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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1872-07-05
Srutfsts.
DIR. G. A. ROsENBERG,

" given TO the treatment of natural teeth
Teeth filled with gold-foil, tin-foil and silver.
Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases. ONCE
over Welsh's Shoe Store. Main Street Findlay
Ohio. Oct. 4. 1870.
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Caution.
Beat the World in the Price and Quality Z

NOTICE is hereby given that / have losl
IN two notes given by Jonathan Priest, one
for 500, due on or before the 18th Of April 1872
cent. interest from date. Parties are hereby
warned against buying them.
Mays. CYRUS SHUCK.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1872-07-05

@ URGEON DENTIST, having practiced TWEEN,
- ty-five years in Findlay and vicinity, Will
insert teeth in all the different styles. Diseas-
ed Teeth and Gums treated In ascientidc man
Henderson's Block, over Hancock Bank.
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To Teachers.

TUBE Board of School Examinersof Of Hnncotl !
II County viii meet at the Ninth Dlstrlc'
school House, in Findlay, for the examina
ton of Teachers, on the following day
during the year lS72:
Saturday, March ID,
March 10th,
" March sd,
April 9Th,
I" April 10th,
4" May 4th,
" May 25th
's June sth,
(" August, ,2lth.
"a September 7th,
s September 2lst.
October 18th,
October 18th,
November I'd,
November9th,
November sd,
December 7th,
December 2lst.
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SpectacIes! |!
FOUND.

THE Genuine Pebble, and all other varie-
Il ties Of fSpectacles, at
tan2-T q. W. KIMMEL'S.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1872-07-05
Hrp Goods.
]. WHEELER d CO.,

nEALERS in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
~ Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps
etc, etc, Nos. 81 and s., Main Street, Findlay,
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8araMare.
ghpsirians and .Snrgrnns.

w. N.YOST, NJ. D.,
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, HAS PER
il manently located in Touchdown, for the
practice of his profession. n6-A full supply
Of Drugs constantly on hand -6u All calls
promptly attended to.
Aur- lQ--tf
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1872-07-05
BARNEY, SNYDER d CO.

TUBE GREAT CASH HOUSE, "Old White
Il Corner" by Court House. A complete Dry
Goods Store, Clothing Store, Boot and Shoe
Store, Hat and Cap Store, Millinery Store, Fur
Store, Carpet Store. The place where close
buyers buy Follow the crowd.
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c. E. RUHL,
DIR. j. CARR.

OPERATIVE AND MECHANICAL DEN
q tist, Cromley's Block. All operation.
pertaining to the profession. carefully ano
skfllfully performed. Residence, Nos, Wesl
Hardin Sfraaf
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AfHapiSt1.

=. = ,. II. HUDER q CO.,
wrrpa m UBUGe, Stationery, School
It1ccIs Sfc. Prescriptions accurately com
rnSsd a IN hnurH-dAy or night Perfectly
x0 DruGS-euarantDod. Cokuar Main and
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1872-07-05
pATTERSON a WINDERS.
Srnefrifs.

DEALERS NDRY GOODS, ,MAlineryGoods'
IL Ladies' and Gents Furs, Clothing, Car
pets, Hats, Caps, etc, Nos. 81 and 80 Main ST.,
Findlay, Ohio.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1872-07-05

ENTRIKlN d MILLER,

PHYSICIANS SUR.
III GEONS. Once and Residence-Main st.
2posite the "Goit Hodse." !" Findlay Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01
POLInCAL NOTES.

Mayor John II. james Of Atlanta announces
himself in the public pess OF that city candidate FOR
Governor OI Georgia.
Thomas 0. Z. Marslin was on Thursday
elected Mayor Of Portsmouth, n. H., for the remainder
OL JAe municipal yeH
The Democrats Of the Ist District Of Cali
foruia have nominated Col. T. J. c. Kewcn OF Los
Angeles Tor Congress. Kewen was the first Attorney
General of The 5,att.
The Democratic nominees for Congressman
az Large in zas are Judge A. II. Willie OF Galveston
and COL Roger O. Mills OK COrsicana. Both ren are
new ~ the arena o.. pOLsIcs.
In the Missouri Legislature on Wednesday,
the House adopted about twenty amendments TO the
Senate Radsrctng bill Tho Senate accepted part Of
them. ana % Conference Committee disposed OF All but
two OF the T. manIcr. The repCr. of the Conference
Committee agreed TO Dy both Houses on Thursday
The Administration party has nominated
Richard Parsons Of Cleveland for member Of Congress
from from the X1th Ohio District Judge r. F. Paine,
one of the most ominent in Northern Ohio at the
ra0r1sf 5f over -C0l his felowc.rZcls Of Cleveland,
ha. consented t0 run Independent Reform c1udl
L-le ~ opposition ~ lI. Parsons.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01
nRIET OF THE PREss.

