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COUNTY AUDITOR DEAD.-Fields Mont
gomery. Auditor Of Newberry County,
and brother of Senator Chas. ". Mont
gomery, died on the 7th instant, after o
weeks illness.
A young lady upon one occasion re-
quoted her lover to define love. "Well,
Sal, " said he, ''it is to an inward i'm
pressibility and an outward all-overish-
ness"
A strong-minded female calls hus-
bands unimportant facts of conjugal his.
tory.
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Notice.
OTRIcE Cry AssFssf

UFFICE CITY ASSESSOR,
CoLUMBIA, =. G., January 8, 1872.
HI subject to city taxation, will be received
at City Treasurers Office until JANUARY Fl.
1872. at which date the books will CLOSE. Ali
persons failing to render rotnrns will be sub
}eS. t. to the penalty prescribed pr by Ordinance.
at the timo OF making returns.
Proper blanks furnished on application.
Jan0 W. ]. ETTER. City Assessor.
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A SENSATION IN Missouri THEATRE.
The Civil Rights law was severely
strained, last night, at Coates Opera
House. The immense structure was
densely packed with ladies and gentle
men Of the oity and surrounding ooun.
try, and not q seat was TO be had for
money. Edwin Forrest was acting in
'.King Lear" When mar the close of
the SECOND aot quit o stir was created in
the rear part of the parquet. It appears
that ooiored man. named John Gate
we'll, q barber of Fort Scott, had made
his way into the midst of q party OF
white ladies and gentlemen, and sought
q seat in their midst. This was refused
The negro, more foolish than wise, stood
there in the centre of the audience.
Loud ories OF s'put him outl put him
out were heard ON oil sides, and Kisses
filed the air. Ladies' and gentlemen
rose en- n,asse to their feet. The excite.
ment increased with the loud cries Of
"pnt him outl" The negro, no doubt
indignant ut such treatment, stood still,
shaking his fist. and apparently deter
mined to brave tue impending storm.
Large numbers of ladies left the theatre
fearful of riot, which seemed inevita-
BILE did the negro remain in the parquet.
No attention was paid to the play. For
rest lost all his attraction amid such
confusion. At this juncture an officer
stepped up to the negro and ordered
him to leave tho place, that it was the
order OF the treasurer OF tho Opera
House that he shonld 90 to the place as
signed to oolored people or take his
money and leave the honse. The man
left the parquet amid storm OF hisses,
cheers and yells. At this juncture Mayor
Warner appeared on the scene. and
with surprising lack of discretion TO,
lover Of peace and order, turned the
negro back and rehuked the policeman
The re-appearance of the colored naan
who now walked boldly into the cent.:
of the white people, was the signal for {
general uproar in the galleries. An
other stampede for the door took place
by those who very correctly foresaW
trouble. Several offlcious individual,
went and sat down with the negro, OIL
for protection. The cries increased
Some of Gatewell's friends went to hin
and advised him to comply with tht
rules OF the Opera House. After som,
expostulatiop the STUBBORN determine
ton Of the negro was overcome. HI
accepted tho rendered $3, and left th
house, remarking that they did not max
such fuss about niggers at Fort Scott
Kansas City (MO.) Times, Dec. %.
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Blood and Liver Pills.

Blood and Liver Pills.
ITO cure SICK HEADACHE, Sick Stomach.
L Dizziness or Vertigo, Bad Taste in the
Mouth. Bilious Attacks. Pslpitation OF the
Heart, Nervousness, Constipation, Pains ia
To cure ell Disorders Of the Liver.
To Regulate the Bowels.
To Purify the Blood.
To give now life to the whole Syatem, the
Blood and Liver. Cannot be surpassed. Try
only one box; you will be convinced. For
sale only at HEINITSH'S
Janet Drug Store
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For Sala

- THE HOUSE and LOT, on Pickons
Gi7f street, belonging to estate OF Mira. H
4lNZimmerman, deceased. The Lot con-
tains upwards Of an acre, with a roomy and
commodious Dwelling, and a smaller build
ing, erected for a School House, but suitable
as . Residence for a small family; also, fine
Garden, Fruit Trees. We'll and Spout Water,
the usual out-buildinge, DO.
For terms, apply to
Jan stu EDWIN ]. SCOTT, Rxesutor.
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Richland Lodge No. SO A.FM.

