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spot in safety but the smoking which about -
persons ran down an embankment aud turned pa riay
All tao other passenger of the trark b1
not Of the embankment. Fifteen or twenty persons.
mostly those in the smoking car, less IN
jured, but probably none fatally Conductor John W.
Clark in the smoking car had two ribs brokon
Andrew Hoe brakeman, had one arm broken. Michael
Kennedy. newsb0y, seriously. perhaps fatally IN
Jured William L. Butler the surveyor OF this city, was
severely bruised in the head hand and side DR. vinng
hurt in the knee Dan. MOraty OF Indian Orchard
was bruised in the head his brother John was BRUISED
IN the hip. James Bean slightly bruised. Mr..
shington was bruised in the back Several otiors
were slightly cut or bruised
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tee. On his election TO the Presidency OF tho Board OF
Police he CMr. SMITH resigned his membership IN tho
local organization Of the Ist Assembly District deemins
It incompatible with the position OF head OF the Ponce
Department. That Mr.. Smith has been liberal eon
trbutor to the old Wing and Republican organizations
of this city and State the records OF the State Commit
tee no donbt will plainly show. ANDREW W. LEGGAT'
Late President of the LIST Assembly District Union fe
publican Organization and Chairman OF the present Dee
CATION to the Union Republican General Committee.
Albany March Is, 1872.
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LATEST SNIP NEWS.
I Tor ONer Ship Ne,rs see .SeoOAd Page.l
ADDrNEh

ARRIVED.
Steamship mallory Savannah March H. with mise ana
pass % Livingston, Fox & Go.
Bas Mentor (Nor) Olsen Antwerp l03 days with mi'e.
Brig Loeb Lomond of Stockholm Coug Maisnlas FEB ~ with
moasses
Brig Thom,s Turre of HaVen Thompson Mlysuet P H. o.
days. with sugar
Brig Blleaf 10; Nassau Balm San Bias 10 days with nuts
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FoRTREss MONROE March Arci, bark st. Ursula from ko.
for orders reports having spoken feb ship phenz from - Aar.
MonteyideO lat II IS ~ W. 18th, a~ei bark Oh
flag with rid ball March chr BeG0wis,
Baltimore Manzas lat II ~ lon. 50 W; 10th MARI
Wethm NeEYOrk 20 miles Of CAP
Henry. Passed in brig C. Chapman. MsanlAs scbr Shiloh.
Cardenas
CHARLgsroS S. c. March l7-Aryei steamship GeorA, froa
s,vAsx,H Ca March I-Arrved. steamship Herman LiugIoa.
te.- lor.
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UTAH.
OPPOSITION TO THE ADMISSION or THE TERRI
TORY AS A STATE.

SALT LAKE CITY, March IA grand mass
meeting held, last night, to protest to Congress
against the admission OF the Territory State The
hall was crowded. Judge william Hayden presided,
and Judge Gchrist and others made speeches,
which enthusiastically received, opposition
TO the Mormon movement. II was resolved
that two ladies be sent committee to Washington TO
work against the scheme by revealing the inner life of
the Mormons, their policy and designs. Also that the
Gencs should go to the polls the election on the
Constitution, the Of the population, being aliens
nOuyOter. II would swamp the legal American vote;
that the fight should be made in Congress.
The meeting called upon the business men TO league
themselves against the payment Of taxes until the
Mormon officials make "A financial exhibit. They want
To know where the funds 20, whether for Church or
State. Vast have already been absorbed, and no
account given. Judgment III the cases before the Su
preme Court OF Utah awaited with general interest
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Srccla! NciIecs

~, ..x.n,h Ny.rd CouuciI Of Pol teal Reform sil
~ .i, d. pnir ,r.eng Botanic Hal ~ Bssi Bo,dwG
TlI,DAI ENRNIHG Msrh ~. A. y No. "en JOSEPH a. JACK
snS 4 AiltNt.R Others VIII address thi meeting.
&. ". DIAN, n. D.. Sec wv "AHDNbh Freshest
Nina As,en,bI, Dssir,ci nion Republican As.ocla-
on-Rar noau meet az Of ne Association all be he this
. ~ No 10 Abingdon iqnarr. SINCLAIR rOUSkY PraIeut
Lew" X H,nE.R JASst u. Toa~sSD, )r. aecre,adcs.
Alecturr McnB sud Phrsca oespaiy Nervous DEBILITY
E,h.a,f on. Bfiqh Wse4sf, A.. scot free.
CLINTON MEDICAL INSTITUTE lf7 East Fifteenth. 81
Ps,nrs-MuNN Co. Publisher, Sceuu6c American u Psrs-
fo H. patents 3 etDeucle
con6deut4 seed for patni Laws Gate Inventor,
Cooper in.,itute.-Ds UoLroSs Exhibition oY
LAUSulNd GAS ht.t
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PENNSYLVANIA.
CHARTER ELECTION IN TITUsvILLE.

