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MARBLE MANTELs.

MAKBLE MANTELS.
KLABER, STEAM MARBLE AND MARBLEIZING
IA. Works, l 1856 East Eighteenth street Marble and
Marbeized Nantes, Thing, Marble Counters Monuments al
prices that defy competition Marble rurnlr Tor the trade
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NANTELs, CRATES &c
IA. Large and elegant stock at our warerooms,
Union square, of Fourth Seventeenth
street. PENRHlN SLATE COMPANY, manufacturers Of
every variety OF Slate work plain and ornamental.
A BINGDON STEAM MARBLE AND SLATE WORKS.
~ Marble Marbleized Nantes, largest stock city.
Floor Iitng and Counters specially.
WATHAN A Co, 58f Hudson street. corner Of Bank.
MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELs, MoNU
M ments Headstones, Tiling Tablets Plumbers Slabs
cheapest and best s. KLABER CO., 22S West flftyGrs
street. broadway and Eighth avenue send for de-
SLAMS.
e,rRwARTs SLATE MANTgLs LARGEST AssoRr
- r. Is. STEWART h co,
s5siI,h nv enue between Tbrv.nfb and Thirty sts
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N EXPOSITION OF FREEMAsONRY. ITS OBJECTS
and will be the subject of discourse Sunday
night O'Clock, In Attorney Methodist Protestant
between Delaney aud kvngon streets by the
rev j. White, A. n. Preaching Sunday morning. at
lo1; Sunday School Anniversary Wednesday evening,
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WINES, LIQUORS, sc,

J)RANDIES EQUAL TO FRENCH BoTTLlNGL--HEN.
ID ncssys, Martcles, Otards and Rcnaus Iraie snY
piled 81 20 per duty paid. Above specially aud
TOdN AC RnrrLiNa COMPANY, IL Eighth avenue
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MATRIMONIAL.

CORRESPONDENCE WAETED-BY WiD0WER MAN
~ 90 with lady OF means good looking INDUSTRIOUS,
stout healthy and kind and OF good character,
owe 70 years OBJECT matrmony to live farm Any
good qualifications can address AMOS Bikp Wangford,
Conn. No lrifcrs need apply.
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AN INVALID OR A FAMILY GOING ABROAD THAT
N wishes the services of n physician TO travel
with them please address S. r. f., Herald Uptown Branch
Office, 1,265 Broadway.
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS, SHOES TRUN KS
~ and valiscs the Great Family Shoe Emporium. $50
Bowery Bond selling 20 below
broadway pricea w. ID. BIGELOW,
ROBERT IRWIN.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

GAN DIEGO, THE PACIFIC TERMINUS OF THE
- Texas Pacific Notwithstanding Pamphlets loctavo,
with Cartoon descriptive OF San Diego and Southern
California furnished gratis BY H. FRANCIS San Diego
Agency 1877 Broadway ground floor II Is believed
the knowing that real estate San Diego will greatly
advance this summer the work the raro ad pro-
gresse They showing their faith by quiet in
San Diego lands.
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l.. BATTERSONS STORAGE WAREHOUSE, 6Sl
IA and $50 sixth Fortieth street. for Furni
ture Psanos Baggage wagons for removal Of Fur
niture, city 0 country; 80 years experience.
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The Latest.

