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A NEW YORK gentleman has couple
of blooded mares between whom strong
affection formerly existed. Recently, how
ever, while being driven together, ore OF
them made an awkward step and cat Ihe
other on the ankle. tIn being embarrassed
tie injured animal al lcked the other with
great fury, and now their owner hardly
cares let them come within sight of each
other. @
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CUBA.
The FiI;buster Fannie.

WASHINGTON, July 24.-General Ryan:
who has arrived here from Florida, denies
emphatically the capture by q aniards OF
any portion of the expedition of. He Fannie,
and pronounces the expedition a success as
far as its landing and safe. conveyance IL
10 the interior are concerned.
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IOWA.

A Hail-EaII 20 Inches Deep-Utter
Destruction of Crops. 4
CHICAGO, July PA small section. 8
miles wide, in Sioux county, Iowa. has been
visited by terrible hail storm, which liter
ally destroyed the crops and stripped the
foliage from the trees. Two farmers, named
Lee and S.ruble, at. the rapids, lost 1870
acres of grain. The hail in places was
found heaped to depth of 20 inches.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

NASHVILLE, June 10, 1S72.-In accord
ance with a resolution Of the Democratic
State Executive Committee this day adopted,
a convention of the Democracy Of the State
is hereby called to meet at the Capitol in
this city on Wednesday, the slst Of August
next at II O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose of
nominating a candidate for Congress FOL
the State at large, and TO nominate an ad
ditional candidate for Presidential Electo
for the State at large.
JoRNC. BURCH, Chairman.
w. II. DILLARD, Secretary. @
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Metal Roofs

ST. LOUIS, July 24-During a heavy
storm last night the iron skeletons of the
roof Of the Laclede Gas works in the upper
part Of the city, were Struck by lightning
and thrown TO the grounC, involving loss
of 5000.
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ST. LOUIS.
First Cotton OF the season.

First Cotton OF the Season.
ST. LOUIS, July 24.-The first bale OF
cotton of the season was received from
Texas, and sold at auction on change at
noon for dollar and five cents in gold, >.
B. Cars on, Bro. d Co., purchasers.
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CoTroN is in moderate request in New
York, at a decline to 22c. for middling.
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RUSSIA.
Cholera Abatjng.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 24.-The cholera
is abating. The number of deaths from
cholera during the week in this city was
120; Moscow, 80; Odessa, 81. "a
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TEXAS.

How Grant Proposes to Garry the
State-A Bare.faced Outrage.
CoRsICANA, TEXAS, July 24.-Seventy-
four prominent citizens of Corsicana were
yesterday arrested for alleged violation of
the internal revenue laws, and required to
give bonds for their appearance in Tyler or
Austin the first Monday in November.
Warrants are out for over three thousand
three hundred citizens of this district, who
will be thus taken four daVs' journey from
their homes at the same time, on the same
nrptayt
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To he Shot at SartOrV.

PARIS, July 24.-Three of the commun-
lists convicted by courtmartial of taking part
in the slaughter of forty-seven hostages in
the Rue Saxow and sentenced to suffer
death, will be shot at Sartory tomorrow
morning. The death sentence of three
others have been commuted to imprison-
ment at hard labor for life.
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1106erls0n County.