RIchIand Lodge No. 50, a. F. H.
"A AN EXTRA COMMUNICATION of
xrthis Lodge will be held in the Ma
w sonic Hall, THIS tThursday) EVEN
ING, at z O'Clock. The e. A. Degree will be
conferred. By ardey OF the ". III.
g. A. DARLING,
Jan IL Secretary.
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Permanent Manure
O l. U l. f
PACIFIC GUAN0

8 o l. u B l. f
PACIFIC GUAN0,
Price, $45 Cash ,oih Usual Adpance for Time
EXPERIENCE in the use OF this GUANO
~ for the past six years in this State, for
Cotton and Corn, has 80 far established its
character for excellence as to render COM
mont unnecessary.
In accordance with the established policy of
the Company, to furnish the best Concentrat-
ed Fertilizer at the lowest coat to consumers,
this Guano is put into market this season at
the above reduced price, which the Company
is enabled to do by reason OF it's large facili-
ties and the reduced cost Of manufacture
The supplies put into market this season
are, as heretofore, prepared under the per-
sonal superintendence Of DR.. st. Julien Rave
mel, Chemist OF the Company, at Charleston,
8. c.; hence planters may rect assured that
its quality and composition is precisely the
| same as that her4to sold.
At the present low price, every acre planted
can be fertilized with 200 pounds OF Guano, At
cost not exceeding the present value Of 80
pounds OF cotton, while experience has shown
| that under favorable condition OF season and
cultivation, the crop is increased by the ap-
plication from two to three-fold the natural
capacity of the soil: hence under no condition
could it's application fail to compensate for
the outlay. Apply to ]. N. ROBSON.
| Agent Pacific Guano Company,
| Nos. GO East Bay and l and Atlantic Wharf,
Charleston. 8. c.
Nov 80 3mo
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IVE -S2syCsI II z. ','sy-S--f 3 -
G@faH1xarRAPHIC
Forotgn Anairss

MADatD !sls,RAgsHe sss
entertaih bed 4 friendship aud. admiration
6py oehs American people, and desired
&deAAE Yelations! ia'hste AsS . banqast
in in the evening st,tls American stiSp.
The Spanish Winiafsy wsro present. The
apeeotbs twese pacific. g, Deblas, the
FossaeA Minister, knes no differences
between the, two counties which could
not berettlad. by the representatives at
Washipgton. e,se.oip q. h,,a. s1,,.,Aa
F2ais. January 1e,1A, court mar
assembled H6. try the asssssins o! priests
I'D other hostages. during the reign Of
EfAe x3onmup6s ,,un ~ ~. q ~
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- Pnos1pssch. January '1d.aaSs449Sel
Besd, conductor on hh the Woroeetet
EViSht ttsin, was; run over ,by twenty,
ESaiyN cars, this afternoon. He Tss oxt
m tWd, lengtkwise. at .,g.i 30 "a s7af
b ATLAhTAI' GA., JANUARY I0.lThe L.e.
Sgislature met, t6-day. The. Governor
,elaat Sesigned his position as Speaker OF
,fher Hnuse. Hon. J. BgOdmullnEawSS
elected to fill the vacancy. ~rks S6tiiS
Governor sunounced chat he would send
II rnessage,tp.morfoy. ;;t, ~ I. 4 .i' 4
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Headquarters for GardenISeeds