eff a fCT caDriciOus gentlemen says
Tic Missouri Re2u5 5icaa, see 1T to waste their valor in
favor of Williams. Grocsbeck, they may 90 so. but they
may bee ASSUMED thaJ tler feeble by-pay Will never be
heard n l- tremendous cau,Jr aud tuulut vi tue real
contest"
The Cbicag, Tribune should be condoled with.
Il has been rsit out OF the Grant party The Louisville
Cogie-JoArR gives the following interesting com
position of rae body which di The work: t. Com
three dsse,0f three pos,mastcgs, two dcpos~re the
partner o. WHISKY psryi,or, q Radical member oi
CONGRESS, aud fo-r county officers"
As Mr. George II. HOldley Of Cincinnati Is
Chairman Of the Prse Trade Executive Committee, The
Louisville CoariTJOuHal asks il cit would Mt be o.
good Tea f,r him 20 issue aL address 20 me clique recon-
gp to their respectful consideration the tariff r'sO-
uuou OF tue Cucunld C,uyeut.ou Doubtless he has
g cops of 10 br him, as Lt was member " the COm-
mi.tee t1at dnltedI and the original .u Ls hani
writing"
Tic Springfield Republican thinks that Free
Trade men, t}el were the tariff tHe paramount issue
ought not TO hesitate 10 support Greeley as against
Grant The latsrs avowai Protac.0ast, and stands
upon Prute.lon pla arm, while tAc former. whate,er
nay De his private view, is pledged Boy the Cincinnati
platform as Wc.l as by has letter accepting tue Liberal
nominations 20 the reference 0f the Whole subject 10 tnc
people ia ula election ot their oougI .sslcn.'
Here is mother instance Of suspension" of
hose beautiful civil Service rules drawn up bv Mr. Cur
ISIS Board OF Commissioners. The Sacramento (CaI)
UHi0n says "So act has weakened President Gran.
eo A4ieH .iA ,ii' o' i4-' ,'It'3i4 oi ' i4'
tle SIN FrucsrU CI-tOuhuusc and the appointment OF
shannon bis successor Nothing but the bIsc5t mis-
representation, can excuse IIe President l0r tins
take. il every tssthta. quiuit Ior the once Phclp-
the -uTer.UrmIu. 10 NOT essential point does -uI-
non present Lmse- as merldns thc appointment"
The Pit6urgh Post, for a long time strenu-
ou-lv opposed 90 indorsns 1Ir. Greeley, Las fallen
in with the lde, and thus manfuly speaks It's seut-
ments: eve shall meet the Liberal Republicans as We
would meet fl.ow citizens suddenly called together by
frebcu in o night. Our Intentions aad our PURPOSES
are honest mi humane. W. ar- not TO dispute aDOut
Tie order Ol proceedings, but tJ take tc shortest way 10
PAT out the iumes ana life and property We may
meet fe-.ou; enemies there. who come for the same
good OBJ tcts ourselves auu u we do, Wr uu-ut never
u think or fedug ancient grulges win harsh and Hllcr
words. Wc sioulu proceed with hearty good Viii 90 tI-
urgent WORK. icfur. u..'
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01
AN ADDRESS FROM THE HON. CAssLUs N.
CLAY.


