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Masonic NOTICE. Hall Of Ellntcn
Lodge, No. 8, A. F. NJ, Abbeville. S. c.,
July 8, A. L. 5s72.-Regular meeting of
this Lodge Monday night next, 8thinst.
JNp. +. OSBORNE,
Secretary.
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TERMS. Three dollars year, in ad-
Enee. ,s,..o.
No subscriptions taken for a shorter
1sme than six months.
Transien. advertisements are chargea
s,r at the rate or ONE DOLLAR per lnch
mace for the first insertion, and FIFTY
CESrs for each subsequent Insertion.
A liberal deduction from the ABOVE
Il ties is made to persons advertising by
tn, quarter or by the year
ss5~ All obituary notices and tr!nuteS
of respect are charged for at the usuai
rates of advertising.
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We are glad to learn of tho increasing
prosperity and continued growth of the
S nth, published in New York city. We
notice in the last issue that it is now
published by the South Publishing Co.,
81 Park Row, the new firm succeeding
that of Tardrew & Co. The South Is do
ing splendid service for our section, and
we think our readers would be we'll paid
il accepting the liberal effer of the pub
fishers to send it for the remainder oi
t is year for 81. Will not some of our
public spirited citizens show theirappIe-
citation of this earnest advocate Of our
interests by making up handsome club
under theirproposition?
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THE DUE WEST COMMENCEMENT =
The reformed Presbyterian publishc:
the following letter from the Superin
tendent of the G.. & e. r. r., by which
it will he seen that, with characteristic
libcrality, he will furnish half fare tick.
cts to all desiring to attend the coming
commencement:
COLUMBIA, s. c., June 10, 1872.
For the occom modation of persons who
desire to attend the commencement eX.
ercises at Due West, round trip tickets
for one first class fare will be sold at sta
tions on this road as follows: .....
For Donald's Due West), to commence
Wednesday, July 3d, and continue until
thursday, the llth, inclusive, good to
return until Monday, the 18th, inclusive.
Agents will issue ordinary tickets,
marx ing tl,cm "return,n which will be
taken mp by conductors and return
checks substituted. s.' ~
THOMAS DoDAMEAD, >irF
..-. s., ~ .GenI superintendent.
NJ. It. BARTLETT, ........... y..,r
General Ticket Agent.
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LE.TEl FROM GREENWOOD.
GREEswoe D S. cs,
June 18th, 1872