hOOCEtSOA OOuAAys
The Controller of currency has author
lied the Springfield National Bank of Spring.
field, Tenn, capital $4,000.
Ben Buffers Nephew Suspended.
The President has appointed Richard
Beardsley, of Indiana, Consul General at
Alexandria, Egypt, vice Butler, suspended.
The New French Mlnister-How Long
has He been WaiLing7
The Marquis De Noailles was to-day in
PRODUCED to the President by the Secretary
of State, and delivered his credentials as
Minister plenipoteDtia-y Of the French Re-
public. Cordial expressions of mutual
friendship between the two republics were
exchanged.
Spotted Tail Snubbed, but Declares
for Grant
The Spotted Tail delegation of Indians
had an interview with the President this
morning at the Executive Mansion. They
were accompanied by three Indian women
and by Gen. Walker, Commissioner OF In
dian Affairs, Mr.. .. Eisley, their agent, and
others. Alter the usual hand shaking, Spot
ted Tail said be was little tired now, but
would have something to tell to his great
father to morrow.
The President replied they would not see
him tomorrow as he was going away, but
they could speak to the Secretary of the
Interior and the Commissioner of Indian
affairs. He understood Spotted Tail had
something to say to him about the location
of his agency.
Spotted Tail said all the young Indians
present now were good men, and they in
tended to-day to have council among
themselves as to the change of location.
The President replied, Let them tell the
Commissioner the result.
Spotted Tail said be had something more
to say TO the President. l hear, he re-
marked, that in few months there will be
an election for new President. / hope
you may be successful. This would please
me very much, for you-have been very kind
to my people. -s
The President Iep lied: However the
election may result, hope there will be no
change in the Indian policy. The interview
here ended.
OFF Again.
President Grant, accompanied by Gen.
Porter, left tonight for Long Branch. Sec
rotary Fish went with the party TO New
York.
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Two members of Bridgeport, Conn,
congregation have been expelled from com
nluDion with the church on account OF thelr
contumacious hard heart edness in s'not low
ing their pastor.n
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TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New York
Last evening at 70 for both issues.
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Anew Jersey physician prcscribes rau-
seous medicines, but directs the patent to
bury them under the doorstep. he has
large practice. 80 l56e5 ~
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Anew evenings ago test vote was Ia
ken among the printers employed in the
Commercial news room. Out of the forty
forr rotes, thirty-eight were recorded for
IL 'oss' printer of the Tribune and six
f rant. a similar vote taken in the
J. rer news room revealed thirty-nine
frlends of Horace and three of Ulysses
Ci2ciRaGti Enquirer.
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FRANCE.
A woman to be GuiIlotiaed.

NEW YORK, July 24.--Late London pa
pers contain a telegram from Paris, saying:
9'No woman has hitherto been executed at
Versailles, though the courtmartials have
sentenced several to death. But now The
'Cantiniere Guyard,' convicted of firing up
on Bishop Jurat, is to meet her doom. 1t
being, however, thought too revolving for
the soldiers to shoot woman, she will be
o1ilIotinedo
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WASHINGTON.
Supervisor Emery.

WASHINGTON, July 24.--Among the IN
ternal revenue supervisors who are retained
under the new law reducing the number
from tweatv-five TO ten, is G. w. Emery
Tor Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Missis-
sipni and Louisiana
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GOLD was fraction lower in New York
Yesterday, bus closed steady at 114sall4a'
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ui,,eahr a street Onr..

LoU1sv1LLE, by ~ IA boy II years
old, named ESQ - Fr,s 3 ones, was run
over and kill by street car to night.
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A Rahe in q Fuss

New YORK, July 24.-Jeroms l.. Babe
was robbed in Filth avenue stage yester-
day of package Containing ten thousand
dollars worth of diamonds.
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sGLAD TO GET RID OF BIM.''

No. 20 South Side Public Square.
ap16tifiisr8 70 cod fstp -.
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The following are the Democratic Con-
gressional Committees appointed for the
respective Districts:
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Chm'n Of Dem State Ex. Committee.
NASHVILLE, June 2, 1872.
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SAINT weekly 81. SeeAty..'......''s
PAYABLE III ADVANCE
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
OFFICE OF
D. S. ASSISTANT TREASURER,

NEW-1OBK, July ], 1917.
10 conformity with instructions from the Secretary Of tho
Tresnry hereby gwen to the holders Of Per Cent Ten
1.rsr Loan Certificates ssud Acts Of March 1867 and
1863 all such certificates bearing date from August l.
1868 September 1868 Of the denomination Of 5000
between the numbers three thousand eight hundred and beVe
(3s57 thousand hundred and ioEne $3.50 inclusive
denomination Of $1,000 numbers four tbSas
and fne s and thousand three hundred
and nh 1880 ineuSVew be paid presentation at this onee
that from and after the 3lt day Of August such certificates will
interest," and will be longer available portion Of the
iasfsl reserve Of any National Banking Association.
THOMAS HILLHoUsE. AssL Treasurer u g.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
THE GETTYSBURG
EArAIYSINK WATER

is sold a. the Spring following e' rhress0a de@oan' %
,sh srs.on derohns ss each Cases Of tss dossa quart o'
ss each nnsshbOhns druggists do no. isep IT, nv'h nay navel
the Spring By Railroad or Adams sipss "aes I
o. M,, ,.c or Cheela Physsns aud Cemen supplied fer
heir own use thresyOa se@Ohas at % each with s s.es
dmohnss o. 50 each with eases Of two de'sn quart. sss
vocation musi Be osrtned ~ neAfe" W
W." WHITNEY SgQs, MAr 80, falssslysn'rs
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
Coptiauea from Third Pasc.