To THE People OF kESrUCKr Ihe platform
ami The candidates OF tine Cincinnati Convection are be-
fcre yOu The first avovs al the great prncpes upon
which our Government was founded and Which nave
given our country q growth nd prosperity unknown be-
fore in history. TIE candidates ara mon or unque Oued
ability, patriotism and honesty There rs no HpefJy
without law, and form O government can exist bii
a despotsm when the Treasury 10 rOu1ed WIN unpuiutI.
L. - Grant has u5urped all le powers of Government
the judicial and legislative beng aided 10 the ex-
ecutIye. He habtually enC uustiudtey violates tAe
laws Of The land and allows SIC Treasury, know .lyi =
l.a -,nh~s laa. lva iJaar '-A"f""' a..uot-
ISM inDeed by The lowest instincts, tastes anu self
Indulgence; when, ulilke European aflstociiielt''
shares nothing Win The people, but aDsotjs an lIl.
substance Tor Clmu-fOlwrrs VINO arc eQualJ CORRUPT
and vicious. Tht Philadelphia Convention, coAp1.ed'
a5 was never before 10 our nation, OF Once-AoiiI2
ava time-serytrs have shown themselves hI IOO"tie on
Grant Nothing remains d Us DuJ the union on an
lovers Of Auerty and manhood upon the ClAciihttl
nominees, or defeat md the unlimited RUE Oh LIe
C-ltt cousplrat0rs Kntuckans, We have no love IDt
partv Or personal pat, or futare aspirations anoFc
country JOIN U.s. ten and save the nation. Le. non
est mon rule. let AMNESTY Restore the states To hoit
legitimate r.-h-s: let the military yield 10 the cVI
uoW.r. Iet trf NIluuatIOverumeut rcurn 20 cous-lu
tionaI law ana let all citizens OF every race ana con-
ditOu stand equal ia ckI and political AD-fJ Dci,t.
the law vs. lave "a majority ON these great Issues. L-t
not party. inferior questions, or personal amDtOn' J'l
rs and the world setS0yelhmeht. now y, ,3-uly, W.
must save ourselves a0OtAer day may De forever VOO
late. CA7sles "a "a ~ 80, l., ,-,-
Chairman Provisional Eecu' Committee Oh heuJuc4y'
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01

believe f wrong in principle TO sanction suoh selection,
and further believe would be futile 20 attempt 20 ac
compish the election OF officers selected Therefore
have deemed N more in accordance with my duty 10 the
Republican Deople OF the State 70 DO at once, ana
frankly what should be compelled 90 do later, ana
under circumstances which would allow, possibly OF no
successful endeavor 20 remedy the evils thus imposed
II this act OF mne-be II sacrifice or osherwise-shal
contribute rousng the people OF the Kepuncan party
% a OF their danger, and 20 an e10rt 10 reeEe
themselves Of the nseQuences or certain deeat "on
In my opinion awaits them with the roll or canddith
thus selected. shall feel the consciousness on haY-
Ing showing something OF the deep interest when tee
IN the great Republican party, when hn5 hohou me III
the past aud, trust viii ever honor ae with us conn
dence. In my Judgment the part taken BY such OF the
Federal officials attempted TO CONTROL the convention
dictaOral and udecate, anu calculated 70 fthecs
upon the Federal Government, and % place unuet su'
plciOn and Jeopardy the integrity Of the party IA the
State. MtulieatlY much delerence was SHOWN ~
the managers 20 the preudices Of our ponucal ehcs
than 20 the honest differences OF political iends IN
the selection of the tickets effort was ade 20 con
cate few Reformers present than % cOnchlAte ana e
the differences present unfortunately existing in tine Re
pubcanranks. AkepuDlican from conviction, DeueElug
that the principles this parry friendly 90 the btst
interests Of the citizen and helpful 90 State and national
prosperity. and recognizing services rendered 20 tic
nation by President Graft, ( propose, opportunity
Ors, and In such forms as ny Judgment and consceuGe
approve while 4bOring more immediately IN the hter-
est reform in Louisiana to exert Whatever influence
may possess for the success OF kepubhcanam IN tle
approaching national elcrtOn au1, despite tho uluh4ci-
friends and the irtrigucs OF INSCRIPTIONS leaders
hope to render ery for the OF National kepuD
Lcanism la Louisiana. But DO not propose taat the
small politicians OF the party, who's. support
shall determine ny -ctoas Or duty IN the premises
q. W. CARTER.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01
HW DAYS IN THE CITY.
rwExrl.rro cAsrs on srN sraokr.

