerd0 de Te-
jada president, instead of JuareZ.
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From Europe To. day.

THE FOURTH In LONDON.
the Thames, the bureaus of the American Jour.
mails. and the offices of bankers connected with
the United States, and also i'm Liverpool are
gaiiy decorated with flags and bunting, in honor
OF the day.
j. BANCROFT DAVIS
mas arrived in this city and put up at the Clsr-
enden.
THE FOURTH AT STUTTGART
STUTTGART, July 4.-The American club of
this city had q glorious Fourth, and send greet
ings to their fellow citizens in America.
INDEPENDENCE AND ADMIRATION
GENEVA, July 5-The American anniversary
was Handsomely celebrated here YESTERDAY. The
city was gaily decorated. In the evening ban
quet was given to the American functionaries
and visitors. Mr.. Adams, responding to a toast,
expressed his qualification at the work recently
Terminated, by which the fact of arbitration
was established. He said the tendency of this
result would be to reverse the traditional policy
OF nations as to the mode of settling their diff
ferences.
TERRIBLE coNPLAGRATIoN-oNKT THOUSAND
HoUs. Q ON FIRE In ooNsTANTINoPLR.
LoKDoN, July "a dispatch just received
from Constantinople brings neS.s of q terrible
thousand houses In the poorer Quarter ana -
suouro or Scutari had already been DESTROYED
Mnen the Telegram was forwarded No indica
uon wa gwen that the fire was under control
Ahd further details are anxiously awaited.
SV"efi6ACS Fok TER OVERTHROW OF TIE
yRINcH REPUBLIC.
LONDON, July IA special telegram from
Paris to the Daily Ners asserts that a threaten-
ne conspiracy Of royalists, under the leader
snip OF Duo de Broglie, for the oyerthrow
OF the republic was recently discovered by the
government. President Theirs ct once took
SnSteeuc acuon Tor Its suppression, and IL IL
22enevee tnas the dangerous movement has been
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Railroad Accident.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July I, $50 y. rn.-The
eastern-b bound passenger train due at Knoxville
at noon to-day met with an accident seventeen
miles west OF this city. The engine ran over a
COW, throwing IL from the track and wrecking
Two baggage cars and the mail car. The pas
sehger cars remained on the track, and none OF
the passengers were hurt except a negro stand
ing on the platform of the forward car,
who had both feet crushed. Charles Harvey
engineer, had his leg and shoulder broken. and
was otherwise dangerously injured. The west
ern-bound train was detained near the scene of
wreck until O'Clock p. m, when the wreck vrs
cleared and trains proceeded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-05
Hunting KukIux I'm Canada

WhUNV NAN CAHTTRFn
NEW YORK, June 5.-A Niagara Falls dis
patch says that on the evening of the 81 instant
snIeS Cnlted States officers visited Thorold. a
small place about nine miles from the FaIIs -,
the Melland canal, and forcibly took with them
young man named William White, a shin
carpenter, or chicago. White was pinioned
ana plinofolded. After going four miles In the
country 1t was discovered that White was the
wrong man. White states that the offcers
we're siter some kuklux who are connected with
via ~nt pursue his would-be takers.
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American cutlery, chiefly in the shape OF
bayonets, IL readily sold in Cuba.
~An eleven month"; baby at Bloomington.
III, rolled down two fights OF stairs without
serious injury.
The disappearance Of the crows in some
the early appearance Of cholera.
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ANOTHER SUDDEN DEATH.-We regret to an
nounce the death of Mr.. G. III. W. Meehan, as
sistant librarian of the library of Congress,
which took place at his residence on III street.
this morning. Apoplexy was the cause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-05

IHE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains
the fashions for July by Jennie June; opening
OF the new market; opening of the Balti-
more and Potomac railroad; the heated
term; college commandments and school ex-
hibitions and distributions; national and local
politics; latest and best tales, poems, sketches,
and society items; together with interesting local
news, washington news and gossip, agricultural
items. household receipt, &c, &c.
Terms: One dollar and a half per annum. In
advance; single copies five cents, in wrappers
seady for mailing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-05

SECRETARY DELANo will remain in Wash
ington all the summer, with the exception of a
few days visit in North Carolina, to address the
republicans of that state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-05