uIC A|tuy ASt-s
Editor Ad5criHe P,ess and Banner:
Mr.. Wilson'S visit to Greenwood was
about ole week too soon for me, unless l
had little more time than lie gave me
to make newspaper report.
I am now making out my quarterly re-
turn to the Posteffice Department. and
find that have fallen far short of n cor
rect report, TO Mr. W., as published in
your paper.
I feel that All apologyis due, especially
to the agricultural and religious pub
fishers.
The Press and Banner I have not
counted this week, rs it came in detach
ed portions. The report, as given be.
fore, gives l30 copies. There are about &C
Mediums taken at and through this
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gsea The Comittec Of Arrange
ments will please accept our thanks
for an inyitatiolr to attend the Hop
of the Gfcenyille City Club Oh
Friday evening next.
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RELIoIous.-We are requested to
state that next Sunday being commu-
nion Sunday III the Presbyterian
church int this place, religious services
will be held on Friday and Saturday
nights. at which, sermons will be
preached by the Row.. ] O.. Lindsay.
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We are indebted to tho Commit
tee for an invitation to attend the
coming Hop at the Waver'y House,
on Friday evening next.
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w- We are indebted to Major
John Alexander, of.tho Congarec Iron
Works, Columbia, for late copies of
foreign papers, for which ho will
please receive our thauks.
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g9- We are indebted to Major
John Alexander Of the Congarce
Iron Works, Columbia, for late
copies Of foreign papers, for which
he will please accept our thanks.
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Fon RALr1MoRE.-Col. Cothtan,
opcof the delegates from this Con-
gressional District to he Balti-
more Convention, leaves on Thurs
day for the scene 2of operations.
The Convention meets on Tuesday
next. r o'@..a p.
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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
The exercises of the annual public day
of the University of South Carolina cam.
Oft on Saturday last, in the presence of u
large number of the parents and friends
of the institution. A large number OF
essays were. read, and the degrees Of
Bachelor of Arts, Doctoro of Medicine and
Bachelor of Laws were conferred, aftel
which an excellent address was deliver
ed to the graduates by the President, r.
w. Barnwell. @a @r-.E
Among those who graduated ordistin-
guished themselves in particular depart
mcnts, we find the following worthy re-
presentatives of Abheville:
E. B. Carey, graduated in ancient Ian
guages.
L. q. Graydon, graduated in ancient
languages distinguished in rhetoric.
G. c. Hodges, graduated in ancient
languages; distinguished in rhetoric and
mathematics.
J. c. Marshall, graduated in rhetoric.
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The RURAL CARoLINIAN Tho Ru-
ral Curoli"'an for July has been re-
ceired, and, as u"uul, presents a varied
and attractive table Of contents. 1t is
ono ef-the best agricultural Journals
IN the country, and is worthy of gen.
cral patronage.
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ABsEv1LLE Posi- OFFICE, July 81
IS7a.-Tlfis office will be open ol e4th
from S to6 P. II. 3
= III. W.LAwsoS, P. ".
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The above method OF Assessment has
heen adopted IN order to give the Tax
Payers opportunity to make correct
Returns upon oath. s,
Hereafter 10 abatement will be grant
ed, except ins cases where clerical errors
occur. IN vi s .sS:sf 3: Fl ,s
II IS also the duty OF every Tax Payer
to see that those who apI,ear dilatory in
making their Returns afc urged to- do
80, and If not, to report them to- the;
County Auditor, who viii Immediately
execute the law, which fsfdpides that
where a Tax Payer fails to mike a Re-;
turn to the County 1ditoT, or his Dep
uty, within the; time prescribed by law.
tile last Return made by said Tax Pay
er will he copied from the Auditcr's
Books and fifty per cent. added thereto,
and II, cases where Tax Payers escape
paying their Taxes for any one year, the
penalty quoted In Sec. Az, Special Sos
sion 1858, viii be strictly adhered TO-,
which provides for the same penalty Us
in the above case.
i would also suggest that parties max
ing Returns would coDtrive 10 attend
the Assessors on tile d Different dates, NJ
confusion occasionefls by a;iarge number
of Tax Payers ut tile clrse of the As
sessor'a given time may occasion nlaiiy.
iisagreeableerrors and give to the Tax
Payers and Assessors a grent dcal of un-
necessary trouble. 8 i:
: n. 3. MILFORD,
County Auditor.
June &c; 1875, II, 2m Sc -
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Our AGENTS in Charleston.

The advertising agency Of MeSsrs'
W. tne In' EVANS q COGSWELl,
rs,nescnted w by ROSWELL. II. LOGAN,
ESD, is the only authorized agency io'
this puper in Charleston.
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The Golden AR is the title of Theo-
doro Ti'ton's paper, handsomely
printed and ably edited journal, of
which we have received several num-
bers.f II is stauncL advocate Of the
Liberal ticket. ~ 2
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Final Discharge.

NOTICE is hereby. given that IT.
lin B MAXWELL, Administrator
of the Estate of Miss LO LlSliS G.. W.
LOGAN, deceased. has applied 10 e.
w. Gufin, Judge Of Probate, in and.
for the County Of Abbeyillc, for y
final discharge as A administrator. j
IT is ORDERED. That the s2alll,
day of July, A.D 1872, hc fixed for
hearing of Petition. aud q final set,
tlement of said Estate. .a.i
J. G. WASMANSKY, s.
Clerk C. p. Abbevillc County.
June 10, 1872, l0-tf =.
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BROTHERHOOD. are inform
ed that some 13 Councils of the
brotherhood have been found in
the County numbering some 1920
or 300 members, of whom a large
proportion are candidates.
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District Cllltof The United States,
For the District Of South Carolina.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the matter of James *. Vance,
Bankrupt-S. s.

In the matter of James *. Vance,
Bankrupt-s. s.
A WARRANT in Bankruptcy has:
IA been issued by said Court against
the Estate of James X. Vance, Of the,
County of.Abbeyille and State OF South
Carolina, in said District who has been
duly adjudged bankrupt upon petition
of his creditors, and the payment OF
any debts and the delivery of any pro-
perty belonging 10 said Bankrupt, to
him or to his use, and the ransfer OF
any property by him are forbidden by
law. f.5ss=
A meeting of the creditors of said
Bankrupt, to have their debts and choose
one or more assiguees of his Estate, Will
be held at a Court of Bankruptcy to be
holdenat Newberry G. H., in said Dis
trict on the ninth (9tli) day of July, a.
D. 1872, at 2 o'clock P. NJ, at the offiee
OF C. G. Gueger, Esq, one of the Regis
tcrs in Bankruptcy of said District.
r. M. M.WALLACE,s
u. S. Marshal for said District.
June 10, 1872, 10-2t
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AN ORDINANCE