TWENTY-FIVE CASES OF Sun srIOKE.
Ordinarily meteorological extremes are spoken
OF good humuredy, but when the mercury Is lg' above
zero in Whit 70 or oos in summer ocularl,y .n1p-
perfume. ard with most men impossible. The
sweterue masses IN the city Tor the past
two day have found ItIe satisfaction in the tropical
heat which has threatened l0 ruin appetite and energy
summer pleasures have paled; the imTdut little bou-
quet in the butDn-hoe has wilted almost soon as
gathered and the brief excursions 90 suburban waters
ueplaccs have nc admin tered the customary coolg Z
relaxation tho ba lul rivers even having been almost
without ripple.
AIga IL, yestedly, tAe Thermometer marked 80
90 degrees added by nDon ana a D. ths heat reached
9s The following OF suuslgoke occurred sltur-
uav and Yesterday
An unknown woman. Bowcry and Blvard-sf.
Mary German, 20 ssFurd ana BaNter--ts.
Maria Brown or Ied HOOK P0lnl, ia mont OF No 10
Beekman--t.
Mary Mulliran, an emicrnnt from Scotland while
walking through LlrEl}-s..
john Gran. whllt at work IN Seventy .afth-st,
LetinEtOn-tve.
Mary Graham of Hmter's Point while working al the
lauudIylu Twenty sec0nisst, near Eievcuth-Gvc.
Thomas bcrAmayCi age $50, was found IA the BOwerY.
FREDERICK Oriciner. age 2, n frncest near Mrfeefl
FAlID Cook. age - died suddenly at No oO' AiHtA-
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01
THREADS OF POPULAR THOJGHl
AT THE GLENHAM HOUSE


Senator Swords Of Louisiana VISITED the mead
quarters Of the National Executive Committee OF Liberal
Ropublicans at the Glenham House Friday lie spoke
most encouragngy Of the prospects nLouisiana' ana
EXPRESSED his conviction that the stae would give an
overwhelming majority for Greeley audBrown.
Numerous kilograms were received By Col LthaD
Allen from all parts OF the country, expressing srAdca-
ton AT the favorable results OF the Conventions recently
held in several States. A Democrat writing from La
Fayette, ind, saysi
The Democracy Of this county kee' step with cyiiza,
tiun. We have not % single E0u.oh among bt' aLl
Greeey and Brown will receive oprulalimyls support
- m r-'etvo9 IIglg Ae..Ie-l. e..Iel. l-L =
Allegheny City sends l,UJ uIcu al ioi ~ 20 'i'
70 favor tho nomination Of Greeie ana BrOWh Mt---
err Ppuusv yana 4. thoroughly arotsei aul tht N oL
the cameron II lrtrauft- Mackay kIE are nuil1crel
Among lie visitors VINO called "a .hr Oie 1tu a. use
on Friday were Charles &. Clar, Troy y. IL dJAA
Hume Philadelphia, and j. G. Mlrltt Oh Ne"-ioIA'
A lifelong and influential Republican whites from
CoGey County, kansas:
very large majority Of the yuDcaus TO siding upon
the Usage Indian and the Cneruee neutral iIlr VIII
vote Tor any ticket against the present
Ii fact has been their dutgiuF to the present A r
minis trJIOu, tnat they have voted the DemorIac ote
and county tickets tie last two years. our people Ie
tired of these railroad and OtlT landed monopoies al
afflicted largely thereby They are also very tc4 ~
P0meIov, and if Grant undertake. as Doe VIII ID ca'IJ
him ON his back NE viii Eave rough rOtd I'D Kansas
The state s uneuestOuably against Pomeroj, ana lht
better it VIII be for GraBt. Il Baltimore ndorses Ar
Greeley, / expect % sgch Hooking or olo hepuD
cau, t0 the Lib ardl ranks as viii make Kansas one o
the doubtful states.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01

ave-; death Is supposed 70 have resulted from sun.
stroke.
Richard Cunningham residing in sEDttst near Prince
St, was found Nassau-st.
John Hartlng age 81. OF sixty ffst. ana ThiroaVe,
employed IN the Seventh-aVe. car stables
Richard BAH, age 81 o yagraut, iD Elgh have.
James klnally of aiXty-rstst. ana IhirdaYe, IN one
hundrod-aud thirty hfth-st neac Icthh-aye
Thomas Grant age TO- OF No. q Rrincest, found lying
In a wagon in Pecksp.
Mary Mcintyre. ago a. died suddenly her shanty Ia
Seventeth-st, between First and ScoOndaycs.
George Wilson, age 49, In West-st.
Bridge. Curran, 80. died suddenly at onehunired
and-cleVenth-st, near Frst-ave.
Two Eeeckerst. railroad horses died from sunsr0ke.
In Brooklyn the Thermometer indicated lI77 in the
sun, yesterday. The following cases OF slnsroke
rcported
Peter Riley ace 32 at rs residence In Prospcctst.
Erlncis Alwill, az Neuns aud sackettst lie wll re-
cover.
Jrs. c. F. Peabergh Of No. SD Court-st. in the City
HILL Park
Henry Elctrich, German horse-tamer. at Park and
Hud dsOn-aves.
He Will not probably recover.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01
REBUEE TO FEDERAL OFFICIALS.