THAT is a very readable article by our John
Burroughs on "Bird's-Nesting" in appleton s
Journal.
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DISMISSAL OF FEMALE CLERKs.-Congress
having reduced the number of female clerks in
the internal revenue Office from ninety five to
seventy-fve the commissioner has been COM
PEELED to dismiss twenty in order to comply with
the law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-05

MACK" AND CoLPAx.IFrom the Chicago
1utnns FMcCullagh of the st. Louis Demo
Graf, killed Colfax; and now We have Q dizzy
Whisper L the air that, rs soon as his torn Is out
Coifax is to succeed McCullsgh Is editor OF thu
moral organ OF the west
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-05

LoNGFKLLow MUCH THE BETTER HORSE
Horsemen are wonderful for smartness. Before
the race of Tuesday they were in ecstacies over
Harry Bassett's splendid condition, and be.
heavy odds on his winning. After he was
beaten they all discovered that he wasn't tit to
out OF condition. What stuff The fact is, he
wasn't able to 60 the pace. The time made was
as terrible as the heat of the day. LongfelloW
Is much the better horse. That IL the whole
story. Bassetts hackers might a. well own ii
first as last-N. y. Sun, JulS A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-05

THE CuBAHe Los. THE FAHuIR, But GAM
A VicToRY:-There Is no longer any doubt of
the destruction by fire Of the steamer Fannie on
the coast OF Cuba and Of the capture of her
cargo. The prisoners say that the landing place
was the worst on that part OF the Island, the
whole vicinity being q wilderness, The Cubans
reported I 900 strong, have attacked . Spanish
convoy, and killed OF wounded nearly the whole
it II spoken Of as being the most successful en-
gaGement OF the revolution for fhe Cuhane
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-05

SECRETARY BOUTWELL, will leave here about
the middle OF the month TO address the republ-
cans at Raleigh, \. c., the 18th and 18th insts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-05

THE DEFENCE IN THE STOKES CAsI-The
testimony for prosecution in the Stokes case vas
closed yesterday. Mr.. McKeon opened the case
.or the defence. He gave detailed account of the
troubles between Stokes and Fisk, which cul-
minated in the shooting of the latter. He an
n0unced his intention of proving that Stoke
fred In self defence after Fisk had drawn his
was mentioned, and 1t is not improbable that
the plea of insanity will be the final resort. Ths
court adjourned till Friday. ~"e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-05

Boat race OF she Huds0a.
EHwBuRs, Juiy b.-In he boat race here yes
terday Nickel beat Gilbert Wsfd. Time; q
minutes Y seconds Distance, ues.
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The Tole6o Races.

TOLEDO, duly s.The nrst race yesterday,
Baltimore. Fine. ASK, 23sX, and 2:3oS.
The second race, mule heats, for az 900. was Won
by Wade Hampton, OF Baltimore. Time, 2:aY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-05

A CANARD.-The statement in a morning pa.
per OF yesterday that Gen. o. o. Howard is to
be commissioner of Indian affairs, vice General
Walker, who is to be commissioner of pensions
in place of Gen. j. Ii. Baker, who is to be inv.t-
ed to resign, is pronounced entirely without
foundation in fact by the Secretary of the In
terror.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-05

SECRETARY RoBRsoN returned to the city
Wednesday night.
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Death OF n Raifep

CIHoIExATI, July 5-William smith. editor
OF me Price Current. died yesterday, after 8
WEEKS Illness. He was brother or Richard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-05

PRESIDENT GRANT and General Porter le.t
in Tuesday rights train for Long Branch.
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to day were 81, 12o, s14.3I.
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FULL LINE OF PLAIN AND PLAID SASH
Il RIBBONS, for ladies and children's sashes at
lowest market prices. DAVIS
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STOCK OF GOODS STILL COMPLETE in every
- department. at DAVIS
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Albany City BaalrooA Stables Ne.
afnoYel IN LighfnimE

ALBASY. July the city railrosd stable,
we're partially burned yesterday by lightning
loes, $1,000. Tracy q Co.e Wholesale nquoI
sore Was also burned BY the explosion Of liquor
Thunder Storms prevailed at Intervals here
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Welles, In letter TO friend in this city, fayors
the election Of Greeley to the Presidency.