Headquarters for GardenESeeds.
ANDRLTR'B Extra Early PEAS,
IL Carter's fret crop PeAs,
Little Gem Tom Thumb Peas,
Early Long Pod,
Cabbage Soeds.
Onion Sets, Red and White,
Lawn Grass Seed,
Red and White Glover,
Timothy and Kentucky Blue Grass,
Orchard Grass Seed,
For Bale, wholesale and retail, at
Jan HEINITSH'S Drug Store.
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Home Games for Leisure Hours.
lust received. the following popular
q GAMES at McKenzie's:
BR1sQUE, jap ,nese. Backgammon. Check
cred Games OF Lite, Monarchs and Thrones,
Golden Stars, Kings and Cavaliers, Parcheesi,
and others. Jau1I6
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Potatoes! Potatoes!!
ONn BARRELS POTATOES, consisting
AOO OF Pink Eyes,
Early Roso,
Peach Blows,
just received and for sale low, by
Jan IL JOHN AGNEW Il SON.
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PORTER & STEELE.

F'rightfnl Prophecy.
TT you neglect cough or q cold, however
Il slight, consumption, that great destroyer,
will he sure to follow. The inscription upon
the tombstone will be in the following start
ling words:
'DIED PROM A NEGLECTED CouaH"
Stanley's celebrated COUGH SYRUP will
euro coughs. colds, asthma, throat affections,
when no other preparation will. Try bot
tle. Prepared only by
Nov 25t f. II. hEINITsH, Druggist.
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State Of South Carelina--F aiTfieid CO.
The State OF South Carolina, plaintiff rs. the
Spartanburg and Union Railroad Company,
aud others, creditors.-Order for Sale, ttc.
ID stated case, all the creditors Of the
spartanburg and Union Railroad Company
arc required to prove and establish their de-
mands against the said Company, before US.
as Special Referees, at the law offico OF James
II. Hon. ESD, in Winnsboro. y. c., on the
28th, 9th, 78th, 29th and 90th days OF Decem-
Der, A. d. 1871. and on the 23d, Gath, 25th,
Goth. 9th and 28th days Of January. A. d.
1872. JAMES NJ. BANTER,
THOMAS Is. JETER,
Nov 20 Special Referees.
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Fresh Garden Seeds.
IDEAS, Beans, Corn. Cabbage, and every
i variety OF fresh and genuine Seeds, fol
sale by W. G. FISHER, Druggist,
Jana 0proS:to Columbia Hotel
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WE nave just returned from the North
w 9TH, second time this fall) with the
largest and best line OF DRY GOODS we ever
have had the pleasure Of offering to this mar
ket. Every department Is crammed full OF
choice goods OF every style, kind and variety.
A big stock OF DRESS GOODS and Mens'
Also. Furs, Cloaks, shawls, Flannels, Skirts,
Blankets, Table Linen and Domestic Goods C!
all kinds. Not:ons-a largo, very largo stock.
EVIDENCE Our friends tell us every day
the city; and, as we keep no flash goods, but
do business ina plain, straightforward way,
it will be to your interest to purchase your
goods from
Nov PORTER & STEELE
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Richardson's Law Reports,