G. Iu.s July I-Coton, somnAli Midthngs, 2ild2c so
Juy ICottOn dull; Mtings 2Se net reeelpt "
h,les gross bales eportsccssNise So bales soa
GLvESrOS July l-Co'l0n nominal S0oo ouh'''' '~' ''>
el6 bales -, .-t., xuaF... ou 0onc
R.,1sosE jaly l-Coton dull and lowers Mddings 2Sic
NJ, rsseps 81 bales; gross 70 bss eIpOTtsooasvse 80 bales
saies n bales; stock 80 bales .,r. -, ...,u..
sreUsr1 July L-Coou pOmina Mdiugs 23iei net receipts
MSsSsis Jay -COt:Ou quiet and weak MddIngs 24!Ci net
receipts, * bales
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKsT-JutY L -,
very dull this week; sales 2O bead extra @
steers 81 5O6s7 IS isr to good 80 "GS'i o"
SS0S6 ..aee
SHKHP in demsnd; sales. Is 900 head. ~ SsdSo
Hoes d1ll; sales, $500 head, Al 80 &dSb o.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
RORSE AED CzRslAck MAsKE7
NEW YoRsE. MondaX- InlY

NEw-YoRsE, Monday. July /. 1s7a
The supply of horses of all kinds at the
opennSot the week Is sufieesly large Cor the limited
requirements OF tiie present 1s de-
messrs, JohPstDn ValTas ell will bold their rem
lar semi weekly Aale of oEs carriages harness. and
general horse egUpmente at ter horse auction mart in
~ O'CLOCK. - '~' e'
~ Messrs Nssdron & Oosla's Horeo. Auction Mart
% New Chllch Cedar md Liberty sts, the regular
auotonsaie held to-day In sts Il re hot nj drv
weather the sAie was quite sucee ssful. follows:
Dct7 pr..
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02

uyycs OF rax MANHATTAN MARKET CosPAsI,l
34s AND 54s BROADWAY, NEW -YoRk, June IS, 1874
NOTICE.-The constant application Tor
~ STANDS MANHATTAN MARKET, Thirty fosr'hsS
North River h., their books before ths
completion the budng Consequently on sId ansf h0sDAI
LEASED for the term Of flFk YEARS the oeea
privilege and preference on reaews OF lease e e
the term will date Con August when expected o'
badins win be ready for occupation
Plns Of the BUILDING and STANDS With prices snred can b "
Aninsa the once OF the Company 49,, ..xorv p.a,.,,
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Nj a N III @ o ID
How Lost, How Restored.

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iy This Lecture shonld be,in the hands
of every youth and every man in the land
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, tc
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Also, DR.. Cnlyegwell's Marriage Guide
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Address the Publishers,
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HEARTH AND HOME f!
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Full of interesting and valuable read
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DR.. ]. BRADFIELO'S
FEMALE REGULATOR

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Resolutions Of Respcc, TO the Mem.
CRY OF Greeley.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 3.-At a regular
monthly meeting Of the New York AS
sociatcd Press held this day, the fol
l"wing resolutions, offered Ivy Mr..
Erastus Brooks, and seconded by
Messrs. Jones and Bangs, were unani-
monsly adopted:
Resolred, That we receive with {. el-
ings Of very deep sorrow the news of
the death of Horace Greeley, founder
"f the New York Tribune, for more
than thirty years jts c,litor-in chief,
and one Of the original pr"rrietors in
the organization of the Associated Press
of the country.
Resolced, That the newspaper press
Of the United States loses in him one
of its ahlest condnctors-a writer UNI
surpassed in the purity Of his English.
in clearness of expression, and in con-
else and logical conclusions drawn
from the premises which he believed to
I've founded in truth; in his cvcntful
life We see the success which !oil"w~i
earnest labor, courageous action and
manly independence, as well as the
evidence Of n temperate orderly and
we'll spent life. We remember him III
connection with our own calling, as
the faithful apprentice, good printer,
accomplished editor, and liberal pro-
fredericksburg all this in one for %
many years at the head of his rrofcs.
sion, our loss is second only to that OF
the public, il whose interests in thu
press of the country, in the forum o
debate, he lahored for more than fort !,
years of his life.
Resolred, That onr profounAest sym.
pathies 60 out to the daughters Of ou1
late associate and friend in their tlonhlt
affection of loss Of mother and fatl,eI
within, brief mantl, and that vi
tender to them in their great SORROW
our sincere confidence and respect.
! Resolved, That in the recen, dealt
of three of the oldest and most tlistiu
guishcd editors ofthe journals Of ,his
| rity nifUnnisbrs no Of fhp uurprt lint (,
of life, of the instability OF all human
affairs, ard that as daily teachers an.
chruDiclers of the great transactions .
the world it becomes us to he ready t.
meet that Summons, which, only n lit
tie in advance OF Gs, has called him
our late friend aud brother, away iron
us.
Reso'rcd, That a copy ofthese rcso
m.ions signed by tho President ant
Secretary of the Association, be for
war,'ed to the f,uily of the deceased
and be Published by the associate,
press.
| Resolred, That tile memhers Of til
i Association will attend the funeral q
tho deceased in Il body.
DAVID NJ. STONE,
]. w. ENGLAND, P,esiden
Secretary.
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The Senate.