TO BAR-ROOMS. AND
THE SALE OF SPIRITS ON THE
SABBATH. ~; - -s. :
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Notice.
TEVHE ulIuers....>. -. associated
. with HIM in the Fire Insurance
business, JOEL 5. PERRIN, Esq. :, ul-
der the name and style OF DUPRE &
PERRIN. Il ..- ts.. ~. Eu..
We represent @ Capital of Four Mil
lious Dollars, and are prepared 10 issue
all kinds OF Policies.
Apply to J. +. G. DuPre, at No. 8
Weile's Block, or 10 Joel S.: Perrin,
Esg., Law Runsc.
7'''' J. F. C. DuPRE. ;.
July 8, 1872, l2,.tt
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b. The Stokes murder case. is
progressing iu New York,
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Bargains :! Bargains!

IF you are wanting Bargains,
we advise you to go'the En1po-
rum Of Fashion, ally I'LL e
during this month. Stock
complete. 49,.
July 9, 1872, 70, If .
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Picnic ATTHE FAIR GRorSDs:-One
of the most pleasant affairs Of the kinG
was the picnic at the Fair GrauDtls on
Wednesday last, at which there was q
full representation of the young people
of our town, and to which many of the
seniors lent their presence and sym
pathy. The lceation-with it's shady
grove, and bubbiing spring, and otheI
romantic surroundinge-is we'll adapted
to those sylvan entertainments, and the
appliances of art added all that was lack
ing to make up the enjoyment of the oc.
cason. A morning spent in various in
nocent and enlivening games, or equally
delightful conversation, sharpened the
appetite for the enjoyment of a bounte-
Gus dinner, cul!ed from the rich stores OF
many skillful and provi,lent housewives.
The table was spread in tie cool grove
and amid the rocks above the spring,
and here full justice was done to the
royal feast. Iced drinks were dispensed
Literally and, with the cool breeze>
through the Shady trees, served to tem-
per the rrging heat and minister to The
general enjoyment. After a pleasant
dey, the company dispersed at a late hour
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GRANT RATIFICATION MEETINa.-A
correspondent of the Columbia Union
writing from Charleston, gives an nc.
count of Grant ratification meeting
held in that city on Wednesday last, al
which Lieut.. Gov. Ransier presided, who
read long list of Vice Presidents and
Secretaries. Speeches were made by
Col. E. w. NJ. Mackey, Hon. F. A. Saw
yer, Hon. D. Fl. Chamberlain and Gen.
w. Fl. Whipper, when the two latter
gentlemen warmly advocated Grant and
Wilson, and pledged themselves to the
ticket. Many expressions of agreeable
surprise were INDUCED in. The Hou
Gilbert Pillsbury, Major Samuel Dicker
son. General Gurney and Colonel De-
lany were also among the speakers.
From this it would seen, that there i,
no division of the party there on nation
al issues, but they present a united fron,
in support Of Grant and Wilson.
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AN OMIssIoS.-We regret that, in our
hurried notice of the thriving town OF
Greenwood in our last issue, We omitted
10 sotice one of its most attractive fea-
turcs-the picture gallery of Miss
Georgia G.. Parks-which is receiving
the patronage of the community, and is
we'll deserving word of high commen-
slation. Miss =. is constantly making
progress in her art, ard is now prepared
to furnish most excellent specimens oil
her skill. We commend her gallery to
the attention of all lovers of art who may
visit the town. Our thanks are due to
the lady friend who has reminded us CT
the omission, and we will be glad to cor
r Ut any other short comipCs. -
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INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF, DUMP
AND 3LISD.-The annual exhibitionand
concert of the Spartanburg Institution
for the Education of the Deaf, Dumb and
Blind came off last Thursday, and va,
attended by Governor Scott and other
State officials. It is one of the nohest
of the State charities, numbering now
forty-two pupils-a larger number than
have ever attended any previous session.
Among these, Abbeville has represent
.ative in the intelligent and interesting
daughter of Mrs. William NJ. Rogers, OF
Mt. Carmel, who returned on Saturday.
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day, among them General Writ Adams, Colone
Bayne, $. +. Rice OF Alabama General L. p Walker,
General Pagan, OF Arkansas; Mr.. Edwards, OF New
Orleans.
No dispatches whatever arrived until about ten
O'Clock In the evening. Then tho dispatches quoted
above II the report OF the liberal headquarters
were received, and received with three cheers,
Mr.. Augustus Schei, proposing them In q hearty
way, as II Horace Greeey might have been his life
long political friend The suite OF four rooms was
crowded with the friends Of The movement, who
enthusiastically applauded as each despatch came
In.
The gentlemen present were free In their express
sions as to the prospects OF Greeley.
General Walker. tall, huge whiskered specimen
OF the Southern chiyalry OF ante bellum days, says
that Alabama is sure for Horace Greeley by twenty
thousand majority. Mr.. Rice, who Is an eXJudge
o the supreme Court or Arkansas and consistent
liberal republican, confirms the statement Of Gene
raj Walker
General Writ Adams, famous as Confederate
cavalry commander In the Southwest during the
war; says the planters OF Mississippi are taking In
tense interest In the campaign, and are uniformly
C0nferrng with the c0l0red people as to the best
course to pursue.
General Fagan says Arkansas will go for Greeley
by large majority.
Advces have been received from Indiana highly
encouraging. Morton has flooded the State with
money, and recently got up radical torchlight
procession to march past liberal mass meeting at
an expense OF $4,000. It rather costly ailair,
the game not being worth the torches.
letter from s. s. Marshall, Of Illinois, states that
ne ls confident his State will go for Greeley. Nearly
all the old friends OF Lincoln for the Philosopher,
and the German vote, with Koerner as their leader,
Is solid.
The New York herald., 1872-08-02
AT THE GRANT HEADQUARTERS.