The following va.edictory letter OF the Hon.
g. ". carter appears a The NeC-OTlcaHs Nat.oHa Re-
publican:
For period OF alm0f u months ! have edited this
Journal, and the dules incident 20 such position
have urpuEhf lHc Iuu measure ur ny aulItc- and an
earnest desire Yl tt oi the Republican, party.
During this period nave experienced from my brother
journalists cuurllae,, for which desire here Co
EXPIRE my deem sense obligation. 4 retire from tins
journal dell beratey, from conviction that cannot
consistently connected with in tue advocacy OF the
ucrt Tor State officers which DO viii, Tor the present
least ludurse ana support. tAuA 10 due % tlr public
that I should frankly State Ly rcnbJns Tor
thus Withdrawing 1 was present at the recent
State Convention at Baton Rouge ana saw the mean,
employed % nominate tlc SLATE icLti. which now stands
at ue head OF these columns majority OF tle calI
dIfes are comparative a.rIl--rs 90 Lr, aud alI uut
preuared 90 IOru c hCr q favorable or uu,ayOr4ul-
estimate OF tueIs qualifications, nor do propose tu De-
else those r.Itlreu known bY me- anu WAu under dll
frreut aI- piece c0ult crcrfuly suppOr. Tie wishes
OF tAc Republican peDpe were thwarfed by certain
Federal oclls iu tAr Convention, aud that, too largely
hv thr the force WAlcu could Dr borrowed nom
tH. IrdU.. patronage I fAe state Ol Louisiana. The
,fiud doctrine which understand % Doe the Fefy ioun
dafi0n. moo only Ol me Republican party, but also
of a. republican government, that rulers should
De- selected by tAr people, was waatpuly
frqrli,.d irtu aud tcact was presented
choice cAlelg Fedora! officers within this STATE.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01
PERSOyAL

Queen Victoria is at her residence in Scot
land.
Flotow, the composer, bas left Parig, lor tue
retigemcu, OF country ue.
square, near Carlyie's residence, In Chelsea,
England, hls been named Carly yie-square.
Mr.. f. B. Carpenter is painting a portrait Of
James Russell Lowell, fOT tie collection Cornell Uni
yers.ty.
The death Of the Princess Soltykoff is an
nouueed in London papers, a having occurred in tllt
c,J, very slodtkt
The death is announced Of James Taylor,
IN london. age 81. once known aui popular "tle
seconds gu,cu y0uth'
The Empress Eugene is III, and it is thought
size VIII have 10 UNDERGO sur zeal operation SUCH l5
viii permanently d.sI-uTe hor -acc.
Tamberlik's daughter lately reported to be
afflicted with incUrlble blindness, Is now, 90 is said.
Aa,.J 10 recover Acg sgut, ~ snort tm,. she at
Madrid.
Cpt. Morrill,, Of RoteJy, The President Of
The London F.ls-LH4nd Club is tne of the friend
OF sir Wsl en- seo,- whose name Is associated v.a the
Tie Boston Times is now owned and con-
ducte1 by publishing company, consisting OF Messr5
,. W. T4ayar. r. G. Durham, JOal lI Tl9ly. j. o. Hay
den, and GeOrg. williamson.
We read that the Marchioness de Larnetti in
pars-youlg and beautiful of coursahas so the fashion
of employing tho electric A-h, % Illuminate tu0 roOn
whore tlc bridal Jrousseau is displayed.
We catch o glimpse Of the absent in the
suhoincd waif OF fashionable gossip; SJt the Is-s,
uotccableamong the brilliant eQupases which lined IN
E1is dc BoulO2ue the occasion of the the
Grand TrZ were those OF Dit ana Mis-. Barney Wiz
lms. aud Dir. anu Mrs. Florence, the woiAlJNn Ir1I
com .a-aus.'
Since the Laura Fair trial began, four per-
s0us connected w.tl have dicd-ElisnI Cooke. the
prisoners counsel Henry Byue lor prosecutor; JuI
rprIL.c WlO granted her new trial; and young Cwi
tauJcl. OF the man she shot, witness against ucr
mother dam -crJ.oIN DID. MIS- Fairs t4.4
Will De resumed Oh the FIST Monday m September.
sir Michael COSTA has received from the
laud of the Prince of Wales massive gold ring, bearing
uu engraved seal of tIe Royal Albert Han. With the
scrrtiou n-iIp Presented by Her 1aIestys C0mul,-
sl0ucas to sir lcuac. Costa IN rctuln Tor the valuable
services Ie voluntarily give upon tAt OCCASION ot the
one iue 0t the G and ol tue opening O., t.c Interim
t4oual Exhibition u4 l6.l'
Tnellte Horace Alayhew's will has been proved.
Ue leaves about $4,000 personally lie bcqu,a.ns ns
wife lis furniture, plate, caia-e and horss legacy
OF $500, ami a of sa50oo as equivalent Tor tAo
property she posse ,sed 40 the mc OF m.gr4g g. or such
part thereof as may not have been necessarily cx-
pended. he has left g....s personal friends.
and bcqueaths the income arising from bis estate real
.ud personal together with tt residue OF Ll, property,
% his her r and after her deceass Doe leaves
one uoletY tD ms brothers aud sister. Julius aud
Augustus Mayhem, ANA Laura Gillespie, ANA tIc OlIgr
ulOlot} among tAo OJher Dr1.iars and sisters.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01

