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The Baron and the Priest.
~ W. II, LoNorELLow.

At night. whatever the weather b..
Wind or rain or starry heaven
just - the clock j. striking seven.
Those who look from the window, see
The village Curaic, win lantern aud maid.
Come through the gateway from the mark
And eros, the courtyard damp aud dark
a ring OF light in a ring OF shade
And now at the Old mIn'- >ile b. stands.
lli- voice i chcery. HI heart ext ands,
lie go.>ips pleasantly. by the hlaZ'
OF the mr. oi ia.ui>. sboui Old day~.
And Cardinal Mazarln auI he rondc,
And The Cardinals uiecc- fair and fond
Aud what they did. and What they said.
When they heard hi Lminencc wa> dead
And aflcr pause the old man SAYS.
lis mind >tlll coming b,ck again
10 the one >ad thought that hauuts his brain.
' Are There any idug- from over >eaf
An. why has that wild boy gone from me s.
And thu turItr aI-wcr.. lopking down.
Harmless and dpcilr - . lamb.
~ oung blood yuuus blood II must % b. 80
And draw from the pocket u hi, gown
\ handkerchief like au uriiiamp.
Anu wiiT- la. >i'ectacie,. ana they play
lh'ir little game OF lan>quenyt
10 silence for nu hour OF 80
llll thu ClrCk Al min, strikes loud and clear
From the village lying asleep below.
And acro>> thv ,ourg-s ard. into The dark
OF the winding psthWay 10 the park
turatc and lantern disappear.
Ana darhnr,> roi-u> IN the odd chateau
The shp ha' come hI from o.cr thr sea
She ha, been >i-;n5il j from below.
And into the harbpr oi Bond -auN
>he -all> with her gallant COMPANY.
But among them ! nuw herr seen
lhe brave Young Baron IT 81 ta.tiuf.
II" hath iarricd b, hind. wc.n,
Ia the beautiful land OF Acadia.
And the father pace, 10 and fro
Through the chamber, 81 the uld chalrau
ntinE. waiting 10 hear the hum
pi wheels on thu road that run. t,clow.
OF 'cr' ant hurrilng here AMI there.
Inc VOICE IN th' couri-l ari. the step on the
>.alr.
Waiting for some one who doth no, Gomez
Bui letter. ih'rc are. " hich the old man read.
II The turaie when hc come, Al night.
urI ~ word. - an acalttr
R"rrai> hl. lrAyrT- and counts hi, b. al.
Letter. full of thu rolling -ca.
tull OF Young m.n'- JOY to hc
Ahroia IN the world. AuI alpn, and free.
Run oi adventure ami wonderful scene,
oi hunting thr de r through torrst- Na.t
In The roo al grant Il l'irrns du ta.r.
81 nights IN thc tent of fhy fafrsiin,..
oi Mad''caw ando The Indian chief
And hi> daughter. glUrpu. 4, queens.
And beautiful b,Aoud h,ll,f.
Ahd 50 >uii Ia, tone, ut th,ir uaiis, tpn.1l,.
Ih' word are not -PoAru. they are sung
And the tura;c listens. aud smiling .a,,.
An - dear friend Ia cur ypun. ,a,,
W. should have liked o. hunt tll.. .,l..r
Aud 10 -lrci n t1c t,nt- ot tu- I4rrai!ue.:
But noW q ., better -ililu. h,rc
thin four - ali-. aul wi.Auui fear
OF losing cur hearts io Indian gur,u..
Tor man l. nrc and woman !, low.
And The >pnvb'dt cnIues amt hs-ln- 20 hI,yy ''
Then siram Of dl,tru-t anI ,5-ur ,urmi..
shlnr> IN thu father gentle .Ac>.
A. hrvishi ou "a window Iaur
THINNER, and ssni>hy, a-aiu.
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A Little Nervous,