At the Fifth Avenue headquarters there were
quite number Of solld-looking individuals waiting
with rather anxious expression Of c0untenance
Tor the first gun. Mr.. Chandler, whose calm
physiognomy retains cheerful expression under
adverse circumstances, floated about the room in
fusing comfort and hope into his visitors
speculator came in during the day and wanted a
contract to fire n salute OF hundred guns in
honor Of the expected victory. but Mr.. Chandler
declined to engage him Internationally. Tie con-
sented to have the salute fired provided the cleo
tlon resulted In victory for Grant. The specula-
tor finally proposed to fire the salute anyhow
and charge it to whichever party conquered.
in the fight but Chandler objected to shaking
hands across the bloody chasmN In that way, and
the negotiations ended. General Burnside hap
pencd In during the day, and was welcomed as
highly cherished adhcrent, Among the other dis
tinguished visitors were General J. 7. Averill, OF
Minnesota, ii. S. Wells, Z. H. Tinker of Massachu-
setts; Henry +. Abell Andrew Washburn, OF Vir-
ginia; Hon. Fred A. Sawyer, OF South Carolina;
Burke. The small room fronting on the miniature
garden spot was crowded by these few, who decor
ously and soemnly paraded the room, seeming
little inclined to speak very confidently or even
above whisper.
Secretary Chandler looked distressingy de-
pressed and said that If they had lost the state tho
Presidential campaign was just about to begin in
earnest At hafpast eleven the headquarters
closed
In the lobby of the Fifth Avenue Hotel two even
bets or Sl00 were made on the result ana the Gree
ley backer one OF them, went over TO the G.enham
and ordered champagne for everybody, in token Of
his confidence,
The New York herald., 1872-08-02

Seventh and Eighth win elect the conserva-
tive candidates. There are very few returns re-
ceived at republican headquarters, and these only
give their gains. The indications at midnight are
that II the counties west OF the Blue Ridge give any
considerable gain on the vote Of 1870 Merrimon will
be elected by handsome majority. but returns
are so meagre that 1t Is hard to Judge.
Tomorrow will bring In more and full republican
returns from the Eastern counties, where there are
heavy negro maJorIties, which may possibly change
the present aspect Of the election.
THE LATEST NEWS
that can gather Is that the incomplete returns
received from twenty counties give 1000 conserva-
tive gains and $500 republican gains The tele-
graph. Office has been thronged the entire night
with an eager and interested crowd of whites, who
cheered enthusiastically at the announcement Of
each vote.
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FAVONIUS THE WINNER.
Joyous Greeting to the
Victor.
"reminiscences Of Lord George
Bentinck.
WHEN AMERICA CARRIED OFF THE CUP.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK uEsALn.