We publish below u list Of TIE mem
bers OF our State Senate, which will
prove of use as a matter of reference to
our readers:
First District-E. Booth, Fus;oniet,
p. F. Hcrwiy and a. Z. Barber, Rad
icals.
Second District "A. VOORHEES, and H.
j. Campbell, Fusiouiste.
Third District-A. J. Lewis, Fusion
lat, J. H. lngral,am. Radical.
Fourth Distlict-B. F. Jonas, Fu-
sinnist.
Fifth District-William Butler, Rad
iral
Sixth District B. Stamps and 8.
II. Todd. Radicals.
Seventh Dist,ict-O. F. Hunsaclser,
Fnsionist.
Eighth Dist.ict-D. S. Cage, Fusion
list, II. l.. Swords, Radical.
Ninth Dis,,ict-R. &. White, Fu-
sioDist.
Tenth District--T. c. Anderson and
r. Daigle, Fnsionists.
Eleventh District--J. NJ. Thompson,
Fusiopi-t.
Twelfth Dissricse-E. s. Weber, Rad
zeal. r, B, jerks, FnsiUpist.
Thirteenth District-A. s. Heron,
Fnsirnist.
Fourteenth District-T. II. Noland5
Radical. ~
Fifteenth District-A. B. Harris,
Radical.
Sixteenth District-Robcrt W0rrell,
Radical.
Seventeenth District-H. p. Wells
aud W. L. Mcmillan, FusidMists.
Eighteenth District-O. II. Brew
ster, Radical.
Nineteenth District-E. NJ. Graham,
Fnsionist.
Twentieth Dist,ict-J. w. McDon-
aid and S. NJ. Thomas, Fnsionists.
Twenty First Distsict-A. II. Leo
nard, Fusienist.
Twenty. Second Dist,iet-C. J. c.
Pucke,te, Fusionist, NJ. II. Tmilchell,
Radical.
Twenty Third District j.. g. White,
Fusiouist.
Twenty Fourth District. F. Kel-
| Is. FusiouiSt,
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HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL DEMocRATIc)
COMMITTEE,

HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL DENocRATIc)
COMMITTEE,
New York, December 3, 1927
The Democratic National Committee
did, in July, 1872, with an unanimity
unprecedented in the history Of the
party, nominate as their candidate tor
Office as President of the United States,
Horace Greeley, of New York. Six
States cast their electoral votes for him
at the late election, and millions of men
in the other States where we failed of
success, testified their appreciation of
his noble character and great services
he had rendered the country by voting
our electoral ticket. But Horace Gree
ley is dead. The splendor of political
victory achieved by his opponents is
now diminished by the sorrow which
this,sad event has east upon the people
whom he loved, and who regarded him
as one of the best, truest anu hravest OF
men. The lessons of his pure and
blameless life will long remain i'm
pressed upon the age in which lie lived.
Every beat of his great heart was in
sympathy with humanity in its BROAD
est form, He loved the Government,
he loved his fellow men, and the labors
Of his whole life were to elevate the
condition of mankind. No struggle fol
liberty, civil or religious, was evel
made ON the surface Of the earth since
his manhood began, with which he dit
not sympathize, and to which he failet
to give faithful and powerful aid. Eve
ry Gay of bis life abounded with acts 0
kindness, of charity, of forgiveness, ans
Of love. Not his stricken family alone
but stricken people sorrow for hi
loss, which is irreparable and Amos
unparalleled. The National Democra!
ic Committee, in behalf Of the grea
party who achieved honor by thei
faithful effort to elect him to the frs
;, office insthe country, will do all in thei
power to honor his name and memory
AUGUSTUS ScuELL,
Chairman National Democratic Con
mittee.
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70 A good natured Traveller fell
asleep in a tain short time ago.
aud was carried a few miles be-
yon,l his destination. "Pretty good
Joke this. isn't it 2" "Yes, but a
little too lar fetched" WAS the fe.
jolnder.