A good story is told of a lisping Of
ticer having been victimzed by a
brother officer who was noted for his
cool deliberstion and his strong
nerves, and his getting square with
him in the following manner:
The cool joker, the captain, was al
ways qulzzing the lisping officer for his
nervousness, and said to him one day
IN the presence of his company
why, nervousness is all nonsense
tell you, lieutenant, no brave man
will be nervous
We'll, inquired his lisping friend,
how would you do, thuppothe a thell
with an inch futhe thould drop itself in
a walled angle, in which you had taken
~thelter from company Of tharp thoot-
ers, and where it wath thertain if you
put your nothe out you'd get pepper
edE
'iioS Z said the captain. winking at
the circle; why I'd take it cool and
spit on the fuse
The party broke up. and all retired
except the patrol. The next morning,
a number Of soldiers were assembled
on the parade ground and talking in
circles, when along came the lisping
lieutenant LazlIy opening his eyes,
he remarked:
i want to try an experiment thith
tine morning, and thee how extheed-
ingly cool YOU can be.
Saying this. ha walked deliberately
INTO the captains quarters, where n fire
was burning on the hearth, and placed
IN the hottest center powder canister.
and retrcated There was but one
IN 'de OF vgress from The quarters, and
thlt was up IN the parade ground, the
rear beng built up 10; defense The
occupant took one look al the canister.
romprchcnlcd hi, situation, and in a
moment dashed ut the door. but it was
iaSlcuc!
Charlie. let me out. YOU love me =
sh 'uted the captain.
Th,pit ON the canithcr" shouted
thc lieutenant, ia return
NOT Il III I'm mt was t. he lost He
hal dist snllchrd up blanket To COW
rr his - r,,. bat uov dropping it. he
raised the window, and out he bound
r,i sans every thiu2 but very short un-
dcr-- garment, and thus with hair al
'npst on end, he dashed upon the full
parade ground The shouts which
hauled him drew ont the whole bar
RACKS, II see what was the matter. and
the d'Snitiod captain pulled the ser
geant IN front OF him to hide himself
WHY didn't you thspit on it? asked
the lieutenant
:" ily. because there were no sharp
shooters IN front to prevent retreat
answered the captain.
All I've got to thay then it'll that
You might thafcIy have done it; I'll
th"ehr that there wath not grain of
powder in it,
The captain has not spoken Of ner-
yOusness since.
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Odds and Ends.

O. ;. Frcnnlo@iSt, the distinguished
fowler. arrivcdat Chicago the other dav.
lie SAYS that he finds good manv
bumps on our Western railways that are
not C. planned in his books or charts
The Cleveland Leader Is under the
impression that il has enough poetry on
hand to lat tin Fall bnt if the Spring
i back wari. and the fire have to be kept
up, It will probably need more.
The consumption Of malt liquors in
Great Britain in 1869 was about 80 l-2
Gallons per head to the population.
Dcducvine the uon-consumers it is est
mtcl hat thu average beer drinker
swallowed 60 gallons during the year.
The New York World classifes it's
Democratic exchanges thus: In favor of
II straight-out Democratic ticket A; ia fa
vor Of awaiting the action of the Demo-
cratic Convention. IS; in favor of the Gin
tinnati nominees, %,
A Savannah ne9ro died one day last
week. but came to lite again the same
evening. to the great Indignation of the
mourners. The next morning he died
second time. and, in order to avoid
any repetition of the former contre-
temps, they buried him before dinner.
Governor JEWELS recent inaugural
| message condemns forcibiy the practice
prevailing in many towns Of that State
OF putting paupers up at auction and
knocking them down TO the lowest bid
| der. Tie customs is an inhuman and
| barbarous one.
| The latest fashion at church wedding
is for wreath of flowers to he stretched
across the aisle instead of the custo mary
white ribbon or cord, and when the
bride arrives, it is spread on the ground
for The bride to step over. so that she
may literally walk upon roses.
| A youth who had been counting for a
long time, but was too bashful TO pop,
at leng Ii, fearing that he should be sup
planted. got his courage up to the pop.
ping point, aud put it in This way: 81
say. Jerusha. amt il bout time TO taiE
over the matters and things!" Jeruahs
took the affirmative view i the ques
ton.
The Montreal Witness states that that
cit, has. tor six months or mere, beer
losing fro u death double he number o
her population that her Or 'inary deatl
rate at this season would warrant. Las
weeks morality was l26, the death
from small pox constituting " Of tne
rumber.
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Vol. XVIII. Whole No. 905. No. q.