The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our CORE
spondent in London -
LONDON, August l. 1872.
Goodwood Cup day is a grand occasion in
the racing world of England but, like the
Grand Prix at Paris or day at the Jerome
Park Course its glories and splendors are Of q
peculiar character. They are softened with
the cencourse of good company and deepened
with the sense of refinement and Of with
drawal from the vulgar glare of plebeian bliss
and the horrible 'happiness" Of the Derby
Once somewhat greater blaze Of popular ex-
citement attended this grand trial f; but it is
less now, though the day is scarcely less o
prime favorite with sportsmen, while it has,
able world, and remains leading festival with
upper tendon.
THE DERBY DAY DEMOCRACY AT RESPECTFUL
DISTANCE.
Indeed, races like the Derby are to this day
as democratic crowd in Trafalgar square is
to garden party at Marlborough House. If
deputation of the lower million does put in
an appearance it is with an air of becoming
Difference and ON evident sense of not being at
home; while even the middle class Londoner,
who contributes SO wonderfully to the ugi-
ness noise and common, greasy aspect of the
Derby, scarcely knows the whereabouts of
Goodwood, and could hardly get to the Duke
of Richmonds grounds without weeks pre-
vious study of the almost incomprehensible
Bradshaw
THE NATIVES ON THE COURSE AND THEIR ETH
BIOLOGICAL PECULIARITIEs.
1t is gathering Of upper class people. The
young men ore TALL straight, light-con,-
plexioned fellows, with frank, open, mostly
handsome faces and easy manners, not infe-
rior to any specimens of Juvenile manhood to
be met with in the world. The old, men are
tall, without the 1.-the, straight air, and yet are
upright figures 1t is the same frame filed
out-burly somewhat ponderous, and yet
strcng and active, hale and wearing well, and
dressed with scrupulous care.
The young ladies, with their wondrously
brilliant complexions, fine faces and taste for
bright colored dresses, are of course the grand
feature Of this as Of every similar occasion;
while mothers and grandmothers, tending
I, dreadfully to emhonpoint scarcely leave their
The New York herald., 1872-08-02
STILL LATER NEWS.

WILMINGTON, N. O., August 2-2A.M
But few additional returns have been re-
ceved, but it is conceded here by nearly
all the leading men OF both parties
that Merrimon has carried the State The
latest just received from Concord says that In
twelve townships in Cabarrus county Merrimon
has gain Of 2o3 on the vote Of 1870 A few repub-
licans here say the result Ia doubtful.
The Star estimates that Merrimon's majority Will
be about five thousand.
The Journals estimate is a little higher.
The Post, republican paper, comedies that Mer.
rimon is elected by small majority.
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ANXIETY IN WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, August /, 1872.
Unusual interest was manifested In the election
returns from North Carolina tonight, and at mid
night there is still large gathering in Newspaper
Row to hear the latest returns. 1t Is conceded in
administration quarters that the defeat OF the repub
llcan ticket in North Carolina will endanger the
prospects of President Grants reelection.
The New York herald., 1872-08-02
MOVEMENTS OF Mr. GREELEY.

Mr.. Greeley remained strictly secluded In
Brooklyn yesterday, unbothered In his philo.
sophlcal compacency by the cheering news
from North Carolina. lie will, however receive
Club to-day on Saturday night he Will pay q visit
to Rhode Island, accompanied by his wife and
lauQhtnr Ida.
The New York herald., 1872-08-02
THE sPINeLER HOUSE HEADQUARTERS.

At the democratic headquarters the anxiety to
hear from North Carolina was as intense and fever
ish as at the liberal headquarters. number Of
DISTINGUISHED gentlemen thronged the narlors OH
The New York herald., 1872-08-02

New Direovery.-Nvrinklcs Oblitcrated.
Complexion Rcluvciacd without injurious agents, ~
vEkuNES, Electro-Chemica Baths, 5l West siN'eeh'n
The New York herald., 1872-08-02

GLORIOUS GOOD%o0D.
Herald Special Report from
London.
THE RACE FOR THE C0ODWOOD CUP.
History Of the Great English Turf Event
and Its Peculiar characteristics in
the Past and To-Day.
A Gorgeous Assemblage, with the Democracy
Retiring Slightly from the Field.
National Gala On Splendidly Pic
turesque Grounds.
The Prince Of Wales Present,
but Alexandra Absent.
Ladies' Toilets in New Materials
and New COIOrS.
SOME FEW OF THE CELEBRITIES.
How British Beauty Looks in It's
Bloom.
And Then I'm s1The Sere and
Yellow Leaf"
Royalty and Aristocracy Re-
presented.
The Meeting COntrasted with Jerome
Park Muster.
SHAPE AND LENGTH OF THE COURSE.
Grouping" the Flyers at
the Post.
"OFF" AND THE START.
The Race and the Struggle Of the
Gallant Five.
FAVONIUS THE WINNER.
Joyous Greeting to the
Victor.
"reminiscences Of Lord George
Rontiu0k
The New York herald., 1872-08-02

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