SrEUBENvILLE, Ohio, August 81, 1872
The Mace-O Baldwin fight is again 1zze, mon
strous, disgusting lZze, although the principals
were nearer combat than at Baltimore, as the ring
was pitched and the men in their respective cor.
ners, but the all-important matter Of selecting o
referee could not be decided upon and the prin-
cipas at dark left the ring amid the sneers Of the
lockers on, which numbered only 200. The ground
selected was two minutes walk from Golfers
Station, on the Pan Handle road, near Harmon's
Creek and in Western Virginia, one mile from the
PENNSYLVANIA line. The spot was chosen by the
temporary stakeholder, John AIRY, OF Philadelphia,
last Monday evening, at the Girard House. In that
city.
was well adapted for the purpose, 1t being exquis.
other injurious substances. AT ten minutes past six
O'Clock this evening the hat OF Mace sailed into the
n By S PoSy 5 sc
minutes Afterwards O'Baldwins cap followed sui t
from the opposite side and he was saeeS
Intended his seconds 0 Il had Seen decided
the seconds of Mace, with everything in readiness
for the men to DO their fighting, and
s ee nf snana anS This s eoas FL s'S1
only wanting the referee. An hour passed in
pleasant chin music, during which they were Of
Bgelow, Dave Lewis, Joe Wales and Tommy
Hughes of pittsburg, Billy Tracy, Harry Hin and
OBJECTIONS
were made, made on either side, when LearIy
by Jim Coburn, but Tom Kelly would not
listen to the proposition. Coburn then of.
fered to let Hughes and Leary choose third
party, but the OBadwin side would not agree to
this. Then there was speech by Mace, and re-
joinder rom OBaldwin, both protesting to want a
battle for fun leaving the stakes out the question.
More 'chin music" OF no interest TO any one
| not even hackers Of the men-.followed until
| dark, when the men left the ring ana endeavored
10 get back to Pttsburg but the train from
this city would not stop at Golfers Station,
| and so the principals and their nearest
friends will remain there in the wilderness all
night. Thus ended tho second attempt OF these
bruisers to flght-aD attempt so imp0tent as to be
unworthy o. the police Of tho peanest prize lighter
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MACE ---O'BALDWIN.
The Ring Pitched, but the
Fight a FizzIe.
AN IGNOMINIOUS BACK.0UT.
The Journey to the Battle Ground-scenes En-
Acknowledgement and Fears Of Arrest.

PITTsBURG, Pa, August Fl, 1872
The Mace-O Baldwin party have arrived here, en-
route for Western Virginia, in order to decide their
fight for $4,000 and the heavy weight championship
of America. Mace and friends left New York last
night at halfpast eight O'Clock, and, going by way OF
Philadelphia, met O'Baldwin and friends, who took
the same train. With them is John Arry of Philade
phia now the stakeholder, and by whose direction
the battle will be fought, stated. Although there
large numbers on the train, nothing Of special
interest occurred during the night none but those
OF the party and the conductor being aware of the
presence Of these distinguished ''bufers." At AL
toona breakfast was partaken Of about nine O'Clock,
when by agreement with the stakeholder, the
ground was named, and if the programme is not
changed
THE BATTLE WILL TAKE PLACE
across the Ohio River, two or three miles from
Steubenvie, but in Virginia, near the State line.
The conductor Of the train very kindly set aside
one car for the sports, and kept It locked while
passing through this city, which did much to avoid
arrest, as the police authorities knew Of the mat
ter and that the principals would visit the Smoky
City," with all practical expedition The train
cannot reach Steubenvle until 545 this p NJ,
and then with the time consumed In transporting
the ropes and stakes (Which are now in the baggage
car In q coflin-ke box) and the selection OF q
referee, it will be nearly dark. Yet Jim Coburn says
they will
FIGHT BEFORE NIGHT,
but doubt II. 1t would only be natural for the
principals to ask little rest after night and days
Journey. think that the seconds of Mace will be
Joe Coburn and Dooney Harris and those OF O'Bald-
win Tom Kelly, of st. Louis, and John Dryer, Of
Brooklyn. Both men look very well. Up to this time
everything has been extremely orderly, and nothing
OF outside interest occurred upon which to base
startling report or frame sensation. Harry Hill and
Barney Aaron are among the celebrities with the
party. The afternoon is calm and beautiful. The
principals and party at this moment are seriously
discussing the propriety OF passing through the
State OF Ohio to engage In the fight They nave q
wholesome dread OF the stringent laws there, and
with Western Pententiary, but they will go. Yet,
as Mace exclaims, ut is bloody far away to bring
us To fight
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LABOR REFORM AND THE PRESIDENCY
Eleven Delegates at Columbus Vote the Labor Re-
form Party Into the Ground During the
Canvass Workingmen to Vote What
Way They Please-They WILL