on or before the dase last above named.
Section l6. This act shall take
effect when approved.
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Il. Eo>l'fi<'-
COFFIN & CASKET ROOMS

The subscriber keeps constantly an hand aud
TO- sale. at the Rooms over MARI J Hrosk>' Nil
II e'y = re. toppcsite II. ( :. a. whiitug-'1 >
yoou supply VI
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The Eastern Maine Railroad,

We publish herewith the fun text Of
the carter Of the Bangor and Calais
Shore Line Railroad Company" grant
hr the last Legislature and approved
Feb. Y. 1872. Its provisions will be
found Of interest at this time. in view
OF movements for the practical inaug-
nrat'"n of the enterprise at this end of
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Women, wake up" exclaims the Rerol-
mion; and rural editor adds: "Yes. and
turn out and make fire aud put the tea
kettle on"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-01-30

The packing season at Louisville is
practically closed, the number of hogs
packed being 1880.
In the Louisville Circuit Court
Tuesday Chas. Sillin was found guilty
of murder for the killing of Charles
Glovenwine last September.
Tuesday forenoon at Manchester,
New Hampshire, Dennis Shea struck
his wife with fatiron, probably ia.
tally fracturing her skull. lie then
cut his throat from ear to ear, dying
almost instantly. No cause is assigned.
About $500 in ancient gold coins
were unearthed Monday at Philadel-
phia by laborcrs engaged in making an
excavation for bed for new boiler
at the back of house in North Thir-
tieth street Some of the coins are
very ancient.
Gen. r. S. Ewell is still seriously
ill at his residence in Maury county,
Tennessee, of pneumonia. His wife
died Monday week of the same disease.
She was the daughter of Judge Camp
bell, Minister to Russia under Gen.
Jackson, and was born in st. Peters
burgh.
The trial of Louis d. Watson at
Louisville for the murder of James
p. Shryock, whose supposed mysteri
GUS burial at Cincinnati some weeks
ago caused such excitement, resulted
in Watson's acquittal after trial last
ing five days, the jury being out about
twenty-one hours.
An old German named August Rem
ter, seventy-two years of age, was found
hanging to limb of a tree in the town
of Medina, Dane county, Wisconsin,
Tuesday, having committed suicide
He was missing from home on Deem
Der 10th, and it is supposed that he
has hung there since that time.
VIM. Saldatenkof, the commission
or from Russia to visit the prisoners of
the United States, arrived at st. Paul
on Monday week with S. S. Merrill,
General Manager of the Milwaukee &
st. Paul Rrilroad, and other gentle
men of Milwaukee. lie inspected the
Reform School and other institutions,
and was banqueted in the evening
Dan Shumway, a notorious rough,
shot and fatally wounded Daniel Camp
bell, near St Paul, Tuesday.
The Connecticut Republican State
Convention has rcnominated Gov.
Jewell and the rest of the old State
officers.
Stokes it is claimed is to escape,
because indicted by the wrong grand
jury. That will constitute a fine COM
mentary on New York administration
of justice.
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Alpena, Jan. 80, 1872,

New pArER.-Wc are in receipt OF
the first plumber of the Cheboygan
Times, published by D. r. JOsiin'
formerly of this city. The Times IS
very neatly printed, contains splendid
show of advertising patronage, ana
bears every evidence of prosperity
It's columns are filled with spicy local
matters, and in fact it is paper that
the people of Cheboygan may well feel
proud of. In politics the Times will
side with Democracy, thus adding one
more to our number of journals in this
State. Brother Joslin, accept our
hearty congratulations and best wish
es for your success in the future
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News Items.