AblOAoA uoOA LA w AACPOA Cos
VOL. /, New Series. State cash price, Sc.
Y Also, the following new Law Books:
NATURALIZATION Cases. $3.50.
Hill on Fixtures. 50.
Tyler on Infancy and Coverture. 81 80.
Tyler on Ejectn,ent and Adverse Enjoy
ment. 81 30.
Dwarris on Statutes and Constitutions.
$3.50.
Bishops Law Of Married Women. $3.50.
Langdsles Select Cases on Contra cte. $3.50.
Second Volume Brightley's Federal Digest.
50 so.
Rams Legal Judgment. IS 90.
For sale at BRYAN & MoCARTER'S
Deu 80 Book store.
Notice.
A LII persons having left jobs Of repairing
n OF JEWELRY. WATCHES, DO, must call
for them within thirty days from date, or the
articles will be sold at public auction for
amount OF repairs due on them.
Dec 30 the8@ A. w. WEHRHAN.
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PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY's
C)MroUND
ACID PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
For Composing with Cotton Seed.
Price $25 Cash, ,oith Usua, Aduance for Time.
NyHIS article is prepared under the superin.
Il tendence OF DR.. ST. JULIEN RAVENEL,
expressly for composing with Cotton Seed.
It was introduced by this Company two
years ago, and its use has fully attested its
value. 200 to $50 pounds OF this article per
acre, properly composted with tho same
weight OF Cotton Seed. furnishes the planter
with FERTILIZER OF the highest excel
lence at the smallest cost. A compost pre-
pared with this article. as by printed direc-
tions furnished, contains all the elements OF
fertility that can enter into fret class FER
T1LlZER, while its economy must commend
It's liberal use to planters.
For supplies and printed directions for
composing, apply to
j. N. ROBSON,
Agent Pacific Guano Company,
No. 68 East Bay Il Nos. l d 2 Atlantic Wharf,
Charleston, s. C.
JOHN s. REESE CO., General Agents.
Nov &c 9mo
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Good Advice.
NJ EhCHANTS aud gas consumers general.
IX1 ly, il yOu desire to savo FIFTY PER
GENT. in your gas bills, procure the EMPIRE
BUHNER--one OF tho most economical i'll tho
world. For sale by
CHARLES ROSENBERG,
Jan IL At Hendrix House.
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MT. ZION SCHOOL,
tn Rant

ENOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS. Apply at
~ the State Capitol Restaurant, on Main
street. near Bridge street. Ian ~
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Auct1on aare,

Auction Sale.
RY virtue Of power Of attorney 20 me di.
~ rooted, will sell at public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, 17th instant, At the Exchange
House, at 10 O'Clock,
al the BTOOK in TRADE and FuRN1.
TURE Of thesExchange House. consisting Of
Chairs, Tables, Cutlery. Orookery, Glassware.
Wines, Liquors. Cigars, Kitchen Utensils,
w. 8. MONTEITH,
Jan II u Attorney In fact.
~ linton CODY
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LONDON, Thursday, Sept. s, 1872.


LONDON Thursday, Sept s, 1872
A dispatch from The Hague to The Daily
4etcs says the vercaton oredentas by the Congress
of the Internatonae has been concluded Twelve dele
gates from NewYork, adherents OF the Woodruff free
love sections refused seats in the Congress- after
an animated discussion OF their claims.
THE HAGUE, Thursday, Sept. 5, 1872.
The Congress OF international society held its first
public sitting this morning. A resolution was intro
dueed expressing in the Of the working classes OF
the world admiration for the herosm of the champions
who have battle for the peoples rights and
greeting with the hope OF freedom all people st In
chains. The resolution unanimously adopted. The
President of the Congress- in violent speech. de-
nounced Gen. Trochu a traitor TO his country
and called Jules Favre wretch The report that tbs
Congress had refused verify the credentials OF II dele
gates from New-YoEk Is not confirmed but 1t appears
that Dr. West OF Philadelphia refused aAmittance
as a delegate. A large number Of French Communists
have attracted htner by the meeting of the Gen
eral Congress OF the Internatonale is also stated
that number of condemned criminals present scog
nitO.
The delegates TO the Congress OF the International
Society number 60. including three women. lively
discussion was had to-day the question OF the abO
ton of the General Council OF the organization. The
report OF the Council to the Congress that Bis
marck is the spy-nchief OF the German Empire.
another while the Congress at The Hague has for its
object the preservation of peace. 10 also declares that
never have the OF the people been
united they are now under the nag oI the Commune
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE MEETING OF EMPERoRs.