CHARTER ELECTION IN TITUSvILLE.
TITUsvILLE, Penn, March 16.-The most cx-
citing charter election held this city came of
yesterday the contest for Mayor being between DR. W.
B. Roberts, Republican, and W. Y Neill Democrat The
real issue in the canvass public Improvements and
airline railroad TO Buffalo. DR.. Roberts being the
champion Of the progressive policy. The Republican
majority is l5S
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try which rs perhaps the ifth in Importance in
country: Meanwhile" the people here say "a Gov
has sold it's honor dignity and justice to serve railroad
company and to Cypress U.s. We look IN val, vain 10 our
Legislature for protection That body laughs at our
caamies and gives oppressors tho sanction OF Its
authority and support"
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Removal.
GROVER BAKER SEWING MACHINE CO.
Have Removed to
7g6 and .c3 Broadway. corner Of Tenth-st


Magic Oii."-Ws RRNsg of Psfell Mass. invented anA
tie first for MEDICINE be
pared sold curing Other parties unI and dshonep
trying his good name by using without his
sent druggist will such trick By bnns "
selling imitation The genuine REssgs PaskLLN1 MAoc or
IS ouly by WIN. RgNSE s. SOSs, PitShed Mass
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United states Watch CO.s Company observe. couia
hold the leading position American Manuetufe al me
Fairs held in different parts the coIo where there has been great
GILES Wales Coz UNITED SrArss
WATCHES greatly particular 70
have been awarded the hrt all
competitors, every Fair where they have been exhibited
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PfSSENG ERS ARRIHED.

FROM SAvANNAI-Iu steamship Gen. Barnes march IA hb
Bun Mi.s l.. Abbott Mrs A. Gibson r F. iab J. A'efy,
A. Ave II. DcyarelgI G. RngEes VIM MELON ELL { huir =
Miss Wilson J. b. Burger J. ). Beiche b. bee D. d.
spuk, AID IL 90 the Storage.
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Laughing Gas.-DR. CoLToS will give exhibition 81
Laughing with other experiments THs ondal bYsNNG at the
Cooper Institute. Admission ~ oents.
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The propeller John l.. HasbrOuck reached
Al along tie Tor lie
greeted With cheers waving Of a'g' aHi 'hneAs
from Whistles
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IticH.-Lsge MANUFACroRY BUILDINGS and Lor, the kds
Address G. B. COLLINS. union League Club Nee.
YorA How, CLARK, Real Estate Agents Utica y. y
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SERIOUS FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, March l7.--On Saturday night
fire was discovered In the building No 72O Marketst.
occupied in part by +. r. Mayer Brothers. and
saddle manufacturers. The fire originated the thr'
floor OF the building, 10 the back part which entirely
destroyed and the stocks the other floors were badly
damaged by water. The stock of Mayer was value t
ts5.OO Insurance. $4,000, IN city cOmplht -; ihr
building was also insured In city oOmplhrs Inv uh'
nOOr Of Nos 722 and 72i was occupied by or; a'"ou
and the other floors used by ShieleJ MOO sut
manufacturers Both lose slightly by wat", Ia" "rs'
door " No 7ls occupied by John C. Bak'r q 20 Whole
Iuud,nv y,rr. s",nurI = Maker engrayer aud Mcssss
U,rlus a Rirmb'in shoe Manufacturers who lose
heavily h} water.
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DR. CrI'On reached the number Of 5000 whom he has gives
Ia, "PTGttce mGks PeJecL" Oboe 10
Coope. ls..atr.
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ANOTHER MASSACHUSETTS, RAIlEoAD ACCIDENT
SEVERAL PERSONS INJURED
srRivGrlELp, Mass, March iG.-ihe ';l5 tram
mi. ,no,n, from this ci,y Boston, thrown from
m. Track about mile and half east OF wbraham' by
hrku rl The oug aud baggage ear passed over TIC
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TIE WE1THER