Monday week seven boys attempted
TO cross the Acuhuet River, at New
Bedford, Mass, on the ice. The ice
broke, and two sons of VIM, Wilkln!
son, aged 0 and II, and two sons of
VIM. Smith, aged 10 and 10, were
drowned. Tho other boys were rescu-
ed.
The superstruction on a short line
of railroad from Dayton to Cincinnati
is substantially complied. The second
bridge over the Miami, south of Day
ton. will be finished within fortnight,
and the work of laying rails will soon
be commenced.
The propeller Manistee in entering
Manistee harbor Sunday week, drag
ged heavily, and upon reaching Can
feds dock was discovered to be leak
inc. With the aid of her pumps and
the aid of the city fire engine she
is kept aaoat. The water is within
six inches OF her fire.
Hon. John l. Phillips, Represent
alive in the State Legislature from
the third district of Genesee County,
died at his residence in Pine Run on
Sunday the 2lst, aged 40 years
The loss involved in the publlca-
ton of daily newspaper in New York
is said by Mr. Dougall to be at the
rate of s36,50O per annum.
The Union Pacific Road is reported
blocked between Cheyenne and Lara
mic, and also between Laramie and
Rawlms.
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Our Reporter on tie Alert.

Old papers for sale at this Office.
Extra copies of the ARGUS for sale
at the news depot, next to Hyatt's
bakery, and at the Office of publica-
ton.
Goodrich sells writing paper and
envelopes cheaper than any other deal
er in town.
We are pleased to state that Mayor
Carpenter is improving in health, and
is now able to be about town.
A. Anspach arrived home last
Thursday evening, bringing with him
large stock of new goods.
JUL Potvin is making some very
material improvements in the Alpena
House, among which is the cutting up
of the ballroom into bedrooms.
j. r. Beach, of the Burrcll House,
is again able to get around.
More snow, high winds, cold wealth
err, and not greenback in the country.
Ole Bull, the world renowned vio-
linist, is booked for Jackson Hall,
East Saginaw, for Friday and Satur-
day, February Odd and oath,
A man named GAYLORD, who had
his hand sawed off at Harrington's
mill last summer, came down from the
woods last Friday with his foot badly
cut. DR.. Roe dressed the wound and
the patient is now doing well.
The largest crowd seen on our streets
for three months collected last Tues
day afternoon to see dog-fght.
w. NJ. Fosdick will please accept
our thanks for quantity of excellent
cider.
A fur cape was lost last Sunday
evening, between the NJ. Il. Church
and the Burrell House, and the finder
will confer a great favor by leaving
the same at this office.
A would-be reporter rushed to us
the other day with Give got a splen-
did item for you,-Old Maid I've
forgot-hcr-name and Old Bach what
you-call-him was married last Friday,
or some day last week.
Inasmuch as Guss Spratt has nomi-
mated Grant (by telegraph for Presi-
dent on the Republican ticket, we
conclude that he has gone back on his
friends. How is it, Guss
Tom Litski and chum got on their
"big ugly" last Sunday, got drunk,
and l.. wanted to fight, but when he
found his man, came to the conclusion
that it must be the whisky that was on
the fight, so he sloped
The parsonage for the Episcopal
Church is progressing fnely-being
now enclosed.
d. McRae, we arc sorry to learn,
is very sick.
An Office is being finished off in
Aber Bros building for DIR. Seaman
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QUEEN INSURANCE CO.,
OF Liverpool and London.
Continues TO afford protection against loss by fire
at an cqita6le advance in rates.
Capital, G2,000,00O Sterling.