ARRIVAL OF THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA AT BIER
LIN HIS RECEPTION BY THE EMPEROR
wILLIAM-MoyENENTs OF THE EMPEROR OF
AUSTRIA. n.
BERLN, Thursday, Sept s, 1877
The Emperor of Russia, the CzarOwitz Alex
ander and the Grand Duke Vladimir arrived at the
Eastern Railway Station at q o'clock this afternoon
They met they stepped from the train by the
Emperor william, the Crown Prince Frederick william
Prince Frederick son OF the Crown Prince the GRAND
Dukes OF Meckeuburg, Baden and Wemar, tho Duke OF
Coburg, and large number OF other German princes
The Ministers, with Chancellor Bismarck at tbeiI
head the most famous generals OF the army and The
chief dignitaries OF the Imperial Court, we're also
present. The Gear alighting saated and em
braced the Emperor william in the most eOrdia
The two Emperors entered the same carriage
and passed slowly through the streets amid the cheers
OF immense multtudes. All tho prneesses, dukes, gen
erals, and courters followed, making long and bril-
liant procession. The imperial carriage stopped at the
Russian Embassy, into which the Emperor Alexander
conducted On the arrival OF the Car at the Rus
sian Legation, he visited there by the Empress Au
gusta and tho Princess Victoria, wife Of the Crown
Prince Later IN the day the Gar proceeded 10 the In
peral Palace, where he received and entertained by
the Emperor william and his Court. After making
long visit, the Car returned to the Embassy.
The Emperor OF Austria meets with most enthusi
astc reception from the people in his progress through
Germany. lie arrived at Dresden to-day, and 10 the
guest OF the King OF SaXony. The entire party viii
leave Dresden at 2 D. tomorrow for Berlin. and will
enter the city in the evening. IL again denied that
the meeting Will be in any way Of political character
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GREAT BRITAIN.
MORMON EMIGRAETS FOR AMERICA--TTIE NEW
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN CARDIFF AND
NEW-YORK-THE WEATHER.

LONDON, Thursday Sept. 8, 1879.
The steamship Minnesota, which sailed from
Liverpool for NewYork yesterday took out 800 Mormon
emigrants for Utah. The majority OF them scand
nayians The steamship Gamorgan the pioneer vessel Of
the new steam line between Cardiff and NcwYork,
launched Renfrew, Scotland yesterday. The christ
enlng ceremonial performed by American lady.
Another vessel for the line VIII soon be
ready to launch The Marquis of Butte IL the
principal shareholder in the company. He has re-
mted the wharfage dues Of the vessels for one year.
and will also furnish their supply OF coal free for the
same tIne Many OF the Jesuts expelled from Germany
will come to Ireland where they promised hearty
welcome The weather Is warm aud pleasant to-day the
Thermometer standing about 500. A heavy thunder
storm occurred Yesterday at Bolton Lancashire,
ing the loss OF several lives and doing much damage To
the CROPS,
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SOUTH AFRICA.
DEPARTURE OF THE GRAND DUKE ALExIs-DIs-

DEPARTURE OF THE GRAND DUKE ALEXIS-DIS-
ORDERS IN THE DIAMOND REGION.
LONDON, Thursday, Sept. 8, ls72.
The Royal mail steamship from the Cape of
Good Hope has arrived at southampton with advices
from Cape Town TO August s. The Russian squadron
bearing the Grand Duke Alexis sailed for Annoy China
on July Discoveries OF valuable diamonds Continue
Crime and disorder among the miBng communities on
the The Governor Of the district s absent
from his post aud lynch law prevails. large number
OF persons have suffered from violence the majority Of
them being natives
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FRANCE.

THE DISTURBANCES AT NARBONNE - MDLLE.
DOsNE TO BE MARRIED To AN AMERICAN.
PARIS, Thursday. Sept. 8. 1872.
The Department of Aude is threatened with
the declaration of state Of siege account Of the at
tack made on the military by the Inhabitants OF Mar
bonnie 1t IL reported that Mde. Natalie Dosne,
OF President Theirs is to be married TO John stuyyesant
Kruger Of New-York City
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THE STATE TICKET.
FRANCIS HERMAN.