COLUMBUS, Ohio, August 81, 1872.
In answer to the call of the Chairman Of the
Executive Committee Of the national labor reform
party eleven delegates VINO participated in the
Labor Convention held in this city last February
assembled In convention in this city to-day, and
organized by electing E. NJ Puett Of Indiana Presi-
dent, and A. c. Cameron, of Illinois, Secretary.
One delegate was present from Indiana, Illinois
and Missouri, and eight from Ohio. Massachusetts,
was represented by proxy. Acommittee appointed
reported resolutions declaring it inexpedient at
this late day to nominate candidates for President
and Vice Pres dent; that as labor reformers will
not be represented at tne coming Presidential
party free to vote as they deem best; that the Con-
vention advises the advocates Of labor reform to
labor reform, and for system OF organization for
the future government OF the party: advising all
labor reformers in those places whoye they have no
candidates OF their to vote for those who have
nrOyen themselves more In sympathy with the
principles of labor reform, and recommending the
maintenance OF their distinct organization at all
MI. Huan CAMERON, of Kansas, as a minority of
the committee, submitted resolutions In effect
dac,aring n the duty OF the labor reformers to abide
nv The decision OF the Cincinnati and Baltimore
Conventions and support Greeley and Brown. After
lively discussion vs. amsre e yoinq AGAINST asPGt' was
A letter was received from Henry Beeney, Secrc-
tary of the Land Reform Association, of New York,
Grant had sauandered millions OF acres Of the
public land thus proving them to be no friends
Of the aborng man. ana b 5ns' r as ge'Tee en
should vote for the former as the most
likely to advance the interests OF labor and labor
ers The letter was placed on nle
resolution was adopted, continuing the National
Executive Committee appointed ~ the former
Columbus Convention, and autnotlzing tne com
organizations exist, and providing that States In
which vacancies occur shall III them on the re quest
Of the &C committee, Tbe CoaTcnt0n then adjourned
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A TERRIBLE MASSACRE.
Five Persons Murdered In Kansas and
Taken I'm n Wagon to Clermont-Cause
OF tho Discovery-Thc Carman Likely
To BE Lynched.


To BE Lynched.
MARYsvuLE, Mo-, August 81, 1872.
An atrocous murder was brought to light yester-
day by the arrest OF man named Osborne, at Cler-
mont a small town twelve miles northwest OF this
city. 1t appears Osborne was travelling with a
team and covered wagon, and stopped for some
purpose, when some men were attracted to the
wagon by the stencil proceeding from it,
Upon examining the wagon Eve dead bodies were
found. Osborne confessed, at the end Of rope,
that the murders were committed by one W iiarns
near Hoton, Kan and that he (Osborne) was
employed to take the bodies out OF the way.
He confessed that he had travelled with this load
five days. From memorandum found on the body
of one OF the Victims 1t Is inferred that they were
party OF movers, consisting OF q Mr.. Oms his wife
and two children, and q young man named Dick.
inson, who is supposed to be brother Of Mrs. Oms.
The party had travelled from Minnesota to South
ern Kansas, and were probably on the way to Ne
braska. The last memorandum made by the young
man was at or near Holton. The Coroner held an
inquest yesterday, and the bodies were buried at
Clermont. Sheriff Wray has just returned here,
and says that though he saw the prisoner at Cler-
mont the people would not give him up; II Is
thought shat Osborne will dc executed by the pe0-
pie who have him in charge.
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ACUIUENT UN YAUHTBUAKU.
A SaIuting Gun Bursts and Badly In--
lures One Of the Crew.

The yacht J. T. Seagrave, OF the oceanic Yacht
Club, arrived in New Haven harbor yesterday, tho
21st, from cruise to Newport and Martha'a
vineyard. While coming to anchor near the
steamboat wharf the gun was discharged, and
from some defect, or being too heavily loaded. IL
burst literally tearing tho gun and car
rage into Fragments. Edward C01ee, who
was standing near, received severe wound
in his right hand and arm tearing his thumb
nearly OF and taking out large piece Of
flesh from the arm above the elbow. Richard
shane, who was standing near the wheel az
the time was struck by q piece of the gun
on his watch, which was In his fob pocket
and probably saved thereby from q wound
that would otherwise have proved fatal. Coffee
was conveyed to the city, where HIS wounds were
dressed, and he subsequently took the steamer ELM
City for his home in New York.
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The yachts now all started for home with their
bOoms guyed out on the starboard side, but pres
emily the fog shut down upon them, and they were
entirely lost to sight. The official time OF the arIi-
val Of the yachts has not yet come to hand.
The slOop race will lie between the Meta and Com
ing. but as the latter arrived about four minutes
later the Meta has In all probability won.
THE DAUNTLEsS AND RESOLUTE
appear to have crossed the line about ten minutes
past seven but 1t is reported that the former fouled
the lightship. The Res0ute will, In that case, be
the winning schooner. The Resoute must have
sailed well coming home to have overhauled the
Dauntless. The Magic and Madeleine brought up
Off Narragansctt pier about halfpast seven, having
gone about six miles out OF their course. The
Resolute, Magic and Dauntless did not get into
harbOr until midnight, as the fog was very thick
and the air light
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ENGLAND.
The Royal Albert Yacht Clubeup Race-Press
Opinion Of an American Impeachment Case.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK RERAls.