TERRIFIC sSOW-sTORMs IN MAINE-RAILR0ADS
BLOCKADED.
BANGOR, Me, March 17.-The snow storm of
FrGay was much severe 10 the north and west
ward than here. More snow Is falling. attended with
severe sale. GA the European and North American
Railroad and the Pscatauluis Railroad the snow
il drfted some OF the drifts being twelve
feet deep The which left here for Dover the
Piscatajui5 Road Friday morning and should have
returned the same afternoon did not reach Old Town
ON M retuu until 81 o'clock this afternoon. aud the Join
ING train on the European aud North American Railroad.
which ieft 81 John Friday morning, reached this city
at TIM, evening having experienced the greatest diff
Guilty in overcoming he blockade both in going up and
returning. . .
The European and North American Railroad ia badly
blocked on the New Brunswick section, aud tickets
will be- sold TO 20 beyond MCAdam Junction, the train
which goes out tomorrow morning. The largest avaia
HE force il nj work, aud Superlntendents Angel and
are doing all III their power 10 clear the road.
A dispatch from ~. John says another storm seems
impeudiug which cause "a continuance Ot the bio, X
adr Nothing like the past two weeks has ever been
perrucrd IA the history Of railroads IN Maine. hchOO
IN Katlhd.u, icebounf n Buck,port Narrow, was
u,yrd today and came up 10 Winterport surveying
steamer t. b. sanford. which was frozen In while At
tempting AID The Katahn. has reached her dock In
BuckspJrt. 49,
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THE GREAT OIL RING.
A THOROUGHLY ORGANIZED OPPOSITION.

THOROUGHLY ORGANIZED OPPOSITION.
THE MONTHLY EXHIBIT FOR FEBRUARY-THE
OATH OF THE OIL RING OIL CITY AND
VICINITY - THE CURIOsITIES OF THE OIL
COUNTRY.
frs0x THR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THB TRIBUSEl
On CITY, March 15.-The wonders of the OIL
country do not grow less with the eng the excitement
raised by the Southern Improvement Copany's scheme
does not with the hope Of its collapse. The main
trunk lines Of railroad hoo seadas TO their purpose OF
taxing the entire oil trade OF the country. The new Erie
management carefully watched by the people OF this
region, and some hopes OF relief are entertained
from the Reform Directors No overures have as yet
made TO the officers for it is believed that II
will be time before they become fully conversant
with their duties II is universally admitted that should
Ere repudiae its contract with tho Southern Improve
men, Company. the power OF the latter organization
would be broken forever All the oil producers here,
however. doubt the power Of the Ere Company, even
under Its new Directory to repudlae written contract
made IN good faith and after due consideration with
other trunk lines 1t Is rumored here that the Erie d.
Tectory Will have the subject under consideration at
their next meeting.
The report Of the Petroleum Producers ASSOCIATION Tor
February 1874 issued to-day, and gives the Following
As the business region for that as compared Win
he preceding month
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or the CnitF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINGTuS. March Isl a. M.

The falling barometer from the lower Lakes
10 FLORIDA has continued extending Itself EASTWARD 10 the
Atlantic beug now lowest over NewEngland. The area
M rain over thu southern states extended Dortbrhsiward
over the Middle, Atlantic, and Ne"Enslahu states ~
snow 4,
Rising barometer falling temperature ana westerly 70
northey winds have prevailed over tie soul hcru states.
,,ith cl.srny v,eatber except the south Atlantic
coast Westerly winds with clearing weather are now
reported from the Middle statr"'
Probabilities
The barometer will continue rising on Monday over
,. Atlantic states with clear ana pleasant weather
,..ry g"nrrnllv over the New England. Middle. and
-oIihrrn stale. The pressure will diminish over the
S,thwg.t- VITA winds backing to sOuthrrly and In
r..d elpudlnesh at lOw barometer - prOha-
bly advancing toward california.
dangerous wind, arc not anticipated Tor tho Atlantic
alI Vvil gls<sA
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POLITICAL.
THE LIBERAL REPUBLICAN MOVEMENT.