Those who regard the present movement as pre-
emiheDtly movement for reform take particular
pleasure in recalling the fact that among the first
earnest and hearty supporters Of the movement in
the Democratic party against the corrupt nomina-
ton Of the Tammany Ring. whom Samuel j. Tilden
was enabled 10 find outside Of New-York City, was
Francis Herman. From the outset Mr. Kernan's sup
port was instant, hearty, and Incorporating, and
}sttsn Of biz written As that time, and nov in
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THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON.
THE PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE BOARD or AR
BITRATION TO TERMINATE IN A DAY OR
GENEVA, Thursday, Sept. 5, 1872.

BITRATION TO TERMINATE IN A DAY OR
TWO.
GENEVA, Thursday, Sept s, 1872.
The conviction is general that all business
before the Board Of Arbitration Will be finished tomor
row, or at the latest by Saturday. Mr.. Waite, one
OF the American counsel. has left Geneva Mr.. Caleb
Cushing and j. c. Bancroft Davis making excursions
to points Of interest In Switzerland 1t stated that
the ltigant Governments will the Judgments OF
the Court Of Arbitration before it il communicated 10
the press. The Swiss Federal Council has invited the
members OF the Board to State dinner Thursday
next,
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HUNGARY.
MINISTERIAL CHANGES.

MINISTERIAL CHANGES.
PEsrH. Thursday, Sept. c. 1872.
DR.. Tn. Pauler, late Minister of Public In
struction and Worship, has been appointed Minister OF
Justice vice Herr Won Ditto, who has resgnsd Herr
Trefor has been appointed Minister OF Public Instruc
ton and Worship.
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JAPAN.

THE WRECK OF THE STEAMER AMERICA-NIEE-
TEEN LIVES LOST.
LONDON, Thursday, Sept. s. 1871.
A special dispatch to The Telegraph from
Nsgasak, Japan, says that 10 lives lost by the
burning OF the Pacific Mail CompaDy's steamship
America The mails and cargo for China board tho
vessel and the baggage OF the passengers also lost
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A DISASTROUS RAILROAD COLLISION
FOUR PERSONS KILLED AND TWENTY EIGHT
WOUNDED.

MANSFIELD. Ohio, Sept. ga collision oc-
cured at II o'clock this evening Independence,
Ohio the Lake Erie Division Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, between an excursion train returning
from the State Fair OF Mansfield and the regular north
bound express train resulting ~ the death Of four per-
sons and tho woundng OF Is others The following
list of the killed Beach Harrs Of Louisville, Ohio
James Shields OF Hunts Station Ohio C. scctt Of Mt
Vernon ard George Blystone Of Independence, Ohio.
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A sTRAIGHT-oUT WHO YEARNs FOR OFFICE
UNDER GRANT.

TO ihs Edffor OF TAs frsbuns.
SIR: have in my possession the letter of one
DaprR Lyddy who lately figured as the secretary othe
Apolo Hall Convention In the selection Of delegates TO
the Bianton Duncan sham, requesting me to recon-
mend him for o position under the Grant Admnistra-
ton Michael ecanlan and oil will testify 30 the fact
suspect that Mr.. Lyddy s In the pay OF that tremen
dous Grant patriot, Thomas Murphy. N. BoLAsD,
Late Bee. Rep. State Committee.
Leussssls, H., Sept ., is1a
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THE NETHERLANDS.

CONGRESS OF THE Observation-Disclosures RE-
PORTED TO BE REFUSED TO THE Woodruff
PARTY-PROCEEDINGS AT THE FIRST PUBLIC
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THE STRAIGHT-OUTS.

THE FIRST ROUT OF GRANTS BoURBoNs
MEANING OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
ITS FAILURE-THE AMERICAN LAMARTINE
DECLARES FOR GRANT-TuE LIBERALS EN-
COURAGED.
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REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS OF THE
LIBERAL REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
SECOND DAYS MISREPRESENTATION OF AN
ELECTORAL TICKET AND APPOINTMENT OF A
STATE COMMJTTEE-DEwITT c. LIrrLEJoHs
NOMINATED FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
SYRACUSE, Sept. 5.-The State Liberal Re-
publican Convention met at $50 a. IN. Mr.. stull of
See Ssurth Page.
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Gee gssrth Page.