LONDON, August q, -1s72
The race for the Albert Cup was sailed yesterday
by the vessels belonging to the Royal Albert Yacht
Club, and was won by the Fiona.
The Iona was second.
COMMENT ON JUDGE BARNARD's CASE.
The London journals heartily approve the verdict
of the American court Of impeachment in the case
OF Judge Barnard.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, August o. 1872.
In the Liberal Republican Convention at Jelfer-
son City, thi, afternoon, committee OF fifteen was
appointed to confer with similar committee
of the Democratic Convention, and committee
OF three was appointed to notify that Con-
ventton OF the action taken. After brief recess
the latter committee reported that they had been
well received by the Democratic Convention, and
the Convention then adjourned until ten O'Clock
tomorrow morning.
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The Philosopher Passes Through Babylon-His
Horse Car OF the Track, He Helps 1t On
Again-Short Notice Ahead and No Crowd
to Cheer the White Hat-What He
Knows About Squirrsl-shooting
and Pisciculture to
Cool or at Fire Island.
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poses, having no original Inherent power what.
ever; that the Union Is federal In character. in.
capable Of existence wlrnvst the State; that tho
Perpetuation or tho Union depends upon
Statesj that the right OF local State
government subsection OF the mi tary to the civil
not subject to any solemn c0nstitLt iOna obligation
on the part OF the federal government OF any kind
Whatever, but the government Is under solemn
matters.
1t Is understood that Alexander H. stephens Is
the author OF the platform.
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LONDON, August 81, 1872.
Their Imperial Maesties, Emperor william Of
Germany, and the Emperor Francis Joseph of Aus
tria will meet at Ischl on the 2sth Of August and
remain there during four days.
The Emperors win not be attended by their Cabi-
net Ministers.
lschl, the reported place Of meeting, is market
town Of Upper Austria, situated on the river
Traun. The location is Of great natural beauty
and the saline springs and bathing establishments
Of the peighborhood of famous repute
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OHIO.

Liberal Republican and Democratic
Congregational Conventional Disa gree
ment.
TOLEDO, August 81, 1872.
The Liberal and Democratic Congressional Con-
vention Of the Sixth district was held here
to-day Conference committees were appointed,
adjourned until this evening, when the democrats
nominated +. H. Hurd by reclamation. and Hiram
Freeze, liberal for eector, who declined. The lbe-
ing the nomination Of Mr.. Hurd, adjourned without
making any nomination.
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ARKANSAS.

Meeting of tho Republican Convention.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, August 81, 1872
The Republican State Convention assembled to-
day. Every county was represented. A tempo
rary organization was effected and the Convention
adjourned until seven O'Clock p. NJ 1t is certain
that Judge Baxter, OF Batesville, will be nominated
for Governor.
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EGYPT:
The Official Investigation and Testimony in the
American Shooting Case.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, August q, 1872.
Correspondence from Alexandria, Egypt, says
the investigation into the recent shooting AFFAIR
there had been concluded, but no verdict has been
rendered. on account Of the absence Of Consul Gen.
eral Butler
The evidence taken by the Commission Of Inves-
figation bears strongly against But
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IOWA.

The Republican Convention Nominates
State Officers.
DIES MONIES, Iaow, August 81, 1872.
The Republican State Convention met here to-day
and organized by the election OF Robert Lowry as
permanent Chairman. Resolutions warmly en-
dOrsing President Grant and his admins
tration were unanimously adopted. J. T. Young
Christy, State Treasurer; John Russell, Auditor,
for reelection; Aaron Brown, Register of the Land
ONCE, and General NJ Quits, Attorney General.
The Convention was very large, and great enthu-
siasm was manifested
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I r E L A N b
The Riotous Tumult in Belfast
Maintained During Tuesday
4. Night and Yesterday. a.
SehOOlhOuSes Sacked and Some Of the
Churches in Danger Of Ruin.