SENATOR SUMMERS POsITION-uE WILL NOT
SUPPORT GRANTS RE-ELECTION-GEN. GAR
FIELD NON COMMITTAL-MR. DAWES UNPRO-
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Il GREAT OfFEf.
Only ss3 For $1I In Value!
Or, for Sl.0G, $500 in Value.
Or. for s3.co. $500 in va,uc!.:


The beautiful and artistic Chrome, "lsnt S,r,
Pretty {! highly finished. mounted and vanished,
Nh, I'M, eater Lille Spencer, retail price. s. ~
VIII he sent by mail, securely done up most free 4; ),
a premium I" every ~ yearly subscriber to III NJ
nt;Sls MONTHLY k..owirdgel the mos, beau.
.'i,la ana nsefnl rarl or Magazine in Amclic.--
isn't she fretty!' is beautiful Chrome and
splrn'id falor Picture, an! valuable work of art
wort, more than, double the cost of snlscri,tiuu
and, together with DEMoRESTS MONTHLY nj
f"Tds an Opportunity for the investment of y such
rs may never occur again; or, in place OF "lsn't
She Pretty" for s. i! additional HiawatLn,s
MnnnG after Jerome 'rh"mrs,n, size lsN2S, urirn
~ WI be sent lost.trec;"r both Chron,os and
i'hMoRESr'S MONTHLY, for one year for ! Z
=" ili'wathas W""ng" is an equally splru.lii worJ,
81 art u large and beautiful Chrome, and WORT,
,"lr times the price charged. Husbands. Fathers
irnt hers and Lovers do fail to subscribe t.,r
hEMuHF>r'S MAGAZINE and present it with y.
"can.l'i 'r"no 1t will make eyes spark" viii,
trl'Si'' ;! satisfaction, aud prove il monthly re-
''i'n'r'mi Nnn' good taste and kind feeling AL
N N W. 'hSNiHH> nEM"khsr, :ss>:s Broadway,
Magazine I'd cents each, post free -
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DIR. RAILWAYS
Perfect Purgative Pills.

perfectly tastelrss elegantly coated with sweet .
gum purge, regulate, purify, CLEANSE, and strength
en- Halfway Pills, for the Of all disorders 81
the stomach, liver, bowels, kidneys, bladder. n.r
vns diseases headache. consumption. c"stiv.nrss,
inflammation Of the bowels. piles, and ali d,rnn",
n'.,'ts Of tn. lnt,rlal vs"rr: Warranted TO eject
l"syc cure: Purely Vegetable, containing no
\ few doses of h-IDIv.iY,s RMS viii fire, III,
system tom III the above named disorders Price
70 cent $ per Box. SOLD BY },Hi'tiiISY,S ~
READ FALSE AND TRUE." Send one, letter
stamp to RAILWAY X CO.. No. 81 Maiden Lane
send YOU vac y"
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SPECIAL NOTICES

-! rf rsnns Knowing themselves indebted to In,
cali at either of their places Of business aud srt,in
.!"f rrsle'live accounts. All claims r,,nlann,
u,'s'',:' ny the first day ni March l8.2 viii liz
collection. " ' 't'
W. hone our pairo, will cui.. forward and SET
lie without further DELAY.
LEVY ADLER, Bayou Sara, la.
Jsi''"t. \. LEVY y Co. jackson, la
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From aud after this day will sell for cnsb ax
cMsve!y. Thns" wishing to purchase can rely m
securing the best bar gains and at the same Inn.
the Very hest quality OF goods Our old c,,st,r.rs
VIII Always receive our hest terms whil.. new
ONES "'!i be treated VIII, ..r,.,t consideration
Lew iR Bayou Sara La
A. LEVY CO., Jackson La.
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Kidney s. Bladder Complaints