A protest Of COMMUNICATIONS against the
action Of certain men the Fifth Avenue Convention,
in claiming without authority to represent the political
sentiment Of the Germans receiving large numbers Of
signatures The two principal resolutions are as fol
lows:
rsf That opinion the ticket chosen by the Cincinnati Con
yeutor Is .uarautF pe-
anu honesty economy prosperity progress the administration
q ar national aA4lr-
oed firmly convinced that the nomination o Horace
Brown Baltimore Convention viii be- enflu
and heartily supported majority Of G Ger
without regard 60 teT former essoca ns Tor the
more htng .sact0ry could be
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01

Louis N.umal succeeds Co. Carter as cL.cf
c. ..a.o o. l.as Asr-y.i. .I.l ALt.... l.nl1l-I1.
Mrs. M.rv Lowell PuDlm Of Boston Who has
. great .sael-flro -le altoal ooc' Hoae a Dl.ol.
Oslo. a.. ass tl roliA tI.f'.
..Ihe Union OF Columbia S. c.. douies the report
ts. d. ... I.s4 Is.0r 90 Cl.--iaa Jllaieua
.-ss D.. at.l al lor4y.Ic D.. q.
Charles l.. Bacon, Nicc-Prrsi.cut of the M
u0la Du. of Hat.ri.a s.. g.. ami rnt Tia-
denly yesJ-rll narlag OF aponcg A- IFcr .nr .t
flc H tlr lu- al uI .lLcA, ar 4lrf lalls
iae .ht from O. similar li,lcA
MIR. Isaac Parker, brother of the late Rev.
Ia.o Pirks. died ou tray a te old loeeril IN i.fns,l
$40. Parker druV. a- between Natalu
a BI-1a aa4 vas uat frri 20 0y Ll brother f'
a uu-laIft % A.E-E ful aarluest
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01
A RAILROAD TRAIN FALLS T8RoUGH 4 CUL-
VERT

RUTLAND, VI, June 50.-Ihe night express
train the Rutlaad diyson OF sle yermost Cont,
Railway dus IN Rut.nd 80 abcgi midnight. met. Lss
night with ser.o. accident iJat norh lf Vergeuse-.
While passing ca rrt at the it of Bto,a
30 miles per hour the engineer rit JAR The l0eom0-
tive, however, crossed IN saftH ~ Duf nD sooner A.
Ovrr than TIE cuvert fc.l lu. making rcrnniet,
wreck Of the fRsn, consistlrs OF "A b1cnge car heW
1IrA coach and sleeping eir. and 10 ton cgfen aud
sleeping car. strange fO sgy. only person, brake
man, seriously injured LlOugh a4 0i tnc nt.ssn-
gers were belly shaken up.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01

.J0hh Coffee. p Boston ana Alb11y Railroad
brtsem1n, icrfe1tir OYER a1l ue u 81 A a.
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