orr1oE or QUEEN Insurance Co., }
L. 8. Branch, III Broadway,
New York, Oct. 0, 1871. J.
ANY business proved to be improbable should be
abandoned. -,
Acting upon that principle, this Company with
drew their Agency from Chicago in February, 1870
and as n result HAVE NO LOSSES IN THE IEk-
RIBLE CONFLAGRATION THAT SWEET
OVER THAT CITY YESTERDAY. affecting the
financial, commercial and insurance interests OF the
whole country, Gripping and imparing many OF the
Oldest and soundost Insurance companies, ana ut
terly running many that property'hoidcrs Win
dilIicuty decide where TO look for protection
We trust this calamity will OF necessity emu me
reckless and in many instances scantalous eompeti-
tion that has sprung up within the last two years,
almost driving prudent underwriters from the Held
and Giving uninistakable rrcmonition that day OF
Nroei, and rctributon was certain IN tho no' very
distant future, and which Is only precipitateu oy
this terrible visitation of Providence.
Insurance Is one OF the main pillars sustun'hl
the credit of the mercantile interest ana shouu w
SO managed rs to make sure ts saio'y ana sounuo
under ali crcumstanccs-in fact It's sIabily shouiu
be above all suspicion. 81, A.
This can never be unless underwriters adhere TO
such rates Of premium a. experience has proved ,o
be adequate and necessary TO meet ordinary lossos
and provide Reserve Fund for such contlngchoI.s
as no surr 10 arise No prudence or foresight can
fore,o the time or place that the blow VIII la, w
IL is sure to come, as the records snow Troy,
land and Chicago succeeded cach 9ther ~ ;i
magnitude, more than outstiippihB un' b'5N
The Mercantile and Insurance interests are SO
intimately blended that 1t Is reasonable TO assume
that tho former will readily and cordially RESPOND
to any reasonable demand of such Companies NY
have fortunately escaped the general wreck OF nav
stockholders able aud willing TO make goou 'hcr
impairment, for an equitable advance OF ra,es SUI, sur,
fcicnt to bring their business TO paying point anu
give assurance of n future sound condition.
RATES MUST BE 10 APNil Nu
POINT OR BUSINESS DECLINED; the mture
safety of Insurance depends upon underwritcrs
adhering TO this position. ,.
We therefore advise our agents, In responding 10
the increased demand that viii inewtanIy press
uncn them for the Queens Policies, not TO charge
unreasonable rates, but firmly adhere TO INC Spit.
Of the above and insist upon such 'quita oeaaNahoe
as prudence imperativcy demands. .,,,
" gcn,s when in dbubt ne 20 the proper rates VIII
refer No this Office and will then have such advice ms
Ne trust our Agents will give their active ana
efficient co operation In accommodating inc wants
of tho public, and are confident that the w Ely I.
INSURANCE COMPANY can through mem rr ,,,
der a service TO the mercantile community that VIII
prote mutually satisfactory. >; o.
P'0's Nm, III. H0Ss, Manager, US.
W. IT, ,o., ,irs,,. Mich, lsmt
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FnruEN's MEErrXG.-Thc regular
monthly meeting of Fire Company
No. 1 will be held on Wednesday
evening, Feb. 7th, at I o'clock, at the
Common Coucil rooms.
ii. NJ. JACOBS, Secy.
Alpena, Jan. 80, 1872.
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COMMUNICATES.
No dispatches.

Mn. EDIroR:
In your issue of Jan. 10th is found
notice of the death of Mr. Daw,
whose leg was broken in Borlow's
mill, assigning as the cause of death,
dropsy Of the leg; produced by disease
Of the heart. We were not aware that
Mr.. ID. was suffering from heart dis
ease, or that he ever, in any period Of
his life had so suffered. The screw
power is of great value in mechanics,
and may be of service in reducing a
fracture. But, if in our anxiety to
stretch the limb to its natural length
we give the screw few turns too
many, instead of leaving the parts con-
nected, so that nature can successfully
and speedily effect an union, and per-
form cure, we leave them separated
and cure can only be effected by the
formation of new bone to connect the
parts. This, at the age of Mr.. Daw,
wouldrequirc from six to seven months.
And in addition to all this, under the
distcnsion of the cords would cause
the. patient to s3fr extremely. And
certainly Mr.. d. suffered as few ever
have suffered with a broken limb. Put
q man on tho rack and his sufferings
could not be much greater. A post
norton, we think, would have relieved
very much the minds of both friends
and neighbors, respecting the case of
Mr. Daw, some of whom at least think
that he might have survived the ac-
cidcnt, and lived yet longer to provide
for those dependent upon him.
ENQUIRER.
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TUESDAY.