l'rnary aud Womb diseases, Gravel. Diabetes
nr"Lay Stnnplgc OF Water, !ncontinencc OF uliuc'
nr.ht 5 Disease Alhulninuria, and in all eases
W'ttt th'i" ar" l'!lrk-dus1 deposits, the water
Is thick; cloudy, mixed with substances like tn.
WINE OF an eGa or threads like White silk or there
IT,, - mfn"i dark bilious appearance. and white
noi' "s' deposits, and WHEN there is IL prick inu
h''rn''l2 sensation when passing water, and pain
III the small OF the back a:.i along the Loins
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keution of our readers is call
advertisement Of Mr.. Leon
fcring for sale q house and
|bers to the SEMr-WEEKLY
lax will bear in mind that
B. Briant is authorized to re-
l,r name. .
hog was killed, in the vicin-
Rail Road Depot, on Thurs
Btu. He had bitten several
q white man. Tho evil
bis being rabid, were very
-+------e> --------------
Irish Coroner was called OH
bst., to view the body Of an
White man, taken from the
river near the Rail Road
but very little clothing on
been in tho water some
; was advanced i'll Il state If
lion.
A special meeting Of Bay
,odgc 1872, l. O. 3. b., will
|he Lodge Room next sun
lock z. NJ, to transact i'm
iness. .-. .
wishing to become mem.
oye Lodge, will please at
et Of
CcHN, rrcs't. pro. tenn.
(ElN, sea'ty pro. tenn.
Fpcelvel such Information,
t7e it to be true, that The
irregularities Which Lave
tie distribution of the
place, for some time pas,
repeated i'll the future.
anse has been made, that
may rely hereafter upon
Of that Office, being dis
manner, that will proyp
Under such cirrrrn-
IS to be hoped, that Tie
mistress, Will be allowed ,
situation.
rRY lEocEED1SGs. The
resent Dunean Stewart,
y, Dr.. Jos. ID. Smith and
Adon.
ga quorum present.
OF Duncan Steward. DR..
was called to The chair
pro. tenn.
otlon of Duncan Stew
D. Smith was unaui-
y etra coce, President OF
pen proceeded to bust
tee appointed to exam
on the accounts Of the
Dr. r. G. Stirling, sub
eport stating, that tl.ey
pnts correct.
Oh Lane W. Brandon,
received and adopted,
p'tt'e discharged.
John F. Irvine
' ;, $500
,''''.'.... 100
collins, Jr., $500, 90
at t.. when s. B. Gore,
Ward, presents to the s
y an account, in the
]; :, sebmitted, made out :
~ Auditor draw a war
= for the same.
~ ~ the lists of delin-
= - as made out by J. =
,s w. and examined by
s spl. for that pur-
Ut !, to DR.. Ruflin G.
a as,,collector, and he is +,
t tta to proceed forth
The same, according to
y Robert Hewlett, be
up rpp'inted overscer Of I
I1a5,, in the place
: 'aaell, removed, and
~ 'ae Persons in said
! inject to road duty to .
= 'os' D. SMITH,
. President.
April TX 1o-,
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TGU AOOY &C.,
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, TEAS
And III! kinds of Chinese Goods.
He'................C nartres Street.. ms
| Ne,r Orleans, Louisiana.
Il. .hIHIlL.
WHOLESALE, DEALER
groceries, Wines, Liquors, &c.
"i'..'. ........"d Lss"o htrrct..............Dl
between Cont amt st. Louis Street.
Nem Or'eans, La.
u L.. III. nE!LN..N,
Importers of
WINES. bRANDIEs; AND GINS
kcctifcTs of Nhiskcy.
No. ll1 Pine street,
between Main aud Second,
st. Louis, Mo.
manufacturers of Iieuaans Congress and Star B;t
TT. i'ALLEH,
DEALER IN
COOKING g. HEAT1NGsT STOVES
ofi!le NEST improved pn.,crus:
House J"rnisahy yoo1s Of eresy description.
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORKER
Steamboat, Steamship ans; Metallic Roofing work
executed at short notice.
os'.'....... carp STREET. o.
And is'S Tchonptoulas Street,
Eem orleans, La
a:t orders attended to promptsy.
-lg"t! for Unll1ccs r5mLiDat,on ,,.,,n, Cr,,o
ID. Aoii"'
DU.TRIN
BOUTS, :si.G:1S AND HATS.
ll2............G rarcr Street no
4Nc1r G'1cnRs, Loni;.opo
For Concerts, Balls, Paras,cs NIX; Soire,
by THE
SILVER CURNEr BAND
OF
CHARLES, JAEGER.
can te a,tnia'd by 0ll1iphy at
SN2 GCaa:Gl:.i,0use street.
FnHnnrmcnts 1aale for the Co,,u,ru
EROS. LEHMAN. D1,,,p l. m
i'' 'ta'' 81, n. ~ Montgomery Ala.
Esi}:-sN, &EwCass. & co.,
CoTTON E.iCToEs,
General Cn,,n,ission Merchants
.ttrarier .strect..........,,S.>
NEW ORLEANS, Ia.
. \ N. LEEStAN, HENRY ABRAHAM,
L. Nl."titss.
4 Mons,
1'raetiras Engineer oua NacAiaist
!.syIEG DEEM FOR THE LAST TWELVE YEARS
connected with the Machine Establishment of
.Iamrs.Tos'd, Cincinnati. O.
prepared to t.te orders mos. reasonable terms
for eli hials Of
'lansa,ion, Will & Wood Working Aiac,ry
Consisting IN iast Of
Sit;lh Engines ana !intgrS.
Iron and wood Franz" Circular Mills
wl,hnprovetl connected h"a, block
EaS, Cotton GinS, lus,elsul
Cotton Presses cIc.
oYsE's IMPROVED wooDwoRGa PLANNING
MACHINES,
ortnblc Germ IL Wheat Mills (hotl Iron and
Wood y Complete set, OF Floor Mill
1larhincry.
oysc's Improved Portable Horse Power,
Nayse's Eullck Cotton Press, to work
by hand, steam or IEo-sc Power.
EWELL COTTON SCREWS, SlIAFrING, Pull
LEYs, SAWS, GAss PIPES, BRASS WORKS,
WOODEN s. COTTON MACHINERY, NoY-
SEES PATENT COMPRESS.
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SI'1o Il Year. Gsas q Mos. Trial, soc.
~
THE MASONIC MONITOR,
| Devoted strictly to the Sciences Philosophy sym.
b"ilsii aud Jurisprudence" of Masonry, News OF
slecih interest to the Fraternity South, and
Essays upon the History ot the Order
1l0nl its earliest Stages. Published
Monthly.
Every Mason should Subscribe.
The MONITOR has received the highest enconi,,n,s
from the impartial and intelligent press OF The
country. Lea'!in. Masrns have pronounced it one
OF the best Masonic publications nnw puhShch.--
The proprietor soiclts the supper; of the craft
Adlrcss JULIUS a. BONlrZ, Managing Editor,
Goltlsh0ro', N. c.
'5NIE Colorado Monthly, published by J. II. Vie
L helm. Denver, Colorado" contains full and IT..
liable information about that remarkable land its
pages are cnellisIr,l with tine e.gravings of the
wonderful and peculiar Rocky Mountain SCENERY
tle finest ir The world. Price $500 per an,u,.
Agents wanted i'll every township in the Union.
Address the publisher tnr cash trlnis lnc.usii4
fifteen cclis iUr specimen copy.
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ktnj. sre:h'y A:spnc'i;:'';.
local NEWS.