Education and Industry Paralyzed BY the Mob
Murder Of Observation-Disclosures Magiste-
rial Delay Aggravating the crisis-Per-
sonal Revenge Under Cover Of the
Darkness Of tho Disorder-Mih-
tary vindioation Of the
Law-Lurgan Quiet
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The Georgia
ATLANTA, Ca, August q, I

ATLANTA, Ca, August Il, 1872.
The platform adopted yesterday by the Conven-
ton OF Straight democrats declares that the gov
ernmelt OF the United states is limited to the
mowers delegated by the States for specific pur'
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THE FRENCH BAND AT HOME.

PARIS, August II, 1917.
telegram from Trouville says the Ga1de Repub-
licalne Band, which has just returned from Ame-
RIGA, Ia TO play before President Tiers to-day.
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Yachting Notes.

The following passed Whitestone yesterday
Yacht Halcyon. N.Y.Y.C., Mr.. Smith, from New
London for New York.
Yacht La Favorite Commodore Ellison, from Har.
lem for Newport.
Yacht Mystic, N.Y.YC.. from Newport for New
York.
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MISSOURI.

Convention OF tho Democracy at JefFer-
SON city.
ST. LOUIS, August 81 1872.
The Democratic State Convention met In JefYer-
son City at noon Today, with General William
Shields, OF St. Louis temporary Chairman. After
appointing the usual committees a recess was
taken until the afternoon 1t is not expected that
any nominations will be made to-day.
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GEORGIA.
The Republican Convention NOminates
Dawson A. Walker for Governor.

ATLANTA, Ca, August q, 1872
The State Republican Convention met to-day.
seventy-two counties were represented Judge
Dawson A. Walker was nominated for Governor,
and an electoral ticket put FORTH Resolutions en-
dorsing the nomination Of Grant and Wilson were
adopted.
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Bachelors Hair Dyc-The Rest In thu
taneouA At all druggists ~
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GERMAN IMPERIALISM.

- .-s----,.:.-------<SerccT< 80.
The Koaarchi 81 Germany and Austria to Meet
y, IN couO rAna ~'-;tr5s.
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A.-Iferring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray street. 4
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A.--Herald Branch Omce, Brook1yns
Corner Of Fulton avenue and Boerum street. Z
Open from A. NJ. to r. NJ.
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TENNESSEE.
b. f. Cheatham Nominated by the
Democracy for COngressman-at-Larg
Andy johnson to Run indie cndent.

NASHVILLE, Tenn., August II, IoIZ.
The Democratic State Convention assembled at
the Capitol at eleven O'Clock. B. F. Cheatham was
nominated for Congress from the State at large.
Ex President Johnson refused to allow his name to
20 before the Convention. II Is thought he will
run as an independent candidate.
Ex-senator Fowler, liberal republican, was nomi-
mated for elector
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prlzes Cnshcd.
orders filled informa ton furnished Shest rates paid Tor
spanish Bank Blls TAYLOR 90. bankers 70 Wall ~
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n. II. R.-Asiatic Cholera, Dysehter$,
Cholera Morbus Feyer and Ague, cured and prsyented
gia, Diphhcria Influenza, Sore Throat pfcpt arestha
Ing relieved In q few minutes by Railways READY
RELIEF. Sold by druggists.
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Patent Open Work Political Bann ers,
Flags and Portraits, at H0JER 4 0RAHAMS,T Euans
hreet Il.
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All tho World and HIS wife, Especially
b,s wife admit tbat NOwLES' INSECT DESTROYER q.
Gels every other in the markstas thorough
and ali ANNOYING and destructive insecv. large aasI
of II sufces Tor immense hotel or
Sold by druggists and gfocers Depot Sixth avenue.
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A.-Opium, Morphine. Habit Curevl Im-'
modately Address Dr. J. O. BECK, station -, New
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Irritation Of scalp-Burnett's CocOafns
cures
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As-Eor Mosquito Canopies for BecA 0Oy
! to ROEBUCK'S IS and 90 Fulton street, New York;
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TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW york HERALD.

in Congress.
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STATE CONVENTIONS.
SOUTH CAROLINA,

The Republican state Convention
Strength OF the Moses Faction-Prob-
able Bolt by the Administration