TUESDAls
Tie Mexican revolutionists defeat
cd government forces near San Louis
twenty-five Ku Klux prisoners
were sentenced to four years at Cob
umbia S. G.
Tammany Sachcms yesterday pass
cd resolutions which confirmed pre-
vious resolutions excluding committee
of 1872 from using Tammany Hall
The Tribune says that one OF Its re-
porters collected bills from various
merchants, rendered BY Lect q Co.,
compared them with others of Bonded
waribousemcn, and find that Leet
charged in some instances, from 2oV
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ALPENA WEEKLY ARGUS.
10 q A l..

We do not hold ourself responsible
for the views of any of our correspond
ents, or the ideas contained in any
communication to the ARGUS.
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to 800 per cent. more than they had
right to.
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fsIIIIUIEE SALE.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Alpcna-ss.
by virtue of Il writ Of Eicri Facias, issued out of
and under the seal of the Circuit Court for the
County of Alpcna, to me directed and delivered,
and remaining in my hands in favor of Paulettc
Cicero and Aaron Jones, and against the goods and
chatos and for want thereof of the lands and ten
emcnts of Andrew Bates, did, on the 18th day OF
January, 1872 levy upon and seize the right, title
and interest of the said Andrew Bates, in and to
the following described real estate to wit Lots
numbers five and six, 6 and g. IN block four, N)
according TO the recorded plat of the village (now
city, OF Alpena, in the County of Alpcna and state
OF Michigan. The above described property
shall expose for sale, Gas the law drcc;s,) at the
front door of the County Clerks office, in the city
of Alpena, Uhat being the place of holding the
Circuit Court for the County OF Alpena aforesaid)
on the l2th day of March, 4. d. 1872, ut two O'Clock
in the afternoon.
JAMES CAVANAGH,
Sheriff Alpcna County, Mich.
Dated AIpcna January 10Th 1872. 3Ow6
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Advertisements must be handed in
by Monday morning to secure insertion
in the same weeks issue of the ARGUS.
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TO 3oo per cent. more than they had a
right to-.
WEDNESDAY.
New York city reform association
reported new City Charter, which is
to be presented to the Legislature.
Stokes said yesterday that he had
the strongest case ever known, and he
had no fears as to result.
The newapportionment billas report
ed in the House, gives Michigan seven
members.
Secretary Robson and Mrs. Aulick
were married yesterday.
Alderman Oglods of Chicago was
sentenced to six months imprisonment
and one hundred dollars fine for re-
ceiving brides.
Stock firm of Hcdden, Winchester
u Co., of n. Y, suspended yesterday
THURSDAY.
In the Senate yesterday the bill for
the relief of Chicago was passed.
Chandler moved an amendment, so as
to apply to Manistee. Senator Car
penter wanted Manistee, Holland and
Saginaw included, but amendments
all voted down. The bill is consider
ed blow on Michigan numbering in
terest, as it admits Canada lumber,
duty free, at Chicago, during the pres
ent year
The Supreme Court at Albany af-
firmed Judge Larned's decision,
holding Connely to bail for a half mil
lion, and refused reduction of Tweed's
bail.
FRIDAY.
NO despatches. w Ire down.
SATURDAY.
Generals Potter and Babcock ask to
be examined by the New York inves-
tigating committee.
Dispatches from Gen. Emory, at
New Orleans, state that nearly all the
members of the Legislature took their
seats yesterday,
Vote was to be taken on apportion-
ment bill yesterday.
A Washington special says that
Schurz asserts that if Grant is nomi-
mated he will bolt.
MONDAY.
No oicboc
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TELEGRAPulC.

The following items have been re-
ceived by telegraph during the past
week