lv Sheriff Sale under tho head
advertisement.
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bers to the SEM1-WEEKhY
aS will bear in mind that
B. Briant is authorized to re-
t,r name.
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sion of Vim. Harlaginp Sec
rator's notice.
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tention of our readers is cali
advertisement Of Mr.. Leon
Ftring for sale q house and
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log was killed, in the vicin-
Rail Road Depot, on Thurs
Btu. He had bitten several
q white man. Tho evil
his being rabid, were very
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-25
MORE CHARGES.

We knew that when Greeley was
nominated, and accepted the nomi-
nation. his old associates would call
him all sorts of names, and make
him out all sorts of a rascal, for thus
had been served the purest men IN
the Democratic party-but We did
not think they would make him out
a Copperhead, after nominating him
for So many offices, and getting up
clubs to circulate his Tribune in all
parts Of the United States. IN a
speech at Worcester. Mass, recently,
Hon. George I. IIoar, n. G. for
that District asks:
. How can YOU hesitate hetwcon the
two candidates? Greeley would nave
let the South 70; Grant would nave
CONQUERED them. Greeley encouraged
irhe rebellion: Grane destroyed IL.
lt;rac!ey would have passt The save
owners from the national treasury;
4tfrlut would educate che freedmen.
iGrartrv. more than ANY one ntaA III
tha cauntrv. j. IeNDouslo.o for t5HIi
Ran: Grant t1r Dout.>ou, Henry,
Eichshurg. ~Apo0nlattoT. Greeley
/ vGII1 leave the co.oECd man nail q
.#aIave. di>su4tie Itial from 2~=er''hE lbs
own constitutional right, ID Feco=-
n1za q dominant race a. SH.l eNiSsin-
#~un1e~thc Constitution: Gran: WoH't.
enforce Ipr niu4 those eLF5I T'9Lt7 NAI3i
every citizen oa-h, 10 have. Greeley
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